And I just remembered I kept sinking, I kept sinking.
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Click here to view original GIFThat sinking feeling: X-ray view showing the sinking ants.
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And the East Cut is also where the infamously sinking Millennium Tower is, well, sinking.
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A woman who survived the Titanic's sinking later survived the sinking of another ship: the Britannic.
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"They put you in different situations, like a slow-sinking vehicle or rapid-sinking vehicle," he said.
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As an American, following this debacle is like watching one sinking ship from the deck of another sinking ship.
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Jakarta is sinking — and it's sinking fast, with current estimates predicting half the city will be underwater by 73.
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Jakarta is sinking — and it's sinking fast, with current estimates predicting half the city will be underwater by 2030.
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New York (CNN Business)The revelations from Robert Mueller's report are sinking in -— and American politics are sinking ever lower.
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Lately the residents of Redcar, a town of 40,000 on Teesside, have worried more about a sinking economy than sinking ships.
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The crew of the Shabahang ship was pleading for help, saying, "we are sinking, we are sinking," according to IRNA reporting.
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" He added: "I've heard of rats jumping off a sinking ship, but very few of them jump onto a sinking ship.
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That sinking feeling Parts of Beijing are sinking up to 4 inches a year, thanks to the thirsty city depleting its groundwater sources.
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A woman who was on the nearby Showboat Branson Belle, a riverboat docked near the sinking ship, recorded video of the duck boat sinking.
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" There is a moment in my film where there's a voice of the echo of desperation of migrants asking for help: "We're sinking, we're sinking!
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Crew saved ship from sinking The admiral said the ship had been in danger of sinking but was saved by the "heroic efforts" of the crew.
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Though the experience of swimming alongside these decadent images is a separate experience in itself, take a gander of Sinking World below: Learn more about Sinking World on the website here.
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Investigators are still piecing events of the sinking together, but at this point NTSB has ruled out a major structure failure as a cause of the El Faro's sinking, Roth-Roffy said.
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"We must stop Tuvalu from sinking and the world from sinking with Tuvalu," United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres said in a tweet during a trip to the South Pacific in May.
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Democrats are one vote away from sinking Betsy DeVos Democrats are one vote away from sinking Betsy DeVos President Donald Trump's nomination of Betsy DeVos as secretary of education is in jeopardy.
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A sinking emptiness followed by a hot well of shame.
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So, the price of gold has been sinking ever since.
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His poll numbers are sinking and the Resistance is growing.
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"I had a sinking feeling it was Erin," says Holt.
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So we're all making losses, the whole business is sinking.
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It's finally sinking in that something has happened to Barb.
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So Lutsenko is tied to someone whose ship is sinking.
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Mitterrand won that battle, becoming president twice and sinking Rocard.
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Lawrie moved to 11 under par after sinking seven birdies.
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Some of these cities are now thriving; others are sinking.
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This sinking feeling wasn't something an Advil could clear up.
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Barnes put the game away by sinking two free throws.
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This, in turn, sent stocks with high dividend yields sinking.
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"It's still sinking in," one administration official said told CNN.
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It's all gradually sinking to the bottom of the ocean.
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Google parent Alphabet is sinking further into an antitrust quagmire.
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Qatar's index was the region's worst performer, sinking 1.2 percent.
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On being stuck in a patch of sinking sand. 6.
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Tracy ran the numbers and promptly exited the sinking ship.
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Then Gerardo Parra banged a sinking line drive to left.
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Ms. Rathore stopped herself, sinking her head into her hands.
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North Korea denied having anything to do with the sinking.
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It's sinking in, you're feeling the impact of the hurricane.
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In the cattle markets, futures bounced after sinking on Wednesday.
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There is also the added fact that Venice is sinking.
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"I was always sinking down in those chairs," she said.
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He helped prevent Congress from sinking the Iran nuclear deal.
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Millennium Tower in San Francisco is still sinking and leaning.
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A sinking ocean liner does not take on added cargo.
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I felt its teeth sinking deep into bone and sinew.
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"It was like a boat sinking," Lille supporter Esteban said.
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The stock was sinking about 7 percent in the premarket.
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Automation and sinking trucker pay threaten America's millions of truckers.
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Yunel Escobar then hit a sinking liner to center field.
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I watched with a sinking heart, trying to distract her.
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Weeks later, bitcoin suffered a major blow — sinking to $6,400.
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Many Americans are sinking under the weight of student debt.
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I can't imagine it floating on the surface and sinking.
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In 153 when oil was at $145, stocks were sinking.
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We'll just want to experience the sinking of the ship.
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The other problem is that we're facing a sinking administration.
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All the while, an uncomfortable reality has been sinking in.
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Watch brands also are sinking millions into boutiques in London.
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But if Beloit was sinking, the Hendrickses were riding high.
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Sinking to its depths, its texture is like weathered velvet.
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I lay there, eventually sinking into a cocoon of relief.
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Such moments keep this tough documentary from sinking into despair.
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Mexico City — a thirsty metropolis of 21 million — is sinking.
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Despite his sinking ranking, Djokovic was buoyant after the defeat.
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Squinting against the sinking sun, Ahlum read out the lineups.
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It happened last year, that sinking feeling I know well.
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It's perfectly capable when it comes to sinking screws, too.
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Rats are always the first ones off a sinking ship.
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This sudden sinking feeling is far too familiar for that.
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Venice is sinking, subjected to overtourism, and experiencing recurring floods.
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Mining majors were lower, with Rio Tinto sinking 290.189 percent.
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He said fishermen had rescued several people after the sinking.
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He puts his arms out to stop himself from sinking.
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"If our country is falling to pieces and you have artists running around saying they're political artists, but really their art is hanging on a sinking ship, the ship is still sinking," Sulkowicz explains.
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The sinking building has made national headlines over the past few years -- they call it "the sinking tower of San Fran" and several residents have already filed a class action suit against the developers.
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Just keep in mind that things can get out of hand easily for a novice with a lot of sinking line, so you may prefer starting out with the 10- or 12-foot sinking tip.
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Parts of the city may be entirely submerged by 2050, with the northern part of Jakarta sinking eight feet in 85033 years and sinking an average of 1-15 centimeters annually, according to the BBC.
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First transatlantic voyage, sinking the Bismarck, rescuing Titanic survivors, first steamship?
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The Lake Toba sinking was the worst in about a decade.
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Basic resources dragged down sentiment on Friday, sinking 2 percent down.
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That sinking feeling down deep of, Where is this country going.
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Sinking to new depths, then—but in the best possible way.
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Ms Le Pen's polling numbers have actually been sinking of late.
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Italy, where the ship was headed, has not investigated the sinking.
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The plywood subfloor was inadequate and incomplete; the floor was sinking.
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This caused stocks to tumble, with Tullow Oil sinking 27 percent.
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Some refinanced a second, third, fourth time, sinking deeper into debt.
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Those loans would soon prove instrumental in sinking the US economy.
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In the shorter term, it risks sinking in a different sense.
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One ship sinking quickly, the other staying afloat through two winters.
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Several panic passengers had tweeted rumors that the ship was sinking.
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But how do we galley rowers on a sinking ship cope?
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This water force prevents the board from "sinking" into the wave.
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As Payne noted, the reason for the sinking is still unknown.
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"I'm not a rat to flee a sinking ship," he said.
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Another worry for Cramer is the return of sinking oil prices.
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Also on the docket this week: sinking stock prices in China.
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Sinking that bank shot would be tricky enough in normal circumstances.
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Quirky, the ambitious tech incubator, was a wildly mismanaged sinking ship.
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Shutting down the government further damages the rapidly sinking Republican brand.
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Did you feel that sinking feeling just from reading that question?
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That seems to help it from sinking into recession by mistake.
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Chris eventually rights the sinking ship, but it takes a while.
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The robot moves around to make sinking a ball more difficult.
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In March, he compared the California GOP to a sinking ship.
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So as I grew, this image from childhood started sinking in.
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He seems to lack any instinct for righting a sinking ship.
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The captain and 13 passengers survived the sinking eight days ago.
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The enormity of what I was hearing was slowly sinking in.
