It's finally sinking in that something has happened to Barb.
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"It's still sinking in," one administration official said told CNN.
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It's sinking in, you're feeling the impact of the hurricane.
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All the while, an uncomfortable reality has been sinking in.
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In the shorter term, it risks sinking in a different sense.
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So as I grew, this image from childhood started sinking in.
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The enormity of what I was hearing was slowly sinking in.
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But for now, nothing has materialized and skepticism is sinking in.
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And after his disastrous appearance, Bloomberg started sinking in the polls.
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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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But it also reflects how Weinstein was already sinking in industry esteem.
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A new poll shows that the administration's misleading rhetoric is sinking in.
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"It seemed like a national consciousness was sinking in," Ms. Rasheed said.
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" Ms. Ayotte, sinking in most polls, now says she made "a mistake.
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Just as that was sinking in, two reporters from national outlets called.
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Morning Consult reports that Trump's approval ratings are sinking in every state.
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The episode ended with Tyrion's brother sinking in a river wearing heavy armor.
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"It's all sort of sinking in right now," the Nets' Joe Harris said.
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While sinking in the sand, Finn said he needed to tell Rey something.
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Was it really just reality sinking in that things were starting to get serious?
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Things like soldiers sinking in the ocean because of the weight of their gear?
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And if the world is sinking in surplus metal, where exactly is that surplus?
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When you see someone sinking in quicksand, is it funnier if you know the person?
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This is called an "extinction burst" and if it happens, your message is sinking in.
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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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It came as a result of global economic reality sinking in and crushing US markets.
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"I was sinking in a sea of big plans, storyboard and weather charts," he continued.
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Archibald Gracie IV, who survives the ship's sinking in the North Atlantic in April 1912.
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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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It's sinking in to him that he could be in that same cell for 50 years.
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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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Firms heavily exposed to overseas markets also saw their share prices sinking, in particular electronics firms.
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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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Ricardo Reyes, a journalist in Caracas, said that in Venezuela that message had been sinking in.
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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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"It's just finally sinking in," said Bryce Doty, senior fixed income manager with Sit Investment Associates.
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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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Soldiers being shredded with bullets while sinking in the ocean because of the weight of their gear?
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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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"It's still sinking in," one administration official said, describing an air of uncertainty in the West Wing.
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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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Thursday's sinking in Missouri isn't the first time that trouble with these tour vessels have turned fatal.
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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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Populist parties are sinking in the polls in Germany and underperformed in the Dutch elections this month.
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" Mr. Frantz and Catherine Collins later recounted the sinking in a 2003 book, "Death on the Black Sea.
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There is the skeleton of a church, sinking in the sand, and the remains of a railway station.
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But the bridge and hundreds like it — overpriced, underused and sinking in debt — are squeezing governments across China.
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"The gravity of what we are undertaking, I think, is sinking in for all of us," he said.
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"I'm still in sort of a state of shock, and this is all still sinking in," Allison said.
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With the long-term financial reality of their situation sinking in, they are once again receptive to people giving.
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Amazon's 48-hour Prime Day is over, which means regret over some of your purchases might be sinking in.
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According to TIME, there's an eerie number of similarities between the ship's sinking in "Futility" and the Titanic IRL.
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With the implications of Brexit sinking in, there are fears of a broader threat to Britain's life sciences sector.
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The film is about a ship that's sent to investigate why boats keep mysteriously sinking in the same area.
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Mr Scholz's Social Democratic Party (SPD), sinking in the opinion polls, is unhappy about its junior role in Germany's government.
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"They were martyred...in a sinking in regional waters near Iran on February 7 in hazy circumstances which remain unclear".
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You know what else is sinking in, a bad reality as a result of a Jimmy John&aposs delivery. OK?
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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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I think I was getting feral very slowly, drinking Booker's, and it was really sinking in how everything was terrible.
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Across the nation, and the world, the realization that mass killings are the new normal has been gradually sinking in.
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The magnitude of these questions—the magnitude of caregivers' contributions—is only now sinking in with policymakers and the public.
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President Donald Trump's attacks on special counsel Robert Mueller and Attorney General Jeff Sessions don't appear to be sinking in.
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"The shock is still sinking in," said Calvin, who has Asperger's syndrome and suffers with severe anxiety, clinical depression and psychosis.
