All good though ... Kim held down the hay fort.
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You're craving freedom and can't be held down any longer.
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They found Ahmodu being held down by his father and cousin.
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Republicans held down their losses because their incumbents did pretty well.
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Women were often forcefully held down in bed as they labored.
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Every feeling I had held down shot up like a geyser.
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That's when I was grabbed and forcefully held down in the grass.
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Another increase in U.S. oil rigs held down gains in the afternoon.
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Rising import competition hurt employment in domestic manufacturing and held down wages.
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Atkins either stabbed or held down Sharon Tate (she confessed to both).
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He really held down the fort until we could get some goals.
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There's footage of Ben being held down by the bullies near a bridge.
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Spending was held down by weak outlays on agricultural machinery and office furniture.
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A mother held down her squirming daughter to pick lice from her scalp.
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Republicans have argued the post-crisis regulations held down lending and economic growth.
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The side power button now doubles as a Siri launcher when held down.
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To maintain their competitive advantage in the global market, companies held down wages.
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With the senators stuck in Washington, surrogates held down the fort in Iowa.
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I run out of breath when held down by a four-foot wave.
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On previous iPhone versions, users simply held down on icons until they wiggled.
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Bear 4353 comes out the loser, after being held down in the water.
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Joel also held down jobs in management consulting, with Kodiak continuing to chug along.
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A: We suspect the 10-year yield is being held down by the ECB.
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She's held down by her obligations, her insecurities, her hang-ups, and her fears.
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They also stripped and beat her boyfriend, who they held down during the attack.
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As adults, more have held down jobs, and owned a home and a car.
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Rick Santorum (Pa.) held down 2900th place with about 220006 percent of the vote.
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Unfortunately, it's held down by its incredibly annoying shrieking voice on the TV show.
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Food prices were held down by cheaper bread, cereals, pork, dairy products, fruits and vegetables.
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The Cavs again held down the Hawks' starting backcourt of Jeff Teague and Kyle Korver.
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But the girl told police she had been held down and cut by a "witch".
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Some of the girls were spreading themselves wide, others were being held down and penetrated.
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Snowy weather in the Eastern United States held down overall moviegoing during Friday and Saturday.
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In June, construction spending was held down by a 0.6 percent drop in private construction.
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He added that rates are being held down so that everything else doesn't go down.
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THE DOLLAR HAS STRENGTHENED A LOT IN THE LAST YEAR, THAT HAS HELD DOWN INFLATION.
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Offred's arms are held down by Serena Joy, who keeps her eyes on her husband.
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He had 97 takeaways, 40 more than Carolina's Jeff Skinner, who held down second place.
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Construction spending in November was held down by a 0.8 percent drop in nonresidential construction.
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August saw a sharp decline in small business hiring that held down the headline number.
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In January, the booster, securely held down, was test-fired at SpaceX's facility in Texas.
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Orders were held down by a 19.6% drop in demand for defense aircraft and parts.
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His father held down three jobs: gardening, working in a pizza restaurant and driving a taxi.
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A lot of the victims were held down and forcibly injected with it, which is murder.
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Business spending already held down U.S. GDP growth last year, figures from the third-quarter show.
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That, in turn, held down the rate of growth of productivity, or output per worker hour.
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For a start, global competition and weak productivity growth have held down wages in developed countries.
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My fantasies of being held down and ravaged by a corpse hadn't taken that into account.
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He pats dogs that have been held down so worms can be drawn from their paws.
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He has not held down regular work in more than 18 years, since being laid off.
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In one confrontation, a police officer was attacked from behind as he held down a protester.
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As e-cigarette sales increase, perhaps the production of combustible cigarettes should be held down accordingly?
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Pretty much everybody who's ever held down a job has at least one bad interview story.
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As a final insult, the bones were placed in a nearby lake and held down with stones.
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The Federal Reserve was proving tardier than hoped in raising interest rates, which held down lending margins.
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They were held down by declining shipments of food, industrial supplies and materials, automobiles and consumer goods.
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Broad City star Ilana Glazer, meanwhile, held down the fort at the Women's March in Los Angeles.
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The D.C. Council's vote to establish our own local individual mandate for D.C. residents held down premiums.
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Imports were held down by industrial supplies and materials, which fell to a near 12-year low.
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They both see themselves as outsider artists held down by the rigid commercial demands of the business.
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With land prices held down, many builders have seen rising margins on each house that they sell.
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Some Fed officials worry that factors that held down inflation in recent months could prove more persistent.
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Relievers Sam Dyson, Tony Watson and Will Smith held down the Dodgers over the final three innings.
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They were forcibly stripped, held down and repeatedly raped so violently that they bled for days afterward.
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In one confrontation, a riot police officer was attacked from behind as he held down a protester.
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She held down two jobs, put herself through nursing school and raised three children on her own.
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He is held down by the officers as one appears to hold a gun above his chest.
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Groundbreaking activity was also held down by a modest rebound in the construction of single-family homes.
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Check out the clip -- he held down Sediuk for a few seconds, but then let him go.
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Their schoolwork was done, their dorms were clean, they held down jobs, they made appearances at social events.
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This year, Jason Aldean, Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton and Luke Bryan held down the four coveted closing spots.
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They turned the barrel of their gun almost directly upward, and one of them held down the trigger.
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By the time it did move inland, the storm had weakened, so the rainfall totals were held down.
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Import prices, which exclude tariffs, were held down by a 6.2% drop in the cost of petroleum products.
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Because workers who were once cashing paycheques are now drawing pensions, this has held down average income growth.
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His uncle held me down by my legs and each of the other two held down my arms.
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Chili peppers are pickled in a porcelain pot and held down by stones picked out from the river.
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Three 17-year-old students at Conestoga High School held down a 14-year-old boy on Oct.
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Barclays' former boss said that the banking system was being held down by the requirement for central authorities.
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But it's held down by its overall weakness — it's by far the weakest of the three legendary birds.
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As he was held down, Young was given another shot and then transferred to the psychiatric intensive care unit.
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Observing her fellow cheerleaders being held down in the splits position, Ally pulled out her phone to record footage.
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With inflation held down by a decline in crude oil and commodities prices, expectations have grown for lower rates.
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If such plans held down costs as well as deductibles, they could keep insurance affordable without as many risks.
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" She adds: "That recognition that I no longer was held down by those harmful feelings anymore was a relief.
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But Smith-Jeremie also held down a full-time job as a head of human resources at News Corporation.
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She was held down by Baxter Bailey, the 21-year-old guard who made his debut in Season 3.
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For a second or two after the last engine came up, the rocket was held down by mighty clamps.
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Some said they had been held down and given injections when they refused to take medication, the lawsuit said.
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He wore a white, collared shirt that was much like my own except buttons held down the collar's tips.
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Trump's actions, and concerns that tariffs could damage the global economy, have partly held down stock markets this year.
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When enabled, the button launches into the Bixby Home hub and when held down, it fires up Bixby voice.
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Something similar happened in Barack Obama's first years, when desperately needed economic stimulus was held down by fiscal concerns.
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Some Fed officials worry that the factors that held down inflation early in the year could become more persistent.
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She held down a job, cooked healthy meals, drove me to figure skating practices and volunteered at my school.
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Temperatures are held down by the clouds and general malaise, stalling near 50 to the mid-50s for highs.
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Montembeault, 92.10, came on in relief and held down the crease in Florida's 4-3 win over the Kings.
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The long tables he designed for his Marfa library are piled with books held down by rocks and shells.
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He held down a steady job as a sushi chef and put his son through three years of college.
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Kamala Harris: The California senator has held down the top spot in our rankings for five straight months now.
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Shannon reportedly held down Barna while Jones backed out of the driveway, running over Barna and Shannon in the process.
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At Stolt Tank Containers, shipments, utilisation and revenue were all up this quarter, but price competition held down operating income.
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In March, imports were held down by industrial supplies and materials imports which hit their lowest level since April 2004.
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A kick switch can help by creating a pulse of finite length, even when held down for an extended time.
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In particular, schools and homes tend to be mud-brick with thatch or sheet metal roofs held down by rocks.
