At night, temperatures can plummet to negative 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But by January these rates plummet to less than half that.
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But what's a quick plummet to your death between friends, really?
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Villains plummet to their deaths in tandem with the song's beats.
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This weekend, a derelict Chinese space station will plummet to Earth.
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For a string of LED bulbs, that figure would plummet to $0.27.
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New York City and Philadelphia will plummet to 3 degrees this weekend.
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After Tuesday's primary, that number could plummet to just over 50 percent.
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I repeatedly missed jumps that seemed simple ony to plummet to my death.
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If HB2 is allowed to stand, that number will plummet to just ten.
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The moves caused the Mexican peso to plummet to its lowest historical level.
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At night on the moon, temperatures plummet to about minus 180 degrees Celsius.
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Is he saying she's going to fall off Drogon and plummet to her death?
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He said he was afraid he would fall asleep and plummet to the floor.
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Well in Yakutsk, where temperatures can plummet to minus 85 degrees Fahrenheit, it happened.
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Does this flood of supply mean housing prices will plummet to more affordable levels?
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Yet by the fall of 1966, the Great Society was beginning its plummet to earth.
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The percentage of people exposed to severe heat waves would plummet to about 14 percent.
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If the refrigeration is on, temperatures can plummet to as low as minus 15 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Mr Edwards thinks the yields on Treasuries will plummet to below zero in the next recession.
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For anyone, athlete or not, the next step could always mean a plummet to the bottom.
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If the December contract trades down to $1,260, I'll expect it to plummet to $1,240 quickly. 3.
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He had been sidelined by back injuries, watching his ranking plummet to 898th while he was away.
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However, in all candor, I never dreamed that the 10-year Treasury yield would plummet to 1.3 percent.
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Without that forward momentum, I'd plummet to my death and have to do the whole thing over again.
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It said the pound would likely plummet to $1.12 against the dollar, from its current level of $1.26.
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In the new Congress, the number of Republican women in the House will plummet to 13 from 23.
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If U.S.-Mexico relations continued to plummet to an unprecedented degree, Mexico could even stop sharing counterterrorism intelligence.
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Officials predicted that wind chill readings could plummet to minus 50 in Chicago and minus 60 in Minneapolis.
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Corruption, decaying oil infrastructure, and a starving workforce have caused production to plummet to the lowest levels in decades.
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After watching T. slide down the mountain and almost plummet to her death, I've clearly made the correct choice.
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The mortgage industry, which employed roughly 535,4003 in 2005 and saw headcount plummet to around 246,000 by late 2010.
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Temperatures in the capital can plummet to lows of -15 degrees Celsius (5 degrees Fahrenheit) during the winter months.
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To put that in perspective, a typical app sees its average usage plummet to 23 percent within that same period.
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Bad weather in the big western European winemaking countries caused production to plummet to its lowest level in 60 years.
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Once the world's fastest-growing major economy, India has seen its growth rate plummet to the lowest in three years.
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Winds remain brisk from the northwest through the night, and lows plummet to the mid- to upper 20s (lower 30s downtown).
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He thinks of risk in terms of probability: How likely is it that any given child will plummet to his death?
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Central to Mr. Obama's historical legacy is the economy's recovery after its plummet to the brink of a new Great Depression.
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Without a political settlement, the human suffering will plummet to new depths and continue to overwhelm responders like IRC and NRC.
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By Wednesday morning it had made it to the roof of the building, easing fears that it would plummet to its death.
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A polar vortex is dipping into parts of the U.S. this week, causing temperatures to plummet to single digits in many states.
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Riders ascend 13 stories and plummet to their doom — only at Disney parks, "doom" is a stomach-turning series of rises and falls.
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One Wall Street analyst is chalking up big banks' stock plummet to prolonged pain in the energy sector stemming from plunging commodity prices.
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According to Fain's report, those 770 square kilometers from 1899 will plummet to an estimated 24 square kilometers sometime between 2071 and 2099.
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Mr. Santos then passed a slightly revised deal through Congress shortly afterward, raised taxes and saw his approval rating plummet to 14 percent.
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SoftBank eventually took control of the company in October 2019 in a deal that saw WeWork&aposs valuation plummet to around $8 billion.
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However, in an ideal world, Musk wants to see that number plummet to $20303,000 or less per seat aboard a Mars-bound craft.
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Even before the burgeoning scandal over his firing of Comey, Trump's disapproval rating continued to plummet to new lows with the American people.