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But she sees the land all around Tangier sinking and eroding.
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Venice is sinking at a rate of 0.08 inches every year.
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She survived the sinking of both the Titanic and the Britannic.
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That means Trump has time to turn around his sinking ship.
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But for now, nothing has materialized and skepticism is sinking in.
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Omaha went to the foul line only 12 times, sinking eight.
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But I feel like right now is when people start sinking.
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Lehr had to think fast to save his ship from sinking.
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The pace seems to be quickening as the price continues sinking.
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Officials in Pyongyang have denied any involvement in the ship's sinking.
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The same day, Mr. Madsen was rescued from his sinking submarine.
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And after his disastrous appearance, Bloomberg started sinking in the polls.
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To learn more, read "Sinking Islands, Floating Nation," by Matthieu Rytz.
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I'd been reading Sherman's report of the Wasp's sinking that day.
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Somehow, I have a sinking feeling that these are my people.
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He had turned around his chair, sinking into the music's sweetness.
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"It started sinking from one end before capsizing," Mr. Marato said.
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Is it a sinking ship, in the soup, up the creek?
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Listening to Beach House is like sinking into a familiar dream.
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"Sinking in the fog" is a foggy view of Moscow, Russia.
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By last week, his words appeared to be sinking in elsewhere.
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Wind chills are somewhat brutal, sinking well down into the teens.
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Qatar's index dropped 0.4 percent after sinking 1.5 percent on Wednesday.
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XRP is not falling as fast, but it is still sinking.
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They are just left with a sinking feeling in their stomachs.
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There are no witness accounts from that time of a sinking.
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I imagined her sinking down among the traffic and getting crushed.
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Similarly, that SINKING FEELING might describe "Anxiety, to a plumber" (52A).
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The driver of the duck boat was killed in the sinking.
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Venice, for example, has been thought to be sinking for years.
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Meanwhile, Lebanon's leaders are fighting over berths on a sinking ship.
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Venice has been called the floating city when, actually, it's sinking.
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A sinking feeling began to take over, Paul was tuning out.
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Film still from My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea Film still from My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea is uniquely excellent because it relies heavily on a resource that few other animated features have: a powerful visual grammar that has been finely honed in the trenches of comics storytelling.
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The Sinking City is an open-world detective game from developer Frogwares.
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There's no way that rat is going down with the sinking ship.
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A 2166 watercolor of the sinking of USS San Diego in 93.
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I'd bullshitted my way into this job and I was already sinking.
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But I have a sinking feeling in my stomach about the march.
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Ever get a sinking feeling when you're around a certain co-worker?
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Meanwhile, amid increased regulation and sinking profits, many banks are cutting back.
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He just adds one more hole to a ship that's already sinking.
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But prices for those items flagged recently, sinking hopes of a recovery.
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Politicians are notorious for debating and talking when the ship is sinking.
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I clutched at Oliver's lush, dark hair as if I were sinking.
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That could save its sinking stock price and help it remain independent.
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He said further action over the April sinking was not ruled out.
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But, instead of sinking into apathy, she began to write her novel.
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"The water runs off... instead of sinking into the ground," he said.
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The dollar has been sinking on low expectations for a rate hike.
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CDT (21 GMT) after earlier sinking by the daily 22-cent limit.
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Then George has a major meltdown … and I have a sinking feeling.
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The next day, Madsen was rescued from the sinking submarine without Wall.
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Government officials may be sinking and choking in their new digs, too.
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It's all pretty morose, the sight of Kevin sinking lower and lower.
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But developers have not determined the cause of the tilting and sinking.
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During World War I, German U-Boats were regularly sinking British vessels.
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With a sinking feeling, I remember that he is now my ex.
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The people on the sinking craft are not part of her humanity.
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"Our credit as a nation is sinking," said Connecticut delegate Roger Sherman.
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This was unacceptable to London, sinking a tentative deal in mid-October.
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Towing it out to sea and sinking it would be too difficult.
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And there is that same sinking feel it too will fade away.
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President's sinking was a tragic end to a highly eventful final voyage
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"That's just shifting deck chairs on the proverbial sinking ship," he added.
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But it also reflects how Weinstein was already sinking in industry esteem.
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And that's the fantasy that The Sinking City seems to be selling.
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Otto Porter Jr. had 31 points, sinking seven treys, and 063 rebounds.
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High scores in Dangerous Golf aren't connected to sinking the ball quickly.
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When everything's going wrong and your industry's sinking, who you gonna blame?
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And when the money runs out it's rats leaving a sinking ship.
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Thanks to ObamaCare, our healthcare system is sinking faster than the Titanic.
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Snap Inc desperately needs ad revenue to redirect its sinking share price.
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The U.S. Coast Guard began hearings this week to investigate the sinking.
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That, dear friends, is a tale of sinking into utter online irrelevance.
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A new poll shows that the administration's misleading rhetoric is sinking in.
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The teams exhausted their timeouts, and a sinking feeling permeated the crowd.
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Tech stocks once again got hit hard, with the Nasdaq sinking 1.7%.
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Do you remember that sinking feeling from college when finals were approaching?
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Trump has some uncanny superpower that allows her to keep from sinking.
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Jessop was just 25 when she survived the sinking of the Titanic.
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It centered around the sinking of a fictional ship called the Titan.
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After the sinking of the Titanic, Brown became a full-fledged activist.
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When the navy arrived at a third rubber craft, it was sinking.
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"It seemed like a national consciousness was sinking in," Ms. Rasheed said.
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Political turmoil in Italy sent stocks around the globe sinking on Tuesday.
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Junior reserve guard Svi Mykhailiuk added 10 points, sinking two 3-pointers.
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But second of all, Belichick is signing on to that sinking ship?
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" Ms. Ayotte, sinking in most polls, now says she made "a mistake.
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Judge Kavanaguh's approval ratings are sinking — a decline attributable to independent women.
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Global markets are sinking and U.S. futures point to another big drop.
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Just make sure to keep them wet or you'll find yourself sinking.
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Thomas Vinterberg's new movie relives the sinking of the Russian submarine Kursk.
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The Sanchi exploded and burned for more than a week before sinking.
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They soften after sinking into the broth, thickening it with their bulk.
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Jakarta is sinking, and it may have only a decade to act.
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The sell-off was fueled by sinking demand due to coronavirus concerns.
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Unemployment is sinking and businesses are churning out more goods and services.
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The Nifty Auto Index dropped 13.3%, with Ashok Leyland Ltd sinking 19%.
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Economist Stephen Roach believes the country is sinking into an unprecedented recession.
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Now it's sinking, covered in kelp, and totally submerged at high tide.
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The Dow Jones sinking 20.25% after opening only just in the red.
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Just as that was sinking in, two reporters from national outlets called.
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But SMART is far from the only company sinking its hooks in
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There is no benefit to workers to staying aboard a sinking ship.
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"The unemployment rate sinking to a 49-year low," another voice adds.
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Entire neighborhoods seem to be sinking under piles of their own waste.
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Outside my window, the houses on the street look like sinking ships.
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Republican delegates can resign themselves to go down on a sinking ship.
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She said bailing out of a sinking aircraft requires practice and expertise.
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Meanwhile, the 10-year yield is sinking back to almost record lows.
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The hearts and spirits of trans kids nationwide are sinking with disappointment.
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And it is trying to reverse sinking public opinion of its brand.
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Morning Consult reports that Trump's approval ratings are sinking in every state.
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Now, even without an indictment, Hillary Clinton's fortunes are rapidly sinking. 11.
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He stood up carefully, the mattress sinking and shifting under his feet.
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The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the cause of the sinking.
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Still, not every polling agency has Trump's approval rating sinking that low.
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Why would he want to continue sinking money into an unprofitable team?
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Through the blur, you can see that the entire tower is slowly sinking.
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One additional ball will represent crews and submarines lost in non-sinking incidents.
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The episode ended with Tyrion's brother sinking in a river wearing heavy armor.
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The sinking of one boat left 423 Chinese tourists dead and two missing.
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I had a deep, sinking feeling that my writing was about to give.
