But in the U.S., they roll over, everybody rolls over.
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One soldier rolls over, revealing itself to be a mannequin.
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When a wave rolls over you, the contrast is bracing.
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Animal falls, rolls over, comes back up on its feet.
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Like every sunrise, every sunset – even when the dog rolls over!
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V. rolls over and doesn't let me get out of bed.
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The question is whether it rolls over to a backup service.
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So often the Republican Party rolls over and the Democrats stick together.
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First, the car does a "wheelie" and second the car rolls over.
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Advice rolls over her: Ferber, No-Cry, weighted blankets, white-noise machines.
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"We don't think the market rolls over and dies here," he said.
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You hold the handles and the foam rolls over your sore spots.
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Waking in the night, she rolls over and checks it for new messages.
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But it kind of rolls over Mbappé's feet and skitters out of play.
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"Every time the snowball rolls over, it picks up more snow," says Ramsey.
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Creative destruction rolls over incumbents, and society is usually better off as a result.
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Warming tray: This allows you to heat items — like dinner rolls — over the toaster.
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He can't sleep on his bed — if he rolls over he'll touch the thorn.
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The SUV then rolls over on its side from the impact of the collision.
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The amount of money changes every day, and it rolls over if there's no winner.
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For Mega Millions, the jackpot starts at $40 million and rolls over until someone wins.
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Then, he rolls over, unbuttons his pants and places his flaccid penis on her leg.
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The cat responds to touch, rolls over and utters 32 different types of purring sounds.
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It will even send you an alert when your beloved bundle of joy rolls over.
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The dreaming Pekinese rolls over on its back and bicycles the air with its paws.
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And this could just be the push to -- that it rolls over and the markets follow.
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She then rolls over onto her back and appears to spit at one of the officers.
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Leno is in the passenger seat when Riggle loses control and the car rolls over twice.
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And if that rolls over, then all of a sudden you see the confidence roll over.
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An HSA balance rolls over from year-to-year, and accounts have a triple tax advantage.
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Administration, for instance, booted more than a million people off welfare rolls over three years by
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The car strikes the side barrier, rolls over the top, and knocks down an elevated camera stand.
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"If the Congress rolls over on this, the president is likely to do it again," Castro said.
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But when the horse attacks again, the reptile rolls over and bites its opponent on the leg.
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It's pretty clear in the video ... Justin's front right side tire hits, or rolls over, the paparazzo.
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If you don't opt out but also don't buy anything, the fee rolls over as store credit.
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The account balance rolls over and stays with the employee, even if he or she switches jobs.
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The humble bodice winks at me, rolls over Sarah's shoulders and plunges straight down to her waist.
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"If the Congress rolls over on this, the president is likely to do it again," he added.
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The allowance rolls over into the next, so if you don't use it, you don't lose it.
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No. 9 North Carolina rolls over Stanford North Carolina was playing far from home Monday at Stanford, Calif.
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If the SMH rolls over and begins declining meaningfully, it should lead the broader group lower with it.
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Because if the economy rolls over, you want to make sure that you've got plenty of money saved.
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Op-Ed Contributor When a champion dies, a wave of nostalgia for his era rolls over the culture.
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Just when you find yourself dozing comfortably, your partner rolls over and selfishly takes the duvet with them.
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Thanks to all those pocketed coils, I rarely wake up when my partner rolls over in the night.
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Mississippi is projecting about 22012,21993 people will fall off its Medicaid rolls over five years, according to Alker.
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Any unspent money from each year rolls over to the next, allowing individuals to start building a nest egg.
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It shows a man repeatedly throwing rocks at the animal's head before it rolls over on the ground, motionless.
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No. There's no deadline for spending the money in an H.S.A.; the balance simply rolls over year to year.
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She then rolls over onto her back, aims her foot at his groin and he backs away from her.
