I sink to my knees in the soft pine needles.
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I gagged and ran to the kitchen sink to vomit.
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The bag would sink to the bottom of the river.
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Then, it is straight to the sink to wash up.
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John McCain, we saw Trump again sink to a new level.
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Few men will ever sink to the low standard set by Harvey
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This jolt lets HAMR slip through the surface and sink to the bottom.
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He quickly threw it in the sink to put it out with water.
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The abandoned houses collapse in upon themselves and sink to the sea floor.
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I exhale and sink to his side, still struggling to control my buoyancy.
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As those cracks widen, he thinks stocks will sink to his target level.
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Solids slowly sink to the bottom, chemicals and oil float to the top.
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"Hitler didn't even sink to the level of using chemical weapons," Spicer said.
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""She didn't sink to using cuss words, bad words, to get her point across.
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Plastics and plastic bottles should all be made to sink to the ocean floor.
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Forest degradation has transformed the Amazon from a carbon sink to a carbon source.
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It's embarrassing what these two parties have allowed our political agenda to sink to.
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It noted his rivals have started to sink to Trump's level as a campaigner.
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The world is falling apart but must our language sink to such low levels?
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But to have someone saucily sink to their knees, well, that's just vulgar somehow.
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We're the world's fifth-largest economy and likely to sink to seventh this year.
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Laden with debris from the water column, old houses rapidly sink to the seafloor.
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If Starlink fails, SpaceX could sink to a valuation as low as $5 billion.
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She bathes her 3-year-old daughter in a sink to recycle the water.
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Otherwise, the debris is going to shred and sink to the bottom, where it's unreachable.
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Others sink to a variety of depths, according to their densities, perfusing the world's waters.
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"We have buckets in our shower and bathroom sink to save excess water," Buckley said.
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I could sink to the bottom of Mariana Trench, and it would feel the same.
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When diatoms die, they form a tiny shell around them and then sink to the bottom.
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Elkann's stake would sink to 8% - below the Peugeot family, French state and Dongfeng's hypothetical 9%.
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They sink to a low level, becoming mouthpieces for the misogynistic edges of the gay community.
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Fill up the sink to do dishes instead of flushing gallons of water down the drain.
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REUTERS POLL-CHANCES OF DISORDERLY BREXIT SINK TO 15 PCT (25 PCT IN FEB POLL) - ECONOMISTS
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Traders earlier were bracing for 30-year yields to sink to a record low below 2.08%.
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They moved a single small sink to replace a "super long, weird counter area," she said.
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She also sanitizes the shower and sink to ensure they're safe for her family to use.
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Worldwide, ever more nutrients would sink to the ocean depths, away from fish near the surface.
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Most of the blueberries will sink to the bottom of the pan as the cake cooks.
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From there, wastewater travels to sedimentation tanks, where heavier solids (like poop) sink to the bottom.
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Such a steep losses this time would cause the S&P 500 to sink to 1,20203.
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Then it became a trick to figure out how they all wouldn't sink to the bottom.
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The market is dropping, and I've steeled myself to watch my portfolio sink to new lows.
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Because they are less buoyant, these chunkier pieces are more likely to sink to the bottom.
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Under AMLO's leadership, they warned, already strained U.S.-Mexico relations will sink to a new low.
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FTMIB extended early losses to sink to a 26-month low, down 22.9 percent, by 2.73 GMT.
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The great white has to keep on moving, or it would sink to the bottom and suffocate.
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"You had someone as despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," Spicer said.
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"You had someone as despicable as Hitler, who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," he said.
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Eventually, some of the surface plastic does sink to the ocean bottom, where it can endanger marine life.
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Graphcore also had to create a custom heat sink to keep the processors cool, despite the playful designs.
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Once they sink to the bottom of the ocean, these pods will create 3D maps of the seafloor.
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From a pure dynamical friction argument, a black hole should sink to the center of its host galaxy.
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"You had someone who was despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," Spicer said.
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Diatoms, for example, are big, sink to the ocean floor very fast and need a lot of nutrients.
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Sprinkle the eggplant slices liberally with salt and place them in a colander in the sink to drain.
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Sink, to the left, is very large for all my dishes, which I would probably use a lot.
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They picture smoking-black pans, alarms screaming, hours of scrubbing at the sink to remove the damage done.
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Baltimore has lost five in a row to sink to 15-34, the worst record in the majors.
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Their evidence does suggest that the state is turning from sink to source, he said, although uncertainties remain.
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It can quickly and comprehensively clean any surface, from your bathroom sink to the roof of your car.
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Alan bathes every day in his cell's sink to avoid the lack of respect he sees in prison showers.
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The timing of the victorious bid also comes as US–Canada and US–Mexico relations sink to new lows.
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That's because when those algae die, they sink to the bottom and decay, using up oxygen in the process.
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Faucet mounts: A faucet water filter allows you to dispense filtered water directly from your sink to your glass.
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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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"You had someone who was as despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," he said.
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"You had someone who was as despicable as Hitler, who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," he said.
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Spicer on Syria: "You had someone as despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons..." pic.twitter.
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Yet Singh -- and his many supporters in that room -- chose not to sink to the level of one bigot.
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Eventually these heavy diatoms sink to the ocean floor, where they naturally "sequester" this carbon far from the atmosphere.
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Northam didn't sell out his principles nearly as thoroughly as Gillespie did, and Democrats didn't sink to Republicans' level.
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Tap mounts: A tap water filter allows you to dispense filtered water directly from your sink to your glass.
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There is literally no separation from the sink to the toilet to the shower; not even a half wall!
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The bottom berth is high enough from the ground that your body won't sink to the floor or ground.
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The syngas rises through the pool, heavy metals sink to the bottom and other contaminants form a slag on top.
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Sink to the Depths is out on July 22 on Good Fight Music and you can order it right here.
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Shaking the bowl will cause the hard kernels to sink to the bottom, leaving the fluffy white goodness on top.
