"Watch Hillary's candidacy sink and sink," Murdoch tweeted in February.
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The sink was tiny, maybe slightly larger than an airplane sink.
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He wears round rimmed glasses on a thin face sheathed in silver-grey whiskers, IV drip attached to an arm that moves with the rise sink rise sink rise sink rise sink rhythm of his narrow chest.
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You sink or you swim pretty quickly, and fortunately I didn't sink.
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Simplehuman Sink Caddy, $16.99, available at Crate & Barrel and Amazon Like most others, this sink caddy slips over the ledge of your sink and suctions to the side.
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It was a time sink, a massive time sink that required weeks of daily investment.
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But I didn't want to sink — and it was sink or swim at that time.
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Tufts: If you put them in the sink, sometimes they'll crawl back out of the sink.
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The bathroom has a sink and a stall shower, and there's a kitchen area with a sink.
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The nations that will be submerged won't sink beneath the waves on his watch, but they will sink.
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They would be piling in the sink to the point where you couldn't fit a plate in the sink.
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So I return the current sink (I'm refunded $353.21.) and order another sink that actually fits in our space ($463.33).
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Lining the threads of the nozzle up with the threads on your sink tap, screw the nozzle onto your sink.
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I flicked a little pee on the mirror above the sink, and then John started peeing on the sink itself.
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Here are the best kitchen sinks you can buy: The best kitchen sink overall: Kraus Standart PRO 30-Inch 16-Gauge Stainless Steel Kitchen SinkThe best granite composite kitchen sink: Blanco Performa Cascade Super Single BowlThe best double-bowl/basin kitchen sink: Zuhne Genoa 32 Undermount Double Bowl 16-Gauge Stainless Steel Kitchen SinkThe best farmhouse/apron kitchen sink: Kraus Standart PRO 33-Inch 16-Gauge Single Bowl Stainless Steel Farmhouse Kitchen Sink
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WM: So, the kitchen sink, of course, being in critical complaint parlance, everything is in this movie, including the kitchen sink.
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"You have a vital carbon sink no longer acting as a carbon sink, but instead acting as a carbon source," Levin added.
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"They're throwing everything against me except the kitchen sink, and I have a feeling that kitchen sink is coming soon," he said.
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You'll need to shut off the water flowing to the sink, remove the water lines, and connect them to the new sink.
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I got out of bed and the sink is black and gray, it's pooling out of the sink and the house smells terrible.
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I got out of bed and the sink is black and gray, it's pooling out of the sink and the house smells terrible.
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They're throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink, and I have the feeling that kitchen sink is coming pretty soon as well.
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"Since we chose to go without a bathroom sink, we only used the kitchen sink, which gave us more countertop space in the bathroom."
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"If you wash the turkey in the sink, then the sink has turkey juice in it which can spread to other items in the sink or you touch it when it's raw and then touch something else and contaminate before washing hands," Sexton says.
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And while it's easy enough to tote a kitchen sink to a Starbucks branch, sipping a kitchen sink full of coffee is another endeavor altogether.
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"The manhole is probably anchored, and so it doesn't sink, or, at least, it doesn't sink as fast as the ground around it," Kolker explained.
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If space is limited in your kitchen, consider using the Surpahs Over the Sink Roll-Up Dish Rack to turn your sink into a drainer.
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I'm here to witness preparations for the spring edition of Sink The Pink (theme: When I Grow Up), featuring the annual Miss Sink The Pink competition.
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"He poured the rest out in a kitchen sink, leaving the can by the sink, and that should be confirmed by crime scene photos," Towey said.
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The updated kitchen has off-white cabinets, a farm sink and a bar sink, and stainless-steel appliances, including a Thermador range and Sub-Zero refrigerator.
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Then you pouring grease down the sink from your fried chicken, you pouring the grease down the sink, and I gotta get a plumber out again.
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"They are throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink and I have the feeling that the kitchen sink is coming pretty soon as well," he said.
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It's 10 feet long so it reaches our sink, but it's an eyesore and I couldn't close the cabinet door under the sink with the hose connected.
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"If Venezuela's current political leader is destined to sink politically, let him sink by himself, without dragging us along," wrote one commentator in the daily Moskovsky Komsomolets.
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You can just put it in the sink, then you put the baby in the sink and then you can give them a nice, comfortable, relaxing bath.
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Image Source/Getty Images Sink and Drain: Every day Because the kitchen sink has the second-highest concentration of microorganisms in the home, it should be cleaned daily.
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Because both the poop and the snot houses are known to sink to the seafloor once they're discarded, that means that microplastics encased in them sink as well.
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"Sure, it's easy to overlook that nasty habit of leaving the toothpaste globs in the sink if you only have to share a sink once a month," McManus says.
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They then made the sink a double and turned the area where the old sink was into a closet, which Griffis said was ideal since it's a master suite.
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" - Dave, 222 "Leaves beard hairs all around sink.
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Its plants sink deep roots into the ground, often likened to an upside down forest, forming a major carbon sink whose preservation is vital to the fight against global warming.
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Here's some of what she said: And so when these women tell me that they were put into a cell and that their sink was not working -- and we tested the sink ourselves and the sink was not working -- and they were told to drink out of a toilet bowl, I believed them.
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Putting my dishes in the sink The sink is another trigger area for me, because we put our dirty dishes in it and I feel like its surface is extremely contaminated.
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For extremely space-constrained situations, or in rooms where you don't want the sink to be the center of attention, a simple porcelain wall-mounted or pedestal sink may work best.
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A custom vanity top can be paired with a sink mounted underneath for a streamlined, integrated look, or with a vessel sink that sits on top, for a more sculptural appearance.
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In half-court situations, they sink into driving lanes and evacuate strong-side corners as a way to make Green prove he can sink the shots he's, at times, struggled with.
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And after determining that the giant porcelain kitchen sink "was cool, but too raggedy to keep," Ms. Li said, they rescued a stainless-steel sink from the debris in the backyard.
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" "You should be hurt, but don't sink into despair.
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He would try to change a washer in a leaky sink and by the end of the day he would be red-faced and furious, banging the sink with a pipe wrench.
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Unscrew the gasket to the pivot rod to dislodge the sink stopper, pull the stopper out from the top of your sink, then use a coat hanger to pull up the hair.
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The clue is "It takes time to sink in" and, on the surface, the answer sounds like it should have something to do with a thought that needs to sink into your brain.
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I'll just leave that there and let it sink in.
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I wash the dishes in the sink and feel better.
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Spraying the colonies with soapy water can help them sink.
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In fact, even a rape joke scandal couldn't sink Duterte.
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Let's take a second to let this all sink in.
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Let that sink in a while — it's no small feat.
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If they want to sink you, you will be sunk.
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Well, he's the dad now, so let that sink in.
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Watch and let the horror of it all sink in.
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It took some time for the news to sink in.
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I sink to my knees in the soft pine needles.
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What are the issues I want to sink myself into?
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"Some people would install a sink near it," Martin adds.
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Why is Will Byers spitting alien eggs into the sink?
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Some refiners have already cut output as gasoline margins sink.
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Others sink into the quagmire, surrounded by moats of mud.
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"It's either sink or swim for them," Francis tells PEOPLE.
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But it could sink his career as a surgical resident.
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In the bathroom, use one wipe for the sink area.
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Reread that if it didn't sink in the first time.
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So, [Leighton] went to the sink and dyed her hair.
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His books are frequently humorous, and easy to sink into.
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He began to sink and was certain he would drown.
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But many of those demos tend to sink without trace.
