Reeves sinks into the role just as Utah sinks into the surfer lifestyle, allowing Bigelow to use his natural blankness as an actor.
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Often, he sinks into his own thoughts, contented in his introversion.
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Simultaneously, it sinks into the rock at an imperceptibly slow rate.
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A man's hand, seeking stability, sinks into someone's rotting chest cavity.
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Your movement sinks into and out of it with each stroke.
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Some analysts highlighted the risks as the platinum market sinks into oversupply.
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His body turns to stone and sinks into the bedrock, where his
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The rhinoceros sinks into a whirlpool as ships go down with him.
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" He added, "The mind sinks into it with a slow and appreciative rapture.
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IF A city sinks into the ground but nobody notices, is it really sinking?
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But to some, the credits now look unsustainable as Alaska sinks into the red.
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They came with cramps so strong I vomited into toilets, into sinks, into trash cans.
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By allowing them to die off, we risk turning our carbon sinks into carbon bombs.
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He sinks into his window seat with a sigh and never gets his second breakfast.
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Confidence: Medium Showers are a decent bet as a frontal zone sinks into the region Monday.
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Then he sinks into a hot AF bath to sweat out as much water as possible.
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By the time the record reaches "Black Lake", the album's longest song, she sinks into despair.
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The sun starts to turn black, land sinks into sea; the bright stars scatter from the sky.
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"I'm fat and old and hated and nothing," Eddy says, as she sinks into a swimming pool.
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Outside, Jews are beaten in the streets and a proud Germany sinks into moral and social decay.
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When rain falls, some of it sinks into the soil, refilling the aquifers that feed springs and wells.
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It would be easy to miss: just a strip of concrete that almost sinks into the dark soil.
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It's lush, sinks into the skin without leaving any residue, and left me with a healthy, plump glow.
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Literally anything… And then she drops the phone and starts crying, and her head sinks into her hands.
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But she sinks into the earth, miming that he should marry Bathilde, as the court retinue arrives onstage.
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I see the partial eclipse of his faceas his head sinks into the half-darkand shades his eyes.
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While the nation sinks into a severe housing shortage, homebuilders are struggling against high costs for labor and materials.
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What starts out as a promising commentary on the objectifying nature of photography soon sinks into another rote massacre.
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When oil and gas are taken from the ground, a vacuum is created and the land sinks into it.
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O.J. Simpson keeps an unswerving jack-o'-lantern smile plastered on its face as it sinks into the abyss.
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Our head sinks into a soft pillow while some poor creature shrieks in pain as its face is chewed off.
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Now it's nearly all done, she thinks as she sinks into an oversized couch, also a gift from a stranger.
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Yet as it sinks into chaos, the government continues to press on with Brexit—the national earthquake that UKIP brought about.
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She tries to make Edgar do it, setting off a PTSD reaction that he sinks into as the episode goes on.
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He writes of the men who don't come back, the buildings flattened to rubble, the hope that sinks into the Thames.
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But a recovery in Asia won't paper over problems in the United States and Europe as the world sinks into recession.
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It feels exactly the same as before, they're back, and she sinks into the expansiveness that their friendship has always allowed.
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Most die off in the winter and decompose, leaving behind a rich layer of organic matter that gradually sinks into the earth.
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After the 21st, you won't have quite the same lust for life as the sun sinks into practical Capricorn for a month.
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Katie Hill sinks into an armchair in her office in the Longworth House Building in Washington, D.C., facing the massive wooden door.
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Arthur has a sleepy, remote affect, and if a conversation isn't stimulating enough for him he sinks into a kind of hibernation.
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It's as hydrating as other, much richer formulas on the market, but absorbs easily, like a lotion, as it sinks into skin.
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Their business model gets a few more years of life before it sinks into obsolescence, taking me and my job with it.
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But once in Washington, he sinks into a morass of lobbyists, conspiracies and corruption, ultimately taking a bribe to resign his seat.
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As half of Argentina erupts in delight and the other sinks into the deepest despair, Uranga will keep his emotions in check.
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"What you did, your abdication of the throne did change my life, forever," she tells Edward, as he sinks into his wheelchair.
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Settling down becomes more palatable when the sun sinks into Capricorn for a month on the 21st, making you long for stability again.
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What I didn't expect was its smooth disappearing act: The lightweight blend sinks into the skin, instead of slime-ing up its surface.
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This gel-cream hybrid sinks into skin to hydrate without adding shine, and includes licorice extracts to help reduce redness, scarring, and inflammation.