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No. 5 Clemson rolls over Georgia Tech ATLANTA — Clemson coach Dabo Swinney is loving his team's toughness on the road.
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The camera view reels as he rolls over and over, shots of a cloudless blue sky alternating with desert dust.
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On the beach, Harry finds a flower patch filled with yellow daisies, which he dives into and then rolls over.
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As time passes, however, a dense fog rolls over the hill, enveloping the cabin until it disappears completely from sight.
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Sometimes she rolls over it in her sleep, triggering the mechanism, and the voice seems to channel her dream life.
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Every year, at least one T-34 rolls over the cobblestones of Red Square during the May 9 Victory Parade.
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All the while, closed-guard traditionalists frown and Helio Gracie rolls over in his grave, wondering what they have wrought.
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That means the kingdom could add roughly 570,000 bpd to the market even if the alliance rolls over the production curbs.
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Every time a man rolls over on his exhausted wife and insists on enjoying his conjugal rights he is raping her.
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You can usually contribute any time of the year, and the money you don't use rolls over from year to year.
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To get to work each day, 26-year-old Yaarub Eissa rolls over dusty, bumpy roads and up and down steps.
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Compressive asphyxia can also occur while co-sleeping, when a parent rolls over onto a smaller child while sharing a bed.
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And the one thing those of us who know him can attest to, he never walks into a meeting and rolls over.
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If it rolls over all the maturing notes, the government would be financed through the end of March 2019, the official said.
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A group of high-flying names could be at risk of a pullback as the market rolls over this month, traders warn.
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Under current policy, whenever a bond held by the Fed matures, it reinvests the proceeds it receives and rolls over the debt.
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That means that, as the onscreen cursor rolls over different menus, you receive a popping feeling underneath your finger on the touchpad.
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They'll need to redefine their concept of power beyond the ruthless wheel that rolls over everyone, rich and poor, to benefit the elites.
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On two separate occasions in April, Russian SU-27 fighters performed "barrel rolls" over American KC-135 planes flying above the Baltic Sea.
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If you can't hit your target, then you're certainly not going to hit your targets when the economy rolls over at some point.
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The Transportation Department's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will propose new rules to protect passengers during crashes in which a bus rolls over.
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But ultimately, the unconverted Joes intervene, good ultimately triumphs over evil, and the cartoon's triumphant theme song once again rolls over the credits.
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In customer service chats, a lot of times it's an AI, and when the questions get tricky enough it rolls over to humans.
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"Every time a man rolls over on his exhausted wife and insists on enjoying his conjugal rights, he is raping her," she said.
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Of the available methods, it does not wish to force the government to repay loans, so it rolls over the bonds where possible.
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As for fiscal laxity, net new borrowing of nearly $1trn is relatively small compared with the gross amount of debt America regularly rolls over.
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Under current policy, the Fed reinvests the proceeds from the Treasurys, mortgage-backed securities and other debt, which it rolls over as it matures.
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The Transportation Department's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration proposed on Thursday new rules to protect passengers during crashes in which a bus rolls over.
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As for that study, Mr. Lécaillon says, it has never stopped, but rolls over each year as Roederer continues to look into the distance.
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If you visit the monument today, you can find it near the 14th hole of a golf course that now rolls over the battlefield.
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Your "friend" rolls over in his bed and notices the young woman that he chatted up at the bar the night before is still asleep.
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One car even slowly rolls over it, and we had to pry our paws off our covered eyes to dare look at what comes next.
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But would you find it frustrating and a little hurtful if, instead of reaching for you, your partner rolls over and reaches for their phone?
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No. 20123 Auburn rolls over Louisiana-Monroe When Auburn lost to LSU five weeks ago, its College Football Playoff aspirations were unofficially put to rest.
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Am I crazy to think that, after years of countless superhero films, an Independence Day sequel rolls over me like a cool breeze of originality?
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When the bonds mature and must be repaid, the government simply rolls over the debt by selling new bonds to pay for the matured bonds.