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What else tends to cause people to sink into depression?
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Using land as a carbon sink is a great idea.
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Once inside the cage I sink down to the floor.
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His bathroom sink must look like an artist's palette. 6.
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To prove it, they sleep together on the bathroom sink.
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Yeah, take a minute to let that one sink in.
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Just let that sink in for a second, I'll wait.
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As oil prices sink even lower, the drain is accelerating.
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Gaten Matarazzo, Noah Schnapp, Winona Ryder and newcomer Sadie Sink.
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"We realized the land sink was increasing," Keenan told Gizmodo.
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Every time you turn on the sink, your pipes clank.
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It didn't even sink in until I read the interview.
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Some of those will make it, others will inevitably sink.
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Meetings can turn out to be a huge time sink.
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Steel is strong and copper is a great heat sink.
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Click here to view original GIFCoins are supposed to sink.
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I'm relishing the opportunity to sink into this meaty dialogue.
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"It's all beginning to sink in," the source tells PEOPLE.
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Since the global recall, Samsung has seen its profits sink.
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Behold, the brave souls: actors Sadie Sink and Dacre Montgomery.
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A woman lies sprawled on the floor, beneath the sink.
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New pound low Sterling continues to sink in this environment.
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We'll give you a moment to let that sink in.
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A large block, a small block, and a heat sink.
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Pause for a moment, and really let this sink in.
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Sink a few and chat the shit that needs chatting.
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It won't really sink in probably for a few months.
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But let his original intent sink in for a minute.
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Sink The Pink is so much bigger than us now.
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I gagged and ran to the kitchen sink to vomit.
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"It doesn't sink in at all," Raisman said after trials.
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One hopes that Wautier will not sink back into obscurity.
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Recently, I successfully installed a faucet in our kitchen sink.
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Let that sink in (no pun intended!) for a minute.
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Nobody wants to see your beard trimmings in the sink.
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How common is this kind of kitchen sink legal approach?
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If your boat's not gonna sink, you're gonna stay alive.
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In that sense, Go can feel like a time sink.
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He found the guest bathroom and spit into the sink.
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Politico: How the California primary could boost or sink Harris.
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Apparently a water filtration system beneath a sink had broken.
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Some people sink into video games like World of Warcraft.
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Instead, they were in the bathroom next to the sink.
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Hugh Hewitt: 2020 Democrats have one mission: Sink battleship Biden.
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Someone called out for the batty boys' ship to sink.
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I found it odd, however, that there was no sink.
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The bathroom's side wall unfolds to store away the sink.
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Loose lips sink ships, and Trump has the loosest lips.
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"Previously unknown controversial writing can sink nominations," the memo says.
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Should we continue to sink our efforts into this question?
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Solid concrete would sink but the caissons are hollow boxes.
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I emptied the pasta into a colander over the sink.
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The Iranian skeletons in his closet would sink a ship.
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You feel like you could sink right into the device.
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Samsung stuffed the whole kitchen sink in the Galaxy S8.
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Politically, creating a federal reinsurance program could sink the bill.
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The news, and its effect, is beginning to sink in.
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He went after Kato throwing everything but the kitchen sink.
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The lid opened the second the container hit the sink.
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These are ribs you can really sink your teeth into.
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Y'know the saying: Loose lips sink relationships with baby mamas.
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"We catch them and we sink them," Pudjiastuti told Bloomberg.
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I needed to let that sink in for a second.
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In the kitchen, in the office, on the dishwashing sink.
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Think about that, and let it sink in real deep.
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My kitchen witch hangs above the sink in my kitchen.
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There was also a live plant atop the sink counter.
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Sink handles and hand dryer buttons are getting special attention.
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We really live here, and we sink or swim together.
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It has been like seeing a ship sink without lifeboats.
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Ellison leaned over the sink, adrenaline coming back to Earth.
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There, they found the young bear sprawled across the sink.
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Seeing his house sink into the deep was quite satisfying.
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They almost sink in the tempest but manage to escape.
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"We don't believe that Kiribati will sink like the Titanic."
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It knows where to sink the fang into the vein.
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" I am calling this smaller work "The Kitchen Sink Notebooks.
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The kitchen is just a metal sink we got delivered.
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Her imagination spills over the sink and hits the backsplash.
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Maybe 90 years from now, they will actually sink in.
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The wet bar also has an island with a sink.
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I don't want to do my washing in the sink.
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Let that sink in: a new dinosaur every … single … week.
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Piling dishes in the sink and leaving them for later.
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Putting the crock in a sink, I removed the cheesecloth.
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But eventually, the volume of incidents started to sink in.
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So they have to fart to sink back to safety.
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Bathroom was really tiny, sink in shower area was outdated.
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It's not necessarily in this environment going to sink someone.
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Smith emerged from obscurity to sink one of his own.
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The Georgia election will quickly sink down the memory hole.
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They were just resting on the side by the sink.
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A half bathroom has a beadboard wainscot and pedestal sink.
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I make sure there are no dishes in the sink.
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When they die, some must sink into the deep ocean.
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Water levels at dams supplying the city continue to sink.
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The boat could flip and roll, but not sink … hopefully.
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Rising tides may lift boats, but they can sink airplanes.
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When lodging complaints, leave the kitchen sink in the kitchen.
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With repetition, it might sink in with the voting public.
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The bag would sink to the bottom of the river.
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The best cleaning products for your sink, mirror, and counter
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SEATTLE — Amazon Prime is the kitchen sink of membership programs.
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Could a rink near your kitchen sink be far behind?
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They didn't sink in because of something he said, though.
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Bathrooms each contain a sink, electric toilet, and separate shower.
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Showers and what goes with a sink and a shower?
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But that's not the only benefit of regular sink duty.
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As she approached Blue Sink she all but turned back.
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The new stove glowed, the soapstone sink no longer reeked.
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In the corner is a bar with an additional sink.
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Sink back into the dream, trying to gather more detail.
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The kitchen has a Bosch microwave, sink, and electric stovetop.
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"If Gene wanted to sink me, he could," she said.
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Then, it is straight to the sink to wash up.
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Here's another teenage cult classic to sink your teeth into.
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In "Next to the Sink," at Danspace Project beginning Feb.
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Could we throw everything but the kitchen sink at it?
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I like being able to sink into working on something.
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The kitchen sink was also labeled with the address of a public housing apartment, and officials were able to match the serial numbers of the cabinets, sink and refrigerator to ones ordered by Nycha.
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Here are the 8 Republicans who could sink it Here are the 8 Republicans who could sink it Yet again, another key piece of the Republican legislative agenda is coming down to the wire.
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Our lungs, caked with cement dust, our demolition commenced, friends with crowbars, hammers, electric saws, measuring tape, fans, dehumidifiers, we ripped the floors, fileted the walls, goodbye sink and countertop, goodbye cabinet over the sink.
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"If these hit the stores tomorrow, they could sink," he said.
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Let that sink in for a minute, because we're still screaming.
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Humanitarian organizations say that many migrant boats sink without a trace.
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It took a while for the news to totally sink in.
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You are about to sink the ship of the patriot Republicans.
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I wash up in the sink and change into dry clothes.
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Put tape on the sink sprayer for an unexpected shower 3.
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I want you to let that sink in for a second.
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It took quite a while to really sort of sink in.
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I lined my sink with paper towels to catch the residue.
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You can always find something to sink its hooks into you.
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My feet sink into the flesh of the quisquiliae comedenti mushrooms.
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Rationalizing preferences for a deep-set farmhouse sink is arguably sexy.
