Meanwhile, the 10-year yield is sinking back to almost record lows.
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These standards don't just keep Los Angeles from sinking back beneath a sulfurous cloud.
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Dubai's The World islands are largely abandoned, and many are sinking back into the sea.
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According to one Guardian journalist, some reports state the islands are sinking back into the sea.
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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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A cold front comes through Friday night, with breezy conditions and lows sinking back into the upper 30s to low 40s.
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I thought I was weird for sinking back into depression despite taking these drugs, but it turns out I was quite normal.
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He noted the swing in some high fliers like Amazon, up to $1,339 earlier in the day before sinking back to $1,304.
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The bog was still bubbling, pieces of her sinking back into the black peat, when he turned on his heel and ran.
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Starved of silt, and with less new organic matter to counteract its settling, coastal Louisiana is sinking back into its former watery state.
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The Yankees have followed a five-game winning streak with four consecutive losses, sinking back into last place in the American League East.
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"The Fed's wishy-washy statement on interest rates today left stocks sinking back into oblivion after a nice rally yesterday," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"The Fed's wishy-washy statement on interest rates today left stocks sinking back into oblivion after a nice rally yesterday," the "Mad Money " host said.
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My OCD reached critical levels before it improved, but I was committing to not relapsing completely, to not sinking back into pills or self harm.
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Great globules of solid nitrogen are thought to be warmed by Pluto's "modest internal heat" before rising up to the surface, cooling, and sinking back down again.
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If they do not restore their commitment to defending anti-corruption reforms, Ukraine risks sinking back into the morass from which it tried to extricate itself with Maidan.
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It's not that the show is shot any differently; it still feels and looks the same, and lapsed viewers could find themselves right at home sinking back in now.
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But if I were to have guessed, I would have predicted some kind of continuation of the story line that culminated in her sinking back into the ocean one last time.
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The blue-chip index fell 3.8%, sinking back into the red after a two-day bounce that had been driven by extraordinary stimulus unveiled by governments and central banks last week.
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But it was still fun to scramble over the ruins sinking back in the date palms, with no sounds but the distant pounding of a resident building a new cinder block home.
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The counteroffensive has some advisers concerned the President could overstep, diminishing a clear victory by sinking back into old grudges or calling for extreme steps to punish those he views as foes.
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The vocal is a menacing whisper for the most part, booming above the rest of the track like the voice of a demon from an 80's horror movie for a moment, before sinking back underneath.
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The blue-chip index fell 4.8% by 0813 GMT - sinking back into the red after a two-day bounce due to the extraordinary stimulus unveiled by governments and central banks in the UK and beyond last week.
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Exum drained a pair of 3-pointers in the third to start the uprising before sinking back-to-back shots from beyond the arc to give the Cavaliers a 97-96 lead with 513:29 left to play.
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There may be a bit of nostalgia at play — though I was never a big Tetris fan, sinking back into the familiar zone of geometric matching does conjure feelings of my first puzzle game experiences on the Game Boy.
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So, too, are the hallmarks of a specific kind of rural, Southern poverty: stray dogs in the streets, sun-blasted trailers that seem to be sinking back into the earth, yards occupied by rusting school buses and old sedans.
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The other is of Glenn Close, at the end of "Fatal Attraction," apparently drowned by Michael Douglas but then popping up one last time with a kitchen knife before getting shot in the chest and sinking back into the water.
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Crypto(currency) could ultimately even lose the 'crypto' prefix should the technology end up becoming so ubiquitous as to be considered synonymous with the generic term "currency", and usurp/displace that word, sinking back into the accepted conceptual morass that envelopes the idea of money.
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He went panting to the house of his married sister, Charlotte, and she roused her husband, Saul Fleet, who ran to the magistrate Jonas Gildart's house and blurted out the tale, his voice leaping a high whinny and sinking back with the gravity of the news.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.January is almost done, you've probably just been paid, and if you've managed to stay off the booze for the whole month you can soon look forward to sinking back into your usual routine of eight tin weeks and 12 pint weekends!
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After finishing my cup of 2 tablespoons of Reishi powder, plus almond milk (which tasted pleasantly of weak hot chocolate), it took about 25 minutes for me to feel my reflexes slowing down and my body sinking back into my pillows, similar to the feeling you'd get after taking a few hits of a joint.