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Each object glimmers and sinks into the darkness of the black pigment that surrounds it like a drawing in the most luscious charcoal.
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After seeing Dr. Akopian for some time, Rebecca sinks into further despair and eventually seeks additional help from a psychiatrist, Dr. Daniel Shin.
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An atmosphere of dejection gathers as the piano becomes fixated on a three-note pattern and the orchestra sinks into the bass regions.
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But Wagner's idea was that Isolde sinks into death transfigured, now united with the dead Tristan — the only possible resolution of desire and passion.
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And you bite into human skin, the tooth sinks into the skin, and those ridges cause the skin to bunch up in different ways.
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The long-term effect is less clear, as the Sanders campaign has stopped running ads in later primaries and the campaign sinks into limbo.
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The leftover film is thin and almost entirely unnoticeable — though not as invisible as you'll get with a chemical sunscreen that sinks into your skin.
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When they say "light," they aren't kidding — this Korean import sinks into the skin almost on contact, leaving your face feeling fresh and residue-free.
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Its antioxidant-rich formulation, which includes sweet-almond oil, helps calm irritation and sinks into the skin quickly, leaving it moisturized — and leaving you happy.
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And yet, as much as Yun stayed within his chosen constraints, and thought of his work symbolically, you never feel that he sinks into habit.
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At the end of the first episode, as she sinks into a hot bath, her skin is revealed to be a thicket of scar tissue.
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Cassini will then point its antenna back toward Earth and begin transmitting data as it slowly sinks into Saturn's atmosphere, burning up on its descent.
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But then, the Night King fires some kind of magical dead person spear, KILLING VISERION, who falls to the ground and sinks into the frozen lake.
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And the more he badmouths Clinton, the deeper he sinks into the quagmire of the 2016 election, reminding Americans that last year is an unhealed wound.
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The video, broadcast on WAFB, shows three men on a boat desperately trying to break into the red soft-top convertible as it sinks into the floodwater.
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True Labour becomes more confident and prominent as "Labour", despite its many loyalists, sinks into chaotic infighting and—unrestrained by moderates— alights on even more looney policies.
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As it is, the show sinks into sluggish earnestness early, and you keep waiting for it to recapture the promising wit and daring with which it began.
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But this one has a pomegranate-oil base, which is thin and seamlessly sinks into the skin, ensuring it won't sit on your face and feel sticky.
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Sometimes he sinks into the kind of syncopated six-beat groove that he and Jones had made into an idiom of its own with the Coltrane quartet.
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Kristen Stewart plays Savannah Knoop, who gradually sinks into JT's disguise of a blonde wig and dark sunglasses until she feels JT is as much hers as Laura's.
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After the few ups and many downs of life as a friendless orphan in the Republic of Congo, Little Pepper, the narrator of "Black Moses", sinks into delirium.
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In the closing solo, Alice MacDonald entangles herself in a cloak of red-streaked white gauze and sinks into side- and back-bending poses from the earlier trio.
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Nearby, a quartet of images is overpowered by a 2453 self-portrait by photographer Peter Hujar, who seductively sinks into his mattress while making bedroom eyes at the camera.
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Spoiler: Mossad agent Robert Shaw dies while saving the day, as he flies the weaponized blimp away over the ocean, where it blows up and sinks into the sea.
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A song sinks into your mind through repetition, and as soon as you've heard something several times, it becomes part of what in the industry is called echoic memory.
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The following year, renegades begin chanting "Black Power," and the South — all but Memphis, that is — sinks into the ocean, its descent illuminated by cities aflame North and West.
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The Interpreter Even as Venezuela sinks into chaos, with clashes between protesters and the police escalating, why have its powerful political and military elites stuck by President Nicolás Maduro?
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And as some portion of them sinks into anxiety and depression, they will get very different care based on whether they work as full-fledged employees or as contractors.
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It costs a whopping $60 million to build a Falcon 9 rocket, and that kingly figure vanishes into nothing when the rocket crashes on impact or sinks into the ocean.
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The modifications they're considering include moving the sinks into the public space, and shortening the doors to make it more difficult for anyone to hide illegal activities inside the stalls.
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There is "Sea," off of Love Yourself: Her ("I cry out a silent cry /Sea where all light sinks into silence"), which deals with the power and perils of hope.
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If the GDPNow starts the quarter with a high number and sinks into the end of the quarter, then stats are coming in weaker, which may indicate a weakening economy.
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That's refreshing, so it's a pity that the remainder of "Aurum," right in tune with the insipid Muzak of the Ludovico Einaudi recordings Ms. Topp has chosen, increasingly sinks into sappiness.