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Even slightly rough seas can sink small, crowded boats like this.
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He couldn't sink baskets with the ease that he normally does.
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His approval rating, already a dismal 20%, is sure to sink.
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And if some of it's true, could it sink Trump's presidency?
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For now, the polls show Mr Wilders's support continuing to sink.
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Let's start swimmin' or we'll sink like a stone: Your thoughts?
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She explains there were eight versions of the prototype sink made.
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How did one of America's most prosperous places sink so low?
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A satellite overhead will sink below the horizon seven minutes later.
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Watch it a few times to let it truly sink in.
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I tried it once and immediately spit it into the sink.
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As interest rates sink towards zero, that gets tougher and tougher.
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Put one in the shower and one in the kitchen sink.
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How much lower can spicer sink & then try fo back peddle!
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This is a jacket combo you'll want to fully sink into.
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We need to let that sink in as an American people.
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I let it sink into my bones over the holiday break.
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Two GOP senators can sink Kavanaugh's confirmation if they oppose him.
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We need to see this; we need it to sink in.
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Halfway across his left foot began to sink, then his right.
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New parties sink into the sand unless they are very lucky.
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So today you aren't seeing things like that jacuzzi-looking sink?
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The pipe was also shut in March due to sink holes.
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Three votes against would be enough to sink the repeal process.
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If you're depressed, you don't want me to sink into depression.
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Are you going to sink or are you going to swim?
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Pyongyang responded by saying it was ready to sink the carrier.
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Miss Sink The Pink has been running since the night's inception.
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This is the chaos of Sink The Pink in full force.
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That helped sink it to $1.0686, its lowest since March 15.
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Looking for the next great book to sink your teeth into?
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That helped sink Hillary Clinton and contribute to Trump's upset win.
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Back in the present, she's at the sink in a Friendly's.
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Tower blocks became sink estates and tenants became lazy, rude mooches.
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John Kasich took a moment to let everything sink in. Sen.
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Let's take a moment to process, and let that sink in.
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It's Alexa, with everything but the kitchen sink thrown at it.
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BECAUSE, I MEAN, A BUNCH OF THOSE WILL SINK A STUDIO.
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Just three Republican votes could sink the legislation in the Senate.
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Paul's "no" vote isn't enough to sink Barr on its own.
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In such dark moments it is easy to sink into despair.
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The tap drips water into a cup in the kitchen sink.
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I really haven't been able to let the win sink in.
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And I need creative ways to help the message sink in.
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NPR: GOP fears about holding the Senate start to sink in.
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It also leaves brewers with a sink full of spent leaves.
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"It hasn't been able to sink in yet," Dr. Stephany said.
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Sometimes he went to the sink and sucked on the faucet.
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Like the faucet, the kitchen sink is heavily used and underappreciated.
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The apartment has a sink, a closet, and not much else.
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You may need to remove the aerator from your sink tap.
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Still, the low points on "Man of the Woods" sink deep.
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The compact bathroom has storage space tucked away under the sink.
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My sink is too small to fit it in to wash!
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It features a refrigerator, oven, sink, utensils, fake food, and more.
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Who will sink and who will keep their head above water?
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There was one small sink and white tea-scented bath products.
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Standing over my sink and rinsing my face at 7 a.m.
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"The guy went up to 20 mph with sink," Bryant said.
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One last time, America: Pause and let all that sink in.
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Last year, as revenues began to sink, he blamed the weather.
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I balanced on the bathroom sink and sat in the windowsill.
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Those negative affirmations only made me sink deeper into the abyss.
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It took me a long time to have that sink in.
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Here's where the realities of a teardown kind of sink in.
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That sponge leaning on the edge of the sink looks filthy.
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With Duo, Google isn't throwing the kitchen sink at the problem.
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And yet, even while writing that, I felt my heart sink.
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On the inside, however, that reality has yet to sink in.
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The sponge in your kitchen sink could be harboring harmful bacteria.
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My apartment has one under-sink cabinet and a medicine cabinet.
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You boil water in the microwave to take your sink bath.
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Get ready to make lots of trips to the nearest sink.
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The rapid extraction of groundwater is causing the landscape to sink.
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I feel the stair I'm on sink when he passes me.
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It has an in-room sink, stall shower and water closet.
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Any trio of conservative or moderate senators could sink the bill.
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That disdain, in and of itself, did not sink his nomination.
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All told, it could sink over 30 inches, according to CBS.
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The Chinese authorities warned that the ship could explode and sink.
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I stumbled to the mop sink and turned on the faucet.
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In fact, he was not even trying to sink the putt.
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If Iran won't change its behavior, we should sink its navy.
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"Looks like the start of a sink hole," Mr. Heim said.
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But, as we're finding out, it can also sink important friendships.
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That's a huge carbon sink and a huge draw for tourists.
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Only then does this "once bitten, twice shy" lesson sink in.
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When the guests are seated, dump the remainder in the sink.
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He ponders that for a few seconds, letting it sink in.
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Out of curiosity, how much more can my skull sink in?
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When they go after small ones, they often sink a company.
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That means that a single objectionable candidate could sink the slate.
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"It's going to take a while to sink in," Thomas said.
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Others sink under it and slip into depression or chronic underachievement.
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This movie has everything in it, including a kitchen sink joke.
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There was a big sink, deeper than wide, in the closet.
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My superpower is balancing the most stuff on a bathroom sink.
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Because of the descent, a ground-proximity "DON'T SINK" warning sounded.
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All you need to follow along is a sink and soap.
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It uses much less water than hand-rinsing in the sink.
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The neighborhood, located in a dip, filled up like a sink.
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So we have to focus on what happens at the sink.
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It smells medicinal; tiny vials of amber oil crowd the sink.
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I don't buy the notion that AB 5 will sink this.
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Salcedo rolled the windows down, worried that his car would sink.
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This kitchen has a large sink, an oven, and a microwave.
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It's a bowl you can sink into, that takes you in.
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I haven't had a chance to sink into it quite yet.
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John McCain, we saw Trump again sink to a new level.
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This "blue carbon sink" has doubled in the last two decades.
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She added a full kitchen with a fridge, stove, and sink.
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That outraged fiscal conservatives, though not enough to sink the deal.
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Decided to try our other sink and it's just as comfy.
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An HD display tablet for under $30 — let that sink in.
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The foam-filled boats were designed not to sink, Boulay said.
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MORE (Ariz.) cast the crucial decisive vote to sink the measure.
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You have to take a moment to let it sink in.
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Get this light-up sink attachment for $10.99, reduced from $12.99.
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There are other contentious items that could sink the farm bill.
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He listened for the sink faucet to run, but it didn't.
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Let's pause for a moment to let this all sink in.
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I got my sink ready and I got all the products.
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"When these women tell me that they were put into a cell, and that their sink was not working, and we tested the sink ourselves and the sink was not working, and they were told to drink out of a toilet bowl -- I believed them," said Ocasio-Cortez, who asked to be sworn in before testifying before the House Oversight Committee.
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In one documented case, a commercial pilot described the takeoff, and "within two to three seconds the aircraft pitched nose down," setting off the plane's alarm system, which sounded: "Don't sink, don't sink!" according to Politico.
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" Acknowledging that his campaign's momentum puts a target on his back, Sanders said "they're throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink — and I have the feeling that kitchen sink is coming pretty soon as well.
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In that case, simply choosing a differently-shaped sink could keep superbugs in the sink and away from people who got to the hospital to get better, not become a breeding ground for super-strength bacteria.