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Our own Connie Loizos held down the fort with a guest that knew quite a lot: March Capital's Jamie Montgomery.
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That's because the user had held down the block button and he is being hit by strikes in the meantime.
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The video, which Fraser reportedly recorded, shows the alleged shoplifter, 85033-year-old Victor Roberson, being held down by guards.
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At one facility, children recounted being held down for forcible injections, which medical records show are powerful antipsychotics and sedatives.
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Children held at Shiloh have recounted in their legal declarations being held down for injections of drugs to calm them.
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China's manufacturing has held down American middle-class wages, while soaring Chinese demand for commodities has pushed up resource prices.
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She was born without tooth enamel — at the orphanage she was held down as a tooth was pulled without anesthesia.
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For many years he has held down the drum chair for Ambrose Akinmusire, probably jazz's most influential bandleader under 40.
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She sometimes held down multiple jobs, including night shifts at postal distribution center in Bethpage, N.Y., to make ends meet.
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On the inside, I lived the perpetual trauma of being held down, called misogynist names and ordered to be quiet.
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If collusion held down inflated rights prices, the main beneficiaries from its end would be already-loaded teams and athletes.
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For the last 12 years, the storied composer and multi-instrumentalist David Amram, 86, has held down a monthly residency.
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At a folding table, a local runner recorded the times on a hand-drawn chart held down by four stones.
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During the altercation, Hernandez said that she was also allegedly held down and "strangled" by Chastain, making her unable to breathe.
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Spending has been held down for years by the past failure of efforts to more fundamentally reorder the government's fiscal policy.
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Before her husband died, Malia held down part-time jobs between changes of duty stations by babysitting or working at Walmart.
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Miley held down a Colorado lineup that has been putting up a lot of runs at Coors Field the past month.
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After some time being smashed and held down, he opened his guard, put in the knee shield, and Volkanovski began passing.
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Every time I held down shift and hit the forward button Double 2 would, after a very brief pause, dash forward.
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Lou Williams and Austin Rivers held down the starting backcourt in the win and combined for 38 points and 13 assists.
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And she'll ensure folks can refinance their student loans, because nobody should be held down by the crush of student debt.
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To fix that, I positioned the controller in front of me and held down the home button for a few seconds.
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Kilimnik translated for Manafort at high-level meetings and held down the fort when his boss was back in the States.
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The top and bottom of the IQ stays solidly in place even though it is held down with only powerful magnets.
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The 36-year-old guest was held down and strangled for failing to pay a $AU210 ($149) bill for his stay.
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Vaccine prices are held down by government programs, which extend vaccinations to millions of children who might not otherwise get them.
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"Sovereignty" was the seventh track on Post-Nothing; "The House that Heaven Built" held down the same spot on Celebration Rock.
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The 50-odd homes there are all temporary structures, made with wooden planks, held down with bricks and covered in tarp.
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Carrizo shareholders will now get 1.75 Callon shares for each share held, down from the previous offer of 2.05 Callon shares.
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Also he noted there's also limits imposed by the Budget Control Act, which has held down defense spending in recent years.
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If globalisation has held down inflation, might its reversal—thanks to the trade war and Brexit—send it shooting back up?
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The video -- posted to Instagram on Friday -- shows a girl being held down by two officers, one man and one woman.
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Multiple videos circulating online appeared to show a man being held down by other people before being shot at by police.
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And they feel those centuries of oppression warrant policies that specifically help black communities that have been held down for so long.
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"When you see your baby with tubes and wires and held down, it was difficult to see him like that," Tammy says.
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From the age of 523, I've always held down a job, beginning with babysitting and working the counter at a local bakery.
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Sterling was shot multiple times outside a convenience store while being held down by the two officers, Howie Lake and Blane Salamoni.
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There, the P120C will be held down on a test stand, and the motor will be fired for just over two minutes.
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The Fed knows as well that inflation will not be permanently held down by sharply declining energy prices and a strong dollar.
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The surge in productivity last quarter held down growth in labor costs, indicating that inflation pressures could stay benign for a while.
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Whiteside, who scored Miami's first 10 points but was then held down due to foul trouble, did not agree with the calls.
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A static fire test means that the rocket will be held down to the ground as the engines are fired and analyzed.
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That is a work force, an intelligence source, and a catalyst for change that is being held down and not being utilized.
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" Public schools operate a monopoly, the researchers explain, and because of their immense power, "quality is held down while prices gravitate upwards.
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Annual inflation readings in March of last year were held down by large declines in the price of cell phone service plans.
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By her own admission, Atkins held down and stabbed Tate, who was then eight months pregnant, as the actress pleaded for mercy.
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The North African country's output had been recovering in recent months after being held down for years amid armed conflict and unrest.
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The futurist that Junie has always been, he performed with an iPad, synths, and his lady, who held down backup vocal duties.
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Superstars thought to be "held down" by the corporate machinations driving WWE in real life will create moments that fans remember forever.
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Trio Da Paz has been around for 31 years, and it's held down a summer residency at Dizzy's for the last 10.
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What really held down hiring was the carnage of the recession and doubts about when things would ever get back on track.
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The screen is held down with foam adhesive instead of the globs of glue that nearly every other tablet-style device uses.
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Durable goods orders were held down by a 2.2% drop in orders for transportation equipment, which followed an 8.8% jump in December.
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The so-called core CPI was held down by a 1.9 percent plunge in apparel prices, the largest drop since January 1949.
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Sterling died after he was shot multiple times outside a convenience store, where he was being held down by the two officers.
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"I was handcuffed and held down by a guard while another guard pointed a gun to my head," Mr. Whelan told the court.
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" The biggest of the marvelous monsters were held down and guided by ropes and strong men trained in what Ms. McFaddin called "balloonology.
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The one very important index is that we have the second quarter with the positive rate of growth they held down during 16.
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He'll start at the same time as the runners on the ground, and will run the 26.2 miles required, held down by straps.
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" – on the little things, to Rolling Stone, August 2012 "Right now in my life, I don't want to be held down by anything.
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Vikings 24, Rams 63 Latavius Murray ran for 95 yards and two touchdowns and Minnesota's defense held down Los Angeles' top-scoring offense.
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The Labor Department reported that its Consumer Price Index was unchanged for the third straight month in January, held down by cheaper gasoline.
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The reason is that profits (in America in particular) have been high as a proportion of GDP, because wages have been held down.
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I walked to Thanks-Giving Square, where the vigil was held, down a street lined with police officers in their dress blue uniforms.
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And on the overall 100 chart, Mumford & Sons held down the number four spot, with Girl Talk hanging in there at number 99.
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And it was EnVy's David "Deevo" Morrow who held down his team's net with a staggering 12 saves during that single, extended game.
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While another mate did the stitching, Mr. Staley held down his friend and then helped tie the knots and mop up the blood.
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We're seeing a lot of the headwinds that held down the economy this year may wind up opening the door to next year.
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Most parents followed my recommendations to vaccinate and, with parent guilt on their faces, held down their children while we administered the vaccines.
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Chicago, which leads the season series with Detroit by an 8-113 margin, has held down last place every day since July 8.
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For a few minutes, he held down keys and pulled out stops and pressed a few pedals with his feet; then he stood.
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Her early childhood was spent in Westchester County, while her father, John Raitt, held down the lead in "The Pajama Game" on Broadway.
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And it now activates Siri when held down, instead of offering the shutdown prompt (the other main function of the iPhone home button).
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Her grandfather, too, had held down mostly low-wage jobs in the agriculture industry after moving to the Central Valley from Nayarit, Mexico.
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Children should never be held down, which is frightening in itself; instead, put the child in an upright position on a parent's lap.
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Investors worry that may lead to retaliation through crude oil, although a Saudi pledge to keep markets supplied held down crude prices on Tuesday.
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The Fed said industrial output in September had been held down "slightly" by Hurricane Florence, which drenched South and North Carolina in mid-September.
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It's not the dark ages – artists shouldn't be held down, and I couldn't be prouder of my friend for standing up for what's right.
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She was the only woman in a group of seven, and usually held down the chorus with a serving of her characteristic soprano vocals.
