And then it actually moved down to a five-year deferral, and from there it moved down to a one-year.
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As they moved down the street, revellers joined the parade.
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Meanwhile, the Tigers moved down the field with relative ease.
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She moved down the car to another seat; he followed.
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"I remember when I first moved down here," she said.
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Sanders' numbers have barely moved, down 2628 percent since May.
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I moved down here, and everything really started to go well.
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Trump moved down the line until he got to Anthony Kennedy.
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In fact, she moved down the list nearly 100 spots in 2016.
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Stylistically, Boyle has always moved down the page in a skier's crouch.
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The protesters then moved down the hall to the office of Sen.
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CNOOC, China's largest offshore oil producer, moved down 1.1% in Hong Kong.
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I was actually a row too high, thanked the man and moved down.
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My sandwich moved down the line with stunning efficiency, yet everyone was friendly.
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Yeah, and then we moved down to Miami Beach for the art fairs.
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I moved down to Little Five Points when I was in high school.
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When I really actually started writing this book, we moved down North Carolina.
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And sometimes, by the end of their career, they've moved down the bench.
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It moved down to the beach when Harriman Rumsey began construction on her dream.
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Regardless, the stock moved down only slightly and is still trading in positive territory.
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It should have moved down a little bit on a slight deceleration of growth.
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With some encouragement from the Kings, we moved down here to join the SCLC.
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The Dow Jones industrial average moved down 100 to 200 points throughout the day.
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Shares of H.P.E. moved down about 230 percent in after-hours trading Wednesday evening.
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Mary moved down to Washington, where she was cared for by her doting son.
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He had moved down from Washington 14 years earlier and founded Nascar in 1948.
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And a massive, 3,200-year-old statue is moved down the street in Cairo.
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They include BNP Paribas, which was moved down a level, and Barclays and Goldman Sachs.
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I recently moved down the street from a library, and my life has improved tenfold.
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I saw a story that said Twitter stock moved down after our story came out.
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In my fifth-grade classroom, a few tables needed to be moved down the hall.
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The caravan of lights and cameras moved down the partitioned corridors to the next location.
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Now that he has moved down to bantamweight his showings have been even more impressive.
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If some frogs moved down to lower altitudes where it's warmer, they might be spared.
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The unemployment rate fell, but for bad reasons: The participation rate has moved down again.
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Also I have never done this before and she simply moved down to the next building.
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And so I moved down to Arkansas after I graduated and worked for Governor Clinton. Wow.
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Rates have moved down over 203 percent since that recent peak, which should be a positive.
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Since getting out of rehab in November, he has stayed sober and moved down to Florida.
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Because the motor is in the handle the air intake is moved down there as well.
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While the broader market rose on her comments, bank stocks moved down as bond yields declined.
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The pitch moved down and in, and Cespedes is one of the best low-ball hitters.
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He moved down the street from my house, and we started hanging out all the time.
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As they moved down the hallway, her caseworker picked her up and carried her toward court.
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Navy took advantage of the ensuing kickoff going out of bounds and moved down the field.
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After the Giants tied the game with a field goal, the Eagles moved down the field.
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Such posts can then be moved down in news feeds, or, in rare cases, removed altogether.
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She moved down my back and to my sides, which felt tingly in a good way.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index (HSI) slipped 0.2%, while Japan's Nikkei 225 (N225) moved down 0.1%.
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Consumer confidence is up and risk spreads on corporate bonds have moved down from elevated levels.
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Bonds have moved a hair, stocks moved down a bit in terms of concern of economic activity.
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Warren has moved up five percentage points from Monmouth's May poll, and Sanders moved down one point.
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Turns out English Mitchell happened to not too far away, as he'd just recently moved Down Under.
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Popov moved down the ladder to rank-and-file vendors and hackers, striking deals and collecting intelligence.
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I think he started top-down, built his brand with the luxe model and then moved down.
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On Sunday afternoon, said avalanche moved down through Ten Mile Canyon, located between Frisco and Copper Mountain.
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Credit Suisse has been moved down a rung into the group required to hold 1% additional capital.
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The student, apparently distraught, clasped his arms around Lowe and the pair moved down the hallway together.
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After Kellyanne moved down to DC, George and the kids joined her after the school year finished.
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Acquired Hotwire and moved down here, did that for a year, and then I needed a break.