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That is until you wear them at your college roommate's garden wedding, and you suddenly feel like you're sinking in quicksand.
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Since the Brazilian economy started sinking in 2014, upstream merchandise trade has foundered, even as farm exports downriver have held up.
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"It's sinking in slowly," an emotional Alaphilippe, who won the polka dot jersey for the mountains classification last year, told reporters.
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"Honestly, it's still sinking in, but even the night of our wedding we realized that it's not that different," she said.
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He allegedly tried to jump into the scene depicting the ship's sinking, in order to symbolically go down with the ship.
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"It's still sinking in, so I haven't thought about it a great deal," Bolton said after his appointment on Fox News.
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A Carnival cruise ship turned around to answer a distress call from a man whose boat was sinking in Cozumel, Mexico.
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It was just the right firmness that cradled and supported my back, so I didn't feel like I was sinking in.
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In this condition, temperature variations encourage columns of air to move vertically, rising rapidly in some places and sinking in others.
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I mean the term coined by Alexander Pope to signify "the art of sinking in poetry," as does Daniel Mallory Ortberg.
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When you think of doomed luxury ocean liners, the Titanic sinking in 1912 might be the first to come to mind.
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Faced with an early challenge from far-right candidate Kelli Ward in the primary, he was already sinking in the polls.
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The ship burned, spewing its cargo, for more than a week before sinking in the waters between China, Japan and South Korea.
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How can you hear the wail of a penny whistle without thinking of Celine Dion bewailing the titular ship's sinking in "Titanic"?
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The mattress is well-made and has a lovely cocooning response to body weight, without sinking in too much to prohibit movement.
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" Nashar said that after another sinking in September, Egypt had rushed through the new law "to combat the crime of illegal migration.
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With the news of Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston's breakup sinking in, so are the emotional fan reactions to the couple's split.
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"This election is still sinking in," LaShawn Williams, judge-elect for one of the county civil courts at law, wrote on Facebook.
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Once mandatory reading for those who wanted to understand the nationalist wing of the Trump coalition, Breitbart is quickly sinking in popularity.
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Nordstrom (JWN) shares were sinking in the premarket after the fashion retailer missed expectations on earnings and revenue for the fourth quarter.
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The passengers rescued from the dinghy said others had escaped the sinking in a life raft after the ferry split in two.
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The reality of what it meant to not have ID was sinking in, and she gave him excuses for not going out.
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This photo shows the USS Arizona battleship sinking in Battleship Row after it was hit by eight Japanese bombs and one torpedo.
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You'll also get a brighter effect, because the lights stay at the tips of the branches instead of sinking in toward the trunk.
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Quite simply Europe is unable to complete the transition it set itself; rather than fording the stream, it is sinking in the mud.
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I felt a sinking in my stomach I couldn't explain and then the slow tug of my tether returning me to the Cocteau.
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The em dash comes to the rescue when the commas take over a sentence — saving it from sinking in a sea of commas.
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The em dash comes to the rescue when the commas take over a sentence—saving it from sinking in a sea of commas.
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Scene City 32 Photos View Slide Show ' News of the Trump victory was still sinking in as the black-tie circuit carried on.
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"She knows they are all gone, but she is under heavy sedation, so it's not sinking in yet," said Audie's teary brother, Daniel Trinidad.
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Its discovery shows that the ship never made it very far, sinking in stormy weather just 23 miles (250 km) from its departure point.
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The disconnect between GDP growth and employment implies productivity remained weak in the first quarter after sinking in the final three months of 210.7.
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It started sinking in the middle of the channel, and a 25-foot Coast Guard boat had to swoop in and save the day.
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If that time span isn't sinking in, then note: In 2003 Evanescence was on the radio and Beyoncé was promoting her first solo album.
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Pier 1 Imports might be sinking in terms of sales, but the home-goods retailer still has much to offer in terms of quality.
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Running aground prevented it from sinking in the fjord, but later, a wire used to stabilize the sunken vessel snapped, allowing it to sink farther.
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Giustocio, his feet sinking in mud as he gives a tour of his farm to a Reuters reporter, just wants to get back to planting.
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The pervasiveness of nicotine addiction among teenagers who use vaping devices is now sinking in — and there is no clear path to helping them stop.
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The president's approval rating has been sinking in the state since he took office, and now nearly half of Ohio voters view the president unfavorably.