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Documents describe "branding ceremonies," in which women were held down by others while naked and filmed as they were branded with a cauterizing pen.
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He predicts bond prices, which trade inversely to their yield, will likely be held down by a slower rate of long-term GDP growth.
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"Guilty Party," released this morning, is a hypnotic five minutes, held down by Matt Berninger's croaking and mournful vocals and an uncomplicated piano line.
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I have held down full-time jobs making websites in the past, but thankfully, again, they're forgiving if I turn up at twelve o'clock.
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Terms of the new deal provide Carrizo shareholders 1.75 Callon shares for each share held, down from the previous offer of 2.05 Callon shares.
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Cook described her son as a responsible father of a 3-year-old who held down two jobs and had never been in trouble.
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It's the difference between lying on your back and then being held down on your back with your legs, with your ankles, held wide.
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Assembled and managed by Mingus's widow, Sue Mingus, this big band has held down a weekly residency at Jazz Standard for a decade now.
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But some of the city's 61 other key men were held down by mobs and forced to keep the water on, municipal officials said.
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He held down two jobs as a busboy at expensive restaurants in Manhattan, going to work in a dress shirt and a bow tie.
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I held down an internship and a part-time job as a reporter while maintaining a 3.8 GPA throughout all four years of school.
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Certainly, it boosts his chances; Ryan had held down Wisconsin's First District for the past 20 years and would have been a formidable opponent.
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Davis, 47, held down hosting gigs on Home Made Simple on the Oprah network and Hallmark Channel's Home & Family in the years following Trading Spaces.
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The December 1989 cut was the first demo that Grohl tracked every part of and the first that he held down lead vocal duties for.
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And even if his timing is off or he misses his moment, McGeary has yet to be held down for any real length of time.
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According to investigators, Shipman allegedly held down one of the victims – a 16-year-old boy – while two other suspects assaulted him with their fingers.
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I'd be annoyed by that, but fortunately you can move the slider without actually touching it, by keeping your finger held down on the bar.
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Fitch forecasts real GDP growth of 0.4% in 0003, held down by a reduction in oil output in line with Oman's voluntary commitment to OPEC.
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Muniz is now happily married and has held down several smaller film gigs since the last episode of "Malcolm in the Middle" aired in 2006.
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However Cambodia refused to repatriate them, so they were released from immigration custody and many held down jobs until they were re-arrested last year.
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Footage shows a man being held down on the floor by police in the aftermath of the incident near to London's Natural History Museum pic.twitter.
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Business investment, held down by high borrowing costs and currency uncertainty, fell in the second quarter to help keep overall year-over-year GDP negative.
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But to 250-year-old Nice, it seemed like a threat: She'd be held down by bigger, stronger women, and her clitoris would be cut.
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Fed policymakers have said they expect an acceleration this spring, once short-term factors that held down inflation are squarely in the rear-view mirror.
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"Life on Earth is held down by gravity, but life in space is a multidirectional freedom: There is no horizontal, no vertical, even no diagonal."
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Part of that cost being held down is because of steadily increasing hurricane wind coverage deductibles, warned J. Robert Hunter, direction for insurance for CFA.
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Leon, a married father of three who also held down a job at IBM, just happened to be the driver dispatched to deliver the food.
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I was being held down (I don't resent that; I just couldn't cooperate, and I know it was an emergency and everyone was really trying).
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A Reuters analysis suggests NAFTA also held down wage growth in El Paso, leaving residents' average pay lagging far behind the rest of the United States.
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Bane entered the game as the conference's second-leading scorer, but he was held down by a Red Raiders defense that executed at a high level.
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Being lifted up on a boat and held down while someone's taking measurements isn't exactly your regular, laid-back swim in the ocean — it's pretty stressful.
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It was held down by the devastation caused by Hurricane Matthew, which struck Haiti's south-west in October, and by voters' disillusionment with politics and elections.
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It is not clear from the video if Sterling was able to move while being held down by police, or what movements he made if so.
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Margins were also held down by $23.18 million in charges related to its previous generations of chips following the sharp fall-off in cryptocurrency mining demand.
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An unidentified woman has filed a lawsuit against Chris Brown and two others after she was allegedly held down and sexually assaulted in the singer's home.
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Import prices excluding petroleum were probably held down by the dollar's 1.6 percent appreciation against the currencies of the United States' main trading partners in June.
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The Federal Reserve said on Friday manufacturing production dropped 278.2 percent last month, held down by declines in the output of motor vehicles, machinery, and furniture.
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Sometimes you will hear Leave campaigners say that we are being held down by the EU and need to branch out to the fast-growing countries.
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Mr. Koch spoke somewhat fondly of former President Bill Clinton, suggesting he held down government spending and regulation compared with his successor, President George W. Bush.
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The so-called core CPI was held down by a sharp decline in the prices of used cars and trucks as well as motor vehicle insurance.
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Without passports or the right to work, thousands of Venezuelans in Cúcuta who held down decent jobs back home are now begging for food and change.
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The neighbors upstairs were not so lucky: the husband was held down while his throat was cut, the wife and daughter were hauled out and away.
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Purchasing 2.6 trillion euros worth of debt over nearly four years, the ECB has held down borrowing costs to stimulate lending and rekindle growth and inflation.
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In 2018, Reveal News reported that children at the Shiloh Treatment Center, an ORR shelter in Houston, were allegedly held down and forcibly injected with drugs.
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"Aluminium was held down by fund selling and now that has turned around," another trader said, adding the softer dollar had helped the metal push higher.
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New home sales dropped 22017% to an annual rate of 210,200 units in October, held down by decreases in activity in the South and Northeast regions.
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He came to and began kicking as he was dragged, handcuffed, to the empty cell where he was held down as Griffith delivered the final three shocks.
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Meanwhile, Latavius Murray ran for 95 yards and two touchdowns and Minnesota's defense held down the Rams' top-scoring offense in a 24-4523 win on Sunday.
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Lillard, who had nine assists in the loss, came into Tuesday averaging 48.8 points and 183 assists over his previous six games, was held down by Denver.
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If the people who do it held down regular jobs, much of those things would have to be paid for—or would not get done at all.
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The so-called core CPI was held down by a sharp decline in the prices of used motor vehicles and trucks as well as medical care products.
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Country artist Keith Urban held down the judging panel for four seasons, so the show's producers may want to have Bryan in the mix to replace him.
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With your finger held down, drag the window to whichever side you would like it, then select the window you want to take up the other half.
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The subsidies in particular have held down the prices that marketplace enrollees pay out of pocket, meaning that this group is largely insulated from significant rate hikes.
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George couldn't make it due to his side gig -- filming a movie -- but looks like Rande and co-owner Mike Meldman more than held down the fort.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen cautioned last month that economic growth in the third quarter "will be held down" by the severe disruptions caused by the hurricanes.
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Average surface temperatures might be held down by a few degrees worldwide, these experts suggest — enough, they theorize (maybe with fingers crossed), to stave off environmental cataclysm.
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Gold prices have been held down in recent months as stock markets rose and hit record highs in the United States and Britain, offering better investment returns.
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The man was being held down, beaten and kicked when Muslim cleric Mohammed Mahmoud stepped in to plead with people just to restrain him until police arrived.
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Timpa is held down for 14 minutes before the officers deem he's passed out and hoist him onto an ambulance gurney, making small talk and jokes throughout.
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But the 10-year has also been held down because of low interest rates in other part of the world that make U.S. yields look more attractive.
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Police trial: A forbidden chokehold was used on Eric Garner, who died after being held down and handcuffed by officers on Staten Island in 2014, investigators determined.
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In one, she said, a naked woman was held down — "her arms above her head like a sacrifice, screaming" — while she was branded with Mr. Raniere's initials.
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He's held down by the straps covering what's left of his legs, amputated above the knees after he stepped on an IED in Afghanistan four years ago.
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International trade is complicated by the fact that most countries have their own currencies, which move in idiosyncratic ways and can be held down to boost competitiveness.
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In the survey, more than half of those who were forced reported that they were verbally pressured, while just over 46 percent said they were held down.
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Hiring by U.S. businesses was hampered in September by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, with jobs gains being held down to the lowest level in nearly a year.