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During an intense argument on the roof of the school, Bonnie (Zoë Kravitz) shoves Perry (Alexander Skarsgård), causing him to plummet to his death.
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There were quite a few times where I forgot to keep my legs together, causing the in-game character to plummet to her doom.
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Since 2014, she has expanded her endorsement portfolio, struggled with injuries, changed coaches multiple times and seen her world ranking plummet to No. 45.
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I don't remember why I decided to stop—but I reached out for help, and made the decision not to plummet to my death.
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Wind chills will plummet to 30-70 degrees below zero this week in parts of the northern Plains and Great Lakes region, Hennen said.
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The economy's Achilles' heel — unemployment — would plummet to 14 percent by 2019 from a peak of close to 26 percent in 2013, it said.
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WeWork, meanwile, has seen its valuation plummet to below $20 billion from its initial $47 billion valuation, according to its first S-1 filing.
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Banks that issued interest rates on a daily basis could suddenly see a loan plummet to a rate for minus 22 years, the magazine explained.
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After a series of missteps that included accounting misstatements and oversights by ousted CEO Michael Pearson, Valeant has seen its stock plummet to just $26.
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The president might bear in mind that Mr. Christie's plummet to 14 percent approval came after he'd won 60 percent of the vote in 2013.
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But while the death rate may dip below 3.4 percent, everything that's known so far suggests it won't plummet to a level that's not alarming.
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The budget for the agency tasked with enforcing environmental regulations would plummet to $6.1 billion, a decrease of 2023 percent, under the White House spending blueprint.
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The budget for the agency tasked with enforcing environmental regulations would plummet to $6.1 billion, a decrease of 31 percent, under the White House spending blueprint.
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Opinion IT is strange to live in a place where the skeletons of Alaskan king salmon, loosed from bald eagles' talons, sometimes plummet to the sidewalk.
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As transaction costs plummet to zero and dozens of platforms enable mobile trading of virtually any asset, it is imperative to have the soundest investing advice.
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The investor who predicts oil may plummet to $10 per barrel within a decade is now warning of a possible "sizable sell-off in markets" this summer.
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In a video from Beijing News, you can see a few EHANG Egret drones break formation, and plummet to the earth toward the end of the performance.
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Flying robots are too likely to be buffeted by wind or rain, and if they suddenly stop working, they wouldn't just stall — they'd plummet to the ground.
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Meanwhile, my generation has seen college tuition skyrocket -- in some cases double -- and higher education investment plummet to account for state budget shortfalls during the Great Recession.
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"Thousands of homes will need to be rebuilt before winter sets in and by the end of October overnight temperatures can plummet to sub-zero," he added.
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"Bottom line: bitcoin can rally to $2000,0353 and still be reasonably priced, or plummet to $2035,211 and also be correctly valued," Colas said in his daily note.
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Former world number eight Dimitrov had seen his ranking plummet to 40 last July but has now emerged from that slump to climb back up to 13th.
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That&aposs in stark contrast to the United States, which which saw its portion of the market plummet to 4% this year from around 30% in 2018.
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Teaming up with BG looks less risky, but should crude oil plummet to $20 a barrel and stay there, Mr. van Beurden's big bet could be his last.
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Using a kind of souped-up X-ray, an international team of researchers tracked subatomic particles called muons that plummet to Earth at nearly the speed of light.
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In the Maduro case, Venezuelan security forces simply shot the drones out of the sky with rifles, causing the craft to either explode or plummet to the ground.
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By 2060, the country's population is expected to plummet to 86.74 million from its current total of 126.26 million, according to a projection by the Japanese Health Ministry.
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The tiny territory, home to 600,000 people, saw revenues plummet to five year lows after President Xi Jinping announced an anti-graft campaign which sapped sentiment in gambling.
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The mortgage industry, which employed roughly 2600,22008 in 22006, saw headcount plummet to around 22006,22007 by late 203 but as of June 220, 22008, was just over 2100,000.
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The experiment was conducted in a very low orbit, so the dummy satellite should fall out of the sky within a few months and plummet to its grave.
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The good news, Accuweather reported, is temperatures are projected to plummet to more regular fall conditions by the end of the week in both the Midwest and further east.
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Cleveland will likely drop to around zero degrees Fahrenheit, New York City to the teens, and some areas like Duluth, Minnesota will plummet to negative 25 degrees, said Weber.