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It finally seemed to be sinking in that if you insist on putting up presidential candidates who leave voters cold, really bad things can happen.
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Although I was mulling over my own inadequacy in understanding research terms and practices, the scientists' language was sinking in, the way Lewis Carroll's does.
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It was also slowly sinking in that their time in Congress during the first term of Donald Trump was going to be consumed by impeachment.
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" As the markets sank in the past two weeks, headlines suggested that the end of the central bank easy money era was finally "sinking in.
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Biden, who has been sinking in opinion polls, now may receive another look from moderates who had begun gravitating to Bloomberg and writing him off.
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In a nutshell, the incident illustrated why Germany's Social Democratic party is sinking in the polls five days before federal elections for a new parliament.
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I have been spending time with my classmates today and it is really sinking in how some of my friends won't be in school again.
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Alexion Pharmaceuticals (ALXN) were sinking in premarket trading, after saying its drug Soliris missed the primary goal in a late-stage clinical trial for additional treatments.
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Rapidly sinking in the polls and careening from blunder to blunder, Donald Trump has ordered the second major shake-up of his staff in three months.
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Those calling Missouri voters reported back to their bosses that voters were raising concerns about Blunt's lobbying ties, a sign that Kander's attacks were sinking in.
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Whilst this terrible news is sinking in, our primary focus is on supporting the family and loved ones of Chris in any way we possibly can.
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While showering them with salt before baking works with other, frothier brownie batters, it fails here, with the flakes sinking in and disappearing without a trace.
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If parsing the language has proved difficult for diplomats, average readers have often found themselves sinking in a swamp of seemingly meaningless distinctions and incomprehensible verbiage.
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The Times report came on the back of a series of scandals and incidents which have mired Facebook in controversy and sent its stock sinking in 2018.
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That's according to "Sinking in the Swamp: How Trump's Minions and Misfits Poisoned Washington," a new book by the Daily Beast reporters Lachlan Markay and Asawin Suebsaeng.
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Furthermore, pine needles and bark on the forest floor can form a resinous layer that prevents snowmelt and rainwater from sinking in and building up groundwater reserves.
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Ginger Zee just became a mom for the second time — and the ABC chief meteorologist admits the birth of her son Miles Macklin is still sinking in.
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Much more than his legacy depends on that message sinking in, and on motivating the country to do the same thing the last time fascism threatened democracy.
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Parental guilt started sinking in after I persuaded a skeptical ticket taker at Carolines on Broadway to let a child see a headliner one Friday this month.
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The goal back then — as it is now — was to make it easier for people to walk on deep snow without sinking in, up to their knees.
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A federal lawsuit has been filed on behalf of the family which lost nine family members in the fatal duck boat sinking in Missouri, NBC News reports.
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Explain. 2. Britain voted to leave the European Union on a populist wave, but several other European nations have populist parties that are sinking in the polls.
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Financial stocks have rallied of late on weakness in the Australian dollar which has been sinking in response to intensifying trade tensions between the United States and China.
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"This is a plan built on quicksand – sinking in the very debt that finances it,"said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB).
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The president had been in office less than half a year, and already the disappointment that would color the next eight years for Mr. Morris was sinking in.
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If you are currently sinking in despair about not being able to find "the one," please remember: love can come at any age, and particularly later in life.
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This is what seems to have been sinking in, for more of us, over the past months, as attention turns toward these platforms and sentiment turns against them.
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In 2015, three of the five North Korean sailors aboard a ship defected to South Korea after their vessel was found adrift and sinking in South Korean waters.
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Financial stocks have rallied of late on weakness in the Australian dollar, which has been sinking in the wake of intensifying trade tensions between the United States and China.
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One example was the decision to clamp down on the independent media after its withering coverage of Mr Putin's clumsy handling of the Kursk submarine sinking in August 2000.
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But I am relieved to see that, and also that I think it is really sinking in to people that they have to support it, whatever that means. Good.
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"It's still sinking in, this first medal, this was the best day on all five days of racing," Stipanovic, who finished fourth at the 2012 London Olympics, told reporters.
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But the pervasiveness of nicotine addiction among teenagers who already use the devices is now sinking in — and there is no clear science or treatment to help them stop.
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Originally designed (ironically) for IKEA, the chair tilts, as if it is sinking in flood waters, highlighting the effect of mass consumption on global warming and sea-level rise.