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I saw him climb the highest mountains but also sink to the lowest valleys because of his battle with alcoholism.
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"[Hitler] didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," he said, blundering over the millions of Jews murdered with poison gas.
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And if I won't return his hyperbolic rhetoric, I certainly won't sink to the level of viewers who lob threats.
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Certainly Weinstein was not the standard one had to sink to in order to be called out, but was this?
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He may be trying to purposefully contrast himself with this negativity by relaying that he doesn't sink to such lows.
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Yet the message of the film doesn't quite sink to "rah rah sisterhood" levels after Kris and Riley's initial conflict.
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Saying that Hitler "didn't sink to the level" of Assad is a form of whitewashing Hitler's crimes against the Jews.
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Instead of being recycled, they crash into the ocean and sink to the bottom after lofting a payload into orbit.
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It's a slow death: The sharks sink to the sea floor, where they starve, drown or are eaten by other fish.
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They sink to about 10 meters, but can probably go down to 50 before irretrievably sinking into the abyss, Franks said.
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"I think we threw everything at them but the kitchen sink to try and see what we could do," Renteria said.
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Snapchat loses 23M more users in Q22020 as shares sink to new low Snap could sell more equity to raise money.
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"You had someone who was despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," Spicer said during the briefing.
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Don't sink to their level, as your mentors have said about your bullies—and indeed, bullies may abound during this time.
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They also consume carbon dioxide and, when they die, carry the carbon with them as they sink to the ocean floor.
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If you're using your bathroom sink to fill the washer, you may choose to place the outflow in your bathtub instead.
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The coronavirus-related sell-off saw prices sink to more than 212-month lows and pushed oil into bear market territory.
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Trump lost New Jersey by 14 points in the general election, and Christie's approval ratings continue to sink to new lows.
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Should either of those scenarios materialize, Puerto Rico's economy would sink to unprecedented levels, with unemployment surpassing the 25 percent rate.
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This meant firms were at their least optimistic since late 2016, causing the future output index to sink to 63.7 from 65.7.
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Refinitiv said CLO issuance hit a record $128 billion last year, though December saw the market sink to a two-year low.
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If it drops below $1.2439 it would sink to its lowest in more than two years, excluding the "flash crash" on Jan.
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This just underscores the depths of depravity Iran will sink to in its efforts to hurt the United States and its allies.
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Economists forecast a decline of 503 points, expecting the June figure to sink to 56.5, according to a survey from Thomson Reuters.
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Entering his rental, Palladeno ignores the chirp from a dying smoke alarm and heads to the kitchen sink to fill his bottle.
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Several analysts said it would sink to $1.10 — a level not seen since 1985, just before the United States devalued the dollar.
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But mismanagement allowed production to sink to 1.2 million barrels a day in July — on par with the monthly rate in 19943.
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In times of crisis, the American people need leaders who will rise to the occasion, not sink to their own mercenary interests.
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" During Tuesday's press briefing, Spicer said: "You had someone as despicable as Hitler who did not even sink to using chemical weapons.
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"It is bound to fail because when it is at the collector's house the ball will sink to the bottom," he added.
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Or it could be that in the dense gatherings of stars known as globular clusters, black holes sink to the center and merge.
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It is powerful to hear her tell us not to sink to the level of bottom-feeders and to insist they do better.
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"It's so nice to be able to plop all the bottles in here and use a big sink to clean everything," she says.
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If those heavy molecules reach the moon's seas, some can dissolve in the methane, while others sink to the floor of the oceans.
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I don't feel like doing the dishes after all that cooking, so I just throw them in the sink to deal with later.
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But it is a vital contribution to understanding how, in a nominally antiseptic hospital setting, a superbug could travel from sink to patient.
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Inside the cave-like exhibition space, you can dive into the colors, sink to the bottom, and soak in your thoughts and feelings.
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It is hard to see how Mrs May can hang on for long, even if she adds the kitchen sink to the sofa.
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"You had someone who was despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," Spicer said during his press briefing Tuesday.
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Some flies are used with a heavier line so they sink to attract low-swimming fish, others float lightly on the water's surface.
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When their owners die, these shells often sink to the seabed, where they accumulate in sedimentary ooze that often gets transformed into rock.
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Assigned to take a self portrait, Welsted went to his backyard pool and let himself sink to the bottom of the deep end.
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CIA Director John Brennan said Thursday that Americans cannot sink to Russia's level when addressing Moscow's apparent meddling in the U.S. presidential election.
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Still, researchers make a convincing case for how superbugs go from sink to patient in hospitals, and they even offer up a solution.
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Although Bose-Einstein condensates have been made in labs on Earth, gravity causes the particles to sink to the bottom of the device.
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I'm fortunate to work in an office with access to a sink to wash my utensils at the end of each work day.
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A Russian region with the reputation as the coldest occupied human settlement in the world saw its temperatures sink to minus-80 degrees.
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Most rockets cost tens or hundreds of millions of dollars, yet sink to the ocean bottom after they deliver a payload to space.
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"If the ice melts too early, not enough phytoplankton food will sink to the sea floor and the amphipod populations could decrease," Guazzo said.
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For example, they might be using the same table or sink to cut different batches of cocaine and fentanyl without cleaning the space beforehand.
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The solids sink to the bottom and the liquid — along with antibiotics and bacteria, like fecal coliforms and salmonella — is sprayed onto farmers' fields.
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A foldout panel extends over the edge of the sink, to provide both more working space and easy access to the items being used.
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Rather than sink to the bottom of the ratings, "Roseanne" hovered at or near the top, often alongside "Cosby," for most of its run.
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"However nasty, however beastly, however foul … they are when they attack you, please do your best not to sink to their level," Farage said.
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Then they place each map in a "humidification chamber" in the sink to relax the material that has spent years twisted in a tube.