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That kind of commitment would be special in its own right, but what's even more impressive is that Freia held down the fry machine with Down Syndrome.
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Also, the changing age composition of the labor force has held down wage gains as a large number of experienced and well-paid older workers are retiring.
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Why it matters: The strong numbers come despite job growth held down by the 40-day United Auto Workers strike against General Motors, which has since ended.
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The Toronto Star reported that in one video, the victim was being held down by several boys, while two students appeared to be assaulting him with the broomstick.
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And Trump also is not going to be held down by the liberal Democrats' ideology that bemoans special tax breaks and other "corporate welfare" deals to big corporations.
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U.S. homebuilding dropped more than expected in September as construction activity in the South fell by the most in nearly three years, likely held down by Hurricane Florence.
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But if certain buttons are held down when turning the phone on, it will reveal a secret file system containing the user's encrypted text messages and other communications.
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The cable houses a small panel below the left earbud that features a microphone for calls, volume controls and a small panel that activates Siri when held down.
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Sources who have seen the footage told local news outlets that the group held down another male student who screamed as they inserted an object into his rectum.
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That was an illegal arrangement, and in 2100 Apple, Google, Adobe and Intel paid a $23m settlement to engineers whose pay had been held down as a result.
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She said inflation would not be held down much longer by the strong dollar and low oil prices, putting the central bank on track for further rate hikes.
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Installing your GPU is also a straightforward process, except you have to open the expansion bracket at the back of your case (it's usually held down by screws).
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Annual inflation readings in March of last year were held down by large declines in the price of cell phone service plans, and decelerated through much of 20.2.
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There's a little red SOS button that, if held down for three seconds, will trigger an alert to the parent's device and tell them where the child is.
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The latest Labor Department report showed U.S. producer prices rose less-than-expected in April, held down by a moderation in the cost of both goods and services.
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The Labor Department said on Wednesday its Consumer Price Index last month was held down by cheaper gasoline, which offset increases in the cost of food and rents.
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In the 2018 election, there could be other opportunities in the 23 congressional districts that Clinton carried at the top of the ticket but Republicans held down-ballot.
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That status has held down government borrowing costs, but during the euro zone financial crisis was helped create a "doom loop" of debt dependency between states and banks.
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And so while Baylina was coding, Green held down communications — both getting the word out and coordinating help from people all over the globe via Skype and Github.
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Healthcare costs were held down by a record 1.0 percent decline in the price of prescription medication and a 0.7 percent drop in the cost of hospital services.
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The case for solar energy is just too strong to be held down for long, but the severe near-term impacts of these tariffs are unfortunate and avoidable.
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In a video accompanying a blog post, the five new buttons appear as animated emoticons that pop up when the "Like" button is held down on mobile devices.
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Even though he never completed his studies and has never held down a proper job, Mr. Di Maio will be the party's candidate in March for prime minister.
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I would interpret this as those in society who are not as easily held down by a label, or do not think any label defines who they are.
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The sandwich maker Jimmy John's notoriously used covenants not to compete to block its workers from quitting to work for a competitor — which most likely held down wages.
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Much of this deficit, however, was a direct result of a depressed economy, which held down revenues and increased outlays on unemployment benefits and other safety-net programs.
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Edna herself was held down and cut when she was 8 years old, and she has been campaigning against the practice since 1976; initially, this got her arrested.
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The dollar was also held down by news of slowing U.S. inflation, suggesting that the Federal Reserve remained on track to raise interest rates at a gradual pace.
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Rising U.S. crude production has held down WTI prices, while Brent's price has been heavily influenced by output cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Women and others are not held down because we cry at work, or because we take maternity leave, but because of how those around us perceive those things.
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Donald Trump architect of the ruination of the West Side, deserves to be held down and his hair cut off, or strapped to the roof of the car!
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Core import price readings are being held down by the strong dollar, which gained about 7.5 percent last year against the currencies of the United States' main trade partners.
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We worked hard together: Both my parents had two full-time jobs, while my brother and I went to school and each held down two jobs of our own.
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All this was helped by developments in the real economy, as falling commodity prices and the addition of China and eastern Europe to the capitalist world, held down inflation.
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Then in May, an unidentified woman filed a lawsuit against Brown and two others after she said she was allegedly held down and sexually assaulted in the singer's home.
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Then in May, an unidentified woman filed a lawsuit against Brown and two others after she said she was allegedly held down and sexually assaulted in the singer's home.
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Government meddling held down gas prices, which meant that many producers would simply flare it off (while extracting oil) instead of bothering to sell it at a deep loss.
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She added that inflation would not be held down much longer by the strong dollar and low oil prices, putting the central bank on track for further rate hikes.
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" – On being held down by things, to GQ, February 2016 "I love her and I want her to be awesome, but there are things that remind me of her.
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Heliena moved into her first apartment, held down two jobs, and kept all her doctor's appointments while also coping with the emotional reality of becoming a parent by herself.
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At the national level, the severe weather appears to have held down employment growth, but not enough to change materially the Bureau's assessment of the employment situation in September.
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In one case, I held down on the shutter to try and take a burst and the phone completely froze for about 30 seconds while all the photos processed.
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He was the youngest son of a construction worker and part-time musician, living with five siblings under an improvised tin roof held down by ropes and cable cords.
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Marshall is largely uninterested in the trappings of modern adulthood, and seems to place little value in the notion of being held down, or in holding someone else down.
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At the risk of overliteralizing, one of the West's foundational creatives, Leonardo da Vinci, held down at least a dozen occupations, from cartographer to engineer to painter to architect.
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Over time, the introduction of the Sears catalog similarly held down prices compared with the small, local stores where people had always shopped, said Mr. Gordon, the Northwestern economist.
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In one of those exercises, he held down one finger while playing a series of notes with another, a move that can be very damaging if executed too quickly.
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This allows you to continue aiming as you Wall Ride, since Lúcio remains "glued" to the wall he's riding on as long as the jump button is held down.
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Noren held down center field until Mantle returned later that month, then played at all three outfield spots and occasionally at first base for the rest of his career.
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The other problem we've got is that premiums were held down through the election; the premiums, in my state, the increase will be at least 0003 to 25 percent.
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Those who are intelligent wear earpieces that transmit disruptive noises, those who are beautiful wear degrading masks, and those who are powerful are held down with bags of lead.
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I'm going to strive to be the guy I want to be, to be rich and famous, and I'm not going to be held down because of my race.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding dropped more than expected in September as construction activity in the South fell by the most in nearly three years, likely held down by Hurricane Florence.
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However, Hassett argued the yield curve is an unreliable "signal" right now because interest rates are being held down by poor economic growth in Europe and unorthodox central bank policy.
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In addition to his guitar work, Lucas held down a desk job in the mid-80s at CBS Records and did A&R work for the indie label Upside Records.
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That picture we paint of the long-suffering, head held-down-low over the keyboard musician … this album is as good an argument as any against that image of Bill.
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Back then playing Williamsburg's 280-capacity venue Baby's All Right was the end goal, Gonzalez was held down a job at Upper East Side arthouse movie joint, The Beekman Theatre.
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Earlier this month, authorities began investigating four officers involved in the violent arrest of a black man, who was kicked and punched while being held down, the AP also reports.
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Core import price readings are likely being held down by the strong dollar, which gained about 7.5 percent last year against the currencies of the United States' main trade partners.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding dropped more than expected in September as construction activity in the South fell by the most in nearly three years, likely held down by Hurricane Florence.
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When the throttle is held down for five seconds, the car will go into pursuit mode, using both the electric motor and the gas engine for maximum performance, Ford said.
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Their firehouse was a campsite on the Mexican side, where they used satellite phones but set a map at their feet, held down by stones, to plot the day's fire.
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Already suffering from years of low loan rates held down by Japan's weak economy, lenders were dealt another blow by the BOJ's decision to introduce negative interest rates in February.
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Just a day earlier, she was in a car accident and was taken to a hospital, where, she says, she was held down against her will and given an injection.
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He began and ended his performance playing a conch-shell trumpet above a grand piano with a pedal held down; the resonating strings echoed the conch like an angelic choir.
