The country "has been going downhill ever since," he said.
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Neither is going downhill, but it's a lot more fun.
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Here, say experts, is where things really started going downhill.
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"Especially more on the hills going downhill," he told Gizmodo.
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I just want you going downhill all day, all night.
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After "Crucifixion Cabaret," things were only going downhill for Boffin.
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In 1999, the Thayer subsidiary Air Capitol Plating started going downhill.
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The energy stored by going uphill is released by going downhill.
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But the summer of 2224 is when it started going downhill.
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What follows are his top 10 tips on going downhill fast.
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And, the percentage has been going downhill for almost 903 years.
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Going downhill again, he just misses it and remains at 21-over.
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Things appear to be going downhill faster than I thought they would.
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He held that position for a few months until everything started going downhill.
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And going downhill was never fun because I had little control of my speed.
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It's all here, if you remember the web before it started going downhill, anyway.
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"It's a boulder going downhill gathering more momentum as it goes," Mr. Dean said.
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But it's obvious that the site has been going downhill for a long time.
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"We weren't able to get going downhill all night," Knicks Coach Jeff Hornacek said.
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Some fans will say that New Girl started going downhill after Jess and Nick kissed.
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I THINK THIS COUNTRY WAS GOING DOWNHILL FAST AND I STILL THINK IT'S GOT PROBLEMS.
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But by the time he arrived in Hong Kong in 13 everything was going downhill.
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I think for the last seven or eight years, things have just been going downhill.
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Going downhill, I have the hand brakes pressed on, but the bike is still going.
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"She just went from mild cold symptoms to going downhill very rapidly," Mr. Green said.
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Neither had much impact on a Warriors team that was going downhill at the time.
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When a young Kendrick realized the performance was going downhill, she had a rather strange reaction.
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Still, many people say things are going downhill for the economy — but for someone else's economy.
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I was really excited to do "Giselle" and then it started going downhill from there [laughs].
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"The business started going downhill because people didn't want to see puppet shows anymore," Schuler told me.
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It would be amazing for those Tinder dates that start going downhill the moment you sit down.
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When it comes to internet freedom, "Russia's been going downhill since Putin's third presidential term," Alexanyan said.
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"They are going downhill, they are getting worse and worse," Putin said, according to a Kremlin transcript.
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The sense that "everything is going downhill" is exactly what feeds populist politics like Trump and Brexit.
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"I think the media has been going downhill for a long time, with notable exceptions," he said.
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"The fact is, we have a tough situation where revenues are going downhill," Schultz said on Tuesday.
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I found Turbo to be nice on inclines, but uncomfortably fast on flat ground or when going downhill.
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"Obviously, he's a great scorer, and when he gets going downhill, he just has to see bodies," Crowder said.
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During the interview, he oscillated between bragging about his clout and admitting that his career may be going downhill.
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The couple will have been married four years this month, and their relationship shows no signs of going downhill.
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Mark Green's nomination for Army secretary is going downhill fast, with comments from his past fomenting opposition to him.
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ROME — Things started going downhill for Pope Francis this year on a plane returning from a trip to Chile.
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Its hard to tell in this trajectory whether you are going to bounce back or just keep going downhill.
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They'd be foolish to risk hampering his future prospects just to appease fans during a season that's going downhill fast.
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But things began going downhill – or down line – when he began sliding the opposite way before coming to a halt.
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But it was her way of telling me our relationship was going downhill, so I tried to fix the relationship.
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The second part of a conversation going downhill is the aftermath, in which all is lost and cannot be regained.
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I told him that mountain climbing isn't my thing because I hate going downhill and worry I'll slip and fall.
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I think it's safe to say that we're finally getting over the myth that things start going downhill at age 30.
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You didn&apost have to be a master diplomat to discern that things were rapidly going downhill between the two countries.
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While the bill's prospects were going downhill, Kushner and family were doing the same -- on a mountain, skiing, in Aspen, Colorado.
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Despite these major achievements, it now appears that U.S.-China relations are going downhill fast, threatening to trigger a global recession.
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"When I started going downhill, I had to have a drink or two just to go to work," Mr. Nin said.
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To liken it to riding a bicycle: If you get your route right, you can be going downhill all the way.
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" Said another, "Does anyone else feel like twitches [sic] content is going downhill and is just full of 'Cam Girls' now?
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We need to talk about the regenerative braking system and how I reached 27 mph going downhill on an electric skateboard.
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If she wants to put in the work, she's got maybe four more good years before things really start going downhill.
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Some former employees said the retailer started going downhill in 2005 when it merged with Kmart, a deal engineered by Lampert.
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Call me quirky, but I always mourn the longest day of the year, because it marks the start of everything going downhill.