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By washing raw chicken in the sink, the CDC explains, it's possible that germs from the uncooked chicken could end up spreading all over the kitchen — contaminating the sink, other surfaces, utensils or dishes with these bacteria.
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The lava stone sink is long and slim, so washing your face either means you'll risk hitting your head against the shelf right above the sink, or risk flooding the floor as water runs off your elbows.
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One day they are patchy, next they're like confetti in the sink.
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The kitchen sink is stopped up, as is the bathtub and toilet.
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If you don't have space you can do this in your sink.
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I spent that night puking into my dorm room sink while weeping.
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Find a way to sink deeper into your body and your senses.
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Just going to let that one sink in for a second. Okay.
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There's a lot to sink your teeth into with music like this.
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Take a second and let that number sink in for a sec.
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It's Sunday night and I'm standing in front of the kitchen sink.
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The publishing industry, burdened and drowned by the long tail, will sink.
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Yesterday, he may have sipped water out of an airplane bathroom sink.
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Gone are the days of a sink full of escaped, slippery spaghetti!
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Sink began her professional acting career in the Broadway revival of Annie.
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It's so convenient — no cleanser, no water, no mess around the sink.
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Watching the scene unfold on television last Thursday made my heart sink.
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All this took a long time to sink in over the years.
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The companions sink ever closer as they wade through the hydrogen gas.
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How long are you okay with letting dishes sit in the sink?
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The bodies had been stuffed with concrete, apparently to make them sink.
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"We were afraid we would sink with the boat," Lulu told me.
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It took about that long to sink in that we were racing.
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For some players, that isn't enough to sink the hooks in deep.
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Peterson's bedroom, and Nancy's handmade ceramics still sit on her bathroom sink.
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You thought politics couldn't get more interesting, nasty or sink any lower.
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And a window in the kitchen over the sink, and wood floors.
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The reality would sink in after a quick glance in the mirror.
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Two computerized voice alerts - "TERRAIN, TERRAIN" followed by "SINK RATE" - blare out.
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It does, however, provide a floor beneath which no citizen should sink.
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The state of the world around her started, inevitably, to sink in.
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Some of the vessels are not seaworthy and sink or break apart.
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"So, [Leighton] went to the sink and dyed her hair," he said.
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I wash the leftover dishes in the sink and finally do laundry.
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Vivendi could sink the deal if it exercises its right of withdrawal.
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If it continued to sink, Musk could lose a ton of money.
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It says it will sink more than $4 billion into HBO Max.
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Two computerised voice alerts - "TERRAIN, TERRAIN" followed by "SINK RATE" - blare out.
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But the withdrawal of the United States will probably sink the deal.
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Then it starts to actually sink in, she has nothing to wear!
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For the first few movies, the marathon feels easy to sink into.
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"I want to take a break, let it sink in," Franco said.
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Not that Trump's reputation in the UK can really sink much lower.
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It's basically like a sink or water fountain that you sit on.
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We kiss and catch up while I fill the sink for dishes.
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Go deeper: Understanding the Charlottesville chaos Post-Charlottesville poll: Race relations sink
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Give the lessons of this eclipse a little time to sink in.
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This carbon will eventually sink into the deep ocean and become sequestered.
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Online, humanity seems bound to sink ever deeper into a Hamiltonian hole.
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The more I clicked through, the more I felt my posture sink.
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North Korea said on Sunday it was ready to sink Trump's armada.
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Just like we capture the Pueblo, we can sink that aircraft carrier.
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Fail at either one, and the company will struggle and eventually sink.
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Sink traded barbs over business ethics while he poured millions into ads
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None asked about potential water contamination from lead piping or sink fixtures.
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The problem: As it's been explained, the provision would sink the bill.
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She had Matisse postcards around the sink where she did the dishes.
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Congress's efforts to revive Trump's fleet scheme could sink in the Senate.
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You can sink right into the layers of many cheap foam mattresses.
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And I think that for some reason, 'feminism' will unfairly sink things.
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That's why I like voices in the sink and in the fridge.
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Her remains were concealed beneath a sink, according to law enforcement officials.
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Following the punch, Hunter runs over to the kitchen sink and vomits.
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"(This is a) kitchen sink job, it looks nasty," one trader said.
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A sink in his New York bedroom would be just the thing.
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He is accused of using firearms to deliberately sink boats carrying migrants.
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Those same spiders should sink their teeth into bad actors as well.
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"The McCain clique could try to sink Arizona for him" in 2020.
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But there's something about a sink-or-swim environment that excites me.
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Department members feared that Malhotra's pet project would be a time sink.
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What lives in your sink and is way, way past its prime?
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They travel in ill-equipped boats that often break down or sink.
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Crashing out without a deal would sink the UK economy into recession.
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Look for a sink with at 18-gauge or lower stainless steel.
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Edwards held the bottles up to a fluorescent light above the sink.
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The apartment's most notable feature is the combination toilet, shower, and sink.
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His feet sink deep into the mud, up to the royal ankles.
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Slipping up and saying something slightly unprofessional won't necessarily sink your candidacy.
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It's a hug like warm cinnamon cake, and I sink into it.
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People on the streets took a moment to let it sink in.
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It took a few days for all of it to sink in.
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There was a giant mushroom growing out the side of the sink.
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"It took about 24 hours for it to sink in," he said.
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I'm not going to let her sink into the mire so easily.
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I felt my heart sink and the blood rush to my face.
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It's worth taking a moment to let all of this sink in.
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If they sink into the K-hole happy, they will rise happy.
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Seriously, he could un-sink the Titanic with his cool nautical getup.
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Plus, those things curdle and make a mess of my wash sink.
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It can sink into the mire, but it can never really die.
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I left for work running late and with dishes in the sink.
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The first half of the kitchen holds the sink and drying rack.
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Everyone is in the same boat, which could sink at any moment.
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"Rocks" as a verb didn't sink in right away — as in TEETERS.
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It is a kitchen sink approach, incorporating painted walls and bedroom sets.
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My shoulders ached and there were still dishes piled in the sink.
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Each one of the holding areas had a bathroom and a sink.
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The issue: the mess she leaves behind (dishes in the sink, etc.).
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Does it ever sink in that you could be someone's Dick Vitale?
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Then traffickers pack migrants into flimsy and overcrowded vessels that often sink.
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A faux-leather garbage can under the double sink was peeling badly.
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And yet our hearts sink every time there is such a disaster.
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I don't leave clothes on my floor or dishes in my sink.
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"I sink," Mr. Romney said, explaining why the sport impresses him so.
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"So all I did was drink water from my sink," he said.
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There was an extra-wide sink and plenty of marble counter space.
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Regular sink washings with Dr. Bronner's Castile Soap go a long way.
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This all could sink relations between the West and Russia even lower.
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"The virus is not going to sink the American economy," he said.
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The kitchenette includes a sink, refrigerator and freezer, induction stovetop, and blender.
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It featured a shower and toilet, but it didn't have a sink.
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The guest bathroom has a shower-over-tub and a pedestal sink.
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The full cultural significance of soccer took a while to sink in.
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And as that takes hold, Russia's gas-station economy will sink further.
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There's a stainless steel sink, and two propane stoves with glass lids.
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With some stars, that kind of kitchen-sink acting is stunt work.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Australian banks can, and probably will, sink further.
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Recently, Dunkin' Brands has taken the kitchen-sink approach to technological innovation.
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"Swim together or sink together," he said, "is ingrained in their DNA."
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And a small compartment opened up to a toilet, sink, and shower.