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He tried to get out of bed to investigate, but was held down by some invisible power, which pressed upon his chest and made it impossible for him to move.
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I've said this all beforeand anyway, you hadalready been picked up,held down, put under,and refashioned;you were alreadydreaming your bodyin some gravity-lesscountry, already callingit a river, Mars.
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The Cavs have won their games by an average of 22 points, a figure held down by a curiously close set of games against the Pacers in the opening round.
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But since most high earners come from these occupations and these jobs' share of total labor compensation exceeds 50%, total wage growth is held down by this group's tepid increases.
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Sandy Camilletti recalled the moment her daughter, Angela Bowser-Camilletti, told her that she had "been held down and injected with heroin" at a party when she was in college.
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U.S. industrial production fell 21.5% in January as unseasonably warm weather held down the output of utilities and Boeing slowed production of civilian aircraft, the Federal Reserve said on Friday.
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The Star — which also viewed the 22-second video — reported that the victim was being held down by several boys, while two students appeared to be assaulting him with the broomstick.
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Again, it was easy to use: I held down the left button on the watch, waited until an image of my card appeared, and then tapped at the terminal to pay.
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As a new pet parent, you find out there is a dog show being held down the street from where you live and that you need to enter your new pups.
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She wore tennis shoes and seersucker overalls to protect her clothes, held down a full-time job while she studied, and reared two daughters as a single mother after her divorce.
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After taking a second look, they suspected that what they were seeing was not consensual sex, and, as is now well known, chased and held down the perp until cops arrived.
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Only a handful of people have held down both roles in SNL history; Glover will be joining the ranks of Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake, and Britney Spears, to name a few.
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During the fight, the teenager was allegedly held down by the women, who slashed her face several times with the plastic utensil and then ran off with the victim's cell phone.
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Rising U.S. crude production has held down WTI prices, while Brent's price has been heavily influenced by policy directions over output cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Abraham held down his own son's head with a practiced hand, ready with the knife for his neck, and in the son's face was his whole dreadful knowledge of the world.
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In fact, it probably feels more expensive: One big way private insurers have held down costs is by asking consumers to pay a larger and larger chunk of their medical bills.
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As Ms. Hunter held down the household in California, Mr. Hunter was drawing concern from colleagues in Washington about his partying, which prosecutors allege was often paid for with campaign cash.
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Johnston held down lead vocals in the Doobies' original iteration from 1970 to 1975 before leaving the band for health reasons, and McDonald became the Doobies' voice from 1975 to 1982.
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Sales of new U.S. single-family homes unexpectedly fell in December, likely held down by a shortage of more affordable homes, but the housing market remains supported by lower mortgage rates.
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Virginia police are investigating after three boys at a Christian school allegedly held down a 12-year-old girl and cut off her dreadlocks, calling them "nappy" and "ugly," reports say.
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We are held down by implacable laws of physics and biology and yet we assume that, one day, we'll board a rocket to Mars the way we board a Greyhound to Toledo.
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Under its quantitative-easing programme, which has held down borrowing costs across the euro area, the ECB has bought €340bn-worth of Italian bonds; it holds around a sixth of the stock.
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The Mumbai quartet play the hell out of driving, meaty old school death metal, sprinkled with pinch harmonics and held down hard by a formidable rhythm section and Amey Bhole's commanding growl.
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But Puzder's appointment is generating blowback, particularly from his own workers, who complain the CKE chief executive has not only held down their wages but also threatened to replace them with robots.
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When Farrier's friend Dylan Reeve alerted him to an advertisement seeking male models willing to be held down and tickled, the two unearthed an ancient internet scandal involving a notorious internet troll.
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Last week, GAVI took its first steps into the world of health startups, with the launch of its INFUSE workshop — a two-day event held down the street from its Geneva headquarters.
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The main engines on the vehicle, called the Antares, were ignited for 30 seconds as the rocket was held down on a launch pad at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport in Virginia.
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Apple Watches will also come with a new SOS feature, which activates when the side button is held down and calls 911 and sends location information to first responder and emergency contacts.
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But sales in North America have been held down, with U.S. farmers tightening belts in the face of four years of global oversupply that has pushed down grain prices and farm incomes.
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" In the filings, Koupriianova describes incidents of "being hit, being grabbed, being dragged around by her hair, being held down in a manner causing bruising, and being prevented from calling for help.
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PG: Which brings me to the big similarity between you: seeing others with compassion, whether they're film characters, like prostitutes or death-row inmates, or citizens held down by generations of poverty.
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In the 1970s and '80s, he worked as a mail carrier and an IRS agent and held down a job in an auditing division of the Defense Department, according to the government.
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After being held down by Tim Kennedy and beaten up by Luke Rockhold it seemed like Bisping's days as a 'prospect' were over and he was into the twilight of his career.
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Having held down a starting berth at Cannes, Vieira soon became frustrated with only a handful of first-team appearances, and was unsatisfied with a season largely spent featuring for Milan's reserves.
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In the annals of serial killers, Rader is hardly the only one who held down a facade of normalcy while hunting his prey, but he managed it far longer than many others.
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Not since they were the Montreal Expos and were shut out in three straight games by the Florida Marlins at Olympic Stadium in 2004 had the franchise been held down like this.
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In the first piece of this set, "Cloches à Travers les Feuilles," the fingers are required to tap the keys (pedal held down, fingers pulled up) as if mallets against a bell.
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They reported to the court, held down jobs, completed education credits, performed community service, participated in mental health and/or substance use disorder treatment programs, and made amends to their loved ones.
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With its murder investigations and crime stories, "48 Hours" has faithfully held down a prime time spot on CBS for decades, racking up 20 Emmys and 3 Peabody Awards along the away.
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Eddy Vladimir Féliz Garcia, who is accused of driving the alleged gunman to the club on the back of a motorcycle, was held down by witnesses and viciously beaten shortly after the shooting.
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During these tests, known as static fires, the capsule is held down while the engines ignite; this allows the company to test out the hardware while preventing the vehicle from actually going anywhere.
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The memories of being held down and physically restrained when she got vaccines sit inside of her, like a tether, holding her back every time she has to interact with a healthcare professional.
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For example, if one man caught the other with an illegal groin kick, the aggressor was held down on the ground and his opponent given one free kick at his crotch as punishment.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield fell as much as 3 basis points on the Tillerson news and was last trading at around 2.84 percent, also held down by news of slowing inflation.
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The number is held down by an expected adjustment: just as workers flocked to the state when vacancies were plentiful, the labor force has declined as the jobs disappeared and workers returned home.
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On Friday, we'll learn whether that was a one-off in which bad storms during the month held down employment, or if the big gains in January and February were just a mirage.
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In the first dozen years of their marriage, Jason was the Leonard to her Virginia, she says; while he held down a steady editing job, she mostly read and tried to write poetry.
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The victims were held down by colleagues while one officer got on top of them and "moved his genitals up and down" in "simulation of a sex act," according to the press release.
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Mr. Crapser had never held down a steady job for more than 90 days because he could never prove his legal status, he said, something he always chalked up to a chaotic childhood.
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But if the rates are held down to 1-2% on government bonds, the pension funds will go broke (except the defined contribution funds, which will simply run out of money much sooner).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sales of new U.S. single-family homes unexpectedly fell in December, likely held down by a shortage of more affordable homes, but the housing market remains supported by lower mortgage rates.
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In particular, targeted U.S. trade tariffs on Germany would probably be cheered by the long-suffering EU countries whose economic growth and employment are being held down by German export-driven growth strategies.
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There was also controversy in the 65th minute when Mitrovic appeared to be held down as he went for a cross but the referee waved play on and there was no video review.
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It was conceived to prevent people from accidentally sending less-than or equal-to signs when they hit the comma and period keys, regardless of whether the shift key is being held down.
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I had noticed, throughout the conversation, the names Lydia and Lambert, and I knew from the way they were spoken that these two names belonged to family still held down by the Task.
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Why it matters: The move comes as the kingdom is grappling with the rise of U.S. production and other forces that have held down the price of oil, the country's dominant revenue source.