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With the budget impasse entering a third-straight year with Saturday's start of fiscal 2018, Illinois risked having its bond ratings sink to junk.
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As Lisa Dahlkvist fired in the winning penalty to silence the baying crowd, Marta could only sink to her knees in the center circle.
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If the Democrats can stage such a fraudulent and laughable impeachment process, there's no knowing what lows they'll sink to in the coming year.
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From three million phones in 2017, sales may sink to two million this year, according to their estimate, the first decline in four years.
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Only when stocks of concentrate and metal sink to levels where higher prices can be sustained will large producers look at restarting capacity, they say.
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Oxygen enters the water at the surface, but as that surface layer gets warmer, it's less likely to sink to the oxygen-starved layers below.
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Kaitlyn: Until you're so humbled that you sink to the floor, spread out, face-down, and take a nap for the rest of the day.
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The rapper also makes sure to rep his Kool-Aid pal and dumps eggnog into the sink to be replaced by the nostalgic red drink.
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But, a protracted period of production cuts has seen its share of the global oil market sink to the lowest level in almost three decades.
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Now we have a third contender -- a man who ran on experience, compassionate conservatism and a refusal to sink to the lows set by Trump.
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"You had someone as despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," the presidential spokesperson said on the Jewish holiday of Passover.
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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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According to him, floats sink to a depth of 0003,000m, then drift along for nearly two weeks before lowering to 2,000m, and come back up.
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He stood up to international pressure during the Obama administration, long enough for the Palestinian issue to sink to the bottom of the global agenda.
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By adding some of that carbon back into the atmosphere, a shift from sink to source could intensify warming, potentially leading to even more emissions.
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The Chicago White Sox and the Philadelphia Phillies reached Memorial Day last season with winning records, only to sink to fourth place in their divisions.
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Health care professionals say they don't want to sink to the level of anti-vaxers, who often use fear-mongering to get their point across.
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Many words describing sexual organs, excretory functions, and so on fail to rise to the heights (or, if you prefer, sink to the depths) of profanity.
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And when we wake up in the morning, we run to the sink to do a deep cleanse and exfoliating treatment, hoping to avoid a breakout.
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Given how thick and viscous the putty was, it actually took quite a while for the unfortunate victim to sink to the bottom of the tub.
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After helping him up and making sure he was OK, Gord picked up Holden's flung and filthy soother and rushed over the sink to wash it.
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The lunatic ran up the stairs while I went straight to the sink to wash off the blood that poured from his nose onto my shoulder.
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I poured the dead flies into the sink to ride off into the Princeton sewer system, then removed the gelatinous cereal with a long iron fork.
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Think of it like thawing ice cubes made of water and muck: If you defrost the tray, the greenery will sink to the bottom and settle.
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Asked if Trump was "lying" about the phone call, she said that she didn't want to sink to the president's "level" and get into a dispute.
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"You had someone as despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," Spicer said when asked about Russia's alliance with the Syrian government.
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I'm talking about a president willing to sink to banana republic governing norms, including withholding aid to Ukraine to compel its leadership to investigate his political rival.
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The reason would seem to be following the crowd — buying when stocks and bonds are flying high, and selling when they tank and sink to new lows.
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And while not predicting parity, HSBC's David Bloom said sterling could sink to $1.10 by the end of 2017, according to a new research note on Friday.
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TOKYO, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices slipped on Friday as profit taking emerged after a volatile week that saw debt yields sink to record lows.
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The music stops, the horses sink to the ground, the Teazer strokes them tenderly until they revive — and the whole thing is repeated all along the route.
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Many rivals have struggled to spar with Trump in debates and on Twitter but have found it difficult, demeaning and self-destructive to sink to his level.
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As stocks plummet and bond yields sink to record lows, investors seeking relatively safer returns might look to some low-volatility stocks that pay a generous dividend.
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Fallen angels are investment-grade companies that sink to speculative grade, or junk, ratings that raise the cost of borrowing due to higher default and credit risk.
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But she did attend the cast-and-crew screening, where she was absolutely not prepared to see an icy DiCaprio sink to the bottom of the ocean.
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"I have been on this committee under Republican and Democratic leadership; I never thought the committee would sink to this," Leahy said, directing his comments to Kavanaugh.
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Human beings taking the side of humanity should be a no-brainer, but given the moral depths that Lannisters will sink to, this is actually a big deal.
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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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"I feel insufficient effort has been made to get this oil off the surface as quickly as possible and not let it sink to the bottom," Prebble said.
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Well, we're glad you asked because now you can hear Bottomfeeder's new EP Sink To The Depths in its entirety before it drops this Friday to find out.
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"We did not use chemical weapons in World War II. You had someone as despicable as Hitler who did not even sink to using chemical weapons," Spicer said.
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The Times Business investment growth will sink to its lowest level since the financial crisis this year as Brexit uncertainty continues, the British Chambers of Commerce warns. bit.
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These occur when large pelagic species likewhalesand swordfish eventually sink to the bottom of the ocean after dying, transferring organic carbon to the deepest parts of the ocean.
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Since their shares started trading on public exchanges, startups like SmileDirectClub, Uber, Lyft, and Slack have seen their valuations sink to mere fractions of their last private appraisals.
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The master bedroom connects — through a passage with built-in cabinetry and a marble sink — to the new, 5043-square-foot bathroom, which was converted from a bedroom.
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I've tried everything from burying my phone under my kitchen sink to deleting certain apps on the weekend, but at a certain point you just relent and accept.
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Our rug is balding along our daily paths, starkly revealing repetitive routines: back and forth to the coffee machine, to the couch, to the sink, to the couch.
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Every year I think Pride can't sink to new levels, and every year—without fail—the organizers of London's LGBT rainbow flag-bearing screw-up continue to deliver.
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The Nets have dropped eight of 10 after a 100-33 loss at Orlando the same night, blowing a late lead to sink to 3-13 on the road.
