That's the two that I know she normally goes under.
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And guess where the money goes under the Republican plan?
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Siegal has said that she frequently goes under the knife.
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If the house goes under, often so do the cars.
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Half of the FANG trade goes under the microscope this week.
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If either retailer goes under, Levi's could take a small hit.
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Then, when Eureka goes under, they both make a lot of money.
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There's the inframammary incision, which goes under the crease of the breast.
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Affected by this, the main technology share price goes under some pressure.
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If the Park Hotel goes under, it may hit Preston's pensioners, too.
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For them, the more art that goes under the hammer, the better.
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What if the vendor goes under or is bought by a competitor?
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The free app goes under the acronym CRADLE, ComputeR Assisted Detector of LEukocoria.
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He also shed some light on where Tumblr goes under its new owners.
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If one of them goes under, you'll have to find yet another alternative.
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It also includes her dog, Stinky, who goes under her desk to fart.
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For starters, gift cards won't retain their value if a business goes under.
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If your 401(k) service provider rips you off or goes under, tough luck.
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Care-taking is a legitimate and important job that often goes under-acknowledged. 49.
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If the scooter thing goes under tomorrow, I can jump back into dog walks.
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If the company goes under, they don&apost get any of the money back.
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Don't count on gift cards to retain their value after a business goes under.
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" Menstrual products are "the first thing that goes under the bus when you're poor.
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What can you do if a company goes under when you have a service agreement?
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Go deeper: 1 week in America: A slew of gun violence goes under the radar
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Shannon goes under her shirt to fix her "side titty" spilling out of her bra.
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Experts say it likely goes under-reported because of gendered expectations placed on male sexuality.
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Each of the narrow plastic strips then goes under a roller with even more blades.
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AND THE CAPITAL GAINS RATE GOES UNDER OUR PLAN A 003% EXCLUSION OF YOUR INDIVIDUAL RATE.
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Shade canopies on the boats can also trap passengers from escaping as a boat goes under.
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If we can't ship this order to Mirage, the stock dives and the company goes under.
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Eventually I found a relatively sane Illuminati expert who goes under the name of Isaac Weishaupt.
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He says he's going to wait for a smaller version before he goes under the knife.
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We know exactly how it tears a neighborhood's fabric every time another longstanding business goes under.
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When a participating firm goes under, others must pick up the tab for its workers, or "orphans".
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It's a sensor that goes under the sheets and is meant to track you throughout the night.
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And I think that goes under-remarked upon for the NCAA tournament, because it's amateur sports, right?
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The artwork will be on display at Sotheby's London until it goes under the hammer on Oct.
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Watch the full episode of Jeana Keogh: A Real Housewife Goes Under the Knife, streaming now on PeopleTV.
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The 30-year-old man, who goes under several aliases including Yarlen, had three fake IDs on him.
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It's yours until Spotify gets bought up or goes under or one day decides to change its terms.
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"Voting so often goes under the radar, as far as everything outside of the presidential election," she said.
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New York (CNN Business)Elon Musk wants electric vehicles to be successful — even if Tesla goes under trying.
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If the company goes under, not all of its toy sales will automatically be transferred to other retailers.
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To be in the big leagues and earn an official UDSA seal, a product goes under even more scrutiny.
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In Karanikolaou's latest YouTube vlog, she goes under the knife (sort of) with her best friend by her side.
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Thomas White, an independent security researcher who goes under the handle TheCthulhu, posted it on his site on Wednesday.
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When Toys 'R' Us gets shuttered, pundits blame Amazon; when a newspaper goes under, people blame Facebook and Google.
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Show creator Peter Morgan says he wanted to depict the strains the royal marriage goes under in season 2.
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The bill would also hold investment firms legally liable for bankruptcy and severance if the acquired business goes under.
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KL: But the other thing that often goes under-resourced is the amount of research that community organizers do.
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I think he's one of the last people to jump off the sinking ship before it completely goes under.
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If Peabody goes under (again, completely) and bails on cleanup, who will cover the remaining 72.5 percent of costs?
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And just before she goes under Maggie's knife, she finally lets them call Ben to tell him what's going on.
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A letter critiquing a contemporary author for being "prosy" goes under the hammer at a London auction house on Tuesday.
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Feed Dani a story she can't resist, have Pete produce it, and when Dani goes under, she takes Pete with her.
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If the company goes under, or if Evergrande seizes control, Jia will be on a proverbial island in his oceanside homes.
