You can see how the dose is actually getting lower.
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"The lower I got, the more I craved getting lower," she writes.
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Demand is strong for housing, but listings are low and getting lower.
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He also said his personal bottom in professional basketball keeps getting lower and lower.
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But the probability of this happening very soon is getting lower by the day.
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That means customers are getting lower quality video, because the internet service providers say so.
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That means that the likelihood of dramatic market swings is, in their view, getting lower.
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The numbers keep getting lower and lower as the tension in this fantastical story increases.
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"You can assume the long-term level of vaccination is getting lower every year," he said.
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Instead, you have the choice of contract term, with monthly rates getting lower the longer you commit.
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Last week, Trump tweeted: "Oil prices are getting lower... Thank you Saudi Arabia but let's go lower".
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But when filing season came around, many taxpayers weren't pleased to be getting lower-than-average refunds.
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And, according to recent research, the average required initial mortgage payment is only getting lower for hopeful homeowners.
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IT'S HARD FOR ME TO SEE THE BALANCE SHEET GETTING LOWER THAN 27 TRILLION, 200 TO 3 TRILLION.
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Farmers were getting lower returns from winter-sown crops due to lower-than normal monsoon rains, Nambiath said.
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Earlier Wednesday, Trump tweeted that oil prices were "getting lower" and thanked Saudi Arabia for the dropping costs.
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"Inventory in Mattituck is low and getting lower," said Diane Mollica, an agent at Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty.
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The barrier to that emblem of arrival keeps getting lower: in most places, meat is cheaper than it's ever been.
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He played down the notion that the three partners would have more success getting lower prices from hospitals and doctors.
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She told reporters that most investors believe that "the risks are getting lower and the expectations are improving" for the country.
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So while the advertised price for airfare is getting lower, the actual cost that a passenger pays is actually getting higher.
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As interest skyrockets, the barrier to entry is getting lower, with more microphones, gadgets and services hitting the market all the time.
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But she also said some potential buyers for the big gas projects are getting smaller and their credit quality is getting lower.
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That way, you're buying at a broad range of market prices — and getting lower prices (and more shares) — when the market dips.
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That means farmers are getting lower prices for the commodity, and at these levels some are not making enough to cover bills.
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Drivers getting better commission, passengers getting lower prices, and vetting getting increase all translate into one thing: more money needed to fuel the machine.
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There's a condition called orthosomnia, which involves some people with sleep trackers getting lower-quality sleep because they're anxious about achieving a better score.
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They feel like they helped build other companies in New York, and, you know, as a reward for that, their rates kept getting lower.
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There's a condition called othosomnia, which involves some people with sleep trackers getting lower-quality sleep because they're anxious about achieving a better score.
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The focus on managing diabetes may result in cancer getting lower priority, said Gallagher, whose practice focuses on diabetes and endocrine conditions in cancer patients.
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But because of the mapping issue, "it could be that two-thirds of the population is still getting lower speeds" and officials wouldn't necessarily know.
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"Most of the time I'll go abroad for holidays because the price of flights is getting lower," said Yu, head of marketing for start-up Eniutrip.
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With lower trading revenues across the industry in the fourth quarter and full year, recruiters said that many would be getting lower payouts for 2017 payments.
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And it could benefit from a downturn by getting lower prices on leases and seeing less costly construction costs for finishing out its spaces, he said.
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Laura Andersen, a 20-year-veteran, was turned down, she sued the department, claiming that chauvinism among male supervisors resulted in women getting lower ratings in evaluations.
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He has reduced budgets to advertise the enrollment period and ended payments to insurers intended to help subsidize costs for getting lower-income people on the exchanges.
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"The water is getting lower and it's time for assessment and to move into recovery," Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, the county's top administrator, told the AP.
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Trump on Wednesday morning tweeted that the price of crude oil, which is currently at about $54 a barrel, is getting lower, down from $82 in September.
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The IPS screen still looks sharp from a working distance and while a touchscreen and 4K would have been nice, it also would mean getting lower battery life.
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Environmentalists warn their numbers are getting lower and scientists argue the best way to save the species is by letting the water flow directly to the Pacific Ocean.
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On one hand, Mary J. Blige is making progress in the tax lien dept -- her tabs are getting lower, but on the other hand ... she still has to pay 'em.