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It's not a reassuring finding when the first thing anyone is supposed to do upon walking into a hospital room is go to the sink to wash their hands.
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In France, the weather has affected most of the main growing regions including Bordeaux and Champagne, and the government has projected production will sink to its lowest in decades.
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The old mucus dens then sink to the seafloor at a speed of over 2,500 feet per day, and here, they become food for other bottom-dwelling sea creatures.
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Let's listen to the concert and then go home, he said and turned, walking to the sink to run water over his hands before going back into the club.
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For example, my refrigerator takes ice trays and I can fill four ice trays with water and transport them from the sink to the freezer without spilling a drop.
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The Rays matched their season high with a three-game winning streak late in April, but have lost four of five since to sink to 8-9 at home.
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Scatter marsh hens as we sink to our knees in mud, open you an oyster with a pocketknife and feed it to you from the shell and say, 'There.
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Burning or cutting down trees to convert the land into agricultural fields, which comes with its own emissions, can turn it from a carbon sink to a carbon emitter.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Skies become mostly cloudy, but the clouds have a blanketing effect, and lows only sink to about 21 downtown, with mid- to upper 210s elsewhere.
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As a Category 6 property, a standard night goes for 50,000 points, but that can sink to 40,000 or jump to 60,000 during off-peak or peak dates, respectively.
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He volunteered the infamous time when he falsely claimed that Adolf Hitler "didn't even sink to using chemical weapons" as a moment he wished he could have done better.
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But as MPs returned to work Wednesday, he managed to sink to a new low, invoking the name of a murdered MP in a way that sickened her widower.
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Thus, it's a Catch-22: For Republicans to break with Trump, his popularity numbers would need to sink to the point where they could challenge him with some impunity.
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The state's credit ratings could sink to "junk," a first for any U.S. state, leaving some investors unable to buy the state's debt and others to demand even fatter yields.
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Since the insulated sides cause the water to freeze from the top down, the impurities sink to the bottom and you're left with crystal-clear ice (and some crappy water).
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" Cramer was played a clip of Spicer again apologizing for saying of Assad, "you had someone who was as despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons.
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"I used to have to dye my shapewear with tea bags in the sink to get the right shade of nude that would blend into my skin," Kardashian West says.
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The euro was 0.1% lower at $1.079 The dollar also rose 0.3% on the Chinese yuan CNY= to 7.0215 and the Australian dollar sink to 11-year lows at $0.6630.
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The warming has triggered large-scale insect disturbances and fires in North American boreal forests "potentially turning some regions from a carbon sink to a carbon source," the team said.
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I agree that perhaps it's time to review which safety enhancements should be part of the standard airliner package while allowing a Corian lavatory sink to still be an option.
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Hillary Clinton came into Tuesday night's New York primary after losing seven of last eight primaries, giving a lackluster debate performance, and watching her polling numbers sink to new lows.
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For example, in the Cityrow space, I got to sit down and try out the rowing machine, while the Quip area had a mock-up bathroom sink to display the toothbrushes.
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Here, nitrogen can do great damage: not only can it cause algal blooms, but when those algae die, they sink to the bottom and decay, using up oxygen in the process.
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On Sunday, after the boys have been tucked in bed, Margaret does the dishes, the warm water an antidote to the drafty window over the sink, to the cold tile floors.
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Instead, after Jesus caused their entire truck of supplies to sink to the bottom of a lake, Daryl and Rick took him back to Alexandria, where Daryl stood watch over him.
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But how could a partnership which seemed optimistic and innovative only a few years ago sink to a point of black backgrounded, dramatically lit, ominously soundtracked videos, and allegations of theft?
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Earlier this month, White House spokesman Sean Spicer triggered an uproar when he said Hitler did not sink to the level of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad by using chemical weapons.
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But, by projecting the sink to change course and expand considerably, it reduces the pressure for Obama to find more emissions reductions, and thereby makes his emissions targets easier to reach.
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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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The result looked weird (with Mr. Owens, it often does), but the Mr. Snuffleupagus headgear made everyone smile, and the point was compelling: Rise to the occasion, don't sink to it.
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It's out with the old ideas that have seen the party sink to its lowest point in decades, and in with the new, even if those ideas aren't yet fully formed.
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And the uneaten algae would take in carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, then sink to the ocean floor when it died off, essentially "capturing" carbon at the bottom of the sea.
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During Tuesday's press briefing, when Spicer was asked how the Russian alliance with the Bashar Assad regime might be affected after the U.S. strike on Syria for its horrific gas attack last week, Spicer evoked the genocidal dictator, arguing that even Adolf Hitler "didn't sink to using chemical weapons" during World War II. "We didn't use chemical weapons in World War II. You had someone as despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," Spicer said.
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Highlighting the uncertainty, a Reuters poll published earlier this month found sterling would rise to $1.35 if Britain and the EU clinched a divorce deal, but sink to $1.20 without an agreement.
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Generally, if you want to watch people throwing wine at each other, you have to sink to the darkest depths of reality TV — I'm looking at you Real Housewives of any city.
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I came to realize that I deserve the best in life—to eat lukewarm two-day-old meals over the sink, to scald my mouth with tea nuked in my free microwave.
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On very cold nights, open cabinets beneath the sink to let warm air in and, if you are especially worried about freezing pipes, let a slow drip of water run through them.
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Once the eggs have hatched, females also begin to starve themselves; in some species, they sink to the bottom of the ocean after they die, becoming food for crustaceans and sea stars.
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"It is extremely unbecoming for a US senator to sink to this level and treat a member of the press this way for simply doing his job," CNN said in a statement.
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Sure enough, Mr Spicer, who has had a middling week—to emphasise Mr Assad's heinousness, he said that even Hitler didn't "sink to using chemical weapons", a bizarre claim—later issued a retraction.
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LendingClub is a peer-to-peer lender whose shares soared 56 percent to over $23 in its 2014 IPO, only to sink to around $5 after a scandal related to its business practices.