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Few men will ever sink to the low standard set by Harvey
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The kitchen area has a steam convection oven, sink, and espresso machine.
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The President did not sink Saccone, but he could not save him.
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They would never pick anything up, so the sink was always full . . .
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"A clean sink is the hallmark of a clean kitchen," Maker said.
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"Your sink will look like it's brand new and beautiful," she said.
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Sometimes he would hide under the bathroom sink and startle unsuspecting visitors.
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The question the art world is asking: Will he sink or swim?
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We're not seeing that good sink or command of his secondary pitches.
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We always knew who will end up at the kitchen sink: grandma.
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They were building it on a beach, and it started to sink.
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A powder room with a marble sink is also on this floor.
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If proven true, 'it'll sink his nomination,' said one of the sources.
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The scandal could sink his chances of re-election in the Oct.
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The dishwasher and sink sat on the floor, ripped from the wall.
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Living so furiously leaves him little time to sink deeply into songwriting.
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Among Republicans, Bush's approval rating didn't sink below 85% until August 2005.
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He's hellbent on harpooning himself, chasing that which will sink him. Seppuku.
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But the withdrawal of the United States would probably sink the deal.
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Today's news means that Trump, Manafort, and Kushner sink or swim together.
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I listened to him rinse a dish in a sink miles away.
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It's hardly the start of a trend that will sink the league.
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In three short years, Republicans have allowed our country to sink to that level — indeed, to sink below it, since foreign authoritarians find it easy to manipulate our president, and scarcely seem to regard him as their equal.
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HUCKABEE: ROMNEY TRYING TO 'SINK' TRUMP OVER TAXES: Mike Huckabee on Thursday ripped Mitt Romney for calling on Donald Trump to release his taxes, accusing the 2628 GOP nominee of trying to "sink" the party's current presumptive presidential nominee.
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They took a little while to sink back down to where they were before: In 2012, Mitt Romney also spiked in the polls after the Republican convention, held from August 27 to 30 — only to sink back down again.
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So, they shove the whole car in the river and watch it sink.
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Either of these facets of the decision could help sink Mr Trump's plans.
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Standing over a dinky sink, she's applying prosthetic crows feet using $6 latex.
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The water reservoir is removable, allowing for easy fill-up in the sink.
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Twilight had yet to sink its teeth into a generation of young women.
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But this may have been their most savage attempt to sink his campaign.
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But today, we turned the tap on the sink and water came out.
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I do some dishes that are in the sink and pack my lunch.
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Pro tip: Don't drop hips, push heels back and sink shoulder blades down.
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Or sink into a comfy chair and pretend to shoot up a nightclub.
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Cookie thinks he's clean and pours all his stash down the kitchen sink.
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Peter begins to walk on the water, only to become afraid and sink.
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This jolt lets HAMR slip through the surface and sink to the bottom.
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The White House says it is a 'sink hole' on the West lawn.
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Yeah, we'll let that one sink in for a minute: brownie. Batter. Crumble.
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And I just remember sitting there feeling my heart sink into my stomach.
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Clearly, there's a lot for pro-choice advocates to sink their teeth into.
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Democrats were almost able to sink Bridenstine when it looked like Republican Sen.
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He said he awoke when the boat hit something and began to sink.
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"He swiped right on them too.... let that sink in," one user tweeted.
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But this year, Iowa Democrats managed to sink below their own unenviable standard.
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Girls pick them up and bring them to the sink and wash them.
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VR headsets will fly off the shelves as gamers sink into 3D nirvana.
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Some of the app's other changes will just take time to sink in.
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She could also sink deeper into her jealousy and commitment to Gilead's hierarchy.
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"Location, sink, ball not sinking," Atlanta manager Brian Snitker said, reciting Johnson's problems.
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He quickly threw it in the sink to put it out with water.
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But if you aren't near a sink, Water Wipes are a great alternative.
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Higher rates could mean marginal producers could sink and energy inflation could accelerate.
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She picks up his plate and lets it land, loudly, in the sink.
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The abandoned houses collapse in upon themselves and sink to the sea floor.
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It's also offering a heat sink-equipped variant that's designed specifically for gaming.
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It made my heart sink into my stomach & it's been there ever since.
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The room had no hand sanitizer and the sink had no hot water.
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That alone could be enough to sink Latino turnout to below 2008 levels.
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Our bodies become a sink for all of these dangerous cancer-causing chemicals.
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Me leaving the pot in the sink because "it needs to soak" pic.twitter.
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After the leak its share price rose 2%, only swiftly to sink again.
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How deep could his roots sink into soil that wasn't clogged with blood?
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He paused to let that sink in, as the crowd began to applaud.
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He is about to sink into the snow when two others grab him.
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I just want more to sink my teeth into than all this cuteness.
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Expect this Shipt to quietly sink six months to a year from now.
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Inside it contained nothing more than a bed, sink, wardrobe, chair and desk.
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This can happen when temperatures sink quickly in shallow water, the station reported.
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Either group, by voting as a bloc, could sink the health-care bill.
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The fund typically profits in stable markets, but can sink when stocks fall.
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You'll definitely keep a closer eye on your kitchen sink from now on.
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This app can be a serious time sink, but in a good way.
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But Facebook has largely vanquished Snapchat, which has seen user growth sink significantly.
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Now things are beginning to sink in for the actress, the source says.
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In the sweet shots — taken while baby True sat in the bathroom sink!
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You had a stove, a sink, an outhouse, and a cast iron skillet.
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There, they watch as objects sink down around them while somber music plays.
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They also cleaned up easily with just a little scrubbing in the sink.
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Small wonder that so many who contemplate American politics today sink into despair.
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After less than 48 hours, the NHL experience was starting to sink in.
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As the overcrowded boat made its way towards Greece, it started to sink.
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Just a week before, Sink The Pink queens went to perform in Singapore.
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An 18-foot-long, double-sink vanity runs the length of one wall.
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"I just kind of had my heart sink into my stomach," Kauffman recalled.
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Turn your sink into extra counter space with this extendable silicone cutting board.
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The visit comes after North Korea threatened to sink an American aircraft carrier.
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Then they grow as founders sink internal cash flow to fund company development.
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You could sink lots of money and your remaining time into this endeavor.
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Plus, it feels pretty grand to sink your feet into a plush rug.
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Can't wait to sink my teeth into this one of a kind character.
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The pool area has a brick bar with a sink and a refrigerator.
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As independent family farmers, that's something we can all sink our teeth into.
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Mr. Stillwagon has autism, which in past jobs kept him at the sink.
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There is a wood-paneled butler's pantry with an additional sink and counter.
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For a lesson to sink in, you've got to learn the hard way.
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But it did so before social media could really sink its teeth in.
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"It's going to take a while for that to sink in," she said.
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"Allowing the scale of the atrocity to sink in with terrible, fitting gravity."
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It's unreal and I will need some time to let it sink in.
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These bedrooms share a bathroom with a claw-foot tub and pedestal sink.
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If no Democrats vote for Kavanaugh, any one Republican could sink the nomination.
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Health care today faces a clinician shortage; let that sink in a minute.
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The central island seats four and is organized around a crushed-granite sink.
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Allow the anger, the rage, the sadness and the numbness to sink in.
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Then, remembering I'm a coffee drinker, I poured the tea down the sink.
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The bathroom has a toilet, a full sink, and a stand-up shower.
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"I have a feeling the kitchen sink is coming pretty soon," he said.
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Add a silicone sleeve and they won't slip around on your sink top.
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So, yeah, flushing them down the toilet or sink likely won't kill them.