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"The reality of the difficulty of getting things done is sinking in," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said of Mr. Trump and Republicans in Congress.
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As much as we hoped and prayed for the planets to pull through for Hillary, we are faced with a "WTF just happened here?" reality that is slowing sinking in.
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Asawin Suebsaeng and Lachlan Markay, White House reporters for The Daily Beast, wrote their new book "Sinking in the Swamp" with a focus on mid and low-level Trump associates.
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Risk markets have been accustomed to more policy easing over the summer and the realization is gradually sinking in that may not be the case going into the year-end.
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Breaking into the fiercely competitive travel industry may seem tough but one young CEO jumped in feet first and ended up swimming rather than sinking, in some very nice pools.
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A dozen elephants almost had to be jettisoned from a Noah's Ark boatload of animals to keep it from sinking in a freakish storm on the way to Latin America.
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The fritters' dough — of green bananas and plantains, mashed and tinged red-orange from achiote — has a crust as thin as skin, with crunch immediately giving way to sinking in.
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"I cried when I bought it, and I cried when I picked it up — because that's when it started sinking in we were actually getting married next week," she said.
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The reality is quickly sinking in about how this will immediately impact us in the present and how it could continue to impact us once we've moved past the pandemic.
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The disaster, likely Indonesia&aposs worst sinking in more than a decade, has prompted Indonesia&aposs President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo to call for an overhaul of safety standards for passenger boats.
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" He continued, "There is a certain complacency that comes with watching a genre film, and if you want to transgress something, that's kind of perfect that you have people sinking in.
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Everywhere people are enraged, and lack a language in which to express that unhappiness; their desperate efforts to thrash themselves out of the general unhappiness only leave them sinking in deeper.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Thursday about a boat sinking in the Danube River misidentified the Hungarian news outlet that reported that 14 people had been brought to shore and other details.
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The project was intended to commemorate the ship's sinking in 1915 by a German U-boat and to commemorate its 507 crew members and passengers, 343 of whom died in the attack.
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The subtext of the ads is that, unlike the man sinking in quicksand, the cowboy tied to the tracks or the doomed occupants of the Oval Office, we get that we're ridiculous.
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Usually it's only when a candidate is sinking in the polls that he starts aiming potshots at the-real estate mogul, as Jeb Bush did over the protracted slow death of his campaign.
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Against Yves Jabouin, Almeida was on the rough end of some slick counters but kept changing targets, sinking in the odd shot and eventually hurt Jabouin with a left hook in an exchange.
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The ferry had some 200 people on board, about five times over capacity, but only 18 people including the boat&aposs captain survived the sinking in rough weather June 17 on Lake Toba.
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The ferry had some 200 people on board, about five times over capacity, but only 173 people including the boat&aposs captain survived the sinking in rough weather June 17 on Lake Toba.
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But the reversal comes as a slew of recent polls have shown Trump sinking in the presidential race, trailing his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in nearly every major national and battleground state poll.
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But these virtual characters are lost and alone in this huge open world, swimming and sinking in a vast sea, standing still in a rain-soaked city street, or running without a destination.
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It's been a year since the Canadian Border Services Agency launched a campaign asking American gun owners to leave their firearms at home, but one federal prosecutor said the message isn't sinking in.
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And the tax cut proposal unveiled Wednesday, which Republicans see as the life preserver to save them from sinking in a sea of legislative failure, is being crafted on a strictly partisan basis.
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As the pair (who are "over-the-moon excited") prepare to welcome their new addition, Roth admits the news is still sinking in and that she's "beyond nervous" about the next phase of life.
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It navigated the wreck that lay out of reach of conventional divers since sinking in waters 32 km (20 miles) off the French city of Toulon in November 1664, taking with it a thousand souls.
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It's still sinking in, two years after The Force Awakens put Luke Skywalker's famous weapon in the hands of a new kind of hero: a young woman sheathed in the destiny usually afforded to men.
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What we're seeing: With the magnitude of the challenges facing AV technology sinking in, investors have stopped chasing the dream and are narrowing their focus to companies with a commercial niche and actual revenue potential.
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Massie, who has refused to join the House Freedom Caucus but often votes with them, says he sees the new dynamic himself but notices it's only slowly sinking in for other conservatives across Capitol Hill.