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If they can be easily fabricated to show candidates making inflammatory statements, or simply looking inept, civic discourse will further degrade and public trust will plummet to new depths.
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There's even a slow-motion sequence where you leap across a chasm and nearly plummet to the ground, before Trico snatches you in its beak at the last second.
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Still, it's something to appreciate about nature—somehow, there are meteors that maintain the same orientation as they plummet to Earth, and we have physics to thank for it.
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Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson told the BBC that if Britain were to leave the European Union with no deal, the pound would plummet to parity with the dollar.
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Growth in China could plummet to 2 percent over the next decade — from the expected 6.0 to 123 percent target this year, predicted Capital's Chief Asia Economist Mark Williams.
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However, survival rates quickly plummet to the single digits when cancer has become metastatic—that is, when the cancer has become transmissible among the myriad systems of the body.
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Then, soon after his inauguration, the newly installed President Macron saw his poll numbers plummet to the lowest level at this stage in a presidency throughout the Fifth Republic.
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Already, International Falls, Minnesota, known as the nation's "icebox," saw its temperature plummet to minus 46°F on Sunday, which tied for the 5th-lowest temperature it has ever recorded.
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The dwarf planet Pluto orbits at the edge of our solar system, 3.67 billion miles from the sun, where temperatures on its surface can plummet to minus 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The glut of Iranian oil saw global prices plummet to below $30 a barrel in January this year, though that appears to have risen again to roughly $45 a barrel.
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Temperatures will plummet to below average with significantly more clouds and some rain in the forecast as a couple of low pressure systems move through the British Isles next week.
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Iran, which heavily relies on its export of 2.3 million barrels of oil a day, saw this number plummet to 1.1 million barrels in March, according to SVB Energy International.
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The Bavarian CSU saw its support plummet to below 40 percent in September's general election: frightening levels for a party which sees itself as a natural party of regional government.
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However, the rise of synthetic opioids has caused the price of opium to plummet to under a third of its 2017 value, leaving drug cartels scrambling for alternative income streams.
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It's been said that camel spiders, seduced by its warmth, will approach and plummet to their deaths like a scene out of an apocalyptic, arachnid remake of the movie '300'.
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Often when I'd carefully position the camera to make a tricky jump, it would slowly drift away for reasons I never understood, ultimately causing the boy to plummet to his death.
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Likewise, abstinence is a 100 percent effective form of birth control with perfect use, but you only need to slip up once or twice for that effectiveness to plummet to zero.
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Chinese officials told the UN in 13 they had lost the ability to correct the station's altitude and expected it to plummet to the ground between October 2017 and April 2018.
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Having been diagnosed with Sjogren's syndrome, an illness that causes fatigue and joint pain, in 2011 and seen her ranking plummet to 103, her renaissance this year is still hugely impressive.
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Retirees, and even young workers who have yet to retire, could see their benefits plummet to just over $1,200 per year – hardly enough to even make a dent in living expenses.
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Yet there is a silver lining: This is the best time to buy a few items, like video game consoles, televisions and smart home accessories, which plummet to their lowest prices.
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UBS warned on Monday that if escalation is not averted, global growth would be lower by three-quarters of a percentage point and the 10-year Treasury yield could plummet to 1.3%.
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Personally, climbing over 2,000 feet up to a rickety crane overlooking Tianjin, China doesn't seem like a romantic activity so much as a way for both people to plummet to their deaths.
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When skies turn clear at this time of year, the temperature can plummet to 50 degrees below zero or lower, crossing what residents described as a kind of red line of danger.
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But turnout has tended to plummet — to 30 or 40 percent — in the off years, when it's time to pick a governor and other statewide officials, members of Congress, or state legislators.
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All-time cold temperature records will be set and wind chills will plummet to dangerous levels, with more than 220 million people expected to see temperatures drop below 21994°F by week's end.
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The S&P 500 would need to plummet to as low as 2,305 before the Fed would cut rates, according to a survey of global fund managers by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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In Swedesboro, N.J., a family-style restaurant by the same name was also lambasted by supporters of President Trump – receiving about 200 phone calls and seeing their Facebook rating plummet to 1-star.
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Brioni, now lossmaking, has seen its sales plummet to around 160 million euros last year from a high of more than 200 million euros in 2013, a source close to the group said.
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China's spiraling space station, Tiangong-1, looks like it will plummet to Earth and burn up in the atmosphere sometime on April 13st — though where it will fall is still up for debate.