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Since the start of the year, the U.S.'s neighbor to the South has seen its peso sink to historical lows — prompting the hasty intervention of Mexico's policymakers to smooth out the volatility.
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"We did not use chemical weapons in World War II. You had someone as despicable as Hitler who did not even sink to using chemical weapons," Spicer said during his daily press briefing.
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It sounds almost benevolent, but the tacit implication is that women must be protected from the awful things that people do; they mustn't sink to the level of people; they are not people.
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Also high on the agenda is South Korea's decision to scrap an intelligence-sharing pact with Japan known as GSOMIA, as relations between the two U.S. allies sink to their lowest in decades.
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"You had someone who was despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," Spicer said, breaking the first rule of politics -- never, ever compare anything to Hitler or Nazi Germany.
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The heavy concrete is supposed to make a body sink to the bottom of a river or the ocean, but — for reasons that remain unclear — it might not have worked in this case.
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In the best-case and most likely scenario, the space lab will largely burn up as it enters Earth's atmosphere over the ocean and a few parts will sink to the sea floor.
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Were I to set off on foot, I'd sink to my ankles and then to my knees and then the Void itself would close above my head, and you can't be having that.
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When plastic debris end up in the ocean, they break into smaller microplastics, often invisible to the human eye, that swirl in the water column or sink to the bottom of the sea.
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Until now, scientists have thought that most jellies live their lives in the water column, then die and sink to the seafloor, transporting carbon from the surface to the depths of the ocean.
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It turned out that the tubes were more compressed at the bottom of the animal, because gravity was causing the grasshopper equivalent of blood to sink to the bottom half of the animal.
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The jackpot, as eager hoarders know, is the assemblage of tiny toiletries — delicately placed atop the granite sink to be used once, then thoughtlessly shoved into vanity bags for the rest of eternity.
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"Some poufs have a luxurious sink to them, while others are more firm," Ms. Kehoe said, noting that the softer ones are ideal for seating and the firmer ones work better as tables.
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For his popularity to sink to that level, more Republicans would need to publicly break with Trump and signal that it's okay to oppose Trump and still be a Republican in good standing.
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Divers drained its waters, recovering a clunky slide viewer with a long black cord that the police presumed had been tied to Ms. Garza's corpse so it would sink to the canal's muddy bottom.
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But as the country's borrowing costs sink to new lows almost daily and its economy cools, domestic and international calls to provide extra fiscal stimulus by running a small deficit again are becoming louder.
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From her home's design (yes, we're talking about that basin-less sink) to her kids' accessories (hello, mini Louis Vuitton bags!), the reality star loves to be on top of the latest must-haves.
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Coffman, a moderate representing a swing district in and around Aurora, was asked at a town hall about Spicer's remarks this week that even Hitler didn't "sink to using chemical weapons" during the Holocaust.
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"Now we can trace not only how plates move over the surface, but how they sink to the core-mantle boundary," Douwe van Hinsbergen from the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands told Gizmodo.
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With trouble brewing, Will, Dustin, Mike (Finn Wolfhard) and Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) gave their "Stand By Me" foursome more of an "It" dynamic by adding a redheaded tomboy, Max (Sadie Sink), to the mix.
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What was once expected to be one of 2019's hottest IPOs at a value of $47 billion has turned into a string of mishaps that's seen the company's value sink to around $8 billion.
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What was once expected to be one of 2019′s hottest IPOs at a value of $47 billion has turned into a string of mishaps that's seen the company's value sink to around $8 billion.
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She said she sees so many people in the wider witch community using idealistic slogans like "love and light" or "don't sink to their level" in order to justify a minimum level of political engagement.
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Snapchat loses 2M more users in Q3 as shares sink to new low [Update: Thoughts about Amazon and ByteDance added, plus revised projections from MoffettNathanson stating Snap would not run out of cash until 2020.]
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Why it matters: While revenue and earnings per share beat Wall Street expectations (more below), the $2.7 billion antitrust charge caused profits to sink to $3.5 billion, withering down 27.7% from last years' $4.9 billion.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer apologized Tuesday evening after causing a firestorm for saying that Adolf Hitler "didn't even sink to using chemical weapons" against his own people like Syrian strongman Bashar Al-Assad.
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The video warned that advocacy of democracy and independence movements in Hong Kong, Taiwan and the regions of Xinjiang and Tibet could lead China to sink to levels of instability seen in Iraq or Syria.
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She uses the analogy of putting a plug in the sink to stop water from escaping: The music holds the incessant flow of sound in place, and at bay, if only for a short time.
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The waste is stored in open-air pits where the solids sink to the bottom and the liquid is later sprayed onto surrounding fields, and the flooding released millions of gallons of this untreated waste.
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The vast majority of reality series vanish without a trace; the ones that become huge hits are frequently demonized as lowest common denominator TV. And to be fair, some of them sink to that level.
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Kasey Dean, 28, who waited for Mr. Obama before his rally in Nevada last week, said it was the duty of politicians to uplift the country in moments of uncertainty — not to sink to fear.
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The measures, which weeks later were followed by Japan's move to exclude South Korea from its own trade "white list," triggered a full-blown diplomatic dispute that saw relations sink to lows unseen in decades.
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Daimler saw shares sink to the bottom of Europe's benchmarks, falling 5 percent, after the automaker announced it would be conducting an investigation into its emissions testing process, upon request of the U.S. Department of Justice.
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As its smartphones thrive, Samsung's chip business - last year's key profit driver - probably saw quarterly profit sink to its lowest in nearly two years due to weak demand from makers of other smartphones and personal computers.
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As soon as his base recognizes that they are not going to get what he promised on the campaign trail, they will eventually stop supporting him, and his approval ratings will sink to an unprecedented low.
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Urals discounts to dated Brent may sink to around minus $5-6 a barrel in the medium term, when the grade's refinery margins would compare with the levels provided when refining Middle Eastern grades, traders said.