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You might describe it as a really low sink next to the toilet.
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But domestic advertising revenue continued to sink, falling for the eighth consecutive quarter.
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I alerted my three new Russian friends that the bathroom sink was broken.
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It draws its power from how deep it's willing to sink its teeth.
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But chasing WeWork's success could sink more than a few small coworking startups.
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Her kitchen is fully equipped with a stove, an oven, and a sink.
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"If they'd only let us in and have it sink in," Reddy said.
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Sink: 115Curacao, a Dutch Caribbean island, is known as an offshore financial center.
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They want the double sink and bath even if people don't take baths.
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Mr. Trump's description of Mr. Cruz as "Lyin' Ted" helped sink his candidacy.
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You feel your eyelids getting heavier as you sink back into your chair.
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Modern women did not spend time toiling over the stovetop or the sink.
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Egan's wartime divers, for all their breathing apparatus, threaten to sink Manhattan Beach.
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I knew this meant he would probably just sink further into his illness.
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Loose lips may sink ships, but they sure do make movie fans happy.
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It's very probable that the DAO and its millions will sink into chaos.
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I don't know if the words "stage four" sink in for other patients.
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I exhale and sink to his side, still struggling to control my buoyancy.
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As a result, many preppers sneer at technology as a volatile resource-sink.
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Another danger here is that I'm just going to really sink into this.
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It's one more step at the bathroom sink that feels a little unnecessary.
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Could you just go make sure there's no broken glass in the sink?
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"We wanted to sink or swim on our own merits," Martin reflects, adding.
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When you have the privilege of experiencing that moment, let it sink in.
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Standard compartments have a small sink, and deluxe compartments have a private bathroom.
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As those cracks widen, he thinks stocks will sink to his target level.
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The sink was shallow, which made water splash out while washing my hands.
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That, combined with the sink near the bed, might not be for everyone.
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Modern updates include a luxe soapstone sink and marble counters in the kitchen.
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Clinton has one that could best be described as the "kitchen-sink" approach.
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The original butler's pantry was turned into a bathroom with a copper sink.
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There, in front of the sink, I found what had likely woken me.
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Opposite was a toilet; above that a sink that folded into the wall.
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The basement still has the sink and water reservoir used in Bizet's day.
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More from Tonic: While discouraging, these numbers did not automatically sink the trial.
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A backlit makeup mirror suspended above the compact sink adds a thoughtful touch.
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Ben and Eddie did the sink and mirror while she scrubbed the floor.
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About two minutes after takeoff, a safety system warned, "Don't sink," multiple times.
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But Ms. Woolcock never fit easily into England's "kitchen sink" social realist tradition.
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The sink, a dark-wood bowl, stood out as an interesting design touch.
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Solids slowly sink to the bottom, chemicals and oil float to the top.
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The very sound of their voices, it was believed, could sink the state.
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He stood next to the sink with tea towel thrown over his shoulder.
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Try the two-bucket method: Fill a sink with soap and hot water.
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If you have a double sink, fill the other side with clear water.
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I saw him sink a four-foot putt with it. Ba-dum-bum.
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How long should dishes pile up in the sink before they are washed?
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So your friend is basically creating a whole pathogen orgy in his sink.
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There is also an office and a powder room with a brass sink.
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The Drymate Under The Sink Mat will protect your expensive cabinetry from disasters.
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He fell beside the sink, fractured his hip and could not get up.
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Above the wide, white sink was a mirror surrounded by Hollywood-style bulbs.
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Opponents of the bill felt confident they could sink it in the courtroom.
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The bathroom was very small, with one sink and not much counter space.
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The animal was discovered in the women's restroom sprawled out on the sink.
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Then the smell started coming in through the small sink in the studio.
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Patent, ownership and copyright issues could also sink a company if not addressed.
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"The biggest risk is fully capsizing and having your boat sink," O'Brady said.
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Alessandro Talevi's staging was opulent and fittingly whimsical for the kitchen-sink plot.
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But during the rescue process, it collapsed again, causing another two-meter sink.
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There was even a sink for shoppers to test out the different products.
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Characters sometimes flung themselves toward the sink after eating, to refund their intake.
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They are typically placed over the sink or inside of a regular bathtub.
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That, he said, actually caused the land to sink, a process called subsidence.
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Cardi B celebrated her 27th birthday with enough ice to sink the Titanic.
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Whether we sink or swim is now up to how everyone is motivated.
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So instead of landing on the photosphere, you're going to sink into it.
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The birch plywood-accented kitchen includes a two-burner stove, sink, and fridge.
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The bathroom is completed with high-end end finishes and a pedestal sink.
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Ms. Muirhead's 94-year-old mother, Connie, scrubbed the sink and the stove.
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As Tuesday's results sink in, here are five key questions for both parties.
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Falls in prices for Ghana's gold, cocoa and oil exports helped sink Mahama.
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A laundry room with a sink and extensive cabinetry is downstairs, as well.
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The kitchen was designed around the custom sink, according to This Moving House.
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Global markets sink: Worries over slowing economic growth are weighing on global markets.
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Two GOP defections, combined with unified Democratic opposition, would sink the judge's confirmation.
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I want to try to fix my clogged sink before calling the landlord.
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The sink must be at least a foot and a half in length.
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"It really didn't sink in until a couple of days after," she said.
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At which point, they will either break with Trump, or sink with him.
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Loading it up with conservative enforcement measures, they warn, could sink the package.
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I can sink the three-footer on the 18th hole when others can't.
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Yet there was still liquid hand soap in a bottle on the sink.
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The worker cited unsafe conditions, including roaches and dirty dishes in the sink.
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A marble sink was tucked behind a tall curtain near the front door.
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"Hitler didn't even sink to the level of using chemical weapons," Spicer said.
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That you can see because the third wave is to sink you, essentially.
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The shows ignite when you have compelling performers and sink when you don't.
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Also, a capsule hitting an ocean wave at the wrong angle could sink.
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But what about the fact that it's empty inside and that you sink?
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When it dies in the ocean, it can sink, and possibly harm corals.
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Congressional Republicans went through a kitchen sink of concerns about Trump's trade proposal.
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Hamas refused to give in, and let the coastal enclave sink into darkness.
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The far end in the photo contains a sink, an office, and storage.
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Without this replenishing, the soil would simply sink into the Gulf of Mexico.
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One ticket leads to a vicious cycle that can sink someone for life.
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His reviews can be found in such journals as Pleiades, Sink, and Jacket2.
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Terri appeared to have fallen and hit the sink on her way down.
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A sink that spouts water from a refillable bottle drains into window boxes.
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I think the lessons of this campaign season will sink in over time.
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The plane crashes, I sink, pieces of plane sink…" Cam says of the concept for the video, which was shot at the Planes of Fame Air Museum in California and required her to hold her breath under water to "fake drown.
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To figure out how the bacteria get from sink to patient — whom they assume did not have direct contact with the hospital's pipes — researchers built a model of a hospital sink setup and then colonized the pipes with E. coli.
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They took a brief while to sink back down to where they were before: In 2012, Mitt Romney also spiked in the polls after the Republican convention, which was held from August 27 to 30 — only to sink back down again.
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The bathroom has a compostable toilet and the sink has a foot pump faucet.
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Winner: John Boyega and Oscar Issac, because this Finn/Poe ship will never sink.
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"I'm just letting it all sink in, and I'm ready to get to work."
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That could prove a bad omen - assets named "most crowded" usually sink soon afterwards.
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Brookfield will sink $600 million into renovations for the building according to the Journal.