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With the fresh blow of the 2016 election still sinking in, its indictment of America's sycophantic obsession with Black cultural production amidst its senseless perpetration of violence against Black people landed with a stinging blow.
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" The blogger adds, "I think what is going on is really sinking in now because I think she is really not used to not having Kylie there to support and encourage her and root her on.
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The Dallas Stars are allowing goals at an alarming rate and their troubles on the road have the owners of last season's top mark in the Western Conference sinking in the Central Division in 2016-17.
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This is a hipster thing that I thought might be sinking in the ranks of popular artisanal substances, but there's apparently a competitive mustache wax industry with rankings, so it may now be in the pantheon.
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That the cookies were a flirtation device started sinking in when, on a Friday afternoon in August, Mr. Mateo asked Ms. Chang to spend the weekend with him in Avalon, N.J., at his parents' beach house.
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Sinking in the mire are some fine actors, including Anton Yelchin (in one of his last roles) and the great Peter Dinklage as Sam Bloom, the traumatized survivor of a car crash that killed his brother.
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Moreover, the delta, much of which is only two metres or less above sea level, has been sinking in recent years due to rising sea levels and heavy groundwater extraction from an ever increasing number of wells.
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This is the third time in recent years officials have sunken a barge to prevent flooding, but the practice of barge-sinking in Bayou Chene goes back as far as 1973, according to the office of Gov.
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We've watched pundits, police, and politicians lose their shit over the "Formation" video's empowering message and arresting imagery, the cop car sinking in floodwaters, the black boy dancing in front of a line of armed law enforcement.
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Thanks to the shredded memory foam, they'll get the support and comfortable "sinking in" sensation of a traditional memory foam pillow, but none of the excessive heat or firmness that can be a problem with solid foam.
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The last two letters of each are the same and must dangle beneath the grid, sinking in the bottom margin of the page (for online solvers, you just end those clues early and omit the extra letters).
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Cops in Jacksonville say Jaguars running back Denard Robinson had to climb out of a window of a car that was sinking in a pond this weekend ... after the 25-year-old fell asleep behind the wheel.
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Photo: WikimediaThe case of the RMS Titanic sinking in 1912 has generated numerous absurd conspiracy theories over the years, but it turns out the discovery of its wreckage was indeed part of a real-life military cover-up.
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As Washington lawmakers struggle to push through any aspects of President Donald Trump's pro-growth agenda, the reality is sinking in that any gains now are likely to be felt in 22015 at least or perhaps even longer.
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So when positioned against the Kindle Paperwhite, arguably the best e-reader you can buy today, the Oasis is asking an extra $170 for perks that seem secondary to the act of sinking in with a good book.
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Another arresting scene sees a young African-American boy dancing in front of a line of white policemen in riot gear; and the final scene is the police car sinking in the river, pulling Beyoncé under with it.
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This is why the Kremlin rushed to place all federal television channels under control immediately after the early disasters of the Putin era (the submarine Kursk sinking in 2000 and the 2002 terrorist siege at a Moscow theater).
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So 'not your daddy's oil' is not sinking in with Millennials and Generation Z, and with many of them, it never will, despite the oil lobbies' marketing efforts to try to make it sound like an attractive career path.
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According to "Sinking in the Swamp: How Trump's Minions and Misfits Poisoned Washington," by the Daily Beast reporters Lachlan Markay and Asawin Suebsaeng, Trump asked Priebus if badgers are "mean to people" how they "work," and what they eat.
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Global output, as reflected in measures of purchasing managers' activity, bounced along with market gyrations, sinking in 2015 and lurching upward in 3003 before falling this year to levels not seen since the depths of the euro-area crisis.
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From lawmakers and governors to donors and foreign policy experts, a certain realization is sinking in within the party, based on more than a dozen interviews in recent days: Donald Trump has been a historically weak and ineffective president.
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This tour tells the stories of the people who were brought to the city after surviving the ship's disastrous sinking in April 2718, as well as the spooky tales of the sailors, gangsters and artists of Greenwich Village's past.
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This tour tells the stories of the people who were brought to the city after surviving the ship's disastrous sinking in April 1912, as well as the spooky tales of the sailors, gangsters and artists of Greenwich Village's past.
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The folded sleeve is the "equivalent of the upper few kilometers of Adria's crust, and your arm is the plate that is now sinking in the mantle, hundreds or even thousands of kilometers below our feet," van Hinsbergen said.