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As the economy rolls over, Wall Street analysts are just beginning to reduce profit forecasts for this year, which are likely to be decidedly negative.
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" —a woman "You think you're fucking a grown man, until he rolls over and mysteriously slinks into shiny college-era shorts that do not fit correctly.
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If the chances of winning become so slim that no one guesses the right combination of numbers, the prize rolls over, growing to a vast sum.
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As is the case with most incumbent politicians, the remaining balance from one race rolls over into a general campaign fund for the next election cycle.
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Indigenous cultures nationwide are slowly dying out, losing ground to a broader national identity that stream rolls over some of the ingrained traditions of local peoples.
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Note, too, that Treasury debt rolls over every three to four years, so the bonds maturing at low interest rates will be refinanced at higher rates.
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Just ask Jimmy Carter in '77 or Bill Clinton in '93 whether unified control of government means your congressional delegation rolls over and passes your agenda.
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Its interventions since then have been in the FX swaps market where it is routinely active, by adjusting the size and maturity of contracts it rolls over.
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The remaining equity check could be lessened if the Dorrance family, which owns roughly 40 percent of the company, rolls over their ownership into a new company.
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Kemp's office is also being sued by civil rights groups for allegedly purging 2963,219 voters from the state's rolls over the course of the last two years.
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Every time you buy something, there's a simple interface to add expenses, and if you don't spend your daily allowance, it rolls over to the next day.
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In the video, it rolls over wildly uneven surfaces, turns sharply and even jumps 4 feet vertically while rolling forward at up to 9 miles an hour.
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And if you happen to have data and minutes left from the previous month when you reconfigure, it all rolls over to the next for your consumption.
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Holographic R2D2 then rolls over to a real desk and looks at its surface as yet another holographic terrain map rises from the surface of the desk.
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Cramer has heard recent murmurs on Wall Street suggesting that shares of Western Digital should be sold in case the price of flash memory chips rolls over.
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I wait him out and he finally rolls over (he says when we wake up that he doesn't remember this at all and must have been asleep).
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Also, your HSA money rolls over from year to year, meaning you aren&apost under a deadline to use it as you might be with an FSA.
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A stretch of grass rolls over this crypt, beneath which lie the remains of the artist, who died at the peak of his career from a brain tumor.
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In Florida, which handed over its voter information last week, 1,715 voters removed themselves from registration rolls over a recent 20-day period, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
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In video posted online, the moon rolls over vehicles and buildings, while at one point a cyclist leaps out of the way to avoid the enormous inflatable sphere.
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CNBC ran a study to see how energy stocks perform a month after OPEC rolls over its policy on pumping crude oil, using hedge fund analytics tool Kensho.
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The system features multi-sensor technology to capture accurate three-dimensional measurements as it rolls over flat or uneven surfaces, transmitting the metrics to a connected mobile devices.
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And that itself takes its toll but, who wants to work in a business where the CEO 'rolls-over' every time a barrier is placed in our path?
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Augustus then rolls over the hood of a police vehicle and appears to reach to the right side of his waistband, where police say they saw a gun.
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"Unless the economy rolls over, there is still a very high likelihood of at least one rate hike this year," said Sam Bullard, senior economist at Wells Fargo.
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His outward persona is several shades left from the definition of a good man, that much is as obvious as the deafening thunder that rolls over Hennigan's Stead.
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This gadget claims to be "the world's smartest baby monitor" and will send you push notifications with updates when your child cries or rolls over onto their face.
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Your HSA rolls over year after yearA particularly useful feature of an HSA is that if you don't use it, you don't lose it, unlike a flexible savings account.
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Since the money you put in an HSA rolls over from year to year, "you can use that account as another investment or like a retirement account," says Bera.
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Each of the first three quarters is worth $100,000 — if there's a tie, the money rolls over to the next quarter — and the final score is worth another $200,000.