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"I'm doing my balancing-the-soup act," the royal dad joked as he moved down the right corridor.
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He moved down to a unit on the second floor that he rented from another co-op member.
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I had traveled through Europe and I moved down there to do a "back to the land" thing.
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Swift's latest album, "1989," which has been on sale for much longer, moved down two spots to 66th.
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I flew out of bed and moved down the hallway like a person on a wobbly rope bridge.
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Wasn't that why Jeff Park had moved down to this semi-suburban city to be with his parents?
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The two moved down to Los Angeles and began collaborating on the project that would eventually become Maslo.
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Unfazed, he and the other doctors picked up stakes and moved down the street to continue their work.
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And then I moved down here and I realized that it takes 10 years to make a movie.
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For a nickel, riders reached a top speed of six miles an hour as they moved down a hill.
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As we slowly moved down to the bottom of the seafloor, all of the sudden we saw these things.
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There are two camera lenses now, aligned in a vertical configuration — and the fingerprint reader has moved down below.
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In fact, when she moved out of her parents' house, she just moved down the block in Borough Park.
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One day, for a minor infraction of corporate etiquette, your desk is moved down into the company's telemarketing center.
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A few years ago, he moved down to Yankeetown with his wife to care for his mother-in-law.
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The index was seen trading at 10,394 points prior to Puidgemont's announcement, and moved down to 10,292 following it.
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"Initially, yields moved down, stocks rallied like crazy," Cashin recalled about Wednesday, moments after the Fed minutes were released.
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Georgia, the largest state where black voters represent a majority of the Democratic electorate, has moved down the calendar.
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I moved down to LA to try to do something more fun in media, thinking that software moves slow.
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I'm more focused on the fact the whole curve has moved down over the last three and a half months.
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A metal detector had been moved down the street so that any bomber could be stopped before reaching the church.
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If the stock moved down X number of points or half a point, he'd be on the phone with them.
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Sterling moved down from its session highs to sit lower on the day by almost a tenth of 1 percent.
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As the corridor filled with people, the boy moved down the hallway, a knife in each hand, stabbing more students.
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In September the index moved down to test the upper level of the long-term GMMA as a support feature.
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A line of armored vehicles moved down a boulevard, trying to disperse stone-throwing casseurs and to break up barricades.
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It's possible that ANC-A people moved down the western coast of the Americas, establishing fishing communities along the way.
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Her husband moved down after her and, before he left, filled out absentee ballots for each of them in Kansas.
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The parade started around noon at Copley Square and moved down Boylston and Tremont streets, ending at City Hall Plaza.
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Puffed shoulders slid backward onto shoulder blades; breasts moved down and to the side; rolls of sleeves sprouted from skirts.
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The 10-year yield also tracked the German bund yield lower this week, which moved down on weaker German data.
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SS Ketel Marte, moved down to the No. 8 spot in the batting order, went 63-for-4 on Saturday night.
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Last year, Beal moved down to southern Maine to work and live with his mother, where he's going to counseling regularly.
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I'd lived both in North Carolina and New York, but I'd moved down to North Carolina in 1997 to get married.
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The clock has been set at 11:57PM since January 2015, when it was moved down from five minutes to destruction.
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"As we slowly moved down to the bottom of the seafloor, all of the sudden we saw these things," Pineda said.
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Guentzel set up Rust, who moved down the slot and deked forehand to backhand to deposit the puck past Luongo's skate.
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After Paddock opened fire on concertgoers, officers stealthily moved down the hallways with guns drawn, ordering hotel guests to stay indoors.
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It happened earlier this year, when the markets moved down to sideways for several months, unsure which way growth was heading.
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Second or third week, classes had started and there was some shuffling of people and I got moved down the hall.
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By the time of the next MRI, the tumor had grown and moved down her spinal cord to below her shoulders.
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As Logano moved down the track, the nose of Busch's car tapped the left side of Logano's rear bumper, turning Logano.
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RF Scott Schebler was moved down to seventh in the order on Thursday, but not because he is struggling at the plate.
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Waters was born in Winnipeg in 1977 to two Australian parents and moved down under when she was just 11 months old.
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All I'm saying is that once we grew up a little and moved down south, we couldn't fight for one another anymore.
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The speechmaking moved down the line, with the dignitaries' chronographic wristwatches throwing off flecks of sun as they praised the Sandinista revolution.