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Before she goes under Sinclair says if it works he'll be gone and she says he's with her all the time.
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Villain duties are handled by Rebel Wilson as Ursula and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's Tituss Burgess goes "under the sea" as Sebastian.
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Basic flan also goes under the Spanish names flan de huevo, egg flan; flan de leche, milk flan; and leche flan.
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If the Federal Housing Finance Agency goes under, borrowers as well as small, community banks are the ones who will suffer.
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But Vanderpump has two free hands when she goes under Erika Jayne's dress, looking for a pair of underwear to lend Kyle.
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He is, in short, the essence of that commingling of big business and government that goes under the name of crony capitalism.
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And if they just want to do the tweets, they can do that, and all the other stuff goes under the radar.
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If a mall goes under four years from now, Putnam will still be collecting fours years' of cashflow until then, he says.
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Me, I'll probably keep ordering the banana pudding forever, or until this mirage on Mott Street goes under and joins the past.
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Their school is near the Teesta River, and during the monsoon season which lasts from June to December, it goes under water.
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It goes under the couch and she looks up at me, meows softly for me to get it, and my heart melts.
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A loose grouping of intellectuals and architectural theorists, which goes under the name Projekt Bauhaus, intends to take the problem head-on.
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As he goes under in the operation, he again has visions of his father — this time, cheering on Kevin at a football game.
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Although the iconic green apron is still a part of the uniform, Starbucks employees have more leeway to choose what goes under it.
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It goes under the heading of you need to do things that make him uncomfortable, make him think twice, get inside his head.
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The 85033,170-mile pipeline doesn't run through tribal land, but goes under Lake Oahe on the Missouri River, which supplies their drinking water.
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The 21-year-old, who goes under the pseudonym Wu Xiaojing, was a hardcore fan of popular multiplayer smartphone game Honour of Kings.
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But the Carillion debacle, which cost taxpayers some £150m, has made the government take steps to minimise its losses if another outsourcer goes under.
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This innovative lash format uses a sandwiching technique: One strip goes under the natural lashes, and a second fits along the top of lashes.
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LI: WELL, THE U.S. AND CANADA ARE EACH OTHER'S LARGEST TRADING PARTNER, AND THAT ALSO GOES UNDER NAFTA, THE NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE ACT.
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This $20 wearable smart monitoring patch goes under the arm and monitors a baby's temperature for 24 hours, relaying the information to a smartphone.
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" The fictional journal, Kirkus continued, was rife with "literary pork-barreling" and "the utter incompetence and gratuitousness that goes under the term 'editorial judgment.
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But unlike the Titanic, we might be able to save Leonardo DiCaprio before he goes under," Schwarzenegger said, referring to the 1997 movie "Titanic.
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The FDIC is a government agency that ensures that money in certain types of accounts stays safe, even if the bank goes under.2.
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Failure to properly perform hematology tests can be hazardous for patients who are taking blood thinners, such as wafarin (which goes under the tradename Coumadin).
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The auction of the suit, first reported by the Liverpool Echo, is estimated to fetch $65,000 plus when it goes under the hammer next week.
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He played Jack Tavern, a cop who tries to save passengers from a bus that'll explode if it goes under 50 mph, in "Speed" (1994).
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Funding for adtech companies may be drying up, leading to consolidation, but it&aposs still notable when an established and heavily funded one goes under.
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Dianne Feinstein of California, is taking the virus in stride — even as her home city of San Francisco goes under a "shelter-in-place" order.
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That outmoded economic system — the nebulous set of assumptions and power relationships that goes under the name "neoliberalism" — is the real target of the GND.
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"After she goes under, you see him jump and he lands on the beach, where they were supposed to land in the first place," says Thornburg.
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If Staaker loses its connection to the controller, say if O'Brien goes under a wave, the drone will simply stop and hover until the surfer resurfaces.
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A recent effort to provide consulting to companies on their workspaces, which typically goes under the tiresome tech euphemism called a "pivot," also did not gel.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A Banksy painting of primates sitting in Britain's parliament goes under the hammer next week and is expected to fetch up to $2.5 million.
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They usually occur where the river narrows or goes under a bridge, or where the river slope flattens out, allowing the ice pieces to accumulate and clog.
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Then (as the Harvard trio found) as the patient goes under the oscillations smooth out, deepening into a stark, uniform wave which vibrates ten times a second.
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As the patient "goes under", their level of awareness is monitored by observing indirect -- and somewhat crude -- measures, such as blood pressure, heart rate or physical movement.