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Neither vessel, as of now, is believed to be at risk of sinking.
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The sinking of the Titanic continues to fascinate a surprising number of people.
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Less time at home = less time sinking into a black hole of sadness.
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GDP growth did not replicate that rise, however, sinking from 1.7% to 1.4%.
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"I know I wasn't responsible for the boat sinking," he told ABC News.
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Sell orders accelerated in the final hour with Dubai Investments sinking 6.5 percent.
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It would keep sinking for another six months, losing nearly half its value.
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Sinking into my memory-foam pillows is often the highlight of my day.
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"Location, sink, ball not sinking," Atlanta manager Brian Snitker said, reciting Johnson's problems.
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The U.K. ship is not sinking — it's the second strongest economy in Europe.
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Tim Scott said he would not vote to confirm Farr, sinking his nomination.
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It was glass shattering all around me — a heart sinking, fist clinching ache.
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Near to the old BHS store is another sinking flagship, House of Fraser.
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Its sinking was one of the deadliest American maritime disasters in 30 years.
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Mr. Christie has staked everything on New Hampshire but appears to be sinking.
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Cattle futures also closed lower, sinking to their lowest in nearly a month.
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Poulter took advantage of the reprieve, chipping up and sinking the birdie putt.
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"It was one of those sinking line drives," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said.
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A frantic, desperate sinking Clinton tries to rap my character on this issue.
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To date, nine lawsuits have been filed about the tower's tilting and sinking.
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But be warned, that it might cause a sinking feeling in your stomach.
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Jakarta is overcrowded, polluted, and sinking faster than any other city on Earth.
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Now two other adjectives also define this luxury high-rise: sinking and tilting.
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Finally, by pretending her own yacht is sinking, Rike succeeds in summoning help.
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Oil-rich Venezuela has been sinking deeper into an economic and political crisis.
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If survival means sinking to the status of a human, he wants out.
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At that moment, I just remember sinking into my desk and just crying.
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Last year, after sinking $9 billion into the project, the utility gave up.
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A nasty virus is sinking its teeth into Atlanta in The CW's Containment.
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John McCain defy the President by sinking the effort to repeal Obamacare. Sen.
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After Chatwood walked his fourth batter, Cahill, Margot hit a sinking line drive.
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Disney said that ESPN was the main culprit behind its sinking cable profits.
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The dollar stood little changed at 0.53 yen after sinking 20.5 percent overnight.
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EDT (2772.50 GMT), earlier sinking to $2761.80,216, a 980.053-2980.05/23-week low.
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The residential streets in Tampa, Florida look like they're sinking into the earth.
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And in Europe, Facebook lost 1 million users, sinking to 376 million monthlies.
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Google Fiber is sinking and now it's time for taxpayers to abandon ship.
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New warnings about flying ballistic blocks and sinking lava lakes help us remember!
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Yet bailing water from a sinking boat doesn't compare to fixing the leak.
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The next line you'll want to have will be a sinking tip line.
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Wirecard shares are sinking after the Financial Times alleged the company inflated sales.
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The National Transportation Safety Board is also investigating the cause of the sinking.
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Emerging market stocks are sinking, and one portfolio manager is urging more caution.
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Fournier provided Orlando's final points, sinking two free throws with 7.8 seconds remaining.
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But residents weren't happy after learning in 2015 that the building is sinking.
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Four Republicans have said they would vote against Cain, essentially sinking his nomination.
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What will one more sinking of state do to the lifeboats around it?
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He might have mistakenly thought the ship was sinking and ordered an evacuation.
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It's also helped spur Planned Parenthood into sinking massive resources into defeating Handel.
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Cops say Robinson and the woman were asleep as the car was sinking.
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So while we're sinking pretty low this election cycle, we've definitely gone lower.
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Authorities received the first 911 call about the sinking at 7:09 p.m.
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Snoop Dogg's brownies were sinking under the weight of all of the chocolate.
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A receding tide is not sinking all ships for hedge-fund-like strategies.
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Authorities received the first 911 call about the sinking at 303:09 p.m.
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Hog futures also were sharply lower, sinking to their lowest since October 2018.
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Sinking may also protect them from cold surface water or ice, he said.
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But residents aren't happy after learning last year that the building is sinking.
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"I feel like I'm slowly sinking as I'm trying to grow," she said.
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They are really sinking into enjoying each other's company at their dream destination.
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North Korea has denied its involvement in the sinking which killed 46 sailors.
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The seas are rising, but in addition, Kutubdia itself seems to be sinking.
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I passed those months with a sinking feeling I could not quite name.
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As my column has aimed to highlight, too many Americans are, well, sinking.
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I have a clear memory of sinking through the water, beginning to choke.
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The others are sinking into obsolescence without knowing what to do with themselves.
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The shape of light from the doorway had shifted with the sinking sun.
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Very often, their occupants need to be rescued from sinking or crippled boats.
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Disaffected voters may again stay home, sinking yet another Democratic candidate for president.
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We've already seen cabinet members discarding self-respect and sinking to grotesque obsequiousness.
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The National Transportation Safety Board also is investigating the cause of the sinking.
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"It's all sort of sinking in right now," the Nets' Joe Harris said.
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With the economy sinking, nobody was buying the luxury apartments in the building.
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I understood with a sinking feeling that I was supposed to keep talking.
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Are you new to town or hoping to stop sinking money into rent?
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The U.S.-China trade war has eroded business confidence, sinking investment and manufacturing.
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And even a rising stock market contains more than a few sinking ships.
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Investors got spooked by market conditions, Brexit and the risks of shaft-sinking.
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Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, is overcrowded, flooding, and sinking into the sea.
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Built on a silty lake bed, Mexico City has been sinking for centuries.
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"The boat is sinking and we need to change the captain," he said.
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I can still get my dopamine rush without that sinking feeling later on.
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Against the yen, the greenback was firmer at 112.54 after sinking last Friday.
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China's Shanghai Composite lost 13% in October, sinking deeper into a bear market.
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When a ship of fools is sinking, there's always room for another passenger.
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While sinking in the sand, Finn said he needed to tell Rey something.
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Sterling tumbled 0.9 percent to $1.4384 after sinking as low as $248.403 earlier.
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Go deeper: China's manufacturing is pushing higher while the U.S.'s is sinking
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" In closed door testimony, Morrison said the revelation gave him "a sinking feeling.
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It's the world's largest navy base—and it's sinking as ocean levels rise.
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Andreas Franke's series Sinking World is not coming to a gallery near you.
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"If they build boat that was sinking and people in it were sinking and they said no, we're not gonna throw you a life preserver, that doesn't go over very well with the American people," Murphy said to the The Hill.
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There's no good or evil in The Sinking City, only competing interests and agendas.
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Many South Koreans were outraged at the systemic lapses that contributed to the sinking.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1370 after sinking 0.75 percent the previous day.
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After spotting the sub's periscope, the Ward's captain ordered an attack, sinking the vessel.
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Was it really just reality sinking in that things were starting to get serious?
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Coleman survived the duck boat&aposs sinking at Table Rock Lake near Branson, Missouri.
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By comparison, around 1,500 people were killed during the sinking of the Titanic. [BBC]
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Now, much of the global economy is sinking while the U.S. continues to rise.
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And this nagging, sinking feeling, no matter your political beliefs, this is not right.
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It's a cube that looks like it's sinking into whatever surface it's sitting on.
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Cue that sinking feeling: You start wondering if hiring this person was a mistake.
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The Lake Toba sinking two weeks ago was the worst in about a decade.
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On Friday, President John Magufuli ordered the arrest of those responsible for the sinking.
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Apple has been sinking over the past quarter on fears of slowing iPhone sales.
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Isle de Jean Charles, located 80 miles from New Orleans, has been sinking slowly.
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The night before their last day of school, Kim Krawczyk had a sinking feeling.
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But under its would-be sultan, Turkey is sinking into the marsh of dictatorship.
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The plunge continued Monday, with the Standard & Poor's 25.2-stock index sinking 23 percent.
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It has steadily dropped since, sinking as low as -16 percent in March 2017.
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My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea is about what it sounds like.