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While expectations had moved down, Kate's second-quarter report was "much worse than investors had anticipated," Wells Fargo analyst Ike Boruchow said.
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The company also moved down the midpoint for its expected 2017 sales range from $38 billion because of a stronger US dollar.
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"I moved down to our basement and turned it into sort of a dorm room: a couch, desk, bed, TV," he says.
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The average rate on the popular 30-year fixed mortgage moved down decidedly Friday to 3.75 percent, according to Mortgage News Daily.
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Right when I'd had my daughter, Ginger and Dusty—the two main girls in the film—moved down the street from us.
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"Kurt [Kilfelt, guitar] had Holy Terror ready to go by the time he moved down from Seattle to Los Angeles," says Alvord.
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The lava moved down the hillside, slithered across a street and swallowed a Ford Mustang on the other side of the road.
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How he fits: The Suns moved down in the draft, acquiring this pick from Minnesota, but scored their best shooter in Johnson.
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One of the things that makes me nervous is that longer-term inflation expectations have moved down over the last few years.
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When I was 20 or 21, I moved down there, and booked "Lost in Space," which, funnily enough, was produced in Vancouver.
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In states that did not expand Medicaid, the rate moved down slightly, to 17.9 percent in 2016 from 22.7 percent in 2013.
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Around Saint Lazare station, the windows of a bank were smashed before police on horseback moved down the main street, pushing protesters back.
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Shortly afterwards he moved down to London to work at The Lanesborough — at one time said to be the world's most expensive hotel.
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I moved down in February, and it's been nice living with the band instead of basically making everyone fly to me for practice.
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We moved down the aisle of his lab, amid a jumble of computer screens and rows of lab desks, beakers, binders and pipettes.
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Officials warned that levees in Jefferson City could be overtopped, and flooding was possible on Thursday as floodwaters moved down the Missouri River.
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Rothman's Department Store, a bric-a-brac shop that has sold everything from thumbtacks to toasters since 1918, has moved down the block.
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He moved down the left side, slipped the puck between Carlson's skates and flipped it past Holtby at 8:50 of the third.
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The argument moved down the block, and one of DiDonato's friends, a bartender named Thomas V. Kelly IV, lunged at the other group.
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"Its a tough language to learn," waiter Zachariah Ropia said as he moved down the sleek white carriage striped with orange, amber and yellow.
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He moved down to middleweight and became more active on offense— scoring a couple of sensational knockouts with his sharpshooting kicking game at range.
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Would you like to see Tom Hanks and Fisher as your typical suburban couple worried that a family of satanists moved down the street?
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"All of this debt has steadily moved down to where (investors) think the settlement will be," said Daniel Berger, senior market strategist at MMD.
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The bank has moved down a notch, from 10th to 11th, among leading ETF providers, with $13.3 billion in assets currently, according to FactSet.
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When she moved down he had fallen behind on his utility bills, she said, and she paid them with the severance from her job.
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Mr. Evans: One of the things that make me nervous is that longer-term inflation expectations have moved down over the last few years.
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As such, as a laser pulse moved down the tunnel, it left a cone of slower-moving overlapping light waves behind it within the plates.
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The two bonded the next year as they sat next to each other on the school bus after Brussow moved down the street from Williams.
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"Mom only moved down there three or four years ago, but she loved it, and she had so many friends there," son Wade Fleming said.
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Just like in 1924, the magma had moved down an area called the East Rift Zone to the lower Puna district and cracked the floor.
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JP Morgan is now the only bank required to hold an extra 2.5% of common equity, after its US peer Citigroup moved down a tier.
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Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie used to be included in that list, but were moved down the line of succession after George and Charlotte's births.
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The rear license plate has been moved down, and it has a bit more aerodynamic and sportier look, with a long stretched bonnet featuring powerdomes.
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Conditions at Cape Solander, known as Cape Fear, were deemed just right after an intense low pressure system moved down the east coast of Australia.
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After graduating from school, she moved down to the West Village to launch her tap-dancing career and live with her Yale dropout boyfriend, Isaac.
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"When Jimmie pulled out, I moved down a little bit and the next thing I know I'm getting turned in the left rear," Menard said.
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Belt, who was moved down in the lineup from third to sixth after a 2-for-33 stretch, had three of the Giants' seven hits.