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The sprawling personal art collection of David Rockefeller and his wife Peggy goes under auction Tuesday and could become the most valuable single-owner collection in history.
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Fighting science is truly a wonderful thing to have but sometimes the act of meeting force with force and the psychology of the first blow goes under appreciated.
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Social media is like infrastructure: users resist change to Twitter or Facebook like they might dread the back-ups when a highway or a bridge goes under construction.
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Buy half now, see if it goes under $5, and in what I think it is going to be an unfortunately negative sell-off, then buy the rest.
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"It's not as if people with opioid use disorder aren't involved in the health care system, it's that their addiction goes under the radar," said John Hopkins' Caleb Alexander.
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Chinese LOL player Li Wei Jun, who goes under the name Vasilii, was fired earlier in October from Chinese team Newbee, and an investigation into his behaviour was launched.
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When an insurance company goes under, all the surviving companies in that line of business are required to chip into the guarantor, with assessments based on their market share.
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Doctors planned on performing a procedure on Flair on Friday -- but now, Barlow says there are other medical issues that need to be addressed before Ric goes under the knife.
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Last week, the company announced that co-founder Nathan Blecharczyk would become chairman of Airbnb's China arm, which goes under the name of 'Aibiying' and competes against local services Tujia.
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"It's hard to say something definitely works or doesn't work without having a clinical study that goes under scrutiny of scientists that are not involved with the product," he said.
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The "Cascadia subduction zone" derives its name from the Cascade Range of volcanic mountains that parallel the fault from afar and from how one plate subducts, or goes under, another.
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But instead of resigning himself to fate, the 26-year-old, who goes under the pseudonym of Shandianzhililiang on Weibo, came up with an idea that has bewildered Chinese netizens.
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Barkley runners jump into a creek and wade through a tunnel that goes under the jail, emerging just steps away from the wall that Ray and his fellow escapees jumped.
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He can't ban Trump lest his business goes under and by refusing to ban Trump he must also allow other forms of worse speech to find root on the service.
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The local authority's website displays four-day forecasts including tide levels: 110 cm (43 inches) above sea level counts as acqua alta, though St. Mark's Square goes under at just 80cm.
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The YouTube singer, who goes under the name Ten Second Songs, elevates the Bieber hit to a whole different level by pairing it with Hanson, Milli Vanilli and — sorry, not sorry — Nickelback.
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When I removed that sticker, I got the ribbon cable in, only to find that there is seemingly no easy way to fit in the adapter, which partly goes under the trackpad.
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If more than one country agrees to take her, it will be up to the refugee agency to decide where she goes under a policy aimed at preventing refugees from country shopping.
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Then I moved to New York and I had done this story for Wired magazine which typically goes under the name "Vanish," which was about my attempt to disappear for a month.
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He also goes under the hood to discuss some of Apple's overlooked competitive advantages in media and to paint a picture of how Apple's new product lines might evolve in the long-term.
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Rose stressed if Norfolk Southern goes under the hammer CSX would be at a competitive disadvantage if the $1.8 billion in annual cost savings Canadian Pacific promises from a deal were borne out.
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Refiners were also encouraged by a domestic fuel pricing scheme in place since 2016 that puts a floor under retail fuel prices whenever the global crude oil market goes under $40 a barrel.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 63%Summary: Gabriela Diaz (Christina Milian) feels like her life is falling apart after her design firm goes under and her boyfriend breaks up with her in the same week.
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Rodda, who also goes under the alias Zheng3, designed the giant microorganism as part of his "Faire Play" series, which has previously seen him make Barbie 3D-printed armour and a Roman chariot.
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Now, this is one of those deep closets that goes under the stairs; it went back around 73 feet and then had a left turn into a very low maybe 3 foot high space.
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"We see the base as another space of life, not a space for preparing for war -- we don't see that part," Urasaki, now a rapper who goes under the moniker Awich, 2000, told CNN.
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There are moments of peril, such as when Matt briefly goes under, but (spoiler?) they survive, and the viewer finally gets that surfing is a metaphor for the highs and lows of one's life.
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In foreign policy this perspective goes under the rubric of "realism," but what's evident in this quote is that as the tribalism grows stronger and more naked, the realism becomes more crude and ideological.
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Adtech middlemen — in this case, ad exchanges — created new payment terms over the past year after companies like Sizmek and IgnitionOne collapsed to protect themselves if advertisers don't pay or a company goes under.