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In the 22-second video that led to the boys' arrests, the victim is shown being held down by several boys, while two students appear to assault him with a broomstick, the Star reported.
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WASHINGTON – Sales of new U.S. homes fell 1.5 percent in April, held down by a shortage of affordable houses in the most desirable areas and sharp pullback in purchases in the western United States.
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One by one, the women stripped and took turns laying on a massage table, Edmondson says, while the others held down their arms and legs as the white-hot iron cut into their flesh.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) further critiqued the ICE amendment to the Bipartisan Background Checks Act on Saturday morning, referring to a CNN report about detained children being held down for forcible injections.
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If Mr. Cruz did particularly well — say he won Arizona and California or held down Mr. Trump's margins enough in Missouri, Pennsylvania, Indiana or Illinois — he could keep Mr. Trump short of a majority.
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One Thursday in October, the prosecutor said, a freshman player was held down and assaulted with a broomstick as seniors poked him between the legs with it, eventually penetrating him while teammates looked on.
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However, the Italian former World Cup referee would not comment on individual decisions, such as failure to award Serbia a penalty against Switzerland when Aleksandar Mitrovic appeared to be held down by a defender.
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But they're indifferent, and when he makes the mistake of saying the name "Frasier" aloud, the club rules that he must be held down so that — like the lion — his semen can be harvested.
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Toward the end of last year, the stock was being "held down" by tax loss selling, Maley said, and now it has broken key resistance at $84 per share and has attracted new buyers.
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Nonfarm payrolls increased by 250,000 jobs last month as employment in the leisure and hospitality sector bounced back after being held down by Hurricane Florence, which drenched North and South Carolina in mid-September.
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It doesn't push any of the artists' boundaries—minimal trap beat, fruits as body parts, etc—but it has an amusing-enough hook, held down by Ty himself, so it's worth a couple of spins.
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Prosecutors say Mr. Weinstein raped one woman in a hotel room in Midtown Manhattan in March 2013, and forcibly held down another and performed oral sex on her at his New York apartment in 2006.
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"During the branding ceremonies, slaves were required to be fully naked, and the master would order one slave to film while the other held down the slave being branded," the federal prosecutors' complaint reportedly says.
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" That may spill into the start of 2019, the Fed said, noting that the recent 35-day partial shutdown of the U.S. government "likely held down GDP growth in the first quarter of this year.
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So if you want to give yourself extra distance, you jump forward (long jumps and triple jumps are best if you want distance) and then, in mid-air, throw Cappy and keep Y held down.
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Go deeper: In a recent paper, researchers Jose Azar, Ioana Marinescu and Marshall Steinbaum found that wages have been held down in rural U.S. areas by a mergers that concentrate industries in a few hands.
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The video, reportedly filmed during Denver's East High School cheer camp in June, shows incoming-freshman, Ally Wakefield, being held down into a splits position by fellow cheerleaders and her recently-hired coach, Ozell Williams.
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For a piece he wrote as a student, he depressed keys on the piano while a friend held down its pedals, and he played his horn into the instrument's strings to produce strangely resonant tones.
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He has offered mild praise of Yellen after calling her "obviously political" during the 2016 campaign, insisting she held down interest rates under President Obama to make the economy look stronger than it actually was.
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More than jazz or pop, the genre that suits him best might be holiday music, so it makes sense that he's held down a December residency at the Blue Note for the last 14 years.
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WASHINGTON — U.S. employers added a solid 128,000 jobs in October, a figure that was held down by a now-settled strike against General Motors that caused several thousand workers to be temporarily counted as unemployed.
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In the third quarter, however, economic growth will be held down by the severe disruptions caused by hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria As activity resumes and rebuilding gets under way, growth likely will bounce back.
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Even so, "our money will still stay in stocks this decade as bond yields and savings accounts interest rates are being held down by Federal Reserve policy," said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 21.2 (Reuters) - U.S. industrial production fell 21.5% in December as unseasonably warm weather held down the output of utilities and Boeing Co slowed production of civilian aircraft, the Federal Reserve said on Friday.
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Perhaps the most vivid and potent work in the show is "Rape" (2415), a small picture of a man overpowering a woman, who, with her arms held down, attempts to defend herself with brandished teeth.
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They're forced to sit on a stage in a chair that doubles as a restraint device, where they're then held down and brutally raped, in a rite that's presented as a sort of demented religious act.
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The music throws distorted rants and threats, about the looming (or current) technocracy, over a cacophony of electronics and metallic noise-punk instrumentation, all held down with a house music-inspired single mindedness to the groove.
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The chipmaker was already stumbling from an FTC complaint a week back that accused the company of instituting a "no license, no chips" policy that instituted higher fees and held down competitors, according to the commission.
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In prepared remarks, Bullard repeated his views that inflation expectations remain a bit below the Fed's 2 percent inflation target, and that interest rates worldwide are being held down by longer term economic and demographic trends.
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In prepared remarks, Bullard repeated his views that inflation expectations remain a bit below the Fed's 2 percent inflation target, and that interest rates worldwide are being held down by longer-term economic and demographic trends.
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He made his debut during the 1995-96 season, the team's last in Winnipeg, and held down a regular roster spot in Phoenix before being dealt to the Devils for Lyle Odelein at the 2000 deadline.
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Park also tried to dispel the idea, pushed recently in some news media reports, that the specter of conflict with North Korea and the perception of political disquiet on the peninsula had held down ticket sales.
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On Tuesday, Fed Chair Janet Yellen acknowledged the central bank may have misjudged the extent of factors that have held down inflation but said gradual interest rate rises should continue given the overall health of the economy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar and U.S. Treasury yields climbed on Tuesday after solid U.S. retail data and an easing in U.S.-North Korean rhetoric, but Wall Street was held down by weakness in retail stocks.
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Profits tumbled at an 8.4 percent pace in the fourth quarter, when they were held down in part by a $20.8 billion transfer payment related to the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.
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The court official says that, according to the complaint against Woods, her son said he'd been beaten with a baseball bat and that he was once held down while a curling iron was applied to his genitals.
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"Basically all the smoke is funneling into that valley and being held down by the inversion layer," U.S. Forest Service spokesman Jim Mackensen said, referring to the atmospheric condition that prevents warmer air and smoke from rising.
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Despite the presence of center Lew Alcindor, later known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the Bruins shot 26 of 77 from the field — a paltry 34 percent, held down by Alcindor's eye injury — in their 71-69 loss.
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While studying at Richmond Hill High School, he held down part-time jobs and pumped his brainy younger brother, John, who later went on to teach at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, for summaries of assigned reading.
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Barnes held down the role for the better part of two years after Dudley was dealt, and the Clips found great success on both sides of the ball when he shared the floor with their top four.
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While playing at a national level, Bala Devi also held down a job as an officer for the Manipur police force and was part of its soccer club, representing it in both state and national level matches.
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Midler and Trump tussled on Twitter back in 2012:Donald Trump architect of the ruination of the West Side, deserves to be held down and his hair cut off, or strapped to the roof of the car!
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There's no shortage of stories of women and children being attacked for their hair — robbed by gun or knifepoint in Venezuela, India, South Africa, Ukraine, Myanmar, and elsewhere — and held down as thieves forcibly cut off their ponytails.
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"Housing starts were held down by the cold winter weather but should bounce back quickly in coming months as the country warms up from this recent cold spell," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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On Friday morning, the New Yorker reported more details of the claims against Kavanaugh — alleging that he held down a woman and attempted to force himself on her at a party while they were both in high school.
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"My manager continues to assert that the other Claire's managers in this district are in agreement with her, and that our District Sales Manager confirms this policy is correct: Children can be held down and pierced," Marks continued.
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The possibility that borrowing costs, held down by ultra-loose monetary policy by the European Central Bank, may start to rise as the ECB prepares to roll back stimulus measures could further see companies lock in cheap financing.
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During a press conference to announce the filing of criminal charges against the three 17-year-olds, Chester County District Attorney Tom Hogan told reporters the freshman victim screamed for help as he was held down and sodomized.