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His approval in the pre-shutdown polling was around 55% among white Americans without college degrees and has moved down to around 45% since then.
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"So I recall talking to John at that time of, John, did we ever figure out how to get this thing moved down?" he testified.
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When I eventually moved down to London, I think I probably went every Saturday night—fabric and The End, which sadly shut down as well.
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He showed off a scene in which two characters moved down a street at a speed of his choosing, with speech bubbles fading in and out.
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Last Tuesday, oil prices had moved down dramatically on comments from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that Iran was willing to talk about its missile program.
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Then the workers moved down a few feet and set a new line of fire so that the flames reached the previous burn scar before dying.
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Onlookers gawked as the boxy armored vehicle moved down a commercial street and traffic stopped for a line of police cars that followed behind, sirens blaring.
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I moved down the News Feed and clicked on another friend, whose profile picture appeared to be a disembodied lion or tiger claw, crusted in gold.
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I got off of him — moved down and got off of him — and here he comes back down even more and just finally wrecked us all.
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As the Phillies fans solemnly shuffled into the off-season, I moved down to watch from the front row as Cal Ripken snagged the final out.
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But with the start of fracking about 20 years ago, the use of coal has steadily moved down to about 25 percent of America's electricity use.
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As the stolen car moved down the street, Mr. Torres fired one shot at its rear, also in the direction of other officers who were arriving.
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Alexander and Bonin, which spent nearly two decades in Chelsea, moved down to Walker Street last year, two blocks north of Postmasters, which moved in 2013.
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Still, none of the other officers on the scene approached him directly, remaining in their vehicles or following on foot as he moved down the street.
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It used to be back-breaking work for two union members to carry the panel and screw it on as the vehicle moved down the line.
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Well, so they've all moved down to the second pocket, which is going to be, 20 years from now, the big thing in LA, which is Playa.
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The percentage of voters considering Sanders or Biden as second choices has actually moved down, from 12 to 10 percent and from 14 to 15 percent, respectively.
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Moreover, even as they have moved down the nuclear path, they have maintained fairly normal political, economic and other relations with many countries from China to Ethiopia.
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A group of mates had just moved down to Glasgow and were pinging me enthusiastic weekly updates charting a brave new world of consciousness expanding nights out.
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Nestled in the East Midlands, it was a steel-town, and many people, my grandparents included, moved down in the 1960s from Glasgow and the surrounding areas.
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"When I rest, I rust," he said in an email interview, and when his tenor high notes began to give out, he moved down to baritone roles.
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Fed projections of where interest rates will go, as embodied in the "dot plot", moved down for the longer term but remained at 0.90 percent at year's end.
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It was always entertaining to watch and it occurred to me that you might be the only person in the world that moved down a staircase like that.
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Reporters rushed to the restaurant, where cops allowed some local reporters to stay while others were moved down the block, where their view was blocked by a dumpster.
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He took a feed from Blueger, orchestrated a spinorama as he moved down the inner edge of the right circle and beat Khudobin far side on a backhander.
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When I moved down south to North Carolina for college, I loved discovering the numerous regional restaurant chains and fast-food establishments — and how delicious they all were.
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Harrison Barnes and Andrew Bogut decamped for the Dallas Mavericks, Marreese Speights moved down the coast to the Clippers and Festus Ezeli went to the Portland Trail Blazers.
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Stairs leading to the parlor-floor entrance were demolished, the front door was moved down to the street level and glass-brick windows were installed next to it.
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If the unemployment rate moved down somewhat, I actually think that would be very good in terms of a strong labor market, probably help move inflation back up.
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This year, though, the Pacific storms have veered inland much farther north, in British Columbia, and then have stayed colder over land as they moved down the coast.
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After the interview, the weakened, bond yields moved down, and while the opened at a new high it quickly gave up all its gains and moved into negative territory.
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It started from a complete class of people, including green card holders and non-immigrant holders, and it moved down to just people who are currently applying for visas.
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Within the top 10, Qualcomm, Alphabet's Google, LG Electronics and Intel moved up the list, while Sony and Microsoft moved down, but not solely because they generated fewer patents.
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One-month NDF points have moved down sharply from 988 points in early January to 400 as speculators priced out any odds of the move happening within a month.
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Over all, the Yankees sluggers Beltran, Brian McCann, Teixeira and Alex Rodriguez, who was moved down to seventh in the order, were hitless in a combined 14 at-bats.