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The last few seconds of the episode hung with Jaime sinking towards the bottom.
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They came from fellow Republicans, Democrats and outside groups dedicated to sinking his candidacy.
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IF A city sinks into the ground but nobody notices, is it really sinking?
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Unlike global warming, the problem of a sinking city is local, and eminently solvable.
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There are obscene amounts of plastic drifting, floating, and sinking through the Earth's oceans.
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Tokyo's Nikkei 113.10 plunged 4.8 percent after earlier sinking as much as 5.3 percent.
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We're all (unfortunately) familiar with that sinking feeling when you can't find your phone.
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Sagar's noises and shudders don't stop, but I find myself sinking into the bed.
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In northern Russia, buildings are sinking and cracking as the permafrost beneath them thaws.
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Sinking holiday sales aren't scary if the overall business is both healthy and growing.
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He spoke, too, about the sinking feeling of watching the Panthers celebrate their victory.
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For months the ship's sinking became a rallying cry for Jews around the world.
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" Adds the star: "I saved myself first, before I was on a sinking ship.
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Things like soldiers sinking in the ocean because of the weight of their gear?
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A picture taken from the air as the Ariciogullari was sinking also reflects this.
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Lawyers said police and prosecutors have not examined any connection with the April sinking.
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With little time and sinking poll numbers, congressional Republicans are now fending for themselves.
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As buyers disappear and miss settlement payments, some projects are sinking under their debts.
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This is a player who's more familiar with exceeding expectations than sinking beneath them.
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The crew managed to keep the ship from sinking, preventing further loss of life.
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People are shorting the Lyft stock, looking to profit off the company's sinking value.
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It's a sinking stone, and I'm tied to it, but I'm trying to swim.
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The song is about the sinking of the German battleship the Bismarck during WWII.
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I know that I wasn't responsible for anything that resulted from the boat sinking.
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Stocks dipped Wednesday amid growing anxiety about the presidential election and sinking oil prices.
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Accordingly, parts of Jakarta are sinking by as much as 10 inches a year.
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Hungary, Poland and Turkey have been sinking deeper into the "flawed" category since 2015.
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Go Deeper: There's already a sinking problem in Houston, per U.S. News & World Report.
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And, of course, its capital city isn't sinking and flooding the way Jakarta is.
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But fresh thinking is also needed to help countries avoid sinking into protracted situations.
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Democrats complained Trump's uncompromising approach was sinking efforts to find a deal in Congress.
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The whole experience was like sinking to the bottom of the ocean, you know?
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The first 911 call regarding the duck boat sinking came at 7:09 p.m.
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Simba's paw sinking into Mufasa's is shown from a different angle in the remake.
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Major U.S. indexes rose after sinking to 3-323/2 months lows on Wednesday.
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And two of his strong points, leadership and intelligence, are sinking to new lows.
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The staples are sinking, and it's giving one trader flashbacks to the financial crisis.
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The lira found some support after sinking to its record low against the greenback.
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Authorities received the first 911 call about the boat's sinking at 7:09 p.m.
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Instead, you were sounding the alarm bells well before the sinking of the economy.
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But there are ways to get away this summer without sinking deeper into debt.
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They recently rallied to about $47 a barrel after sinking below $30 in February.
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Let your legs go limpFeel your right quad sinking down, getting heavier and heavier.
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I feel myself sinking—that's the word I use with my family and friends.
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Shares were down 4 percent at $72.10 after earlier sinking more than 3.13 percent.
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Palladium lost 1.46 percent at $949.95, earlier sinking to $948.50, a seven-week low.
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For U.S.-based companies, that typically means squeezed margins, dimmer guidance and sinking stocks.
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It'll float in the pool, so you don't have to worry about it sinking.
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The reader gets that sinking feeling early on, and it never entirely goes away.
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A wave of negative sentiment on Apple sent the company's stock sinking on Friday.
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And if the world is sinking in surplus metal, where exactly is that surplus?
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It is like using duct tape to plug the holes on a sinking boat.
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He didn't get an enthusiastic response from the two elderly regulars sinking midday pints.
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This is the second reported sinking of a North Korea cargo ship since January.
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The S&P 500 declined 1.9%, sinking to the lowest level since early April.
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The regime responded by sinking a South Korean Navy ship, killing 46 Korean sailors.
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The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating to determine the cause of the sinking.
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Trump's hostile rhetoric also makes them wary of sinking cash in Iran at all.
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He blamed the city's construction of a neighboring railway station for the building's sinking.
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For many people, Christmas gifts and upcoming vacations are obvious options for sinking funds.
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A navigator's skill was particularly tested when his ship was under fire, or sinking.
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"The sinking of our ship mirrors the state of Philippine sovereignty," Ms. Hontiveros said.
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That place already looks like it's on the verge of sinking as it is.
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Instead, the stadium felt quiet: a heavy, airless quiet, the sound of hearts sinking.
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But by 2011, Spain was sinking into a banking crisis and facing record unemployment.
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I realize he is right and get a sad, sinking feeling in my stomach.
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Recent national polls have shown Biden's support among black voters sinking and Bloomberg's rising.
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At the same time, some coastal areas are undergoing subsidence, meaning they are sinking.
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Already, major multinational companies are expressing reservations about sinking the next investment in Britain.
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It was that sinking feeling, like — oh my God, I remember how you felt.
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U.S. consumer sentiment last fell to 95.1 in June, sinking 2.1 percent from May.
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Now the Knicks find themselves sinking further into a quandary of their own making.
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On Sunday, he somehow outdid himself, sinking 6 of 9 shots from the field.
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The Titanic is sinking and smart politicians should save themselves before it's too late.
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The black sun had been haloed in purple, sinking against a field of yellow.
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These standards don't just keep Los Angeles from sinking back beneath a sulfurous cloud.
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Mr. Bakhsh, his heart sinking, gathered a dozen people to search through the night.
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The 2019 box office had big highs ("Avengers: Endgame") and sinking lows ("The Goldfinch").
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After sinking to 1.43% on September 3, the yield has climbed to nearly 1.9%.
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She pictured her son sinking up to his neck in the reddish bog water.
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Everything is falling apart, decaying, and the container is rapidly sinking into the mud.
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Beijing had to dip deep into its pockets to keep the currency from sinking.
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The Nifty Auto Index dropped 13.85%, with Maruti Suzuki India Ltd sinking nearly 17%.
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Indeed, Democrats have triumphed all over the country, as Trump's approval rating keeps sinking.
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The government had kept news of the sinking under wraps to protect civilian morale.
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Millennium Partners, after a long period of silence, told reporters this week that while their own removal of groundwater had been responsible for the initial sinking of the building, the subsequent sinking was caused by the digging next door at the transportation hub.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Film still from My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea (images provided by GKIDS) Cartoonist Dash Shaw's first animated feature, My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea, opens with abstractions that gradually slide into distinction.
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The dolly was sinking when we were doing this shot and it was very scary.
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The rapid sinking could affect buildings and public works projects, including the city's rail network.
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He broke his ankle in the 16th week last season, sinking Oakland&aposs title hopes.
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This is for all those mamas out there that sometime feel like they are sinking.
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Kemba Walker led the Hornets with 29 points, sinking 7 of 313 3-point attempts.
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Sadly, the sinking of passenger liners during World War II was a fairly common occurrence.
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Unexpectedly, it seems the sinking is actually necessary to the maintenance of the overall structure.
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Emmet Flood is the kind of man you'd bring in to right a sinking ship.
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The low-lying city is also prone to air pollution and flooding, and is sinking.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average was sinking about 3 percent at its worst levels Thursday.
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They kidnapped and tortured the 14-year old, sinking his body in the Tallahatchie River.
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I said nothing about the horror show that was still sinking its teeth into me.
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I stared at my cinder-block dorm wall and imagined sinking deep into the cracks.
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U.S. stock futures were under pressure from declines in Europe, where bank stocks were sinking.
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It was a pretty good sinking curveball (to Segura) and Mikey made a heckuva play.
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That's all good, but then you feel that boat and it's sinking a little bit.
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We have a sinking feeling that this adorable Frenchie was born to the wrong species.