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Analysts said this has helped boost sentiment in copper and some other metals, which had been held down by the U.S-China trade dispute and hiccups in economic growth of top consumer China where stimulus has been promised.
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Immigrant children at the Shiloh Treatment Center in Texas have been "held down and injected" with drugs that have left them incapacitated, dizzy, drowsy, and afraid, according to a report in Reveal from the Center for Investigative Reporting.
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U.S. producer prices barely rose in April after strong gains in the first quarter, held down by a moderation in the cost of both goods and services, which could ease fears that inflation pressures were rapidly building up.
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This part of his letter integrated the stock price with coverage of the bank's operating performance — which had improved, except for falling short of Dimon's goals for return on equity, a benchmark held down by stiffening capital requirements.
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" Mr. Raniere said in the conversation with Ms. Mack that the brandings could evoke a "feeling of submission," and that women should ask to be branded before being held down "so it doesn't seem like they're being coerced.
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For the intro to "You Still Believe in Me," Tony Asher, Pet Sounds' primary lyricist, helped Wilson get the sound he wanted by plucking the strings inside Wilson's piano as Wilson held down the notes on the keyboard.
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Senior defense staff knowingly allowed recruits as young as 15 to be humiliated in initiation rites including being held down while boot polish was smeared on their genitals during the 1960s at one naval base, the report said.
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The current federal funds target of between 1.25 and 1.5 percentage points is "within the range" of policy rule recommendations that account for a neutral rate of interest held down by several slow-to-change factors, he said.
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Public sentiment toward globalization and free trade has permanently changed because of their associations with outsourcing that has held down wages, China's rise as an export power and job losses, so a new definition was needed, he said.
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After-tax profits without inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustment, which corresponds to S&P 500 profits, decreased $11.3 billion, or at a rate of 79.83%, as they were held down by legal settlements with Facebook and Google.
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But rather than cash out by selling the shares once the revived companies returned to the stock market as they would typically do, the funds kept their stakes because tepid crude price recovery has held down energy firms' valuations.
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Nitin Goyal, treasurer at the All India Petroleum Dealers Association, representing fuel stations in 1.3 states, said prices were similarly held down for 21.24 days in the southern state of Karnataka last year, when it held state assembly elections.
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Long-term government debt yields were set to finish the week near multiyear lows, held down by mounting concerns that the trade war between the U.S. and China could persist longer and curb GDP growth more than first thought.
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NEW YORK, March 21 (Reuters) - A top Goldman Sachs strategist said on Tuesday U.S. Treasuries are the least pricy now compared with their major counterparts whose yields have been held down by bond purchases from their respective central banks.
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With the economy still in freefall, the asset purchases added to demand for financial securities, and are thought to have held down long-term interest rates in general, a boost to the home-building and other industries in particular.
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She held down five part-time jobs, working as a teaching assistant for three different schools during the day, bartending at night, and selling furniture at Odd Lots department store on weekends, while her parents helped with the kids.
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At that time, Russell says Ford named Brett Kavanaugh as her attacker and she shared a story similar to what has been reported over the last week, of being held down by a boy at a high school party.
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She said that, seven years after the brutal financial crisis, the U.S. labor market was now "close" to full strength, again arguing that inflation would not be held down much longer by the strong dollar and low oil prices.
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Headliner Chet Faker (who held down a Do LaB spot during last year's Coachella after hidden headliners Kaskade and Skrillex had to cancel due to capacity concerns) joins Grimes, Jamie XX, Four Tet and Moderat on the main stage.
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Underlying U.S. consumer inflation slowed in November, held down by weak healthcare costs and the biggest drop in apparel prices in nearly two decades, which could impact the pace at which the Federal Reserve raises interest rates next year.
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A selloff of global stocks, weak oil prices and a strong dollar - which held down inflation and curbed U.S. exports - in 2015 and 2016 led a Fed that had expected eight rate increases over those two years to deliver only two.
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The new version of "Confusion" is tighter and heavier than the original, held down by Stiller's driving beat and, I guess, the fact that these people all do important jobs now and don't have time to be wilfully obtuse anymore.
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Dean Baker, an economist who I find usually agrees with Mr. Bernstein on trade matters, told me the opposite: that China's currency is still too weak, held down by huge investments in American bonds held by the Chinese central bank.
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TechCrunch's Connie Loizos and Sarah Buhr held down the fort in San Francisco along with our guest, Susan Mac Cormac, a partner at Morrison Foerster where she works on some of the most interesting deals in the private capital space.
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Three artists — Sam Hunt, Jake Owen and Cole Swindell — who have held down the main stage in years past appeared this time on the satellite stage to each perform current singles, and they made the most of their short time.
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Data: Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta; Chart: Lazaro Gamio / Axios A level deeper: Automation technology has held down the wages of lower skilled workers for more than four decades, by giving employers a fallback option when labor gets too expensive.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Underlying U.S. consumer inflation slowed in November, held down by weak healthcare costs and the biggest drop in apparel prices in nearly two decades, which could impact the pace at which the Federal Reserve raises interest rates next year.
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Earlier this month, the Federal Reserve said U.S. manufacturing output fell for a second straight month in February, held down by decline in motor vehicles and parts output that edged down 0.1 percent in February, after falling 7.6 percent in January.
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Consider the following circumstances: Self-employed Texas designers Pablo and Beverly Solomon tried for years to limit their taxable income by spending on their businesses, which held down how much self-employment tax they had to pay for Social Security contributions.
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According to the allegations, detailed to congressional Democrats and reported by the New Yorker, Kavanaugh held down a girl at a high school party in the 1980s and attempted to force himself on her, covering her mouth to quiet her protests.
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A night after the Boston Red Sox used five relievers, the knuckleballer held down the fort for eight innings as the bats did the rest in a 13-2 rout of the Minnesota Twins on Thursday night at Fenway Park.
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He lived a sort of double life: He and his girlfriend (and future wife), Anne Ashley, lived in the East Village, and he joined the activist organization Students for a Democratic Society while he held down a very mainstream job.
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These downbeat assessments are made easier by the fact that the A.C.A. left much of its implementation up to the states, and that national performance has been held down by states that have done their best to sabotage health reform.
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The curve flattens, as the short end of the curve rises, reflecting Fed rate hiking, while the longer end is held down by other factors, including low global rates and concerns about risks like Turkey's economic crisis and emerging market weakness.
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A Pennsylvania couple appeared in court this week to face multiple charges in the April 25 death of their 2-year-old son, Eoin Dwyer, who authorities say suffocated after being trapped beneath a mattress held down on top of his crib.
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While China was widely viewed to have held down the value of the yuan to gain a trade advantage five to 10 years ago, many economists say that in the past year, Beijing has been working to prop up the yuan's value.
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His bodyguard tried to help him get down, only to be held down by four officers who told him it was up to the cadets to sort themselves out, said Bob Breen, a Duntroon graduate now at the educational Podmore Foundation in Australia.
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While China was widely viewed to have held down the value of its yuan to gain a trade advantage five to 10 years ago, many economists say that in the past year, Beijing has been working to prop up the yuan's value.
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Last night, he took the promotional tour to unruly puppy Jimmy Fallon's Late Night show where he was tasked with freestlying against The Roots' Tariq, incorporating whatever words popped up on the screen in front of him while Questlove held down a beat.
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A massive blizzard in the northeastern United States late in January likely held down production by a small amount, the Fed said, but it was also boosted by a marked rise in demand for heating after what had been an unseasonably warm winter.
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He was also tortured by the CIA, including being waterboarded — that is, held down and repeatedly suffocated by having water poured over a cloth into his mouth and nose until he was near drowning — 183 times over 15 sessions while in US custody.
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This band's natural home is Terraza 7, an intimate club in Queens where the 465-piece group has held down a monthly residency for the past four years, developing a repertoire of soaring, self-propelling original compositions and a tight group rapport.
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But he had held down jobs — at a pizza shop, banquet setup in hotels — and after an intellectual disability was diagnosed, he and his mother say, he ran track and field in the Special Olympics, competing in Minnesota, Colorado, Germany and London.