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Songbird, a coffee shop that had a disagreement with its landlord, moved down the street into a charming century-old house, which qualifies as old in this young city.
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Andrew Kreps and James Cohan have just moved down from Chelsea, joining the earlier transplants Bortolami, Alexander and Bonin and Postmasters, with PPOW scheduled to follow in the spring.
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He's moved down a smidge in our list because he's shown no ability to appeal to nonwhite voters, who make up roughly 40% of the Democratic primary electorate nationally.
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While it appears the fix was only temporary and the zipper continued to work itself loose as she moved down the red carpet, at least imminent disaster was briefly averted.
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But when he first moved down to Tulum as a New Yorker used to working in kitchens where seafood took a backseat to terrestrial animals, his seafood knowledge was limited.
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Cities in China have moved down in the rankings, and the government is seeking reforms to keep pollution in check as dirty air has become an increasingly volatile public concern.
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As an industry, we've moved down from being key members of our clients' board to people who get clients' junior staff drunk at Cannes and talk about "likes" on Facebook.
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Henley says this is one of the lowest ranks the U.S. has held in the index's 220-year history, having moved down from first place in its ranking in 2167.
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The Utes moved down to the Buffaloes' 3 on a 6-yard run from Joe Williams but were forced to settle for a 22-yard field goal from Andy Phillips.
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Cardi B Cardi B almost moved down this week for being charged with assault, but then she looked glamorous as fuck while turning herself in so she nets positive here.
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We've seen inflation that rocketed up to 30 moved down to nearly 17 percent and we expect it to be down to 12 percent before the end of the year.
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We had known each other since childhood but had been dating for just 10 days before he moved down from Connecticut to Pennsylvania and into my small one-bedroom apartment.
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No. 5 Justin Thomas and Bryson DeChambeau both moved down a spot, and were followed by Italy's Francesco Molinari, Rickie Fowler, Xander Schauffele and Spain's Jon Rahm in the top 10.
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Three years later, Tennant moved down to the Cayman Islands to open Michael's Genuine's now-shuttered Grand Cayman location, and it was there that an invasive species first caught his eye.
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An estimate of the expected real return on equities moved down, reflecting an increase in stock prices and downward revisions to forecasts of corporate earnings, and corporate bond spreads declined somewhat.
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The new requirements caused a domino effect; many of the previous Plus picks moved down a notch to Top Safety Pick, and many previous Top Safety Picks dropped off the list.
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After Standing Rock, some of them moved down the Missouri River to the Lower Brule Reservation, where they "could live like their ancestors, except with Netflix," Alton One Feather Sr. explained.
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" BRUCE MONRAD, CHAIRMAN AND TRUSTEE OF NORTHEAST INVESTORS TRUST IN BOSTON "The statement seems to be a little more dovish and the dots moved down and that's pretty dovish as well.
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But they have moved down the curve in search of higher yields, with even the benchmark 10-years not yielding much above zero percent under the Bank of Japan's extensive monetary easing.
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Cyprus, for example, moved up a whopping 21 positions in mobile ranking from last month's data to number 35, while France moved down five positions in the same chart to number 37.
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The group danced out of the gallery to a remix of Beyoncé's "Sorry," heading onto the landing, lassoing with their arms as they moved down the ICA stairs and into the lobby.
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The officers were waiting for a Taser team and didn't approach him directly, instead opting to either remain in their vehicles or follow slowly on foot as he moved down the street.
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Over the week, the average stock mutual fund in the U.S. gained 1.6 percent while high-yield bond funds moved down 0.4 percent, according to Lipper, a Thomson Reuters fund research service.
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Joanna Harvey, her boyfriend Tom, and their dog Torvig moved down from Hackney last year and have transformed the seaside shack into a bar that serves small plates and bio-dynamic wine.
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He presented Lois with a bottle of Mumm's, and Ben pointed to a bottle of Knob Creek on the blanket chest they'd moved down from the bedroom to use as a coffee table.
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As a result, you often meet people who had been happiest at work in middle age, and then moved down to a series of positions they were overqualified for and felt diminished in.
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Mulvaney said Sunday morning that the White House had moved down from its demand for $5 billion and hoped Democrats would move up from their offer for $1.3 billion in border security funding.