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So facts can sink in, but they don't always change our behavior and opinions.
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For liquor, abusers can sink $28,1.59 over five years and $140,504 over 25 years.
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I can't wait to sink my musical teeth into this hunk of popular culture.
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However, sink lower down the British football pyramid, and the effect could be pronounced.
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Dustin and Lucas share a crush on a skateboarding gamer named Max (Sadie Sink).
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"I never thought my friend Alain Juppe could sink so low," Fillon told reporters.
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Afterwards, I do a long overdue sink of dishes and clean up my bedroom.
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A poor performance in the Senate that goes viral can also sink a nomination.
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I sink into the couch and, waiting for his arrival, look around the room.
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So keeping your lettuce safe actually starts way before it gets to your sink.
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""She didn't sink to using cuss words, bad words, to get her point across.
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The water in the sink will start to rotate nearly as a single body.
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In September, his "no" vote helped sink a Trump-backed measure to overhaul Obamacare.
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Done it all herself, even where she hangs upside down above the kitchen sink?
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"I think we are going to sink back significantly into Third Worldism," she said.
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This is a meaty role any actress would love to sink her teeth into.
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The most important question is how far and how fast the industry might sink.
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The two sides are sparring over a tax dispute that could sink the deal.
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Plastics and plastic bottles should all be made to sink to the ocean floor.
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Democrats decried those changes, and 175 joined with 130 Republicans to sink the bill.
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He's been coughing and he spits out a slug-like creature into the sink.
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Take a second to re-read this paragraph and let it all sink in.
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Aaron said the stone sink was another one of his discoveries on a drive.
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That keeps your body from becoming another heat sink when the computer warms up.
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Let that sink in for a minute...Archaeologists toiling away at the Carnoustie site.
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It's that or getting used to scraping burnt bread into the sink every morning.
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It's populist policies across the globe that could sink stocks and roil bond markets.
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According to Ryerson, the reality of her son's death has yet to sink in.
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The problem with hair in water is that some will sink, some will float.
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If (the migrants) sink and most of them die, there is no money lost.
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The report points out that our oceans often act as a "sink" for chemicals.
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Between personality clashes and dietary differences, it can very quickly sink a budding friendship.
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Sink into the affirmation that you and your body are a show worth watching!
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He was putting the ball on the ground, there was batter sink on it.
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"Put nothing on the counters or around the sink and stove top," Kondo writes.
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Each new unit includes its own entrance, a toilet, a urinal and a sink.
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You grab the pack of face wipes by your bathroom sink and start rubbing.
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"There are these narrow channels around Iceland that allow water to sink," Hoggard explained.
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Let that sink in: 93 million (registered) plus 73 million (never registered) stayed home.
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So, what's stopping the RBNZ from throwing the kitchen sink at markets on Thursday?
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The big picture: It's the latest major piece of Chinese economic data to sink.
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I was enjoying the movie, but its intentions were just starting to sink in.
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She walked to the kitchen and put her plate and glass in the sink.
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Take a deep breath, let it sink in, and never think about it again.
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And your blindspots will sink you and/or your product if you let them.
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The next robot could either deliver on Cassie's promise or potentially sink the venture.
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It paid some 9 billion euros for the lender, helping to sink its accounts.
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It took me a little bit of time for that to actually sink in.
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Even so, it reflects just how large of a time sink these projects are.
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Actor Chris Noth will also sink his teeth into the programming, the network said.
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Sink your teeth into something weird, and do Florida a favor in the process.
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Democrats voted to retain Pelosi and sink Ryan's bid just hours after Conway's comments.
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Let this fact sink in: We're not even half of the way through 2017.
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His public approval ratings are low; it's unclear how much lower they can sink.
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Watch it above, sink into The Ooz and dream of being on the moon.
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I snuck my toothbrush in each morning and brushed my teeth in the sink.
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Forest degradation has transformed the Amazon from a carbon sink to a carbon source.
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According to WPVI, a witness said that Amy hit her head against a sink.
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But how, how did Axe engineer something that would sink such white hot stock?
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Why should those who travel light subsidise those who have packed the kitchen sink?
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Quality waves bring surfers who need somewhere to sink a cold beer and snooze.
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Those unable to find work or get on such programmes sink deeper into poverty.
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It's embarrassing what these two parties have allowed our political agenda to sink to.
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Choose imprudently and the "fiscal ship"—also the title of the game—will sink.
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Sounds like just the sort of juicy material Lawrence can sink her teeth into.
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Perhaps when we sink deeper into the swamp of secular culture, rebellion might occur.
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The temperature will sink with the sun as it sets at 6:08 p.m.
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The Libyan commander is accused of using guns to intentionally sink boats carrying migrants.
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The room's porcelain sink is original, returned from another property in town during renovations.
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Wal-Mart, Target, Costco, Kroger, and more all saw their share prices sink dramatically.
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However, the euro is unlikely to sink much further on this reason, Leuchtmann said.
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When it finally started to sink in, he positioned himself as my tour manager.
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If you knock out the bottom to sink the KKK, we all go down.
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Smugglers usually pack them into flimsy inflatable boats that often break down or sink.
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"Over geological timescales, heavier deposits end up rising, while lighter ones sink," he continued.
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In other words, it may encourage you to swim when you might otherwise sink.
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We had reserved an ingeniously designed first-class, two-berth cabin with a sink.
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Shower bidets are handheld devices that resemble the nozzle on a kitchen sink sprayer.
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One-fourth of a sheet will clean the clothes in a small bathroom sink.
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Richard Shelby's tactic of choice, that write-in voters helped to sink his man.
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For those without access to a shower, FEMA recommends using a sink or faucet.
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The conservatives oppose the discharge petition and are seeking procedural ways to sink it.
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It noted his rivals have started to sink to Trump's level as a campaigner.
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If all Republicans vote against the bill, 22019 Democratic "no" votes could sink it.
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That's more than enough to sink the bill if they hold together in opposition.
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The price of bitcoin may sink even lower, cryptocurrency trader Ran Neu-Ner says.
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I use my Merkur every morning, letting its hefty handle warm in the sink.
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Its president, Martin Schulz, warned on Thursday that the assembly could sink a deal.
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Shame floods me, so potent that I wish I could sink into the ground.
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Whether this fact will save or sink us, morally, we do not yet know.
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I dropped the iPhone 8 into a sink full of water and it survived.
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She listened for the sound of the shower or the toilet or the sink.
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The room has tiles, a sink, a mirror and a lock on the door.
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If Donald Trump's plans were ever implemented, the country would sink into prolonged recession.
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I wash the Vitamix in the sink and put it back on the stand.
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She prepares her dishes near the sink so it's easier to wash her hands.
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"Some guys can sink the ball to both sides of the plate," Martin says.
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It really has to be a comprehensive, kitchen-sink, all-hands-on-deck approach.
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A bell rings and the monk lets the silence sink in for a moment.
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If loose lips sink ships, Speedsteppers has captained this outlaw fleet with silent aplomb.
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"I'm doing everything but the kitchen sink," Graham told reporters about his upcoming bill.
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Each has a wooden sauna, sink and a large glass bottle of filtered water.
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There were two cabinets above the sink and a row of cabinets underneath it.
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When she struggled, Patterson rested his weapon on the sink and did it himself.
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The world is falling apart but must our language sink to such low levels?
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Cookbooks A cookbook soars on its best recipes, but can sink on its worst.
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The bollards could sink into the ground if emergency or park vehicles needed access.
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A second copper sink is positioned under a window that looks into a mudroom.