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Bringing up the rear among European stocks was Swiss asset manager GAM, sinking 13.3 percent.
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After all, both David and Sanders play characters on board a sinking, Titanic-esque ship.
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The Turkish lira found some support after sinking to its record low against the greenback.
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In the 1980s the Soviets were burdened by sinking oil prices and soaring defence spending.
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Before long, a near-sunken Captain, We're Sinking started to bob back to the surface.
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Let it sit overnight, and it will separate, the sweet wine sinking to the bottom.
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When the ship is sinking no one is going to throw you a life raft.
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Entering the latest Continental is like sinking behind the controls of a fantasy rocket ship.
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The primary cause of sinking share prices has been decelerating growth and weak forward guidance.
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Sterling licked its wounds after sinking to a three-week low against the dollar overnight.
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Four crew members were arrested Thursday over the sinking of the boat, state media reported.
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Retailers were also sinking, with Marks & Spencer down 5.2 percent and Next down 5 percent.
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There are few things more rewarding than sinking your teeth into a good YA novel.
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The resulting sinking air causes drier conditions and inhibits the development of rain-producing systems.
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Speaking of going deep, Alex (Justin Chambers) is a sinking ship as Chief of Surgery.
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" One from the Brookings Institution said that the program was "sinking under its own weight.
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The strength of a thousand fire-breathing demons breeds in my infernal, sinking soul. pic.twitter.
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He enjoys sinking his teeth into whatever book, literature, or Wikipedia page that interests him.
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Terrified tears -- from the sinking reality that reunification with their families would not be guaranteed.
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A close-up image of sinking marine snow and fecal pellets in the Bering Sea.
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You gotta see Game explain how his commitment to cussing ended up sinking the deal.
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Fellow German lender Commerzbank tumbled to the bottom of the index, sinking over 5 percent.
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Hoisted 100 feet in the air ... hitting speeds of 60 mph ... and SINKING THE SHOT?!??
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" He adds: "Duck boats are death traps, and with the canopies, they are sinking coffins.
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"I definitely had a sinking feeling in my stomach," she told the Salt Lake Tribune.
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But I reached for it as one would a life preserver in a sinking boat.
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It is past time for productivity growth to have recovered; instead, it is sinking further.
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But how does one make a GIF without sinking cash into Photoshop and After Effects?
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When sinking a vessel, Indonesian authorities remove the fuel and engines to avoid environmental contamination.
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Creating a work about the sinking high-rise was an easy choice, according to Martínez.
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Confidence among minorities, such as Hispanics, a key group for DIY auto retailers, was sinking.
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Christian Walker walked on four pitches before Jones hit a sinking liner to center field.
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When you see someone sinking in quicksand, is it funnier if you know the person?
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President George W. Bush's pro-growth tax cuts were partly nullified by a sinking dollar.
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It's been a sinking feeling ever since, bordering on anxiety, something I can ill afford.
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Ottawa's main street is sinking, and one vehicle has already gone in for a swim.
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Traders earlier were bracing for 30-year yields sinking to a record low below 2.08%.
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He said a small change in his mechanics had given his sinking fastball extra bite.
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The Transbay Joint Powers Authority maintains it is not at fault in the building's sinking.
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This is called an "extinction burst" and if it happens, your message is sinking in.
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That's because the GOP ship was already sinking and powerless to do anything about it.
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Tuesday's sinking comes two weeks after another ferry accident in a volcanic lake in Sumatra.
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In March, Vietnam accused a Chinese ship of ramming and sinking a Vietnamese fishing boat.
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Dubai's The World islands are largely abandoned, and many are sinking back into the sea.
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Hart said investigators have a long road ahead in uncovering the reason for the sinking.
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Blue chip companies recorded larger declines, with the CSI 300 index sinking almost 0.883 percent.
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But after not getting any clients, she realized that that approach was sinking her company.
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A microburst is a localized column of sinking air that drops down in a thunderstorm.
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Haven't we all adopted "Sorry" as the new "New Orleans Is Sinking" at this point?
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"Hong Kong is like a sinking ship," he said, but one he hoped to save.
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Artwork by Grimoire It's still sinking in that there's no more Kevin "Kimbo Slice" Ferguson.
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They've managed to outperform a sinking Windows PC market in most quarters, even if modestly.
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They're sinking a lot of money into more ambitious set design and stuff like that.
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Not surprisingly, shares are sinking fast this morning (which isn't reflected in the above chart).
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The city removed the locks in 2015 after the bridge began sinking from their weight.
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Uber on Monday reported mixed third-quarter financials that sent the stock sinking after hours.
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The NTSB, on Twitter, sought the public's help for photos or video of the sinking.
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He swung at the first pitch and lashed a sinking line drive into left field.
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Almost half that number died in the sinking of the Argentine Navy ship General Belgrano.
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The Transbay Joint Powers Authority maintains it is not at fault for the building's sinking.
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Within moments the eagle reaches its prey, sinking its claws through the fur and skin.
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The sinking of Mar-a-Lago under rising seas as a kind of anti-Atlantis?
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"President Duterte's continued subservience to China can no longer hold the country's sinking sovereignty afloat."
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You see the huge red sun sinking into the cornfields; you feel the dew underfoot.
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The annual ceremony has been struggling with sinking ratings, as well as some political backlash.
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The overriding sensation is that of attempting to tidy up a ship as it's sinking.
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" The group had also claimed responsibility for sinking scores for "Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
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It took only seven seconds for the ship to start sinking, according to the police.
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But while they may not be able to sync up, the Mets are definitely sinking.
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"My ears are not what they used to be," he said, sinking into a sofa.
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It came as a result of global economic reality sinking in and crushing US markets.
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Was it a remote shore with a pink and purple sunset sinking into the water?
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And it was at that point that I felt a sinking feeling in my stomach.
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The touch gets at the sometimes simultaneous sinking and buoyancy of being black in America.
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Later, after sinking a 3-pointer, he turned around and stared in her direction again.
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He has been blamed for the sinking of the Cheonan, a South Korean navy corvette.
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Rather than sinking into the sofa, he perched on its edge, leaning into the conversation.
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It was also accused of sinking a South Korean Navy ship that year, killing 46.
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Then Curry finished the par-5 15th by sinking a 5-foot downhill birdie putt.
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Edwards, though, forced the extra session by sinking two free throws with seven seconds remaining.
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The investigation of the sinking has exposed numerous loopholes in safety standards in South Korea.
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Yet I have a sinking feeling that, politically, it's going to cost the Democrats dearly.
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"I was sinking in a sea of big plans, storyboard and weather charts," he continued.
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Trade volumes — particularly trade between Asia and the US — are already sinking because of coronavirus.
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S. trade talks sparked volatility, with riskier Asian currencies ultimately rallying over a sinking dollar.
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I stare at $1,100 plane tickets to my new destination and have a sinking feeling.
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Survivors of the sinking told officials that the ship had left Gambia a week ago.
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About how to decant properly, which is as difficult as sinking a hole in one.
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The sea transport subindex led losses, with the sector sinking 3.37 percent, amid broad declines.
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California is burning, Delhi is shrouded in smog, and Venice is sinking into the seas.
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"It was a sinking feeling to see the blood still pouring out," Campbell told Motherboard.
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The European banking index also gained 0.4 percent after sinking 5.6 percent a day earlier.
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Above, migrants waiting to be rescued from a sinking boat off Libya earlier this week.
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The sinking feeling continued into the Asian trading day, with stocks dropping across the region.
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Three bodies were recovered over the week and just hours before the Sanchi's sinking Sunday.
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What Mr. Perry later called his "oops" moment was widely seen as sinking his campaign.
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Archibald Gracie IV, who survives the ship's sinking in the North Atlantic in April 1912.
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Her public approval rating also experienced a precipitous drop, sinking to a whopping 4 percent.
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It feels like a sinking ship, whereas Canada feels really safe and sane right now.
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Bugs are, after all, more than just program-sinking errors, but include system-draining inefficiencies.
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His mini march animates the sinking of retail stores into the ocean of internet commerce.