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Like with the nail going into Emily's foot, we went back to the old-school way of having a retractable nail, so when Emily steps on it, it sinks into the wood.
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As Washington whispers about collusion and Ottawa sinks into a scandal that will dominate the media for months pre-election, the economies of the United States and Canada continue to hum along.
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Standard & Poor's on Wednesday downgraded Brazil's credit rating deeper into junk territory due to its failure to plug a growing fiscal deficit that has rattled investor confidence as the country sinks into recession.
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Storm Reid is turning red — well, as red as a Black girl can — as she sinks into the chair she sits in across from me at a cafe in Studio City, Los Angeles.
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Headline economic indicators have hit their lowest levels since spring 2016 as the global economy sinks into a "synchronised stagnation" period, research by the Brookings Institution and the Financial Times published Sunday shows.
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The ultimate payoff of this scene is the fresh fang that Jimmy sinks into his brother's leg by highlighting — and exaggerating — Chuck's fragile mental state, which will jack up his insurance rates, too.
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The drop in disbursements by the BNDES, the country's main provider of long-term corporate credit, reflects the fall in demand for capital goods as the economy sinks into its worst recession in decades.
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In the video, a dancing black boy induces a row of armed officers to raise their hands in surrender, and Beyoncé herself is draped atop a police cruiser as it sinks into the water.
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The first single is "Night Court in Compton," a track that starts with inflections of woozy, mid-60s Blue Note postbop — think Herbie Hancock and Andrew Hill — and quickly sinks into a hypnotic groove.
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It is also the most direct and straightforward piece in the show — it's just a cat painting, after all — with forms clearly articulated, even as the cat sinks into the texture of the rug.
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IW: The scene when "Perfect Day" [by Lou Reed] is playing, and he sinks into the ground—I think that was a great way to have that overdose, the way that you're lulling towards death.
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The boy is not a boy anymore but the word before thirst, the wordthat sinks into the sand like a button or a tooth or an eye or otherthings that come loose on a trek.
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The salon, also on East 57th Street, was small and L-shaped, but the architects John Fülöp and Justin Lamb designed its interior to shoehorn as many styling chairs and sinks into it as possible.
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Monteiro said Brazil aims to triple trade flows with Iran to $5 billion by 2019, a rare bright spot as the country sinks into what could be its worst recession in more than a century.
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On top of that, he forms a bond with a possibly imaginary alien spider while en route to Venus, and sinks into a series of conversations about the nature of the universe with his unlikely companion.
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Come the 2020 election, True Labour is a competitive force, while "Labour" looks like a pressure group posing as a political party and, with few locally active door-knockers and a dysfunctional leadership, sinks into irrelevance.
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J.C. Kurt Elling has covered Paul Simon's "American Tune" before, as a piano-vocal duet on "1619 Broadway: The Brill Building Project," but on his forthcoming album, "The Questions," he sinks into the song more completely.
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It certainly smells clinical, but sinks into the skin quickly and promises to help improve the appearance of blemish-prone, aging skin as well as helping reduce redness and inflammation due to cystic acne, rosacea, or scarring.
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As I walk toward them, my cane sinks into one of the cobblestones I'm walking on and stands straight up, by itself; but I keep on walking, until I realize that I no longer have my cane.
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Josh Brolin sinks into the role of Eddie Mannix, a religiously befuddled fixer at a 1950s Hollywood studio rife with moral miscreants whose biggest star (George Clooney) has been kidnapped while filming a "Ben Hur"-like spectacle.
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Across the many retellings and translations of this story, the end remains consistent: All the gods — yes, even Thor and Loki — die heroes' deaths in the melee, the sun goes out, and the world sinks into the sea.
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A.'s Finest' quickly sinks into mediocrity, unable to offer the same kind of big-screen thrills in a weekly format, or find much of anything new to say about odd couples and pasts that won't stay hidden.
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At minimum, it will kind of make up for the party's refusal to hold a separate debate on global warming, since it gives everyone lots of time to contemplate what happens when a state sinks into the ocean.
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In a time of economic precarity, environmental chaos and racial protest, when many of us spend the majority of our waking hours thumbing screens, there is something comforting and even restorative about art that sinks into the floor.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Fear of unemployment among Brazilians decreased slightly in December despite a recent surge in job losses, an industry survey showed on Tuesday, in a rare sign of mood improvement as the country sinks into a deep recession.
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Which is why it's strange that as Marlo very visibly sinks into postpartum depression — you can see Ms. Theron pulling Marlo deeper and deeper inside — the movie pretends that her burden is somehow too hidden for anyone to notice.