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A disturbance in the cosmos could cause space-time to stretch, collapse and even jiggle, like a mattress shaking when that sleeper rolls over, producing ripples of gravity: gravitational waves.
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But then, he rolls over and reaches—he's reaching to the side of the bed … so I'm thinking he's not going to hit me, he's going to get a gun.
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Look at how proud Sasha is when Maggie rolls over a car with a tractor As for Enid, she leaves the safety of Alexandria just to see if Maggie is okay.
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No. 22 Utah rolls over Arizona State SALT LAKE CITY — Teams facing Utah are finding out that focusing defensive efforts exclusively on stopping center Jakob Poeltl isn't always the best strategy.
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Contributions to an HSA are tax-deductible, you can take money out tax-free to pay for medical expenses, and the money rolls over into the next year and earns interest.
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No. All of the money in an H.S.A. rolls over from year to year if you don't spend it, and you can take the account with you if you change jobs.
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Neither were the power lines that run beneath it, the geothermal wells dug into the ground it rolls over, nor the solar panels that line the parking lot to which it leads.
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No. 2 Clemson rolls over No. 12 Virginia Tech BLACKSBURG, Va. — If the first five games are any indication, No. 2 Clemson has a defense capable of taking it far this season.
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In a third, but low-probability scenario, Paulsen said the U.S. economy rolls over and the Fed is pushed to the sidelines and deemed "useless," leaving fiscal policy as the only savior.
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The move stopped the equity market in its tracks as investors quickly refocused on the risk that the ageing economic cycle rolls over, rather than a tactical shift in the trade war.
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"You might think when your account rolls over to seven digits that fireworks light up the sky, confetti falls, and the champagne starts flowing," writes Reining, who remembers the moment being a letdown.
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Also, there's never a spending deadline with an H.S.A.; all the money you contribute rolls over each year if you don't spend it and remains yours, even if you get a new job.
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Stanford rolls over Weber State Reid Travis recorded a double-double to help Stanford cruise to a 67-49 victory over visiting Weber State on Thursday night at Maples Pavilion in Stanford, Calif.
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Just seconds into the guys' test run at California's Irwindale Speedway, the car rolls over multiple times, with Garage cameras catching the entire terrifying ordeal both inside and out of the Hemi Under Glass.
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Spooky season has arrived, and with it a thick layer of horniness that slowly rolls over our collective (s)cream zones like an ominous harbinger of goth sex (that's sex while listening to Bauhaus).
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In April, Russian jets in two separate incidents performed "barrel rolls" over U.S. Air Force aircraft, and earlier that month, two Russian jets flew closely to the U.S. Navy missile destroyer USS Donald Cook.
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This turns the iPad head into a kind of balancing pendulum, creating a counterbalance that keeps the whole thing from tipping over when one large wheel rolls over an obstacle while the other stays flat.
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Earlier this summer a letter was sent to every secretary of state asking for the state's publicly available voter files, causing at least 3,400 Colorado voters to remove themselves from the rolls over privacy concerns.
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"We got videos of a little kid in a wheelchair, and every time the ad comes on, he rolls over to the TV and hugs it, because he saw someone like him on TV," Alcott said.
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"We have been referring to this as a 'whac-a-mole' market, because just as one sector rolls over, another pops up to pick up the slack," MKM technical analyst Jonathan Krinsky wrote to CNBC on Thursday.
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No. 5 Gonzaga rolls over Loyola Marymount No. 5 Gonzaga avoided looking ahead to a showdown at home against 19th-ranked Saint Mary's on Saturday by beating Loyola Marymount soundly 93-55 Thursday night in Spokane, Wash.
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The pillars on either side of your car windshield have become thicker over time, in order to stop your car from collapsing in case it rolls over, but the wider pillars have created pretty significant blind spots.
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Consumers and patients would be free to use their money, or their children's money as they see fit (*more on this later) - and if they don't use it, the money simple rolls over from year to year.