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A falling unemployment rate -- Friday's report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed it sinking to 4.9%, a low for Obama's presidency -- has helped improve Americans' views of the economy, along with sinking oil prices and (until last month) a rally on Wall Street.
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Most video games avoid the topic of Lovecraft's racism, The Sinking City tackles it head on.
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Donald Trump's popularity is sinking, but his presidency continues to redraw the map of American politics.
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People are dying around me, the boat is sinking, water is coming in from all sides.
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Indonesia is moving its capital city away from Jakarta, one of the world's fastest-sinking cities.
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Yesterday, it was 25, sinking to a low of 18 overnight, and it came with snow.
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It&aposs not clear if the five survived the sinking or never got on the boat.
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The dollar traded at 114.60 yen after sinking to a 15-month low of 13 overnight.
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Only 18 survivors have been found — in bad weather within hours of the sinking Monday evening.
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Blackstone made a big bet on single-family rentals, sinking roughly $211 billion into distressed homes.
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Feyenoord, it seemed, were sinking like a stone, and were about to take him with them.
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The reports brought the #MeToo movement to the mainstream, sinking the careers of other accused abusers.
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Shade canopies and window coverings blocked passengers from escaping, pulling them underwater with the sinking boat.
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Today, the Millennium Tower is slowly sinking into the soft clay soil of San Francisco Bay.
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Nietzsche died 11 years after the incident in Turin, sinking gradually into mental and physical paralysis.
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But for others, it might be a kind of sinking into the darkness of real rage.
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The coast guard said the distress signal was received regarding a "possible sinking" of the ship.
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"That was at least a double black diamond," said Sabiha, sinking contentedly into the sand. 6.
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"We're seeing the president's endorsement is just sinking in with voters now," he told reporters Saturday.
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That same sinking feeling applies to much of what Google unveiled at I/O this year.
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Australian Adam Scott also had some fun, sinking a 65-foot putt at the 10th hole.
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Mike Bloomberg's got boatloads of cash and he's parting with it like the ships are sinking.
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Awesome. Amazing. Neat... But did you check out that grandpa sinking every shot in the background?
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The current resident "became suspicious" when he noticed a portion of his cellar's dirt floor sinking.
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But now that prices are sinking, the nation is potentially on course for an economic disaster.
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Sinking your teeth into the tart, juicy flesh of a lemon might make your eyes tear.
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This game feels comfortable and familiar to me, like sinking into an old, beaten-up armchair.
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Rihanna is the latest celebrity to make a stock-sinking comment about the social media platform.
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Millennium Partners claims that the construction of the Salesforce Transit Center is responsible for the sinking.
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Other stock markets in the Gulf were dragged lower, with the Dubai index sinking 1.5 percent.
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Skaggs didn't miss a shot all night, sinking four 221-pointers and both his free throws.
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Sinking part is that people are now opting for social media for fulfilling orthodox rituals. pic.twitter.
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The sinking of the Titanic is one of the most infamous disasters of the 20th century.
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Climbing mountains and sinking pirate ships certainly looks more exciting than waiting for a rescuing prince.
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It's sinking in to him that he could be in that same cell for 50 years.
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Mobile phone footage showed the ferry sinking into the muddy water and people shouting for help.
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Higher pressure and calmer winds led to sinking air, keeping the pollutants trapped near the surface.
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Now his Berkshire Hathaway is sinking more than $1.3 billion into the four largest U.S. carriers.
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It was not yet known how many people were on the boat before it started sinking.
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Deutsche Bank's U.S.-listed shares jumped 15.2 percent, a day after sinking to a record low.
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"The magnitude of being the first paid women's hockey team is still sinking in," she said.
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So far, this is the only punishment meted out in the sinking of the Abu Nawal.
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On July 18, Sinking Spring police officers responded to a domestic dispute at the Short home.
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His ball's sinking a lot, getting a lot of ground balls, keeping us on our toes.
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Halfway through 2016's Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, I started getting a sinking feeling.
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The ungainly shape is a fishing boat, sinking, overloaded with would-be emigrants, waving in distress.
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The company is also dealing with a wave of executive departures and a sinking stock price.
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And that is why he finds himself lashed to the mast of the sinking ship Trump.
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I could feel his heart sinking into his stomach – and to be honest, mine was too.
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Sinking air, associated with an area of high pressure, essentially traps the heat near the surface.
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Kahdeen Carrington made it a two-point game, sinking a 3-pointer with 23 seconds left.
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We're told several networks are interested, and Nick's sinking tons of his own dough into it.
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It's so heart-sinking to go through something like that and having to deal with that.
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Going down into that rabbit hole is just sinking deeper and deeper into holiday candy despair.
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Firms heavily exposed to overseas markets also saw their share prices sinking, in particular electronics firms.
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Some polling showed Senate Democratic candidates, especially those with lower public profiles, sinking along with Clinton.
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The authority has blamed the sinking on the developers for not anchoring the building to bedrock.
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Banking stocks plunged by nearly 20.1% with the wider FTSE MIB sinking 1313% during morning deals.
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She remembers sinking into delirium, staring up at a fan that spun endlessly on the ceiling.
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" Looks like the Thor actor is sinking comfortably into the role of "cool, supportive older brother.
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"The middle class is being eradicated," she said, pointing to sinking economic fortunes in the area.
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"This is a desperate attempt to discredit him by a sinking regime," said lawyer Ben Sihaya.
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It's a collection of things that gain weight the way an object seems to when sinking.
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But then Waiters and his teammates got hot at just the right time, sinking the Hornets.
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The first game ended with his sinking a three-pointer, then raising his arms in triumph.
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The policy was deeply unpopular at the State Department and contributed to sinking morale under Tillerson.
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As the Johnston was sinking, the crew of a Japanese destroyer saluted the vessel, he said.
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And 2016 saw the steepest drop yet for Republicans, sinking all the way to 14 percent.
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The VA continues to suffer from sinking morale and has been shedding senior staff for months.
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Out of a sinking sense of duty, I tried to make myself watch all three debates.
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We're looking at underground carbon dioxide storage to fight climate change, and we're sinking geothermal wells.
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And right now I and many others have the sick, sinking feeling that it's happening again.
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Sinking investments into future fossil fuel extraction would only hinder the necessary transition to clean energy.
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"It's like a ship sinking, and we're the rats," he told an artist in the 1950s.
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His eyebrows shot up, and he pumped his fist like a golfer sinking a long putt.
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" He limped to the Hollywood Bowl but had "this real sinking feeling that I couldn't continue.
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Adrio Bailey tallied 14 points off the bench, sinking all seven of his field goal attempts.
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According to one Guardian journalist, some reports state the islands are sinking back into the sea.
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If the Conservative ship is sinking then the market will be looking for a life boat.
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They spent the winters intensively reading up on the sinking, trying to pinpoint the ship's coordinates.
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Jakarta is a huge metropolis built on swampy land, and it has been sinking for decades.
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He realized with a sinking feeling that he was about to land in the wrong city.
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When the Titanic's compartments flooded, the ship became heavier than the displaced water and started sinking.
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Senators in both parties blame the administration for sinking a centrist immigration bill back in February.
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Maybe it was bad timing or maybe it was poor marketing from two sinking phone makers.
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Mass job cuts, sinking stock price Deutsche Bank has made just one annual profit since 423.
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Shares of the Dow component were sinking about 6 percent Friday, wiping out this year's gains.
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Western nations rattled Iran's power lies in its ability to rock the boat without sinking ships.
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If you want to skip all that depressing sinking, this is one time you're allowed to.
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We hope for our own sake that he hasn't strapped his star to another sinking ship.
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"As the rhetoric keeps sinking lower, the stakes in this election keep rising higher," she said.
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Tents rest on cardboard and sleeping bags to try to stop them sinking into the quagmire.
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But the Gamecocks struggled to make shots, sinking only 33.3 percent of their field goal attempts.
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Cops say Robinson and a female passenger were asleep in the sinking car when help arrived.
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On the playground, he grabbed a basketball and shot hoops, sinking as many as he missed.
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Like much of the subsoil in Mexico City, the former lake bed is susceptible to sinking.