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When you bring in a competitor, it means the likelihood of competition for pricing ... There's more a danger of overpaying for a project or getting lower returns for a project.
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That means farmers are getting lower prices for the commodity, and at recent levels some are barely hanging on and holding back on investments such as improvements to their farms.
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"Medicare is the largest buyer of drugs in the country, if not the world," but "ends up getting lower rebates" for drug purchases than many other health-coverage providers, Slavitt noted.
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That's because a whopping 70 percent of Cable One's subscribers buy only its broadband Internet service rather than bundling it with video, and churn is "low and getting lower," Laulis said.
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In the medium to long term, "it looks like the probability for a trade deal in the foreseeable future or even with the current U.S. government is getting lower," she said.
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To back up a bit, you've probably been seeing a lot of headlines lately about stocks falling, which basically means the prices of a lot of publicly traded companies are getting lower.
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Abortion rights groups are relying on the Supreme Court's respect for precedent and say their main focus is on getting lower courts to stop laws such as those passed in Alabama and Georgia.
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"Not only are women getting lower offers when they actually get offers, but a large amount of time, companies have openings and they're not interviewing women at all," said Jessica Kirkpatrick, Hired's data scientist.
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Advocates have succeeded in getting lower courts to temporarily block many of the administration's immigration initiatives, but Solicitor General Noel Francisco has used stay applications to persuade the Supreme Court to override those blocks.
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Three women on the car who had accents I could not make out were clearly concerned that the street numbers of the stations were getting lower as the train continued on: 96th, 86th, 79th, 72nd.
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For a while, the business was so good that Amazon almost doubled Cheapskates' storage capacity, allowed the storefront into the global sellers program and offered loans to the Schapperts with rates that kept getting lower.
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The treaty article prohibits "false flag" companies, which are not actual residents of a treaty country, from getting lower U.S. tax withholding rates simply by setting up a subsidiary in the treaty country to claim residence.
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"Even if the insurers are getting lower prices, and lower prices are good for the consumer, they're not usually getting passed on," says Martin Gaynor, an economist at Carnegie Mellon University who studies health insurer consolidation.
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This is par for the course for a presidency that's seen mass departures and vacancies in places like the White House science office and the Environmental Protection Agency, but somehow the bar seems to keep getting lower.
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He also said agricultural producers are "getting squeezed on both" ends by paying more than they should for products and getting lower prices when selling their commodities "because of highly concentrated markets that are paying less to us."
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As we saw this year, plans and state insurance commissioners were able to respond to the administration ending the cost-sharing reduction payments in a way that led to many subsidized consumers getting lower prices on more robust plans.
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Anti-vaxxers have been a consistently reported factor in the outbreaks at a time when some studies have found vaccination rates are getting lower for a number of reasons, including complacency or an inability to afford regular medical care.
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"If farmers keep getting lower prices then they will shift to other crops and the entire cycle of shortages, price rises and higher imports will get repeated," said Pravin Dongre, chairman of industry body the India Pulses and Grains Association.
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A chart of the duo's location over time shows the satellites naturally getting lower in their orbits — most likely due to the particles from Earth's atmosphere dragging them downward, according to Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at Harvard University who tracks spacecraft in orbit.
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It also really brought to light the concept that people trade one good for another, whether that's giving up a wage-earning opportunity to spend a few hours helping your grandmother every day, or getting lower grades so that you can earn an income.
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"The Trump administration is pushing politics into the OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries), and is aiming at spreading the members and securing their own interests by getting lower prices and so forth," Hossein Kazempour, Iran's OPEC representative, told CNBC's Steve Sedgwick at the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) in Algiers on Sunday.
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Last year a study of the San Francisco Bay area found that maps of 100-year-flood risk—the risk posed by the worst flood expected over 123 years—based on sea-level rise alone underestimate the area under threat by as much as 90% compared with maps that accounted for land that was getting lower because of subsidence.
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While most Americans find this unreasonable, it is important to note that almost every other major country in the world uses a single payer healthcare to great effect, getting lower costs and better results than the U.S. So as long as we allow healthcare and pharmaceuticals to be guided by a profit driven system, this is exactly what we can expect.