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Of the umpteen books written about President Donald Trump's administration, "Sinking in the Swamp: How Trump's Minions and Misfits Poisoned Washington" is the first to focus on the mid and low-level associates that give Trumplandia it's darkly absurd flavor.
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Gall, of course, defeated now 8-2 Sage Northcutt during their welterweight bout on Saturday night at UFC on Fox 22, sinking in a rear-naked choke—his fourth such finish in his four-fight career—in the second round.
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A lot can be said about the financial impact of all of this — and I'm sure that will come, both on TechCrunch and elsewhere — but the main thing that's sinking in for me right now is that nobody knows anything.
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"Risk markets have been accustomed to more policy easing over the summer and the realization is gradually sinking in that may not be the case going into the year-end," said Karine Hirn, a partner at East Capital in Hong Kong.
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Trump has been on a tear for weeks about the general election being "rigged," and apparently that message is sinking in among a large portion of his supporters, just as it sank in among a large portion of Democratic primary voters.
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Down below were figures familiar from Bosch's painting, like the ghostly white giraffe with its head in a fruit tree, and others I'd never noticed before, such as a black unicorn (or horned hippocampus?) swimming and then sinking in the water.
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Swiss National Bank Chairman Thomas Jordan said he thought the need for more fiscal stimulus and structural reforms in Europe, Japan and China was finally sinking in with policymakers "This is easier said than done," he told a news conference.
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PARIS — The fine print of President Emmanuel Macron's financial proposal, intended to end protests by France's middle class and working poor, was still sinking in Tuesday, but many of the protesters were expressing disappointment and calling for new demonstrations this weekend.
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That reality is now sinking in for President Donald Trump, who will lead America into its most tragic month in decades, Stephen Collinson writes, as experts say the pandemic could kill more Americans than the Vietnam and Korean wars combined.
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" Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer said Sparano was "a great teacher, a grinder of a worker and had a toughness and fighting spirit that showed in our linemen ... This is just sinking in for us but Tony will be sorely missed by all.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's not exactly the best Monday morning pick-me-up, but if you were ever curious at just how inaccurate movies about the Titanic are, watch this animated simulation showing the infamous ocean liner sinking in real-time.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race The reality sinking in Thursday was that -- after a record number of women declared their candidacies -- the Democratic Party's standard bearer will now be one of two white men in their 70s.
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In other words, while the rest of London is sinking in on itself slowly like an overpriced and undercooked pie, the South East postcode is still chugging along, occasionally flinging out artists like James Blake, filmmakers like Steve McQueen, or weird trends like Nu Rave.
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From a police cruiser sinking in the New Orleans floodwaters, to "Stop Shooting Us" graffiti, to the young black boy in a hoodie in front of riot cops, we see things that remind us of what has made our blood boil and our tears run.
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Police said Anthony Lazard, Jack Spreen, Joe Doran and Josh Jahlas sprang into action when they saw a car sinking in the Laguna Madre Bay from their hotel room balcony in South Padre Island, Texas, on March 16, according to documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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To honor the 105th anniversary of the Titanic ship sinking in 883, Spring House Restaurant, Kitchen and Bar in Winston-Salem, North Carolina partnered with the Winston-Salem Wine Market to develop a dinner that reflects what the passengers ate while aboard the ship.
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The star of screen and stage referenced recent data that shows Biden sinking in the polls, including a new national poll released last week that showed he's down nine percentage points since January, and his disappointing results during the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary.
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Before we now praise infamous men for finally finding some moral high ground (it's pretty low ground, actually) on which to make their last stand, we should recognize that their late renunciations of the billionaire bigot come in the wake of Team Trump's sinking in the polls.
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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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Mr. Mahmud and another survivor of last week's shipwreck recounted grim details of the sinking, in which 500 passengers may have died, making it the deadliest episode for asylum seekers trying to reach Europe since more than 800 drowned last April in a boat trying to reach Italy.
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At the beginning of the war, every new massacre or atrocity really was treated with the indignation and solidarity it deserved; when boats started sinking in the Mediterranean, people really were as horrified as they ought to have been by the cruel and capricious destruction of innocent lives.
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If you're like me, though, you might have tens of thousands of dollars in American student loans that need to be paid, and if you start working in Canada and making Canadian dollars, you're going to be in the deep amount of shit that I'm currently sinking in.