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Both the Main Story Tombs and the Challenge Tombs are full of deadly traps, gimmicky puzzles, and a wide variety of platforms to leap off, cling to, and plummet to your death from.
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If Britain were to leave the European Union with no deal, this would cause the pound to plummet to the same value as the dollar, Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson told the BBC.
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As of late 2019, Tullow was saddled with $2.8 billion in debt, a hangover from the last oil price crash which saw Brent crude futures plummet to below $30 a barrel in 2016.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Bernard Tomic is set to return to tennis at the U.S. Open, ending an extended absence from the game that has seen the Australian's world ranking plummet to 146, local media reported.
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A few tweaks were made to the tower design to make things a little bit easier, but the developers also decided to embrace the idea that many players will likely plummet to their death.
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Harvard's current first-year undergraduate class is about 20% Asian American; if it were to strictly reflect the Asian American population in the US as a whole, that percentage would plummet to less than 6%.
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As Viserion flew to defend his Queen, the Night King grabbed a spear, threw it, and pierced through his flesh, causing the dragon to plummet to through the ice and die submerged under freezing water.
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Hunting, trapping and poisoning had caused the number of grizzly bears in the Yellowstone region to plummet to 136 in 1975, when the outsized, hump-shouldered creatures were listed as threatened in the Lower 48.
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MOSCOW — Yakutsk, a city 5,000 miles from Moscow where temperatures can plummet to minus 85 degrees Fahrenheit, is not the sort of place where people normally spend winter nights searching the bushes by torch light.
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In December, when temperatures can plummet to -40 degrees, its levels of air pollution were five times worse than historically smoggy Beijing, largely due to the number of coal-burning stoves its poorest residents rely on.
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Sterling may plummet to parity with the U.S. dollar if U.K. politicians do not secure a Brexit deal with the European Union (EU) that includes a free-trade agreement, Allianz's chief economic advisor has told CNBC.
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Temperatures in parts of Montana could plummet to record lows for this day of around minus 30 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 34 degrees Celsius), meteorologist Kenneth James of the Weather Prediction Center said in a phone interview.
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A partial tear in Kawhi Leonard's left shoulder — not long after a lingering quadriceps ailment cost him the season's first 27 games — sounds ominous and caused this uncharacteristic plummet to the back of the top 10.
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Johnson-Thompson, touted by many to be Ennis-Hill's biggest threat, cleared a British high jump record of 1.98 meters to lead after two events, but had an appalling shot best of 11.68 to plummet to sixth.
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In the large southern cities, most notably Naples and Palermo, it lost out to its coalition partner the 5-Star Movement, which is traditionally strong in the south but saw its nationwide support plummet to just 17%.
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The second failure in May, however, led to the drone attempting to deploy its parachute again, only to sever the line somehow and plummet to earth, crashing into the ground some 150 feet from a bunch of kindergartners.
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The odds of surviving this type of AMKL are roughly even — unless the child is one of a handful who happen to have a particular genotype, in which case these odds plummet to a mere one in 1003.
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Kyrgios will lead Australia's charge at the Davis Cup semi-final against Belgium which starts later on Friday in Brussels but Tomic has been omitted after missing a string of tournaments that have seen his ranking plummet to 146.
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Last month, a stretch of a new $21565 million bike path flowing gracefully by the coast — one of Rio's signature upgrades for the Games — collapsed after being hit by a wave, causing two men to plummet to their deaths.
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The 25.8--20173 financial crisis caused Nissan's shares to plummet to 22017 yen in October 210 and to 25 yen in February 2009 (down more than 80% from its peak) and the yen/dollar exchange rate dropped below 80.
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The 25.8–20173 financial crisis caused Nissan's shares to plummet to 22017 yen in October 210 and to 25 yen in February 2009 (down more than 80% from its peak) and the yen/dollar exchange rate dropped below 80.
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There's no better way than this fantastic video to sum up the feeling of absolute dread Jaime must be feeling upon realizing that the little boy he pushed out of a 20-story building years ago didn't plummet to his death.
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Pinera's administration is already reeling from five months of intense social protests over inequality, which battered Chile's infrastructure and economy and saw his popularity plummet to the lowest levels of any president since the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship ended in 1990.
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Picture Prompts A recent Times article reported: Yakutsk, a city 5,000 miles from Moscow where temperatures can plummet to minus 85 degrees Fahrenheit, is not the sort of place where people normally spend winter nights searching the bushes by torch light.