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We pulled together a collection of Megan Thee Stallion freestyles that prove that the creator of the appropriately dubbed "hot girl summer" continues to bring the heat while bodying a barrage of bars: In her latest freestyle, Megan Thee Stallion holds nothing back, addressing her status as one of the hottest rappers in the game and being a female rapper that actually writes her own raps ("I know you used to mediocre, I know the bar is getting lower and lower").
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There are at least nine separate blue whale acoustic populations worldwide. Over the last 50 years blue whales have changed the way they are singing. Calls are progressively getting lower in frequency. For example the Australian pygmy blue whales are decreasing their mean call frequency rate at approximately 0.35 Hz/year.
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Mall Tycoon 3 is a business simulation game, released in 2005. It was developed by Cat Daddy Games and published by Global Star Software. It is the third and final installment in the Mall Tycoon series, after the original Mall Tycoon and Mall Tycoon 2. The game was released to mixed reviews, getting lower than the previous games.
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At this time the Red River was getting lower. On the return trip to Alexandria the huge ironclad had already grounded eight times, and once again had grounded hard near Montgomery. After laboring all night Phelps reluctantly admitted that there was no other alternative but to destroy the prize vessel so it would not fall into the hands of the Confederates.
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Many fast foods tend to be high in saturated fat, sugar, salt and calories. The traditional family dinner is increasingly being replaced by the consumption of takeaway fast food. As a result, the time invested on food preparation is getting lower, with an average couple in the United States spending 47 minutes and 19 seconds per day on food preparation in 2013.
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In 2013, the newspaper Iltalehti listed Pupuhuhta as "one of the most violent suburbs" in Finland. The unemployment rate has been relatively high in the area: in 2015 it was about 30 %, but in 1995 the rate was 40 %, so it has been getting lower during the years. Several projects have been implemented to improve the welfare of the local residents.Marja Kokko: Jyväskylän kaupungin historia.
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The song begins with a high-noted guitar riff, with mixed in samples, leading to the guitar notes getting lower, and lead vocalist Corey Taylor starting the lyrics with a scream. This eventually leads to low noted riffs with minor scales associated in. The song has a "basic minor-key riff," along with "thrash" riffs, and interludes that are much softer. The chorus is slow, emotional and epic.
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A standard method for getting lower bounds of complexity consists of reducing a problem to another problem. More precisely, suppose that one may encode a problem of size into a subproblem of size of a problem , and that the complexity of is \Omega(g(n)). Without loss of generality, one may suppose that the function increases with and has an inverse function . Then the complexity of the problem is \Omega(g(h(n))).
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The smaller of the two lakes at camp, Honor Lake is located just downhill from the pool, on the way to OCR and Archery. It is used primarily for canoeing, and campers are not allowed to swim in this lake. Due to the recent drought conditions, camp is no longer pumping extra water into the lake, and the water level has steadily been getting lower. Because of this, the lake has not been used much in recent summers.
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Students must attend the annual September Izzone camp out if they want a chance of getting lower- bowl tickets. Returning lower-bowl members who have completed the camp out and missed two games or fewer the previous season are given first priority. The Izzone witnessed a 53-home-game win streak, spanning from the end of the 1997–98 season until the middle of the 2001–2002 season. Michigan State lost March 1, 1998, 99–96 in overtime to Purdue.
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The absence of an authentic Formula One license made it difficult to research the actual Formula One machines of that time; players had to use generic two speed manual transmission machines. While using the regular tracks, the player must either match or beat the target time in order to move to the next level. Otherwise, a game over message will appear without revealing the final score of the game. Getting lower than the target time will score points that will lead to upgrades for his or her vehicle.
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Ghulan Mohammed Hotak is a citizen of Afghanistan. Both The Daily Telegraph and the Washington Post published extended accounts of Hotak's defection from the Taliban to the Interim Afghan Government. 'Our morale was getting lower. We couldn't fight', The Daily Telegraph, November 18, 2001 Afghan fighters pragmatically switching sides: Anti-Taliban forces' momentum trumps soldiers' old loyalties, Redding Record, November 25, 2001 During his Combatant Status Review Tribunal and Administrative Review Board Guantanamo captive Gholam Ruhani testified he believed Hotak was an assisting American intelligence on December 9, 2001, the day he was captured.