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This is a scenario that doesn't necessarily weaken the pound: the Fed could be forced to halt its rate-raising campaign if the U.S. economy rolls over, reducing the dollar's yield advantage over all major currencies, including sterling.
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STALKER (Knopf, $27.95) opens with a gruesome crime scene ("a display of extraordinary brutality," in Neil Smith's blunt translation from the Swedish) and becomes more explicit as it creeps along to its conclusion ("suddenly his head rolls over").
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It takes the bright aesthetic of the original platformers and uses it to create an open world game where Sonic zooms and rolls over open spaces and around loopy ramps which vault him yards away onto the heads of passing crabs.
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The ETF rolls over contracts — no investor ever actually possesses a barrel of oil when a futures contract comes due — so if the market is in contango, it can end up losing money every time a contract has to be renewed.
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Fans are there all season, but we are also only there in discrete moments in time; those moments are what we have left when the season ends, or when it rolls over into the next or the one after that.
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You must have a high-deductible healthcare plan to use an HSA, but the money rolls over from year to year, and can be used as an investment tool should you not need the money for health costs before retirement.
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Most drivers upgrade their rides well before the odometer rolls over to one million, but the new battery tech could be especially useful in vehicles that are on the road around the clock like taxis, shuttles, and even delivery trucks.
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These exceptions emerge because of a common rule by which big-jackpot lotteries sweeten the deal: if no one wins the jackpot in a given week, then it "rolls over" to the next week, resulting in an even bigger top prize.
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So unlike the Gregorian calendar, which uses year, month and date format, the GPS date is a "week number," or WN. The WN is transmitted as a 10-bit field in navigation messages and rolls over or resets to zero every 1,024 weeks.
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Oregon State rolls over Marist Oregon State forward Tres Trinkle had 16 points and seven rebounds to lead the Beavers to a 65-363 win Sunday night over Marist in the seventh-place game of the Advocare Invitational at Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
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According to an estimate by the Council of Economic Advisers, a worker who rolls over 401(k) savings to an IRA at age 45 and followed conflicted advice could have 17 percent less savings by the time he or she reaches age 65.
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Journalist Jemele Hill said Tuesday that her name was removed from Florida's registered-voter rolls over a tweet in which she said she was moving to Los Angeles but that she would fly back to vote for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum.
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There's no "use it or lose it" deadline with an H.S.A. and, while the money can be spent on current costs, it also may be saved for long-term expenses because it rolls over each year, an aspect that financial planners prefer.
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"Now, if the economy remains steady and/or gets better, the Fed will keep on tightening and if the economy rolls over, then there is not much room between 1.5 percent growth and no growth and/or a recession," Boockvar told clients.
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If you have a high-deductible healthcare insurance plan, keeping a fairly solid amount of money in an HSA — which rolls over each year if you don't use it all — can give peace of mind for those expensive procedures that don't quite make the deductible.
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"As global monetary conditions slowly tighten, the global economic cycle rolls over and the U.S. President disturbs the global trade cycle, there's definitely more to the EM sell-off than a few unrelated spots of weakness," wrote strategists at Societe Generale in a note to clients.
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As the summer heat wave rolls over most of the country, it might make more sense to stay inside to escape the higher temperatures, and it'll be a good time to evaluate whether or not it's time to upgrade your television or other devices around the house.
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EditorsNote: resending to ensure delivery to all clients No. 1 Gonzaga rolls over San Francisco Nigel Williams-Goss scored 18 of his 30 points in the second half and Przemek Karnowski added 23 points to lead top-ranked Gonzaga past San Francisco 96-61 at Spokane, Wash.
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No. 9 Iowa rolls over No. 22 Purdue IOWA CITY — The ninth-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes are now 7-0 in Big Ten play and remained tied for first place in the conference with Indiana after defeating No. 903 Purdue 83-71 on Sunday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
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The Georgia gubernatorial race was burdened for months with accusations of voter suppression aimed at Kemp, also the state's secretary of state and elections chief, and more than one hundred thousand voters were removed from the state's voter rolls over lack of activity in past elections.