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A diplomatic row with Portugal over the issue ensued, which the island's sinking back into the sea rendered moot.
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With the city sinking back into the sand at the end of The Mummy, in the sequel viewers see excavation attempts near the beginning of the film. Characters Meela Nais, the museum curator Hafez, and Lock-Nah oversee the excavation of Imhotep's resin- covered corpse, which they then reanimate.
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At one point he even attempted to push himself up from his seat (while still buckled in) and began screaming before sinking back in exhaustion. Seven months later, David's father uploaded the video on Facebook. Being overwhelmed with people wanting to see the video, he decided to upload it to YouTube, but did not notice there was a private option. Just 3 days after the upload, it had been seen over 3 million times.
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Water is heated by the nuclear core at the base of the reactor vessel. Heated water flows upwards inside the riser, then down over steam generators. As heat is transferred to steam generators, the water becomes cooler and denser, sinking back to the bottom of the device, where the cycle is repeated. Heat transferred to the steam generators is used to create steam that turns a turbine, which drives an electrical generator.
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The young comedian headed the show and impressed reviewers, being described as "one of the best pantomime artists ever seen here". His most successful role was a drunk called the "Inebriate Swell", which drew him significant recognition. The tour lasted 21 months, and the troupe returned to England in June 1912. Chaplin recalled that he "had a disquieting feeling of sinking back into a depressing commonplaceness" and was, therefore, delighted when a new tour began in October.
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Mickey investigates and learns Ginny called the pizza parlor but did not speak. Piecing it together, he confronts Ginny, who has started drinking and getting made up in one of her glamorous stage costumes. She pulls a knife out of the drawer and asks Mickey to kill her, but he leaves. Humpty comes back, sinking back into alcoholism after the police find no trace of Carolina, and tells Ginny he needs her help again to function in life.
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During his time at Preston, Peters brought in players such as David Beckham (on loan) and Jon Macken. In 1997, he sold Kevin Kilbane for a club record fee of £1.2m. Jon Macken would eventually be sold by the club for another record, £5m, after scoring more than 70 goals for the club. In early 1998, with Preston sinking back towards Division Three, and having finished fifteenth two years running, Peters resigned and David Moyes was promoted to become their new manager.
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Originally, Bergen Beach was an island in Jamaica Bay off the coast of Canarsie, called "Bergen Island"Waite, Thomas L. "Postings; On Bedrock in Bergen Beach: Bucking That Sinking Feeling" , The New York Times, October 23, 1988. Retrieved May 9, 2017. "At the same time, Bergen Beach is sinking back into the Jamaica Bay marshland from which it rose as landfill. Everything that is not on piles driven down to bedrock – everything except the houses – is breaking, buckling and leaving cliffs." or "Bergen's Island".
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Chlamys distorta and Hinnites multirigosus). However, the majority of scallops are free-living and can swim with brief bursts of speed to escape predators (mostly starfish) by rapidly opening and closing their valves. Indeed, everything about their characteristic shell shape – its symmetry, narrowness, smooth and/ or grooved surface, small flexible hinge, powerful adductor muscle, and continuous and uniformly curved edge – facilitates such activity. They often do this in spurts of several seconds before closing the shell entirely and sinking back to the bottom of their environment.
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The Times Online reported in September 2009 that work on The World had been suspended due to the effects of the global financial crisis. And in February 2010 the Daily Mail reported that the islands had started sinking back into the sea. This was later denied by Nakheel and independent technical reports as wholly inaccurate. Despite the denial, The Daily Telegraph reported in January 2011 that an independent company, Penguin Marine, provided verification on the erosion of the islands and the silting of the passageways between the islands.
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The band played a number of concerts during this period, including a 1998 performance at Alternative Tentacles' twentieth anniversary party at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, California, before sinking back into inactivity. The band was known for its anti-authoritarian lyrics, often rife with obscure and perverse humor. The band sought to go beyond the pale in terms of lyrical content, attempting to be as offensive as possible. Many of their other songs are similarly blunt, attacking the American government, American culture in general, and religion, particularly Christianity.
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Agello was rescued unharmed after being thrown out of the cockpit. The second prototype, 130, was quickly completed, this aircraft having larger tail surfaces to correct the stability problems. On 12 August 1929, whilst demonstrating the aircraft to a British aviation magazine representative, the second prototype was written off after sinking back onto the water on its third attempt at a takeoff, again Agello was relatively unscathed but the aircraft was destroyed, the engine sinking 300 ft (90 m) to the bottom of Lake Garda and was never recovered.Eves 2001, p.