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The right side of the graph represents the maximum speed of the aircraft. This is typically sloped in the same manner as the stall line due to air resistance getting lower at higher altitudes, up to the point where an increase in altitude no longer increases the maximum speed due to lack of oxygen to feed the engines. The power needed varies almost linearly with altitude, but the nature of drag means that it varies with the square of speed—in other words it is typically easier to go higher than faster, up to the altitude where lack of oxygen for the engines starts to play a significant role.
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M. C. Escher's painting Ascending and Descending illustrates a non-conservative vector field, impossibly made to appear to be the gradient of the varying height above ground as one moves along the staircase. It is rotational in that one can keep getting higher or keep getting lower while going around in circles. It is non-conservative in that one can return to one's starting point while ascending more than one descends or vice versa. On a real staircase, the height above the ground is a scalar potential field: If one returns to the same place, one goes upward exactly as much as one goes downward.
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The same ridges are further divided into smaller and lower ridges to pass into low elevation mountain region named Gobustan, and further on into Absheron Peninsula. North off and parallel to the Great Caucasus ridge there is a southeast trending ridge called Lateral, of which Azerbaijan section starts from the Shahdagh (located at 4243m, means "Kings Mountain") extending and getting lower southeastward and terminates at Beshbarmag (located at 546m, Besh Barmag Mountain means "Five Finger Mountain") pinnacle. The southeastern section of lateral Ridge Tengi- Beshbarmagh is a medium and low-altitude mountain erosion-denudation relief. The relief of this part is consist of the Jurassic and Cretaceous limestone and clay.
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The economist's depiction of deadweight loss to efficiency that monopolies cause When firms hold large market shares, consumers risk paying higher prices and getting lower quality products than compared to competitive markets. However, the existence of a very high market share does not always mean consumers are paying excessive prices since the threat of new entrants to the market can restrain a high-market-share firm's price increases. Competition law does not make merely having a monopoly illegal, but rather abusing the power that a monopoly may confer, for instance through exclusionary practices. First it is necessary to determine whether a firm is dominant, or whether it behaves "to an appreciable extent independently of its competitors, customers and ultimately of its consumer".
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Designed to be a branching, but linear, storyline in which players actions have effects on the future, MyCareer is reminiscent to story modes of earlier SmackDown games and WWF No Mercy in which decisions affected outcomes. The mode also features a morality system to allow players to decide whether they want to play as a face (fan favorite) or a heel (rule breaker) with each choice having an effect on the meter. There is also a 1-5 star match rating system that rates matches based on technique, pacing and momentum, with squash matches getting lower ratings and back-and-forth matches getting higher ratings. Wins and losses have little effect on match ratings with the goal being to put on the best match possible.
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Artillery spotters were an especially prized target for snipers. Soviet marines landing on the west bank of the Volga River Soviet soldiers in the Red October Factory A significant historical debate concerns the degree of terror in the Red Army. The British historian Antony Beevor noted the "sinister" message from the Stalingrad Front's Political Department on 8 October 1942 that: "The defeatist mood is almost eliminated and the number of treasonous incidents is getting lower" as an example of the sort of coercion Red Army soldiers experienced under the Special Detachments (later to be renamed SMERSH). On the other hand, Beevor noted the often extraordinary bravery of the Soviet soldiers in a battle that was only comparable to Verdun, and argued that terror alone cannot explain such self-sacrifice.
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As satellite transmission was only used for rare special events at the time (the seminal Aloha from Hawaii had just unveiled the technology earlier in 1973), the show was sent from coast to coast over the terrestrial microwave facilities (also used for long-distance telephone calls as well as broadcast video & audio at the time) of AT&T; Long Lines and it reportedly took NBC the entire first year of Tomorrow broadcasting before they succeeded in getting lower usage tariffs from AT&T.; Unique and often revealing one-on-one exchanges were the program's staple. As Johnny Carson had mostly abandoned the highbrow, intellectual guests that were common on The Tonight Show in its early years (especially during Jack Paar's hosting run), and during the show's run from New York, many of those types of guests ended up on Tomorrow. Notable interviews included those with author Harlan Ellison, actor and writer Sterling Hayden and novelist-philosopher Ayn Rand.
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