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Donald Trump's obsession with tearing up NAFTA, bringing back jobs, deporting millions of undocumented immigrants and making Mexico pay for his infamous wall has inspired much fear and uncertainty south of the border, causing the peso to plummet to record lows.
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Once one of the leading oil producers in the world, Venezuela, despite having the largest oil reserves in the world, has seen its production levels plummet to 1.9 million barrels a day, down from 2.4 million barrels a year ago.
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Once the lunar night sets in about two weeks from now, however, both Vikram and Pragyan will likely freeze to death as temperatures plummet to as low as -170 degrees Celsius (-274 degrees F). Enjoy this mission while you can.
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But the India Today-Karvy Insights Mood of the Nation poll forecast that the number of seats held by the BJP in the state could plummet to just five, if Congress were to join an alliance set up by other opposition groups.
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The weekend after the HCFA was voted down, Murkowsi was repeatedly greeted by supporters, some in tears, thanking her for her no vote, while Nevada Senator Dean Heller was rewarded for his "yes" vote by seeing his approval rating plummet to 22 percent.
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A raccoon that appeared to be stranded on a ledge after climbing more than 20 stories of a high-rise office building in downtown St. Paul, Minnesota, has made it to the roof, easing concerns that the animal could plummet to its death.
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The episode concerns mainly a confluence of strange and unexpected events, including the closure of Shawshank prison, the calamitous transfer of its inmates and the widespread death of enormous flocks of sparrows, which abruptly die in midair and plummet to the earth.
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said global growth could plummet to just 1.5 percent in 2020, far less than the 3 percent it projected before the virus surfaced, should the outbreak sweep through the Asia-Pacific region, Europe and North America.
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The cold front was forecast to hit the Midwest especially hard, with wind chill expected to plummet to minus 50F (minus 46C) in Chicago by Tuesday evening and two feet (60cm) of snow predicted for Wisconsin, according to the National Weather Service.
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LONDON, April 13 (Reuters) - Some of the best-rated euro zone government bonds saw their yields plummet to multi-month lows on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he would prefer to see interest rates kept lower in the world's richest country.
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Put still another way, counties with populations below one million have seen their share of job creation drop from 84 percent of the national total in 1992-96 to 78 percent in 2002-06 — and then abruptly plummet to 59 percent in 2010-14.
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LONDON, May 24 (Reuters) - Bank of America Merrill Lynch on Friday revised down its year-end forecast for German bond yields, and said yields on one of the world's safest assets could plummet to record lows in the third quarter as key events such as Brexit reached crunch time.
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Hard-liners plan to question Rouhani in the coming weeks about the government&aposs response to the recent crisis, which has seen the rial plummet to a record low against the dollar and sent unemployment to 12.5 percent following President Donald Trump&aposs pullout from the nuclear deal in May.
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Pittsburgh is currently hanging on to the second wild-card spot in the A.F.C. by just a tiebreaker, and the Steelers would improve their chances of making the playoffs to 90 percent with a win, according to The Upshot, while their chances would plummet to 39 percent with a loss.
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Although the bill does not cut the deduction per se, the nonpartisan group estimates that provisions to nearly double the standard deduction while scaling back itemized deductions would cause the number of taxpayers who claim charitable deductions to plummet to fewer than 22019 million next year, down from 46 million in 2017.
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Bouchard, ranked as high as number five and hailed as the next big thing in women's tennis when she reached the Wimbledon final and the semi-finals at the Australian Open and Roland Garros in 23, has seen her ranking plummet to 218 in the world and needed a wildcard entry into her home tournament.
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Amid industry speculation about a potential Tullow takeover target, Pouyanne told Reuters when asked whether Total might buy Tullow: "Stop dreaming... No." As of late 2019, Tullow was saddled with $2.8 billion in debt, a hangover from the last oil price crash which saw Brent crude futures plummet to below $30 a barrel in 2016.
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The Trump Slump continued just as JPMorgan Chase issued a report titled "The day the earth stood still," which forecast that real annualized U.S. gross domestic product would plummet to -4.0% for the first quarter of 2020, and then to a jaw-dropping -14.0% in the second quarter as a result of coronavirus economic fallout.
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WeWork shelves IPO for now under new leadershipWeWork's bonds plummet to record low after company pulls its IPOGoogle examined WeWork search results and reportedly found 'the most alarming negative sentiment trends' it's seen for such a companySome WeWork employees are now worried that they have a 'black mark' on their résumésWeWork opened 400 locations in 3 years.
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