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To illustrate its size, think of the 17 billion barrels of oil that have moved down the Trans Alaska Pipeline from Alaska's North Slope to Valdez in its almost forty years of operation.
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After starting the season 1 for 27, he was moved down from the leadoff spot on Tuesday to seventh in the batting order — the first time he had hit that low since 2005.
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Astros second baseman Jose Altuve was moved down from leadoff to second in the order Tuesday and was hitless in five at-bats and is 0-for-13 over the last three games.
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ET, the yield on the benchmark 22.49-year Treasury note, which moves inversely to price, was lower at 22.50%, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond also moved down at 2.335%.
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After amassing a solid 7-2 record as an undersized welterweight within the confines of the UFC, he then moved down to lightweight in 2009 to make a play at BJ Penn's lightweight title.
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Activision Blizzard shares moved down 1 percent in after-hours trading on Monday after the company said that it has informed its chief financial officer, Spencer Neumann, that it plans to let him go.
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The Key22 LE's performance won't be quite as fast as the phone has moved down from a Snapdragon 23 to a Snadragon 23 while RAM and storage are set at 4GB and 32GB respectively.
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Those who came out, though, received a personal greeting: At the end of the Mass, Francis greeted each refugee, one by one, posing for selfies and accepting notes as he moved down the rows.
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He worked closely with Stan Van Gundy, who, after having just been fired by the University of Wisconsin, broke into the league as Riley's assistant the same year Bzdelik moved down from New York.
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The Apple logo has also moved down to the center of the phone â€" reportedly because of the as-yet-unannounced reverse wireless charging feature â€" and there is no longer any "iPhone" label.
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The man accompanying Joshua Trump, a sixth grader who is not a relative but who was invited because he had been bullied at school over his last name, was also moved down the hall.
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Credit...Video by Robert Rieger LUDWIGSFELDE, Germany — Inside a warehouse on the outskirts of Berlin, a long line of blue crates moved down a conveyor belt, carrying light switches, sockets and other electrical parts.
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Until 2013, older sisters would be moved down a spot in the order of succession if their parents had a younger son — like with Princess Anne after the birth of Prince Andrew and Prince Edward.
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The optical illusion was strong from the back, but when Chopra moved down the red carpet and the peach fringe swayed with her every step, it became evident that she was, in fact, wearing separates.
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U.S. officials had considered a humanitarian airlift to rebel-held areas, which would require escorts by U.S. warplanes, but this has been deemed too risky and has been "moved down the list," one official said.
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There are also what look to be subtle changes to the user interface of the phone, with the Google search bar being moved down to the bottom of the display rather than at the top.
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Lyricist and sprechgesang enthusiast Fred Schneider had moved down from New Jersey to study forestry at the University of Georgia, and another Garden State native, keyboardist and singer Kate Pierson, arrived following an extended European excursion.
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The number of Americans who approve of how Trump is handling foreign affairs has moved down since May, to just 39%; the same is true for his rating on foreign trade and his overall approval rating.
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As we moved down the hall past the portraits of the former directors on the way to the front lobby of the main HQS building, I wondered how this part of my story would affect them.
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The previously shown "One-Eyed Jacks" — Marlon Brando's only directorial feature and the final Paramount release shot in the gorgeous VistaVision format — has moved down to Film Forum (5053 West Houston Street) for a weeklong run.
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Last year's winner Criteo has moved down to second place for 2019, yet the ad firm remains a top favorite — with employees applauding the staff who've been employed and the strong overall management seen, Glassdoor reviews reveal.
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He kissed Abbas on each cheek and moved down the line of mourners, shaking hands with Peres's relatives, with leaders and officials, before standing silently next to Netanyahu, with whom he has long had a fractious relationship.
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Gondwana eventually moved down to the south pole, and huge parts of it broke off to form other continents (Australia and South America), which changed the ocean currents, which turned Antarctica into the freezeland we know now.
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I got under him and he blocked, and we got together, I got off of him — moved down and got off of him — and here he comes back down even more and just finally wrecked us all.
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Ranjan was far behind us now, moving slowly but waving every so often to signal that he was O.K. At Ablation Stake 11, Azam took another measurement, gauging how much the stake had moved down the glacier.
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An officer then approaches the body and kicks away an object — allegedly a knife with a 3-inch blade that the teen held as he moved down the street and until he fell to a barrage of bullets.
