One dog name that has gone flat this year: Rosé.
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The second difficulty is that after years of effervescent growth, craft beer has gone flat.
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Its subscriber growth in the U.S. has gone flat, even as its international growth is booming.
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But Lisbeth has lost a dimension in the process, and the darkness of the story has gone flat.
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The front and rear tires on the driver's side had gone flat, with both tire rims showing minor damage.
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The mistletoe is all dried up, the champagne has gone flat, and the novelty 2017 glasses are never to be worn again.
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Units sold had for years been used as a marker for Apple's growth — even as iPhone sales have generally gone flat for several years.
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Now that the champagne has gone flat and the Christmas tree is off to be mulched, it's time to turn your thoughts to the months ahead.
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The two women kept eye contact until Sarah broke the gaze to take a sip of the sparkling water that had gone flat and warm in her hands.
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After searching around and unable to find the mystery bird I then went into her front room and found a smoke alarm beeping after the battery had gone flat.
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This is hypothetical: a woman calls me from somewhere outside of New York, she's on vacation, and says that all of the sudden her right breast has gone flat.
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That helped send the index that measures the dollar against a basket of peers up 0.3 percent, even though it had gone flat on the day against the yen at 113.92.
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But it's gone flat again since, a significant disappointment for the White House and Republicans counting on spending on new factories and equipment to boost economic growth back up to 3 percent or better.
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In the meantime, she tried other avenues into TV. But except for a brief stint as a business news reporter for a U.S. Chamber of Commerce program in 1996, Nauert's TV career had gone flat.
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Clifford Krauss AUTO INDUSTRY Automakers will unveil new models at media previews this week for the New York auto show, as the industry tries to reinvigorate sales in the United States that have gone flat after two record years.
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Chandar says he will drop her out, but she says she will go by herself. The teacher appreciates the view outside Mr. Shukla's house. Chandar points that her tyre has gone flat. The teacher urges outside before can no longer be moved.
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Just before midnight the two pitted together and the Bentley just got out first. This came to an end at 1.30am though when the Mercedes slowed with its headlights flickering. Werner pitted but could not restart from its pitstop. A wire had come loose on its dynamo and the battery had gone flat.
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Bauder, Donald C., (Copley News Service), "Popular-Price Beer has Gone Flat", Santa Cruz Sentinel, November 1, 1981, p.77 In 1970, the Philip Morris Company acquired sole ownership of the Miller Brewing Company. It then brought the sophisticated marketing techniques and huge advertising budgets of the tobacco industry to the beer business.Graham, Bradley, "Fight to Regain Gusto: Bad Management, Bad Luck Hurt Schlitz", Washington Post, February 11, 1979, p. G1.
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But when he comes over to fix her tire, she agrees to go out with him and then spends the whole date talking about Mike. Then Edie shows up and tells Susan she'll "hate her forever," and also fires Bill. As Susan drives them home, Bill tries to convince her to tell Edie she threw herself at him so he can get his job back. As they argue, Susan loses control of the car, the tire's gone flat again.
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The terms of the sale required Heileman to pay royalties over an eight-year period on the Schmidt' brands that it produced, subject to an advance royalty payment of $23.5 million made in 1987."Heileman Acquires Pennsylvania Labels", Minneapolis Star Tribune, May 27, 1987, p. 60 Pflaumer apparently wanted to sell the brewery plant as well, but Heileman declined, and the brewery closed."For Schmidt Employees, Life has Gone Flat", Philadelphia Inquirer, June 3, 1987, p.
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During the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, Ryang was out driving when it hit. "I thought my tires had gone flat or I had driven over the curb, but the shaking continued and I saw the windows of shops shaking too," he recalled. "I knew it was a bad one and rushed home to see my wife." Ryang and his heavily pregnant wife spent the night sleeping in their car, fearful of further damage to buildings in an urban landscape that suffered severe wreckage.
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Polesitter Bill Elliott led the field to the green flag, but he only led one lap before Sterling Marlin (the winner of the first 125-mile qualifying race three days earlier) passed him for the lead. On lap 29, Rusty Wallace drove into his pit after his right front tire had suddenly gone flat. NASCAR determined that he had exceeded the pit road speed limit on his way in and he was consequently issued a 15-second penalty. As a result, he went a lap down and attempted to make up for it by skipping the first scheduled pit stop.
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Once again, the operator may decide to set this value by default to the voice mail of the mobile so that callers can leave a message. If the subscriber does not respond to the paging request, either due to being out of coverage, or their battery has gone flat/removed, then the Visited MSC routes the call to a pre- determined Call Forward Not Reachable (CFNRc) number. Once again, the operator may decide to set this value by default to the voice mail of the mobile so that callers can leave a message. A roaming user may want to avoid these forwarding services in the visited network as roaming charges will apply.
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1 The striking Rolling Rock workers were members of AFL-CIO affiliated unions, and the Teamster's Union that represented Schmidt's workers refused to support them unless they joined the Teamsters. Schmidt's still produced more than 3.15 million barrels of beer a year in 1983,"Why Christian Schmidt has Gone Flat", Philadelphia Inquirer, June 16, 1986, p.C1 but after more than a decade of criminal investigations into his practices and allegations of ties to organized crime, Billy Pflaumer was convicted in 1983 of a false billing scheme involving his trucking company, in which he had evaded paying $125,000 in excise taxes in three states. Schmidt's Cleveland brewery was closed in 1984 in order to cut costs.Roberts, John A. Jr, "Schmidts Closes a Plant", Philadelphia Daily News, June 19, 1984, p.
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AllMusic awarded the album 4 and a half stars, stating, "Flying Toward the Sound is a major work for solo piano: courageous, vulnerable, poetically articulated, and technically awe-inspiring in form and execution".Jurek, T., AllMusic Review accessed November 18, 2019 The Guardian review by John Fordham awarded the album 3 stars, noting, "It's a specialised homage to pianists and pianos, but this is the work of a formidable virtuoso".Fordham, J., The Guardian Review, September 9, 2011 PopMatters reviewer Will Layman said, "I’d been thinking that Geri Allen had somehow gone flat in recent years, but I was wrong. She is just more catholic in the way she packages her intelligent, brave playing"Layman, W., PopMatters Review, November 18, 2010 JazzTimes stated, "the ghost of each pianist’s influence inhabits the "Refractions" suite... Nonetheless, every note of music is unmistakably Allen: clear, carefully plotted (even in the tangles of notes that shape the title track), and part of a larger soundscape that’s as surreal as it is melodic".
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