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All of Professor Marston's most deeply felt conflicts play out across Hall's expressive face – she's a proudly unconventional woman who's scared to break the rules, a brilliant thinker who goes under-appreciated in her time.
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It all goes under the umbrella of "getting #MeToo'd" — an unfair process in which the man is the victim and the penalty is always death, even when the penalty is actually no penalty at all.
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How much money goes under the mattress and how much oney goes to allowances… These individuals are hard-working and they are credit worthy, but you couldn't lend to them because they couldn't be documented.
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Thanks to unemployment insurance, if your employer goes under you have a cushion while you go find another job — but the program is deliberately stingy to make sure you go out and get another one.
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A leaked National Health Service document report warns that if HES goes under as a result of the scandal, there could be a knock-on effect for the disposal of medical waste across the country.
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When Traven learns that Payne has rigged a bus full of civilians to explode if it goes under 50 miles an hour, he tries to help bus driver Annie (Sandra Bullock) before it's too late.
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When a celebrity goes under the needle to get inked, the news usually makes its way into the media spotlight pretty quickly, either by the star's own revealing, the tattoo artist's, or a sneaky paparazzi photo.
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Right now, the way to do it is invasive: patients have to prick their fingers to draw blood or get a tiny tube that goes under their skin to measure glucose in the fluid between cells.
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Cernok helps moderate the "Rebels" group, which is run by Jay Ringgold (who also goes under the online alias Jay Boss), a technology professional in San Diego who said he is something of a social media guru.
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If you're getting tested for a potential drug or insect allergy or your initial skin test was unclear, that might include further testing that actually goes under your skin (in other words: an injection), explains Dr. Meadows.
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" For instance, "if Jack goes under the shelter, Diane follows him, and when we bring food out for them, even though they're supposed to eat different food because they have different requirements, they have to share their food.
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He then spent ten minutes implementing patience into his side pick-and-roll, setting his big man up to re-screen and let him get downhill for an easier jump shot when his man goes under the pick.
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The only way I can describe it is like when you drop a heavy object into a body of water where it kind of goes under and leaps back out, and it eventually steadies and finds its level.
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Hong Kong - A modern Chinese painting that smashed an auction record when it was sold in 1987 is expected to fetch as much as $8.3 million when it goes under the hammer at Sotheby's spring sale next month.
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Before Baron goes under the gun with tattoo artist Romeo Lacoste, she talks with Riihimaki about her inspiration for the art (David Bowie) and the two make a vision board that brings together various visual elements associated with the music icon.
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Even in a video game, his smooth, friendly voice is relaxing—but that all goes under once the sky turns an apocalyptic orange, debris starts to fall, and he starts flinging paintbrushes at canvas before whipping out a machine gun.
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This… well, simple note app has been a standby and lifesaver for me for years, though occasionally I have worried about its future: Will it survive if Automattic, which bought it back in 2013, goes under or gets bought itself?
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So I think you have to just say, you know what, this time next year people will not be focused as much on ESPN declines, so I'll buy some now, and if it goes under $100 I'll buy a little more.
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It began life as a Canadian company but has since moved to the US. I've found their hats run true to size, but come with a sizing insert that goes under the sweatband in case it's a little too roomy.
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China had asked Sweden to extradite Qiao Jianjun, who also goes under the name of Feng Li, on suspicion of breach of trust and fraud relating to the embezzlement of the equivalent of around 100 million Swedish crowns ($11 million).
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Pamela Merritt, Reproaction's co-founder, told VICE News that she sees self-managed abortion not only as a kind of insurance policy if Roe goes under but also as a way to simply expand the menu of options for abortion.
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Or it could leave them to their fate and risk unrest among workers likely to lose their government jobs if a region slashes spending or goes under - just as Russia heads into a cycle of elections culminating in a 2018 presidential vote.
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"If you come to the conclusion that a bank, if it fails, goes under a normal insolvency procedure like in other industries, then the argument for MREL is getting very limited or disappearing because you would just unwind the institution," Koenig said.
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Digital Dream Labs plans to use over $1.8 million in Kickstarter money to open Vector's code up for users to customize (perhaps to give their robot a unique personality) and to ensure Vector's code lives on, even if the company goes under... again.
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That means that while Mr. Lampert's equity holdings — which date back more than a decade — could end up worthless, he has collected interest on the debt and he will be near the front of the line of creditors if the company goes under.