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I was two years old when we moved to the US. Then my father heard of job and educational opportunities in North Carolina, so we moved down to Durham, which at the time was a very diverse community.
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Pittsburgh finally moved down the field early in the second half but stalled inside the 5 and settled for a Chris Boswell 19-yard field goal to close it to 20-3 at 10:17 of the third.
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Though a rate increase could, she said, be appropriate if the economy or inflation unexpectedly surges, "I have moved down from having a penciled-in number to having a very patient outlook" on rates, she told the paper.
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Boente moved down the ladder when the Senate confirmed Trump nominee Jeff Sessions and was then chosen to become the interim head of the DOJ national security division after Rod Rosenstein got the thumbs up as deputy attorney general.
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But there has to be a clear path in which customers can be gradually moved up the price scale, or costs moved down, so that in the long run the extra volume of business the company acquires becomes profitable.
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Cashin said, "In this case, the longer end [Treasury yields] moved down to go under the Fed," whose critics says central bankers have created a floor on shorter-term yields, which allowed longer-term yields to fall right through.
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When the economists set the normal interest rate at 3 percent and let the Fed adjust interest rates as conditions warranted, rates moved down to zero percent and could not move any lower roughly a third of the time.
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The FPO has doubled down on its anti-immigrant rhetoric, apparently hoping to shift the focus onto one of its core issues even though that has moved down the list of voters' concerns as Europe's migration crisis has eased.
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Popular Jewelry didn't even technically close when a freak accident caused the store to catch on fire in the middle of the night in 2013 (they just packed up their merchandise and temporarily moved down the street to Lucky Diamond).
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The PBOC has said the implicit lower bound of bank lending rates is "an important reason" why overall borrowing costs in China have not declined even though other interest rates more sensitive to market demand and supply have moved down.
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The molten rock that began emerging over the past few days was from magma that has recently moved down the volcano&aposs eastern flank from one or two craters that sit further upslope -- the Puu Oo crater and the summit crater.
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The molten rock that began emerging over the past few days was from magma that has recently moved down the volcano&aposs eastern flank from one or two craters that sit further upslope — the Puu Oo crater and the summit crater.
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Moved down to sixth in the lineup, Rodriguez homered on the first pitch he saw and Masahiro Tanaka pitched seven effective innings as New York stopped a four-game losing streak with a 4-2100 victory over the Seattle Mariners.
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Hitless in 212 at-bats since hitting a long home run off Mike Pelfrey during the first inning in Detroit on April 212, Rodriguez was moved down three spots after going 22002-for-27 with three strikeouts and two groundouts Saturday.
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A bright yellow model ship, manufactured out of foam and fibreglass in a miniature shipyard on site and outfitted with sensors, was fixed to a beam directly below the control room and slowly moved down the length of the pool.
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When Swisher prodded him on controversial posts from InfoWars' claiming that the Holocaust was fake or the Sandy Hook shooting didn't happen, Zuckerberg agreed they were false posts, but they should be moved down a user's feed rather than removed entirely.
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In 2009, when Hable moved down south and started looking for local collaborators, she was immediately drawn to the century-old Hickory Chair Furniture Company, based in North Carolina and known for its dedication to craftsmanship and classic, antique-inspired pieces.
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He picked sugar beets in Michigan for a while, and then, in the nineteen-twenties, when the coal fields in West Virginia were booming, he moved down there and started peddling in the coal camps, selling pots and pans out of a wagon.
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Making It The finale of Brandon Maxwell's fall/winter 2017 show — which the designer described as an homage to his relationships — featured a liquid Swarovski crystal mesh suit worn by the model Riley Montana that gleamed as she moved down the runway.
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As she and Matthew made out on the Beemans' couch, and we saw Matthew reaching under her sweater, the camera moved down to his leg and stayed there for just a fraction of a second as Paige's hand started to move where it shouldn't.
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Once the lander moved down to 7 km above the surface, its front heatshield was supposed to separate from the lander and a radar altimeter on board was designed to tell Schiaparelli how fast it was moving and how far away from the surface it was.
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Eventually I moved down [to Costa Rica] and started a company to bring down high-school and college kids with a goal to show them how beautiful the country is, as well as the reality of how fucked up the banana plantations are and the rainforest destruction.
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But the J.P. Morgan economists said the fact that core capital goods orders, in the report, moved down 0.7 percent in December means real annualized capital goods spending growth was close to zero in the fourth quarter and they expect just a slight pickup in the first quarter.