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They all congratulate him and note that with the Black Pearl destroyed, the floating island of Ys was slowly sinking back to its original position, in the giant crater on Esteria. Tearfully, Feena says goodbye to Adol, as the Goddesses will once again enter a magic sleep to watch over Esteria and make sure the magic from the Black Pearl does not return, and she wished to confess her feelings for him before then, asking him to always remember her. They slowly part ways, as the inhabitants of Ys prepare for a new era, rejoined with the rest of the world.
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It is implied that his marriage with Edna originally failed because of his drinking and his children have become estranged from him for the same reason. While Wes originally is very successful in stopping to drink, the end of the story sees him sinking back towards the decision to drink again because of shattered hopes and a fragile sense of identity. Identity Almost even more pervasive than alcohol in the story is the theme of identity. Wes has never been able to create an individual identity apart from things in his life (possibly because he was married and had two children by the age of 19).
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Map of Elmina around 1665 by Johannes Vingboons Map of Elmina around 1799 by J.C. Bergeman Until the destruction of Elmina in 1873, the town was the largest settlement on the Gold Coast, eclipsing Accra and Kumasi. In the 18th century, its population numbered 12,000 to 16,000 inhabitants, and in the 19th century, this figure rose to between 18,000 and 20,000. Most of these inhabitants were not European, however; their number peaked at 377 Dutch West India Company employees for the entire Dutch Gold Coast in the 18th century, before sinking back to a mere 20 officers in the 19th century. Much more important were the African inhabitants of Elmina, who came from every region of the Gold Coast to Elmina to try their luck.
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A year after the massacre on Lake Victoria by prehistoric piranhas, an eradication campaign has left the lake uninhabitable, and the town itself has been largely abandoned as a result of the lake drying up. Meanwhile, at Cross Lake, two farmers (Gary Busey and Clu Gulager) search the waters to recover the body of a dead cow. Piranha eggs that have been laid inside the cow hatch, and the farmers are killed by the swarm, but before they both die, one farmer pops out of the water, bites the head off one of the piranhas and spits it into the air before sinking back into the water. Marine biology student Maddy (Danielle Panabaker) returns home for the summer to the waterpark she co-owns.
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The rubberised fabric was waterproof, as was the seal to the helmet and the cuff seals, so the diver remains dry – a big advantage during long dives – and wears sufficient clothing under the suit to keep warm depending on the water temperature and expected level of exertion. The suit was usually a very baggy fit on the diver, and if over-inflated, would be too bulky to allow the diver to reach the control valves for air supply and exhaust. This contributed to the risk of suit blowup, which could cause an uncontrollable buoyant ascent, with high risk of decompression illness. To add to this problem, a runaway ascent could cause sufficient internal pressure to burst the seal at the corselet, which could result in a loss of buoyancy, and the injured diver sinking back to the bottom in a flooded suit.
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The rest of the dance involves repetitions and variations of the Piccolino step and the hopping steps associated with the vamp, leading to some complex amalgamations of the two. On the vamp melody's final appearance, the dancers perform a highly embellished form of the Piccolino step as they travel sideways back to their table, sinking back into their chairs and lifting their glasses in a toast. "The Piccolino (reprise)": After the various parties confront each other in the bridal suite, with Rogers' "marriage" to Rhodes revealed as performed by a fake clergyman, the scene is set for Astaire and Rogers to dance into the sunset, which they duly do, in this fragment of a much longer duet – the original was cut after the July 1935 previews – but not before they parade across the Venetian set and reprise the Piccolino step.
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This ends badly at Christmas, as Gail's invitation for the Windasses to stop in for dinner soon leads to Joe throwing food at them and forcing them out of the house. As the New Year begins, Anna is dismayed as she senses Eddie sinking back into his con artist ways and she always objects to them as her character shows her desire to live a free life without having to steal and scrounge money from society, and as the feud between her son Gary (Mikey North) and David Platt grows more volatile. In March 2009, she is relieved when Gary is cleared of assaulting David and Anna attempts to influence Gail and Tina to make David drop the charges. She is also seen breaking down on a number of occasions, trying to hold her family together. In April 2009, Roy Cropper (David Neilson) gives Anna a job in the café.
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