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Kostin said the yield on the 10-year Treasury note would sink to 0.75%, and the gap between the dividend yield of the S&P 500 and the 10-year would widen to 575 basis points.
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There is an impressive balance of candidness and lyricism in these stories, which convey how platonic and romantic love can either sink to the depths of cruelty or soar as high as any imagination can stretch.
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At the Cobra Club, in Brooklyn, patrons could bid at auction for the remaining bottles and dump them in the sink to enthusiastic applause (ed note: the author's wife is co-owner of the Cobra Club).
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It's almost as if he's trying to redeem himself from a life of darkness by entrenching himself further in it, like pushing your arm into the murky waters of a blocked sink to pull out the plug.
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However, the sea butterfly sets itself apart by rotating its body 60 degrees as it performs its power stroke, making sure the weight of its shell doesn't cause it to sink to the bottom of the ocean.
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Asked about Assad's use of chemical weapons on civilians, the press secretary said that Adolf Hitler "didn't even sink to using chemical weapons" against "his own people" during World War II, apparently forgetting that Hitler gassed millions.
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No bulk wreckage has been found, and the parts of the aircraft most likely to provide clues for investigators — including the voice and data recorders — are also the ones most likely to quickly sink to the seafloor.
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You could always stuff everything in a pocket on your carry-on bag, but cords tend to get tangled, pens and keys sink to the bottom, and who even knows which pocket you stuffed your phone in.
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The lesson of our time is that humanity will have to learn to tame itself if we do not wish to see the ocean mercilessly sink to its knees, lifeless without coral, without giant angels like humpbacks.
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And what they do is they cut off the fins of sharks while they're alive, which means they can't swim, they can't hunt for food, they sink to the bottom of the ocean and they suffocate to death.
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Her journalism hums with intelligence, wit and good judgment; I implicitly trust that she'll spin through the latest research and tell us which papers float to the top of the centrifuge and which sink to the sludgy bottom.
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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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"It's clear that some elements on the hard-left unleashed everything, including the kitchen sink, to try to stop the criminal justice reform effort in the House based on the worldview of all or nothing," Jeffries told CNN.
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A woman's nails are soft like wet lasagna noodles (owing to her estrogen), but a man's nails are so heavy that he has to be careful, when swimming, that he doesn't sink to the bottom of the pool.
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If that reality is like visiting a show home, watching even the most gorgeously photographed crime drama or thriller is akin to peering under the sink, to find the caked dirt and mold and cracks in the pipes.
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They perform elaborate maneuvers (barrel rolls, S turns), mimicking what enemies might do in battle, until they're shot down and sink to the bottom of the ocean, the wreckage reincarnated as a reeflike hangout for sharks and barracudas.
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We initially came up with the idea of creating this giant stencil that would lay down on the surface of the water then sink to the bottom, allowing the paint to float up and out, coming off the stencil.
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It set a new all-time high in extended trading on Tuesday night, above $760, the latest move in a huge rebound for a company that watched its shares sink to as low as $20143 as recently as 2018.
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Existing phytoplankton often release the CO2 they captured when they die, but it might be possible to engineer ones that instead produced a stable form of carbon that could sink to the bottom of the ocean and remain there.
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" While condemning the Syrian government's chemical weapons attack last week that killed more than 80 civilians, Spicer compared Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to Adolf Hitler, suggesting that even the leader of Nazi Germany didn't "sink to using chemical weapons.
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Clinton will end up facing the same dilemma that hurt Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, and the other Republican candidates: If she responds to Trump's attacks, she'll sink to his level, but if she ignores them she may look weak or evasive.
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In early April, while speaking about Syrian leader Bashar-al-Assad in April, Spicer curiously observed that Adolf Hitler "didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," before completely walking his comments back in a rare apology from the Trump administration.
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"Wheat continues to be the loss leader in an already fundamentally bearish market, seemingly trying to sink to levels that are competitive on the global export market, but unable to find that number," said Arlan Suderman, INTL FCStone chief commodities economist.
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The prospect that India's robust growth will be derailed could offset any worries about a volatile global environment, which saw the rupee INR=D2 sink to a record low last month as part of a sell-off in emerging market assets.
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This video by Super Deluxe, a self-described "community of creative weirdos making videos," takes us through the vinyl record manufacturing process: everything from cleaning the materials in the preparation sink to the shiny end product spinning on a record player.
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"You do not want to oversaturate the bread with the cheese sauce; otherwise, it might break apart and the poor little piece of bread will sink to the bottom and drown," she said, looking at my dad all bright-eyed.
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The largest cities in America are growing at their slowest rates since before the great recession, amid rising housing prices and a continued baby bust that has seen birth rates sink to their lowest levels in more than a generation.
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The names of nine people identified as US diplomats were shown briefly on Cuban state-run TV Thursday night during a half -hour program on the incidents that have caused US-Cuban relations to sink to their lowest point in years.
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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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The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) estimated crude steel output would sink to 25.24 million tonnes in April-June, the lowest output for the quarter since 2009 when steel demand was hit hard by the global financial crisis.
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On the first day of Passover, White House press secretary Sean Spicer told a room full of reporters that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was worse than Adolf Hitler because Hitler didn't even "sink to the level" of using chemical weapons.
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The idea is that the nutrients would stimulate the growth of tiny marine plants called phytoplankton, which would incorporate carbon dioxide as they grew and then sink to the bottom of the ocean when they died, taking the carbon with them.
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New York (CNN)When Dr. Calvin Sun gets back to his New York City apartment after a 19-hour shift treating critically ill coronavirus patients, he heads straight to the kitchen sink to wash his ski goggles and ski jacket.
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The public disagreement between the two men is likely to be more damaging for Turnbull, who has already seen his poll numbers sink to all time low, as Abbott continues to enjoy support among the conservative wing of the party.