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Mike Lee of Utah and Jerry Moran of Kansas at that moment were sinking their plans.
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So sinking a lot of capital into a house might be something millennials choose to delay.
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The price, meanwhile, has been sinking in recent weeks amid speculation about the trade dispute's impact.
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He had finished planting corn and was halfway through his soybean fields when prices started sinking.
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If you've saved for something specific in the past, then you've already had a sinking fund.
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Furthermore, cutting out Democrats made the effort bitterly partisan and ended up sinking the health bill.
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The action reports on the sinking of the Wasp mention Shea in the most glowing terms.
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Louisiana's levee system stands, for now, as a sinking monument to America's dangerously shortsighted climate policies.
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As it formed, it heated enough to melt, with the heavier elements sinking to the core.
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She turned and slowly walked into the ocean, sinking closer to the bottom with each step.
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Ricardo Reyes, a journalist in Caracas, said that in Venezuela that message had been sinking in.
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The patient's stay in intensive care was the clinical equivalent of bailing out a sinking boat.
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Like New Orleans, areas of Houston are sinking at a rate of 2 inches per year.
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"It doesn't matter who eliminates you," a somber Mauer said afterward, the latest setback sinking in.
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At the same time, Mr. Putin's approval rating, still elevated by Western standards, has been sinking.
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I imagined my body sinking deeper and deeper until nobody on the surface could see me.
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Last year the sinking of a boat in Phuket killed 47 Chinese tourists, horrifying prospective holidaymakers.
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Washington Washington is one of the most important cities in the US -- and it's also sinking.
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She has been sinking more than $22010 into paying off her loans every month since graduating.
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The company blamed sinking sales and expensive real estate deals for pushing it into bankruptcy court.
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Unable to afford the loan payments after sinking thousands of dollars into repairs, Ms. Robinson defaulted.
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Jakarta, which is prone to flooding, is one of the fastest-sinking cities in the world.
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Lebanon has been sinking deeper into turmoil since protests erupted against its ruling elite on Oct.
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We stepped onto Hatthatara's boat sinking into sturdy deck chairs with wide, cushioned seats and footrests.
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He got bogged down in the legal and regulatory mire into which the bank was sinking.
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Gail: I have a sinking feeling that whatever happens in November, Trump will be declaring victory.
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They also shared that morale is sinking as word spreads that successful asylum claims are unlikely.
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The cause of the sinking was also unclear, according to the Coast Guard spokesman, Nikolaos Lagadianos.
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The boat was being tossed in every direction by 20-foot swells, and was sinking fast.
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So could inertia; sinking millions of state dollars into census outreach is a fairly new idea.
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"It's just finally sinking in," said Bryce Doty, senior fixed income manager with Sit Investment Associates.
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And they played fearless basketball once again, sinking six of their first seven field-goal attempts.
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Cantor Fitzgerald Europe described the difficulties the company announced as "a bit of a kitchen sinking".
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On the commodities front, oil prices rebounded after sinking on Friday for a sixth straight day.
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Valanciunas finished the half by sinking two free throws to give Toronto a 64-46 lead.
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Constellation upped its stake to over 35% in August 2018, sinking $4 billion into the company.
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On Thursday, Montgomery struck out Longoria in the first inning on three pitches, all sinking fastballs.
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"I remember immediately getting this sinking feeling that none of it was for us," she says.
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These and other sanctions also continue to divert investors from sinking money into Iran's vulnerable economy.
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It could especially hurt Republican House members in tough districts already sinking under the President's unpopularity.
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The sinking, one of the country's worst disasters, was a deeply traumatizing experience for South Koreans.
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From sinking cities to species extinction, the effects of climate change are expected to be disastrous.
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In the months after the Sewol's sinking, safety experts advised installing that equipment at the docks.
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From what I've seen, The Sinking City seems to have things to say about Lovecraft's prejudices.
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The prose of it is like sinking into a velvet couch; it's just a beautiful book.
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At about the two-hour mark of Blade Runner 2049, I felt a familiar sinking feeling.
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Adding insult to injury, the northern half of the capital is sinking at an average rate of two to three inches a year because of excessive groundwater extraction over the last three decades, one of the fastest rates of sinking in any city in the world.
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The titular sinking city is a fully realized and explorable place, full of big and small stories.
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The thirsty city has depleted its groundwater, which the study identified as the cause of the sinking.
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In 1942, Schwarz's father Otto was a teenage sailor aboard the Houston who barely survived its sinking.
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TASI sinking 1.7 percent after Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi forces said they fired ballistic missiles at Riyadh.
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According to the Navy, more people have died diving to the wreck than during the sinking itself.
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The bottom layer is an adaptive hi-core memory foam that supports your body and prevents sinking.
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Initially, Madsen claimed he'd dropped Wall off before the sinking and he didn't know where she was.
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Nebraska scored the first six points of the game with Watson and Palmer sinking 3-point jumpers.
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When it clicks, it's like sinking into a warm bath and letting all your cares float away.
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U.S. stock futures were sinking this morning; this time after Apple (AAPL) issued a rare sales warning.
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Thai officials were rushing to cope with some of the logistics of the aftermath of the sinking.
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That glorious feeling of ditching your high heels and sinking into the carpet with your bare feet?
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It's also super soft without a sinking feeling and provides extra airflow for a cooler night's sleep.
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GDP growth did not scale so rapidly, however, sinking from 1.7% in 2012 to 1.4% in 2013.
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As a result, parts of California are sinking, according to a NASA report released earlier in February.
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But start-ups that have gone public, from Twitter to Square, are sinking below their IPO prices.
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The sinking was one of the worst known disasters involving migrants trying to reach Europe by sea.
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The Japanese torpedoes struck the ship amidships and its bow, capsizing the heavy cruiser and sinking it.
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Another incident that fuelled public ire was the sinking in 183 of the Sewol, a passenger ferry.
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Conte accused Salvini of sinking the ruling coalition and endangering the economy for personal and political gain.
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Supplies of new diamonds will then start to fall, sinking by 1-2% each year until 2030.
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It didn't diminish him, not at all, but in that room, our excitement turned into something sinking.
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"[American officials] kept telling me, 'don't rock the boat', but the boat was sinking," says Mr Saakashvili.
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Would you move home to a place that's sinking under the weight of a $72 billion debt?
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The specter of a full-blown trade war also risks sinking China's markets deeper into bear territory.
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Abu Dhabi dropped 1.1 percent and Qatar fell 0.7 percent, with telecommunications firm Ooredoo sinking 1.6 percent.
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Elsewhere they fizzle, sinking into a sluggish enervation that suggests they've taken their own band name literally.
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According to the agency, this caused the sinking long before the transit center moved in next door.
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Oil prices are sinking, a trend that should have benefits but appears to have few this time.
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Madsen, 46, has been in custody since being rescued from his sinking submarine outside Copenhagen in August.
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Soldiers being shredded with bullets while sinking in the ocean because of the weight of their gear?
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Megan Short's mother called Sinking Spring police after her daughter did not show up on August 6.
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When the news emerged via social media eight days after the sinking, European politicians showed brief interest.
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Wells Fargo employees opened two million fraudulent accounts, sending shockwaves across, and sending its stock price sinking.
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Egyptian, Italian and Greek officials had earlier been unable to confirm the report of a new sinking.
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He was reportedly rescued later that Monday morning after leaving the sinking boat in a life raft.
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So many have folded out of management entirely, sinking down the divisions before sacking it off entirely.
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SMITH: In one episode you attempt to survive, which obviously we know you did a sinking boat?
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And that sinking car may say "Shawshank" on the side, but there likely won't be another redemption.
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According to Norwegian media reports Thursday, the frigate is in danger of sinking after sustaining heavy damage.
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But some attendees said his speech did little to alleviate their worries about the city's sinking credit.
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Its final resting place, and the cause of the sinking, have remained a mystery since that day.
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The Americans got the jump on them, sinking two battleships and a cruiser in a nighttime firefight.
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"It's still sinking in," one administration official said, describing an air of uncertainty in the West Wing.
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Like maybe partying whilst mimicing the absolute horror of a ship sinking in the Atlantic isnt cool?