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A new study from Northwestern Mutual has found that many Americans are sinking in debt, and don't expect to climb out of it any time soon; the study found that more than one in 219 Americans say they will be in debt for the rest of their lives.
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"I think it's sinking in, especially with Republican members of Congress, that they are not getting the kind of adult leadership out of the White house that would allow you to give deference to the White House," said Mieke Eoyang, a national security analyst at Third Way and former congressional aide.
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"Critics of legalization worry about the message being sent to youth by marijuana policy reform efforts, but the real message is that marijuana should only be used by responsible adults, and it seems to be sinking in," said Morgan Fox, a spokesman for the Marijuana Policy Project, which backs legalization.
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Just as that bombshell was sinking in, came another: The Washington Post reported that four countries -- the United Arab Emirates, China, Israel and Mexico -- had engaged in private discussions about Kushner as a potential target for manipulation due to his complex personal financial issues and his relative inexperience in foreign affairs.
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MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa – With the scope of the devastation still sinking in, business owners and residents of the central Iowa city of Marshalltown on Friday began picking up bricks from collapsed buildings, dragging away downed trees and trying to return to the lives they knew before a powerful tornado roared through their community.
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The decision against Lula is a serious blow to the political survival of Brazil's first working-class president whose career from a factory shop floor to high office is sinking in the corruption scandals that have rocked the political establishment and especially his Workers Party, which held power from 2003 until mid-2016.
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Since then, finally understanding the gravity of the harm the president had done with his lack of solutions-based policies, guidance and advice, the White House has declared a national emergency and had the president hold a press conference to try to right the ship that was rapidly sinking in panic-stricken waters.
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While the "Basrah Breeze" survived the turmoil of Saddam's decline and demise, its sister ship "al-Mansur" - which he also never boarded - suffered a different fate, sinking in the Shatt al-Arab waterway that passes through Basra after it was hit by U.S. planes and then stripped bare in the chaotic aftermath of his overthrow.
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The structure of "Vichnaya Pamyat" is vaguely reminiscent of the film Titanic, which features a computer recreation of the sinking of its titular ship in its early going, so that we viewers can know exactly what's happening when it actually begins sinking in the 1912-set scenes that make up the bulk of the film.
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My perspective has slowly shifted into thinking about these columns not as "post-" in the sense of after, but "post-" in the way we think of it in terms like postmodern; these things are here and we're all struggling and sinking in the mud of the after like Bastian after losing Artax in the swamp.
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In some boardrooms, the message is sinking in; to date 21 firms collectively worth more than $2000trn, ranging from carmakers (like Renault) to confectioners (such as Mars), have committed to "science-based targets" to cut their carbon footprint in line with the internationally agreed goal of limiting global warming to 2ºC or less relative to pre-industrial levels.
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"Two days of the week I was your main thing, because soon enough I found out that the other days were taken," she sings in title track "Bedroom," her words sinking in like meticulously aimed darts, "so I don't believe a word that you've been saying / telling me to come over, but you know that I wasn't sober".
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Without mentioning Mr. Tillerson by name, she posted an enthusiastic message on Twitter moments after Mr. Trump's announcement: There was no immediate official reaction in Asia, partly because of the timing of Mr. Trump's announcement — late evening in China, Japan and the Korean Peninsula, where news of his intended meeting with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, is still sinking in.
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" Or the "window panes covered by frost-flowers" of the little houses through which Franz Kafka's K. struggled on his way to the Castle, "pulling his feet out of [the snow] as they kept sinking in again", hearing the great bell ring "with a lively, cheerful note, although the sound was painful too, and made his heart quail momentarily as if threatened with getting what it vaguely desired.
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" He continued: "And my mom sat in front of Rachel Weisz and her hair was so high that Rachel had to keep [mimics Weisz leaning to see in front of his mom's beehive] and my mom kept sinking in her chair and I didn't know what to do 'cause I was — I wanted to have a nice night, so I didn't know Meryl Streep but she was sitting next to me and I said in a commercial break, 'Would you mind just telling my mom you like her hair?
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Sinking in the polls, Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has entrusted his campaign to an executive with Breitbart News and a veteran GOP pollster who has worked with Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-28503 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE, Jack Kemp and Newt Gingrich.
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