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Ms. Benson, who declined to give official dimensions, said only that the newer bathrooms shrank three to four inches from the sink to the opposite wall, and lengthened two to three inches from the back of the toilet to the door.
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Scientists don't know exactly how much plastic trash is in the ocean, but there are estimates that some 220,0000 metric tons might bob on the surface, and another 8.5 million metric tons may sink to the sea floor every year, according to Smithsonian.
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"Indications on investment have not been so stellar and this suggests that sterling could still be in for a rocky ride," according to currency analysts at Rabobank, who forecast sterling to sink to 1.27 against the dollar over the next six months.
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Then, totally unprompted, Spicer compared al-Assad to Adolf Hitler, saying, "You had someone as despicable as Hitler, who didn't even sink to chemical weapons"The White House Press Secretary just told the American press circuit that Adolf Hitler didn't use chemical weapons.
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Sean Spicer shocked many when he falsely claimed on Tuesday that "Hitler didn't even sink to the level of using chemical weapons" during World War II. In normal times, it would probably have been enough to end the career of a spokesperson.
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But as Germany's borrowing costs sink to new lows almost daily and its economy cools in light of weaker foreign demand and bruising trade disputes, domestic and international calls are becoming louder to provide extra fiscal stimulus by running a small deficit again.
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Najib, who denies any wrongdoing, has seen his popularity sink to all time lows because of a multi-billion dollar graft scandal at the 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) state fund and reports that around $1 billion were deposited in his personal bank account.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - American Airlines is shaving off an additional two inches of economy class legroom on some of the seats in its new Boeing Co 737 MAX jets, just as relations between U.S. airlines and their passengers sink to a new low.
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BEIJING/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - China's imports of Venezuelan crude oil could sink to their lowest in nearly eight years in July as the OPEC producer struggles with shrinking output and mounting logistics issues, according to people familiar with the matter and shipping data.
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Within twenty minutes (depending on the size of the patient, the number of wounds, and the amount of blood lost), the patient's brain temperature, measured using a probe in the ear or nose, will sink to somewhere in the low fifties Fahrenheit.
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MEXICO CITY, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Mexico's peso could sink to a record low after Donald Trump assumes the U.S. presidency on Friday if he unveils any aggressive actions that could hammer the exports of Latin America's No. 2 economy, traders and analysts said.
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At a time when markets are anticipating at least two interest rate cuts before the end of 2019, Evans did not commit to any further loosening of policy as the market prices in looser policy and government bond yields sink to multi-year lows.
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The dollar index stepped back from a 1-1/2-month high, relieving pressure on the rand that had seen the currency sell off sharply in the past week and eventually sink to 13.7700 in the previous session, its weakest level since April 10.
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Libya's oil revenues fell to record lows earlier this year and the country is running huge deficits, covered by foreign reserves that will sink to $43 billion by the end of 2016 from more than $100 billion three years ago, the World Bank says.
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As the current administration finds new lows to sink to virtually every day — just a few days ago, Trump blamed the horrific synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh on that congregation's lack of a security presence — people and interests should be taking a stand like this.
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The Bank of England predicts British economic growth will sink to zero in the second quarter from 0.5% in the first three months of 2019, when growth got a boost as businesses rushed to stockpile goods before the original Brexit date of March 29.
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Mark Cortazzo, a senior partner at Macro Consulting Group, says many of the variable annuities sold before the financial crisis were actually a pretty good deal for consumers because insurers had to "throw in the kitchen sink" to overcome the stigma surrounding these products.
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"Quite often they fall off, sink to the bottom of the sea and then they might lie there for months before a storm breaks them open," Justin Whitehouse, the National Trust's lead ranger for South West Cornwall, told BBC 4's Today programme on Tuesday.
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But as Germany's borrowing costs sink to new lows almost daily and its economy stalls amid weaker global demand and bruising trade disputes, the government is facing ever louder domestic and international calls to provide extra fiscal stimulus by running a small deficit again.
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In the '60s, Mr. Young and Ms. Zazeela established an intensive feeding process for their animals: To maintain their health, the turtles would be brought from their aquarium to the kitchen sink to be served shrimp and a complex mixture of brewer's yeast and calcium.
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Spicer faced heavy criticism after wrongly claiming that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler did not use chemical weapons during World War II. "To state the obvious, Hitler obviously did sink to using chemical weapons against innocent civilians," Tapper said in response to Spicer's press briefing.
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"I went through hell and saw things in Jwaideh that I had never seen before... people throwing themselves down the stairs, breaking the sink to cut their arms, strangling and beating each other," said Rehab, who declined to give her real name for fear of reprisals.
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When laundry needs to be done, Katie does it (yes, she even washes my underwear) because she's not about to stick her hand in the sink to pull out food that's gotten trapped or wash congealed cheese out of a pot, which makes the dishes my domain.
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Click here to view original GIFI know videos like this are intended to be exhilarating and make you say "woo-hoo" but I just spent the whole time waiting to see a man smack into a rusty cargo container and sink to the bottom of the ocean.
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But the real pleasure of Blunk's house is that everywhere, from the chisel grooves on the hand-carved bathroom sink to the chainsaw marks on the oak-wood floors, there is evidence of that element too often missing from our modern, mass-produced lives: the human touch.
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Additionally, I remember we had several conversations about the fact that walkers don't breathe air, therefore they wouldn't have air in their lungs, and so this walker sort of, went and passed out, basically falls on top of her like a dead weight, and they sink to the bottom.
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Instead of placing the colander in the sink and then taking the boiling pot of water to it, the reverse is pictured; the colander is placed atop the boiling pot of water, fitted snuggly into it and then the combined pair are flipped over in unison within the sink to strain.
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If you wonder where your plastic toothbrushes and cigarette lighters go after you trash them, here's your answer: many end up in the ocean, which means that they either sink to the bottom or wash up on beaches — like this remote, uninhabited island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
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For many, it's difficult to believe Donald Trump's presidential narrative thus far isn't a work of fiction — especially after Sean Spicer's White House press briefing Tuesday, during which the press secretary called concentration camps "Holocaust centers" and falsely claimed Adolf Hitler "didn't sink to using chemical weapons" (fact check: he did).