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Mr. Smith, arm around his bride, toasted his guests: "You all made our Plan B feel like a Plan A." The couple and their guests then moved down the street to Trad'r Sam, where the jukebox loudly played "Sway" as the bride and groom held each other close.
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I moved down here five years ago and was introduced to a bunch of great folks in the venture community, including Hemant Taneja [of GC] and Reid Hoffman and I spent time with different investments in their portfolios, helping to advise them and investing and that kind of stuff.
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They moved down through the Philippines and the Spice Islands, along the northern coasts of New Guinea and eventually out to the Bismarck Archipelago, more or less the limit of Near Oceania; the "tracer dye" for their path was the language family they left behind, one known as Austronesian.
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Going back to 2000, in instances when the Dow has moved down 5 percent or more over two trading sessions (like the Friday-to-Monday market anxiety), JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs are the only of the 30 Dow stocks to not eke out a positive gain over the following month.
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Two ways about the fact that there's a lot of capital has moved down returns and core infrastructure but we're still seeing very good opportunities to earn returns which we think are extremely attractive in things like midstream and brownfield, where you have to put new capital in, Greenfield stuff.
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For example, the unemployment rate for adults without a high school education has fallen from about 24 percent in 21 to 21-24/21 percent in January of this year, while the jobless rate for those with a college degree has moved down from 21 percent to 23 percent over the same period.
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"If you take a look at Intel, its best days are sort of behind it in the sense it's peaked midyear, it's moved down, and you've got the death cross that took place in September, and then now you have the 100-day moving average looking to push through the 200-day," said Baruch.
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Cruz meanwhile has been out of the game for so long that he has missed a heap of title challengers, been absent through the Barao era entirely, and his most meaningful opponents moved down to flyweight as soon as the option became available or are in the twilight years of their career or retired.
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It would certainly liven up the workplace — and put corporate dress codes to the test — if men started showing up at the office dressed like those who moved down the Balenciaga runway, in voluminous greatcoats worn over thigh-high stockings, a pair of Balenciaga's new stacked-sole sneakers, the Triple-S, and little else.
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Denise Hendrickson, 51, a nurse who moved to Washington when Democratic President Barack Obama took office eight years ago, walked the streets on Thursday with a sign thanking him for his service and proclaiming: "We Already Miss U." As she moved down the sidewalk, she invited Trump supporters to talk, promising hugs to anyone who was willing.
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Kejora's team, left to right: Andy Zain (Managing Partner), Barry Pangestu (Advisory Committee), Sebastian Togelang (Founding Partner), Chatchaval Jiaravanon (Advisory Committee), Phengpian Laogumnerd (Venture Partner), Tridbodi Arunanondchai (Venture Partner) The firm's first fund focused on seed stage deals but now, with plenty more capital available for early stage startups today versus two or three years ago, it has moved down the channel.
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Soon as we did, we had a pit stop in Vancouver where she was doing a show for NBC, and then moved down to Los Angeles after that show got canceled and she signed what's called a talent holding deal with the CBS network and that put her on a show called Yes, Dear that was a hit out of the gate.
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Deutsche Bank has gradually moved down the capital structure as it returns to the debt capital markets and re-engages with investors both in Europe and the US. It issued covered and senior unsecured euro paper in March and US$3.6bn of senior paper in the US market this week that repriced its curve in the currency after offering 40-50bp new issue premiums.
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He landed one quick kill and moved down toward the bomb to stop the 10-second defuse, landed another quick kill to make it a 1v1 and put enough pressure on Astralis's Nicolai "Dev1ce" Reedtz to keep him from finishing the defuse, winning the round for VP. In the second half, Astralis was on offense in the pistol round and Andreas "Xyp9x" Højsleth planted the bomb and turned to defend himself from the advancing Virtus.pro.
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EditorsNote: Corrected rankings in headline, lede graf; other significant changes throughout Brian Delaney drilled a tiebreaking 48-yard field goal with 23:23 left as Virginia clinched its first ACC divisional title on Friday in a 39-30 win over No. 24 Virginia Tech in Charlottesville, Va. After Noah Taylor's second interception gave the Cavaliers possession at their 35-yard line with the score tied at 30, Virginia moved down the field to set up Delaney's kick.
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