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And when stress levels start to sink, your thoughts may turn to... hooking up.
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Until or unless that happens, there's no telling how low the G.O.P. will sink.
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If enough people jump ship, generic party identification will suffer, and everyone will sink.
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He despised that time and regarded it as a sink of superstition and ignorance.
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The en-suite bathroom has a tub with a shower and a trough sink.
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The first is to replace the usual horror tropes with stealth kitchen-sink realism.
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They share a bathroom with a pedestal sink and an Art Deco-style bathtub.
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A fellow customer left without flushing, glancing at the sink on her way out.
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The kitchen has a farmhouse sink, Bosch appliances and access to the pool area.
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They flop but don't droop; you can sink your teeth into them, and slurp.
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But to have someone saucily sink to their knees, well, that's just vulgar somehow.
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"Your teeth will not sink into us," Mr. Noor said, referring to Mr. Abdullah.
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The words emerge out of the red as well as sink back into it.
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The boat's passengers most likely panicked when the vessel started to sink, he said.
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We're the world's fifth-largest economy and likely to sink to seventh this year.
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By this point, a fog machine has created enough haze to sink a ship.
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Their liquor stash is kept in an inconspicuous mini-fridge near a laboratory sink.
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They would sink the bill: There are a few other senators, most notably Sen.
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This 26-year-old radical, Frances Fox Piven, may save (or sink) the Democrats.
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Just sprinkle some baking soda in the sink and scrub with a damp cloth.
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The kitchen has an electric cooktop, sink, refrigerator, storage units, and 700-watt microwave.
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The interview — combined with news of further executive departures — helped sink Tesla's stock further.
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The renovated en suite bathroom includes a trough sink and a walk-in shower.
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Bonds and yields trade in opposite directions, so yields sink when investors buy bonds.
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Maybe spritz around some hand sanitizer if you don't have access to a sink.
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You can finally "sink into the wonderful experience of being alive," Ms. Schulte said.
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Figure it out before you sink a bunch of money into expanding your team.
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I felt really good after eating at the sink and fretting about my dog.
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A good Saturday clue, in my opinion, will make your heart sink a little.
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As I wash dishes at the kitchen sink, my husband paces behind me, irritated.
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The think tank Center for American Progress called it America's largest natural carbon sink.
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But it's policy issues that seem to have the power to really sink him.
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"The homeless guys are in there washing their hair in the sink," Germanotta said.
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Naturally, the hosts couldn't wait to sink their teeth into the "Bite-gate" mystery.
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It has multiple appliances and a sink as well as a towering pizza oven.
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Laden with debris from the water column, old houses rapidly sink to the seafloor.
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Just three Republican no votes would likely sink the healthcare legislation in the Senate.
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Maybe a piece of scandalous news will sink a Trump nominee; maybe it won't.
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This weather feature causes air to sink, compressing down mountainsides and accelerating through canyons.
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The stock continued to sink on Wednesday, closing the day down over 3 percent.
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It turns out there is no mirror: it is a businessman across the sink.
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Two GOP defections, along with unanimous opposition from the Democratic caucus, would sink Kavanaugh.
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The full impact of what he meant has only just started to sink in.
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The harsh reality of the show being over is starting to really sink in.
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Cleaning a kitchen sink with baking soda every day can transform the entire space.
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Her kitchen has an oven, a stovetop, and a sink, and plenty of cabinets.
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After this time, drain the sink and let your orchid drain any access water.
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They may get the impeachment they want, but the inquiry may also sink Biden.
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Most importantly, it's dishwasher-friendly, so you're not constantly soaping up at the sink.
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The pantry includes a kitchen with cabinets for storage, a sink, and a cooktop.
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If the megabank continues to sink, it could take down the economy with it.
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With all Democrats opposed, that means one additional Republican defection would sink the bill.
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"You know, I could just take your picture," Michael told him from the sink.
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The opponent who just might sink him is none other than Benjamin Netanyahu himself.
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Case in point: The washer unit and sink are accessed from the camper's exterior.
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But holdouts could attempt to sink the deal unless they get a higher price.
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Amazon dedicated an entire day to put Alexa into everything but the kitchen sink.
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There's also a different kitchen cube with a pull-out fridge, stove, and sink.
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It shouldn't really sink prices materially, but it does throw the president a boon.
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Who might be brushing her hair over the sink, or writing in her diary.
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If Starlink fails, SpaceX could sink to a valuation as low as $5 billion.
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The bathroom has a compost toilet, a shower with hot water, and a sink.
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She bathes her 3-year-old daughter in a sink to recycle the water.
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Place a fresh bar of soap on the sink and light a candle. Voilà!
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The 31-member-strong caucus could sink a budget resolution on the House floor.
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Not only is the knife still bloody—it wasn't even put in the sink.
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Instead, the scheme helped sink the CBS chief, and may cost him $120 million.
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The real eye-catchers are the dirty dishes stacked in the sink behind her.
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Coogler, on the other hand, looked like he wanted to sink through the floor.
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But just being aware of a fact does not make it automatically sink in.
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Their message was so counterintuitive that it took a long time to sink in.
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The open kitchen has custom cabinets, honed granite counters and a soapstone farmhouse sink.
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Hikers wear snowshoes only when there's enough snow for their feet to sink in.
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I dreamed once that I was with him when the raft began to sink.
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The Sagrada Familia has an everything but the kitchen sink approach to Christian iconography.
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The walls, floor, the desk, the sink, even the bed—a slab of concrete.
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The pistol, however, allowed me to make quick corrections to safely sink my ball.
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I think for us non-expansion states, the reality will start to sink in.
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Even those revelations, it seems, might not have been enough to sink Kobach's candidacy.
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In the narrowly divided Senate, that could be enough to sink Mr. Goodfriend's confirmation.
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What themadh wanted to know was thus: Let that sink in for a moment.
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Daliborka Uljarevic, an analyst and executive director of the Podgorica-based Centre for Civic Education, said it appeared SDP leader Ranko Krivokapic "believes that the DPS is a ship that is soon to sink and that he should not sink with it".
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Mayer became an alcoholic, dying after passing out and hitting his head on a sink.
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Gold is actually a soft metal that we can sink our teeth into, quite literally.
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If 50% isn't doable, find another percentage that is aggressive but won't sink your battleship.
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Holes big enough to take on water but not large enough to sink the ships.
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There's a mirrored bar with no visible gear for crafting cocktails, save a single sink.
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And then feeling your stomach sink when you found out how much the stuff costs?
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"He was at the sink, brushing his teeth like he always did," Scott told CNN.
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It was daunting that the whole kitchen sink of film tricks is in this thing.
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He saw Madsen go down the hatch, then reemerge as the sub began to sink.
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It's time to take a break and let yourself sink into the beauty of Petstylistt.
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He told reporters that he was alone when a malfunction caused the vessel to sink.
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Last May, he predicted the S&P could sink as low as 1,573 within months.
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Her creative uses of pots, nail polish, thermostats, laptops, radiators, everything—including the kitchen sink!
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The duo later make out and get hands-y in the bathroom on the sink.
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It is the image that may cement – or sink – the Supreme Court aspirations of Kavanaugh.
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Clearly, it's a very complex sink, and of course, it came from Kanye West's imagination.
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Though washing your face in this sink seems difficult, KKW assures it's engineered very smartly.
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This is not exactly smart because the extra weight will make their boat sink faster.
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The line includes a shower, a bathtub, two toilets, a mirror, and a kitchen sink.
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If we continue to sink down this rabbit hole, there will be no climbing out.
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