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And the bad news spread to Silicon Valley, where Uber's IPO lost billions in market value as it got caught up in the trade war storm, as well as America's heartland, where soybean farmers saw their prices — already sagging thanks to the ongoing trade dispute — sink to a 10-year low.
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The five boys, for starters, have a new girl, Max (Sadie Sink), to trigger their curiosity and confound them, albeit without quite the impact as the telekinetically gifted Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown), whose return has already been teased, and whose plot is easily the best thing about this second flight.
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Maybe because San Diego was too sunny, or maybe because they never quite sink to the depths of the Cleveland Browns or the Philadelphia 76ers, but if you ask any Chargers fan they will immediately rattle off a litany of heartbreak that I would challenge anyone outside Buffalo to adequately match.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer's shockingly ignorant claim during a Tuesday press conference that "Hitler didn't even sink to the level of using chemical weapons" during World War II drew swift condemnation from a number of Jewish groups, as did his clumsy follow-up attempts to clarify what he meant.
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In the clip below, watch how much distance and how many reads Wayne Ellington's man has to make in a single play: he's forced to hedge a ball screen, recover to the corner, fight through a double stagger screen along the baseline, sink to the block to help the post, and then close out again in the opposite corner.
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" The second "screw-up" Spicer referenced occurred in an April briefing in which he compared Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, falsely claiming that "even Hitler didn't sink to using chemical weapons" on his own people during World War II. Spicer apologized for those comments shortly thereafter, calling them "inappropriate and insensitive.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's certainly not the worst thing that could go wrong at a dinner party, but having a ladle sink to the bottom of a punch bowl or pot is no longer a potential embarrassment thanks to a clever swan-shaped alternative that's engineered to float so that it's always within easy reach.
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Not wanting to let its body sink to the ocean floor, she nudged it toward the surface as she made her way through the Pacific, off the coast of Canada and the northwestern US. One of the problems affecting whales is the lack of salmon, their main source of food due to overfishing for commercial consumption.
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Sean Spicer has offered his third apology in a single day after suggesting that Adolf Hitler did not "sink to using chemical weapons" during World War II. "I was trying to make a point about the heinous acts that Assad had made against his own people last week using chemical weapons and gas," Spicer, 45, told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Tuesday evening.
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Discussing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's attacks on his citizens, the White House press secretary said Tuesday that Adolf Hitler "didn't even sink to using chemical weapons" during World War II. Apparently forgetting the millions of Jews Hitler gassed to death, Spicer was swiftly fact-checked in real time by a nimble chyron writer at MSNBC: What a chyron pic.twitter.
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Not wanting to let its body sink to the ocean floor, she nudged it toward the surface as she made her way through the Pacific, off the coast of Canada and the northwestern US. Lack of salmon is killing orcas One of the problems affecting whales is the lack of salmon, their main source of food due to overfishing for commercial consumption.
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Leaning against the kitchen sink — to an audience of a 12-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy — Berenice solemnly describes the death of her first husband, the person who had made her happier than "any human woman," and how forever after she kept seeing "little pieces" of him in other men, some of whom she was foolish enough to marry.
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When the Apollo astronauts climbed into the command module as they approached Earth, they left the suitcase behind in the lunar module; then they fired the lunar module's engines to divert it to the area over the Tonga Trench, one of the deepest parts of the Pacific—so the cask would fall into the sea and sink to the bottom.
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And when he was done he went and laid on the bed as I crawled to the bathroom on my hands and knees to the sink to try to spit out the taste in my mouth, and I was scared to look at myself, but I did, and I saw that I had been crying long enough that my eyes were red and swollen at that point.
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But Trump and the likes of Tom Cotton, Jeff Sessions, and Stephen Miller pose fundamentally the same question: Will America live up to the inherent potential of a nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all people are created equal, or will it sink to the depths of narrow ethnic politics in a way that is unworthy of its great purpose?
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At best, it was another failed attempt by President Obama to impose his will by any means available on a situation that he has never fully understood -- despite the fact that the entire time he had any political accountability he explicitly said that he would never sink to use these means, which he acknowledged are ineffective, and in fact even counterproductive because they encourage the parties to harden their positions and refrain from further direct negotiations.
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" In the blistering column, the newspaper said that while it would not "sink to name-calling in the Trumpian manner" following his attacks on the majority-black district, it would like tell "the most dishonest man to ever occupy the Oval Office … the gleeful grabber of women's private parts, the serial bankrupter of businesses, the useful idiot of Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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Pop open the NUC Element module after two more screws, and you'll find an L-shaped vapor chamber cooler for the 21W Core i2250, i27, or i7003-2700HK CPU (laptop grade, but one of the fastest Intel makes); an 29mm blower-style fan and heat sink to dissipate the heat; two standard DDR220 laptop memory module slots; and two slots for stick-shaped M.2 NVMe solid state drives — just load it up with whatever you like.
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Anyway, here's a one-bed in Hammersmith which – and we can't be sure, we can never be sure – but I'm pretty sure is a repurposed well shaft, that a number of innocent people died in, their bones picked clean of flesh by the dogs and left to glint ivory in the dim sunlight, and then built over with a load of wood offcuts and Britain's smallest sink to make something that almost – very, very almost – resembles somewhere where a human being could feasibly live.
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" Stern's comments come after Spicer — in an attempt to denounce Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons attack on his people — suggested during a press briefing Tuesday that even Hitler did not "sink to using chemical weapons" in World War II. FROM COINAGE: This Is How Much It Would Cost to Paint the White House (And More Crazy Facts) Spicer later apologized for his remarks, telling CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Tuesday night: "I was trying to make a point about the heinous acts that Assad had made against his own people last week using chemical weapons and gas.
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