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The promise of limiting livestock grazing to leaving seven inches of grass height in key grouse habitats never materialized, as the vast majority of 10-year grazing leases were renewed under the terms of a congressional grazing rider that rolls over permits without adding sage grouse protections.
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Aaron-led USC rolls over Oregon State Shaqquan Aaron came off the bench to post 24 points and six rebounds, leading USC to a 95-63 victory over visiting Oregon State in a Pac-12 Conference game Thursday night at the Galen Center in Los Angeles.
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Getting an A.I. baby monitor doesn't mean you should start putting stuffed animals and loose blankets in the crib, but it will help if the baby comes unswaddled, rolls over, or perhaps (a fear in my house), the cat gets locked in the nursery and decides to sit on the baby.
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Certainly, there are many more dark scenarios, like the one my colleague Yascha Mounk laid out here, in which Trump abuses the powers of the executive branch and becomes a strongman autocrat who dares Congress to stop him as he dismantles democratic norms, and Congress rolls over out of fear.
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In a scene from last year's "The Killing of a Sacred Deer," Lanthimos's take on a horror film, the wife (played by Nicole Kidman) feigns unconsciousness in their bedroom at her surgeon husband's request; she rolls over, limp and lifeless, her head hanging off the edge of the bed as he caresses her.
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"You have a situation where if the market corrects because of this tax bill running into some problems over the last month or so, let's say it gets pushed back ... as the market rolls over and goes into some type of correction, historically that's when this sector, the defensive stocks, dramatically outperform," he said.
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She gets into clothes that are skintight, and she draws in her corset string until it snaps and gives at every breath and sneeze, and even then she does not look graceful and pretty, for the fat—like secrets—will out, and it rolls over and around like the little bumps and humps in a pudding bag.
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Source: FactSet But someone looking to jump into the market now and expecting to make money by the time the calendar rolls over 2020 will need the following stars to align: positive U.S.-China trade talks, continued reluctance by the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates, and the economy and corporate profits to stay out of recession, just to name three.
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Kemp's campaign also argued that "it has never been easier to vote in our state," claiming that the candidate wanted to "ensure that only legal citizens cast a ballot," as they tried to defend themselves from allegations of voter suppression and reports that Kemp's office removed hundreds of thousands of Georgians from the state's voter rolls over the past five years.
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While it's true most people won't use that much data in a one, just one instance of your wired internet connect going down at home or doing stuff like downloading music or movies on a road trip could have you hitting 233GB in less than a day, and once you hit the cap, you are at risk of see data speeds reduced until your next billing cycle rolls over.
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This amount generally overpays, so the excess rolls over until I have enough to cash out.)Pet Insurance: $35Internet: $60Cell Phone: $15 (It costs $60, but $103 is reimbursed through work each month.) Health Insurance: N/ANetflix: $12.99Spotify: $4.99 (student discount) Superannuation: In Australia it is mandatory that each employer pays a minimum of 9.5% of your annual salary into a fund that cannot be accessed until you retire full-time and reach a certain age.
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He loves to set his alarms off every night And yank on his tubes to give us a fright Now he is one he smiles and he laughs He grabs and he cries and he bites his giraffe He sits and he stands and even rolls over He screams and he bangs until mommy comes over He may still have quite a long way to go And the whole way we know we'll be kept on our toes He will never be ordinary this we all know And before we all know it he'll be on the go I have no doubt he will continue to amaze We will ooo we will ahhh at all of his ways As he shows us what it truly means to overcome This life he fought for he surely has won So I say happy birthday to my un ordinary boy Who has given us worry overcome by joy What a miracle he is to be here in this world He has made this "just mom" an un ordinary girl
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