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Truckers can charge more for "white glove" services - which include varying degrees of installation, product assembly, and repairs - but the margins are often no better than other types of deliveries because stiff competition for new business has held down the prices carriers can charge retailers.
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While his center back partner and Stoke City man Geoff Cameron had a solid night with six clearances, three pass picks, and a tackle, it was the Hertha Berlin center back who held down a spectacular series of play to keep the US afloat.
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In America a big debate was kicked off by an article in the Atlantic magazine in 2012 by Anne-Marie Slaughter, an academic and foreign-policy expert who had held down a very senior post in the State Department and was known as a feminist.
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Suzisuzi's self-titled debut careens wildly through crossover thrash, punk, rock'n'roll, and good old fashioned chaos, held down by Okumura's big, dirty basslines and the three vocalists' chorus of rough'n'ready English-language yelps, screeches, and gang shouts about monsters, shopping, love, and fucking shit up.
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Despite pitching problems of their own, with a pair of starters on the disabled list, the Tigers have ripped off six consecutive victories to move to the front of a pack of pursuers for the No. 2 wild card currently held down by Boston.
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We live with horrifying images — sometimes of a 10-year-old girl dressed as a bride, marrying a man twice her age; sometimes of a child being hung for a crime committed against her; sometimes of a girl being held down while her genitals are mutilated.
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In the lurid imaginations of the hard right, Hillary practically held down virgins for Bill to deflower; in the unmeetable-expectation zone of the feminist blogosphere, Hillary should have allied herself with Bill's female accusers — including the ones who sold stories about him to the tabloids.
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"My dad struggled with depression and alcoholism throughout his life," Jacob said, noting that in recent years, his father had become sober, held down a landscaping job, mended family relationships and loved spending time with his granddaughters, five-year-old Audrey and 1-year-old Lauren.
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The interest rates on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages averaged 4.74 percent for a second week, the lowest since late April, as U.S. bond yields have been held down by concerns partly due to slowing economic growth and trade tension between China and the United States.
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If I held down the B button on the Xbox One controller, the screen was matted to show only a narrow window in the middle of the screen, and my character was reoriented to the "correct" position, though technically there's no up and down in space.
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I took the college classes that were the easiest path to a degree, held down jobs that weren't so challenging they couldn't be performed at an acceptable level while high or hung over, found as a soul mate a woman who loved to get wasted with me.
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It works like this: if you jump at a wall and keep the button held down, Lúcio will automatically ride it for as long as there's wall to ride (there was once a 3-second time limit, but that was eliminated in a post-release patch).
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The only reason she drops from the No. 1 spot she held down in our rankings for the past six months is that polling -- in early states and nationally -- suggests she is lagging behind both of the men who we put in front of her this month.
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Total PCE price inflation in 2018 was projected to be about the same as in 2017, despite projected declines in consumer energy prices; core PCE prices were forecast to rise faster in 2018, reflecting the expected waning of transitory factors that held down those prices in 2017.
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The European Central Bank said on Thursday that it would stop adding to its stockpile of government and corporate bonds at the end of December, winding down a scheme that has held down interest rates and encouraged lending for nearly four years, reports Jack Ewing of the NYT.
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On the Home Mini it's the reset button under the power cord (15 seconds), on the Home Max it's the reset button near the power cord on the back (12 seconds), and on the Nest Hub it's the two volume buttons on the back held down simultaneously (10 seconds).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Atop Kara Walker's large-scale drawing "The Pool Party of Sardanapalus (after Delacroix, Kienholz)" (2017), currently on view at Sikkema Jenkins, a mammy reclines; below, a group of young girls pull the entrails from a white man held down on the ground.
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"They do what they got to do not because they're prone to criminality, but they're prone to masculinity and the idea that I just need a space and the ability to compete on my own merit, and not be held down by favoritism or racism or whatever it was," he says.
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Nicole Eramo, a former associate dean of students at the school, filed the lawsuit seeking damages, contending that the 2014 article cast her as the "chief villain of the story," which claimed that a freshman had been held down and raped by seven men during a fraternity party two years earlier.
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It was not an easy movie to make — really long and just drippy and cold and f—ing hard," Stewart admitted to EW. And it didn't play to her strengths either, the star added: "I really don't like being held down, I don't like confined spaces, I'm not a strong swimmer.
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Though you may more commonly associate scares and shocks with fall and Halloween, Castle Rock has held down the genre fort through the thick of summer — and there are plenty of straightforward terror tricks scattered throughout the series, which takes Stephen King's works and throws them into a melting pot.
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The Bidens' recent income has come mainly from their salaries (Joe briefly held down a well-paid post as the Benjamin Franklin Presidential Practice Professor at the University of Pennsylvania), speaking fees and royalties from books, especially Biden's best-selling "Promise Me, Dad," about the last year of his son Beau's life.
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Through Games 1 and 2 against the Predators, rookie (yes, rookie) goalie Matt Murray has stopped 60 of 64 shots he's faced and has held down the fort while the Penguins have fallen asleep for large chunks of the series—including a record stretch of 37 minutes without a shot in Game 1.
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To him and his adherents, each person is the hero of their own journey toward truth and power—a pleasing story for those who fancy that they rose to the top on merit alone, but one that is less appealing for those held down in an economy that actively works against them.
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Lorna Simpson, best known for her photographic installations, debuted her first new sculptures in 25 years at the Frieze art fair in New York last spring: One of them, ''They Cheated Death,'' consisted of short stacks of vintage Ebony magazines, held down by pieces of glass that looked like blocks of ice.
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Fiona Staples and Brian K. Vaughan's Saga topped the Comics and Graphic Novel section, Marlon James's Black Leopard, Red Wolf held down the number 1 spot among Fantasy titles, James Patterson's The Chef thrilled the most Mystery readers, and Nicholas Sparks' Every Breath was the most popular checkout in the Romance section.
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My sister held down the top corners so it would stop flapping in the wind as I looked for our current cross streets, where I marked an X. It took us a few more minutes to find the cross streets of my destination, a coffee shop a few miles away, and I marked an X there.
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The video completely encapsulates the sound of the project; huge sweeping surf rock riffs in line with classics like Dick Dale or Avengers VI. The riffs and vibes come in full force together to create a kind of displacement sure to make you feel like you too are traveling cross-country, not being held down by anything.
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An interesting explanation for this conundrum might lie in a 2017 study by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, which finds that while wage growth for continuously employed full-time workers has risen in line with pre-recession trends, aggregate wage growth has been held down by the entry of new or returning workers to full-time jobs.
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DeAngelo, the alleged Golden State Killer, for instance, actually held down three of these jobs over the course of his lifetime: Police officer, military personnel (he was previously in the US navy), and, peripherally, truck driver, although his post-police career (he was fired in 1979 for shoplifting) was spent mostly as a mechanic for a fleet of grocery store freezer trucks.
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Well, it's how the sense that being acted upon could mean somebody questioning your appointment to the Supreme Court as somehow a form of violent aggression, especially compared to the context to the act of having been held down at a party and had your clothes ripped off, a hand put over your mouth and felt like you were going to be killed.
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Total PCE price inflation in 2018 was projected to be somewhat faster than in 2017 despite a slower projected pace of increases in consumer energy prices; core PCE prices were forecast to rise notably faster in 2018, importantly reflecting both the expected waning of transitory factors that held down 12-month measures of inflation in 2017 as well as the projected further tightening in resource utilization.
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After waiting in a late afternoon lineup (an afternoon lineup!!!) to get in I saddle up to the bar, order myself a beer and a shot called a Mind Fuck (it was either that or one called Red-Headed Slut) and let myself soak in the ambience, soak being the appropriate verb because it felt like I was being held down and pissed on by a bunch of a marauding jocks.
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Harris responded by arguing she has come to her current stance by taking into account the ideas of voters and experts; she used variants of "listen" a half-dozen times in half a minute: The reality is that I have been spending time in this campaign listening to American families, listening to experts, listening to health care providers, and what I came away with is a very clear understanding that I needed to create a plan that was responsive to the needs of the American people, responsive to their needs understanding that insurance companies have been jacking up the prices for far too long, that American families have to be held down by deductibles and co-pays and premiums that can cause them bankruptcy.
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