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For the actual eye shadow — a blend of bright colors perfect for the aesthetic that embodied the summer of 1985 — Forsythe and other makeup artists used mostly MAC palettes and relied on that fact that Buono "barely goes under the water" for her pool scene.
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The documents seen by Reuters identify the man as Qiao Jianjun, who also goes under the name of Feng Li, stating he is suspected of breach of trust and fraud relating to the embezzlement of the equivalent of around 100 million Swedish crowns ($11 million).
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He also confirmed the names of two of the militants the convoy was searching for: a man who goes under the alias of Petit Tchapori, and Chefou Doundou, a former cattle herder nicknamed Dondo by locals and code-named "Naylor Road" by US intelligence.
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As such, however, the "that thong, thong, thong, thong, thong" line goes under-recognised, which is a shame, as it's an important image and the repetition really allows Sisqo to move through some complex emotions about the thong: realisation, acknowledgement, excitement, self-examination, acceptance.
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Present day Contrast this with Kate, who has a man she is crazy about and wants a biological child with, but when she goes under the anesthesia for her egg-retrieval surgery, has a conversation with her younger selves about whether she should even be having kids.
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Clashing tides from two directions meet beneath the bridge, and soon after a ship goes under it the pilot must finesse the turn of a hundred and twenty-seven degrees into Newark Bay; meanwhile, Staten Island's shoreline, close by on the left, narrowly confines the ship's stern.
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The next minority leader will have to decide whether and when the GOP minority might work to find common ground with Democrats and could also come under increased scrutiny from the President as the administration itself goes under a microscope in the new Democratic-controlled House.
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All that remains is to choose your mode of delivery: wax for high-temperature, high-intensity dabbing; a liquid concentrate vape pen with precise microdosing ability; an edible; a strip that goes under your tongue; a nasal spray for those who want a fast-acting, 15 to 90 minute high.
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" But then all would slide into a fog of incomprehensibility and I would keep nodding furiously to try to persuade the person that I could follow what was being said: "Then you toggle over that spur of the thruway that goes under the overpass before the six roundabouts of the gargle.
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Look at him abuse fellow rookie De'Aaron Fox on Tuesday night: Fox goes under the dribble handoff because scouting reports rightfully told him to, but Philly's star rookie fakes towards the pick and goes behind his back to scooch past Fox and Zach Randolph and score around the rotating Willie Cauley-Stein.
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The blogger, who goes under the pseudonym "slackur" or "Jesse Mysterious," then described a harrowing tale for a serious collector: After reading up on the disc rot problem, he went through his game collection, much of it in mint condition, and found white specks on many of the discs—a major tell of disc rot.
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But that duo is noticeably less stoic than last year, thrilled with the first decent shot they see and content with doing a favor for the opposition, especially if their man goes under a screen or gives them the type of space that suggests a pull-up three is exactly what they want to see.
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Last week, the Wall Street Journal revealed that in October 22016, Trump lawyer Michael Cohen arranged for $130,000 to be paid to porn actress Stephanie Clifford (who goes under the stage name Stormy Daniels) to keep quiet about an extramarital affair she had with Trump in 2006, a year into his marriage to Melania.
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Award won: Best music, original songFor: "The Woman in Red," for the song "I Just Called to Say I Love You"Year: 1985 — 57th Academy AwardsEveryone knows that Stevie Wonder has won a billion Grammys (well, 25 to be exact), but his Oscar win goes under the radar despite the song he won for being a mega hit.
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Not once do I play with the boy I am In this life, whose father, too old for the draft, Starts a paint company in a rented basement Which almost goes under after a year And then is saved, as the war continues, By a steady flow of government contracts That allows my mother to retire from nursing And devote herself to work with the poor.
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That is the model: buy the mines (or assets) for cheap from a company in restructuring, thereby escaping health, pension, and environmental obligations; take out huge loans to keep the mines going; pay yourself and your executives handsomely from those loans; and then, when the mine goes under anyway, pay yourself additional bonuses for "managing" your own bankruptcy and walk away richer than you started.
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For example, if you want to use an app to adjust the temperature of an appliance, you have to (1) grab your phone, (2) face/thumb/passcode your way in, (3) ignore the text messages and push notifications and 4) ignore the news, (5) remember why you pulled out your phone, (6) swipe to (6.5) open the app, (7) swipe to adjust the temperature, and (8) try not to wonder what will happen to your buttonless product if the Kickstarter-backed company that makes it goes under and stops updating the app.
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