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Davis left the floor after sinking both free throws to extend the Pelicans' lead to 87-63.
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"It's still sinking in," one administration official said, describing an air of uncertainty in the West Wing.
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These regions are prone to sinking air masses, which dry out the air and stifle any precipitation.
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We've got a bunch of foot-stamping old white men, grappling for power on a sinking ship.
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My body ached so badly, I could feel the silk sinking down the back of my skull.
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I'M HEARING STORE MANAGERS ARE LOOKING TO LEAVE AND BECAUSE THEY SAY THERE'S A SINKING SHIP HERE.
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Shares fell as much as 4.5 percent in early trading, sinking below $163 at its lowest point.
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It has shed 22.1 percent from its January peak and is sinking deeper into a bear market.
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Proceeds from the bond will form part of a government 'sinking' fund to repurchase or redeem debt.
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And they would be outfitted with flotation side bags so there would be no risk of sinking.
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But neither she nor any other resident has anything more to do or say about the sinking.
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The commodity has been spurred by dropping long-term bond yields and a sinking U.S. currency value.
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As television and radio expanded, the subscription base of newspapers collapsed, sinking news diversity along with it.
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Five survived the sinking of the Manasoo, but 16 crew and passengers died, along with 100 cattle.
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The agency made its recommendations after the 313 sinking of another duck boat, near Hot Springs, Ark.
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The economy starts sinking, unemployment starts rising, and now it's harder still to get rid of them.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. was sinking in national polls and Senator Elizabeth Warren was on the rise.
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He had a sinking feeling that his father's death was the product of malice and deep deception.
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Sinking myself into The Decline and Fall first felt like a warm bath, but turned into quicksand.
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N. European stocks were struggling for a further boost after sinking 7 percent over the summer months.
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Wheat futures firmed on technical buying after sinking to their lowest in nearly three months on Tuesday.
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Louisiana's coastline is constantly changing and it's sinking faster than all the other contiguous 47 states, combined.
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Thursday's sinking in Missouri isn't the first time that trouble with these tour vessels have turned fatal.
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Anyone watching Congress is starting to get that same sinking feeling in the pit of his stomach.
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For much of November, it seemed like Roy Moore's Senate campaign in Alabama was a sinking ship.
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Of course, with enough taxpayer bailouts, you can probably keep any sinking ship afloat for a while.
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Crude exports followed the downward trend in September, sinking nearly 19 percent to reach 1.159 million bpd.
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Some major cities are sinking and could become unlivable due to climate change and rising sea levels.
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Though the concept sounds odd, sinking the old gear could actually help improve the local marine environment.
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Many of the survivors of the sinking publicly stated he was not to blame for its loss.
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The Sooners also had a huge advantage from the free-throw line, sinking 22 of 27 attempts.
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Senator Marco Rubio, Mr. Nelson's Republican counterpart from Florida, blamed Democrats' political motives for sinking the bill.
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Officials say Venice is sinking into the mud and facing rising sea levels due to climate change.
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Best Buy shares were sinking Thursday following a first-quarter beat that failed to impress Wall Street.
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Read on to learn more about the Pacific Griffin exercise and the sinking of the USS Ford.
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But risk appetite had tempered by Monday with Asian stocks sinking on uncertainty around the Sino-U.
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Jon Tester for his role in sinking the nominee for Secretary of Veterans' Affairs earlier this year.
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Attendees, and speakers, were concerned that the coworking company's sinking reputation could take WeWork down with it.
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Arsenal may already have a sinking feeling that it will end at the same point as ever.
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Shell reports it has released 100 pounds of benzene and toluene each due to a sinking roof.
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There's something about August that gives you this yucky, sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach.
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Like the Titanic, capitalism is sinking, but few passengers are wondering yet if there are enough lifeboats.
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Tern Island, the largest among the French Frigate Shoals, has been sinking beneath the sea for years.
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In the real time race, Twitter has the nomination locked up, with the mainstream media sinking fast.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and Susan Collins (R-ME) in sinking the bill with a thumbs-down.
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"It is 40,000 square kilometers – larger than many countries - and most of it is sinking," he said.
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China markets were the worst hit, with the Shanghai composite sinking 1.78 percent to close at 2,777.20.
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A sinking feeling reminiscent of the global financial crisis, when all kinds of obscure markets went haywire.
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Spending on equipment could remain sluggish as sinking crude prices reduce demand for oil well drilling equipment.
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The building's developers, Millennium Partners, argue that construction nearby is to blame for any sinking or tilting.
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A savior stepped in ... Hillair Capital Management, buying out Boldface and sinking $10 mil into the business.
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Reading Chokshi's prose is like sinking deeply into the overstuffed arms of a plush, purple velvet sofa.
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Because of the continuing drought, the ground under Tehran has started sinking as underground aquifers dry up.
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Details: The boat was clipped from behind by a larger sightseeing ship and began sinking within seconds.
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And it tends to attract actors of stature, who enjoy sinking their teeth into the meaty dialogue.
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The new paper helped push down the already sinking price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on Wednesday.
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Yet, for all this activism, they have a sinking feeling that maybe they're just spinning their wheels.
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Trump supporters are proving that right now in a transparent effort to protect their candidate's sinking reputation.
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The British, their ludicrous vote to leave the European Union gradually sinking in, had morphed into sheep.
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As they were sinking into quicksand Finn was about to share some deep, dark secret with Rey.
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While he left the game, Girard started sinking 3-pointers from increasingly farther spots on the floor.
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Germany is Europe's largest economy, and it looks to be on the brink of sinking into recession.
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More people have died diving to explore the wreck, the Navy said than in the sinking itself.
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It is prone to earthquakes and flooding and is rapidly sinking due to uncontrolled extraction of groundwater.
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For Colon, it is the fastball — a sinking two-seamer that runs away from left-handed hitters.
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Oh god, I realized with a sinking sensation, Monica's the babysitter of choice for really bad parents.
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Technology names fell sharply, with heavyweight Samsung Electronics sinking 23.51 percent and SK Hynix losing 6.093 percent.
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The president blamed Democrats for sinking his nomination, even though many Republicans also wanted Jackson to withdraw.
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Perched atop a "reclaimed" strip mine, the $174 million prison was sinking into the blast-softened earth.
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The company is $4 billion in debt with a junk credit rating and a sinking cash hoard.
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That tiny protest in the park solidified my sinking sense that activism was a waste of time.
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The European banking index fell 3.4 percent, reversing earlier gains and after sinking 5.6 percent on Monday.
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Shares of Dropbox seesawed in the extended session, at one point sinking as much as 11 percent.
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Beijing's investments have yielded fifth-generation fighter jets and hypersonic missiles capable of sinking U.S. aircraft carriers.
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"There's this sinking feeling of, 'Oh, this is years of my life,'" he said, using an expletive.
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Reuters was unable to reach the military spokesman to get comment on the sinking of the vessels.
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Populist parties are sinking in the polls in Germany and underperformed in the Dutch elections this month.
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My sinking morale sapped my enthusiasm for my work, which in turn could precipitate Bill's next attack.
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But that kind of motion" — rising rapidly and sinking back into a chair, repeatedly — "is a workout.
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There are no icebergs here, but that doesn't prevent the movie from sinking under its own weight.
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They're following the lead of the Marshall Islands — which is sinking — after its pledge back in June.
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Since my major depressive episode a year ago, I&aposve managed to rescue my sinking ship somewhat.
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Vital Muhini, the national deputy from South Kivu Province, said the cause of the sinking was unknown.
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The spokesman said the Sky was not sinking, despite photos and videos showing water on the ship.
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The tower stands adjacent to the infamously sinking Millennium Tower and catty corner from the Salesforce Tower.
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It's that horrible feeling, the sinking one, when I could feel that things weren't going as planned.
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That sinking feeling I felt leaving the theater didn't have much to do with the film's topic.
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Greenpeace said in a statement the explosion and sinking had occurred in "an important (fish) spawning ground".
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In short, you don't want to be with a person that could end up sinking your life.
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He takes her outside and deposits her in the waves, her body sinking to the ocean floor.
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