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Last week,…Read more ReadThis emboldened even more companies to join the fray, which is about when things started going downhill fast.
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Each defeat in the game is met with a retreat back to the beginning of the cataclysm, just before everything started going downhill.
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Though, in case you weren't aware that things are going downhill, the masterminds behind the show's title cards are here to remind you.
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We tried to put him in a situation where he'd be going downhill, and I thought he did a great job with that.
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"They (our relations) are going downhill, they are getting worse and worse," Putin told the Mir TV channel, according to a Kremlin transcript.
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But going downhill or squeezing the right hand brake regenerates energy, so you can constantly give some juice back as you deplete it.
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The truck will also have regenerative braking, allowing the vehicle to conserve and recuperate energy while going downhill, according to Williams Advanced Engineering.
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That mostly applies to athletes who love going downhill -- Bumble says the alpine skiers are getting more hook-up action than their fellow Olympians.
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No big deal ... it's what artists do -- but when Akon hopped up on the shoulders of a couple fans things started going downhill fast.
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According to Mitchell, "everything started going downhill" the day after he bought a bottle of vape juice to use for his daily vape habit.
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So you won't be walking uphill to get a bike when you're going downhill and there's one on the way 100 feet farther away.
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"People are really thinking America's going downhill," said Shikha Mittal, 33, founder of Be.artsy, a nine-person firm specializing in using art for marketing.
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The skateboard will also power-up on an incline, slow down when going downhill, and brake completely when the rider steps off, the company claims.
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Steinmetz said although at least half the country thinks the U.S. is going downhill after the results of the election, he believes the republic will survive.
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CBGB to me started going downhill when they started making more money, selling t-shirts and mugs and fucking mouse mats, rather than putting on bands.
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For many fans of The Office (the U.S. version, that is), the show's sixth season — and Jim and Pam's wedding — was when things started going downhill.
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In January, Trump tweeted that The New Celebrity Apprentice with Schwarzenegger at the helm is going downhill and that the Terminator star got "destroyed" in the ratings.
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If it does work, Lime recommends not going full speed when going downhill, as that seemed to be the circumstance when most "sudden excessive braking" has occurred.
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At the 2008 Beijing Games where non-textile buoyancy- enhancing body suits allowed swimmers to feel like they were going downhill, the focus was all on the garment.
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The series started strong, but — while we won't go into a total post-mortem here — we can all agree that ANTM started going downhill around cycle nine or ten.
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"It's been going downhill for a long time," said Dana Marie of the town, adding she would have voted to leave the EU if she had been old enough.
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Beginners may try it, according to Mr. Mahon, as long as they climb a run they can handle going downhill or take the ski lift or gondola back down.
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Let's take a quick look at reactions on the Mac subreddit — a gathering place for Apple fans: Do you think Apple has been going downhill ever since Steve Jobs died?
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While these numbers are still significant, it's becoming more and more clear that TV ad executives need to see that the industry's going downhill — especially with the growth of streaming.
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Skiing makes my knees hurt and the effort of trying to snowplough to a stop, coupled with the sheer terror of going downhill a little too fast makes me cry.
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" Often, people see this as a prime opportunity to degrade their former employer with comments like "I didn't get along with my manager" or "that company is going downhill fast.
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In addition to speed, that buys you a 190-mile driving range and regenerative capacities, meaning the battery recharges when the car is going downhill or stopped at an intersection.
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"There's a phrase in German — schiefe Ebene — which you kind of use to mean things going downhill," Mr. Weiss said, taking a pen to spell the words in a reporter's notebook.
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In early 2016, however, things started going downhill for BP: He got in a fight with another inmate, his addictions counselor stopped working at Waterville Youth Centre, and his grandfather died.
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This is all Monday morning quarterbacking on my part; no one can predict when a project will start going downhill, or which ones would have kept their quality up for years.
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The relationship between Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Trump has long been one of the most closely watched in Washington — and it began going downhill even before Ms. Pelosi became House speaker.
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"My health was going downhill, and one day I had an episode where I thought I was having a heart attack," Bryant, now 42, says in this exclusive clip from Skin Tight.
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Trump opened the typically somber annual breakfast with a remark about the ratings of his former show going downhill since he left and former California governor and actor Arnold Schwarzenegger took over.
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Correct me if I'm wrong here but I'm not feeling too good about coming around a 30-degree turn while going downhill on a very narrow path where, apparently, pedestrians are just chillin'.
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"It just seems to be going downhill, mostly because of the lack of funding," said Mr. Brustein, who, after leaving Yale in 1979, went on to found the American Repertory Theater at Harvard.
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The print industry has seen profit going downhill since its peak in 2005, when digital media lured regular news consumers away from subscribing to newspapers, and took them to websites and social media.
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In many ways last year was ghastly, With so much going downhill fastly, But let's assume a hopeful mien Pertaining to two-oh-nineteen: May that famous arc of justice Bend a little faster.
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"[Kim] called me on her way home; she said, 'I gave the wrong dose ... and she's going downhill and it's my fault and I don't know what to do," her widow, Lyn Hiatt, said.
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Icahn, a frequent critic of some Obama administration rules, told CNBC's "Fast Money " on Monday that before Trump's victory, he thought "this country was going downhill fast," adding that he still thinks there are problems.
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But there has to be checks and balances with everything, and I think that people who stake this kind of money and their reputation on a company going downhill — they're doing it for a reason.
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But when faced with opportunities to demonstrate they weren't beholden to big donors, they wasted every one of them: PUBLIC FINANCING In a sense, things started going downhill even before Obama won the White House.
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But going downhill, runners want to be in the lead lest they find themselves getting dragged by a fast and enthusiastic 900-pound burro which can haul ass at speeds up to 40 miles per hour.
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And besides, no time for love Dr. Jones—soon Daenerys is donning some form-fitting winter wear and leading her dragons in a cavalry-to-the-rescue flight to Jon's expedition, where things are rapidly going downhill.
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She lives with my 40-year-old uncle, who has neither a career nor, it's safe to say, much money; my parents had been their financial safety net until things started going downhill for my father's business.
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The way that many of the latest skis are shaped — wider in the front and back and narrow in the middle — gives skiers more control when they are going downhill so the chances of getting injured are less.
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Jahan: I still feel like I'm a 16-year-old boy sometimes, but we've matured—we learned how to be happy artists while feeling like our career was going downhill, while people were telling us we were irrelevant.
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Going downhill on the mountain roads that brought me back closer to sea level helped a lot; during one 45-minute stretch, the car actually gained multiple percentage points, thanks to the energy regeneration that happened during braking.
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"That relationship between the Trump administration and Russia is gradually going downhill, because I think the senior members of the Trump administration are beginning to realize that Russia is not a force for good in the world," retired Adm.
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The Knicks don't re-screen to get their guards going downhill and most of their bigs are perfectly fine popping just above the elbow, catching a pass, and doing the defense a favor by taking the first open look they have.
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When you brake at the complete bottom you have the weight transfer ready because the car will change direction from going downhill to uphill, and when you apply the brakes on that, you will most likely end up in the barrier.
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It took longer to get by the cars than I thought it would, and as I drew level with the truck—a propane truck, it looked like, although its icy spray was striking my windshield hard—I was going downhill.
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When his health started going downhill, I started researching "compassionate release," a federal program that allows some people to apply to leave prison early in certain situations, like when they're sick, old, or the only possible caretaker for a family member.
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Gallo's philosophy comes as a sort of self-medication, as he tries to convince himself that this broken world can get better; if R.E.M. thought shit was going downhill then, how the fuck are we supposed to get anything done now?
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According to Lime, the bug occurs in "very rare cases," usually when a rider is going downhill at top speed and hits a pothole or obstacle, the scooter will unexpectedly brake the front wheel, which has led to some riders being injured.
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TMZ broke the story, Britney spent 30 days at an L.A. mental health facility after she began rapidly going downhill ... she stopped taking the drugs that kept her stable after they stopped working and doctors still have been unable to find the right combination.
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Delle Donne has been everything the optimists projected dating back to high school: a 6-foot-5 guard with the strength and shot-blocking of a post player, impossible to stop once she gets going downhill, and the best isolation player in the league by far.
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"I think what he's doing is that he's becoming in basketball shape if you want to use those terms, where he has his legs under him and he can get the ball and start going downhill and finish at the basket while finding opening guys," Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry said.
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There is a palpable sense out there that America is going downhill, that our best days are behind us, that our country is teetering on bankruptcy, that our streets are being flooded by illegal immigrants and criminal gangs, that the very rich have rigged the system in their favor and that politicians and lobbyists in Washington are somehow all to blame for it.
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"I was invited to all the amazing events out there and was truly excited to go but there was one thing holding me back besides having a lot to do for my babies and that was the fear of one picture getting out of me dancing maybe with one eye closed and it being spun that I'm going downhill in my life," she wrote.
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Put another way, Gettin' the Band Back Together is one giant dad joke, if your dad were still a kid at heart, and that kid was a giant Nickelodeon fan who never got over Ren and Stimpy going downhill after season two, who secretly cried when My So-Called Life ended before Angela and Brian got together, who definitely got stoned at Bonnaroo and wrote "fuck Nickelback" on a fence; someone who, in adulthood, probably owns a Blu-ray of Drumline because he wants to be close to that movie in a physical way; someone who just wants his kid to be happy and kind and motivated by love rather than by a capitalist reading of the American dream.
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