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Sickness & shame will overcome you as your whole life sinks into that created by someone else, ruled by a new country & the English aristocracy & its helpless ways, by surrender of something beautifully old-fashioned & New England & pure in you.
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As Lu sinks into the Drysdale case, she often recalls her father's most celebrated murder prosecution, a case he won even though all that was left of the missing decedent was one platform shoe found inexplicably in the defendant's car.
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For one, the bottom of the pot is lined with thin pita, which gets drizzled in oil; the rice goes on top and sinks into the bread as it cooks, and the finished crust is sliced into glistening, golden-brown wedges.
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Still, all I could imagine was the scene in "The Sweet Hereafter," where parka-clad children wave out the back window of their school bus just before it skids off the road, slides down an embankment and sinks into a lake.
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The app also packs in an offline mode, so your event doesn't come crashing down to a smoldering pile of disappointment if the Wi-Fi network takes a stage-dive into the concrete floor and sinks into unconsciousness for a few minutes.
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There are often scenes that come out very differently than what is imagined, and you see an actor completely transform something, and then there are other times when an actor just sinks into what you've written in a way that's so beautifully true.
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Her move to Berlin last year, she confesses, could have come at a better time though, as she sinks into juggling the role of label owner and busy DJ with day-to-day life, as well as fully settling into a new city.
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BRASILIA, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Brazil's federal tax revenues fell in 2015 to their lowest since 2010, the country's tax agency said on Thursday, highlighting the challenges the government faces to improve its finances as the economy sinks into its worst recession in decades.
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In their blinding brightness, the pools tapped into a melancholy side of Hollywood, in the same way they do in the series, like the intro where Bojack sinks into the waters of his own pool, channeling a listless Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate.
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J.P. Presented as a conversation with a now-married ex, "Chilly" sinks into post-breakup numbness: "Been so long since the love bug bit/I'll admit, maybe I quit," Niki sings in a constricted melody that only expands when she's singing about him.
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Haley (Missy Peregrym), the star of the film and obvious "rebel" (her rebellion clearly telegraphed with a combo of trucker hats and Simple Plan songs), falls over and over, heavily — sometimes flat on her face — and then slowly sinks into a bathtub of ice.
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The doors were finally unlocked in July, revealing a row of tables under electrified gas lamps and a row of stools in front of a white-oak bar that looks as if it was built to last at least until Van Brunt Street sinks into the sea.
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He chooses to cast such worries aside at the Winter White House, Mar-a-Lago, even as that property sinks into the rising sea, a process that has begun and, by many scientific estimations, will result in its grounds becoming one with the Atlantic during Barron Trump's lifetime.
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A mattress that's too hard can't properly fill and support the hollow of your lower back, and a mattress that's too soft can also be problematic: The middle part of your body is heavy, and if it sinks into the mattress deeply, that puts pressure on your pelvic joints.
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As is to be expected, the fruity cocktail is a little bit sticky upon initial application (you can slather up to five drops on your face), but it sinks into the skin moments after, while rose and aloe water work to replenish any moisture lost through the super gentle exfoliation process.
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As the non-narrative montage streams past your eyes, you're aware of watching and not watching at the same time: the elusiveness of the swirling imagery sinks into your subliminal perception, sending your thoughts inward, but you can never be unmindful of the others around you, who are comparably transfixed.
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The use of this technique electrifies the background with feeling, but it also represents a kind of abandonment: if the female subject is ignored — "while anyone could witness rot writ all over my blighted arrangement, / no one stepped in" — then the speaker sinks into and becomes one with the scenery.
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The testosterone replacement therapy era—when athletic commissions gave their blessings to fighters who used performance-enhancing hormones so as long as they had doctors' notes—looks less and less defensible the further it sinks into the past, and Henderson has the dubious distinction of being a pioneer of TRT in MMA, having started the treatment in 2007 for a low-testosterone diagnosis.
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But when you slow to its pace for longer than the time it takes to snap a photo and relax to watch dancers like Hristoula Harakas and David Thomson, poignant details crystallize: the trembling of her arm, supporting her weight as she sinks into a split; the inward yet receptive quality of his gaze; how a desperate pose can, with the slightest shift, become a hopeful one.
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Then decline his FaceTime calls for 24 hours.) I wish I had a real solution for the kind of tired that sinks into your bones because it's not just about your life — in fact, my life is extremely decent, considering how privileged and fortunate and not deported (fingers crossed) I am, so if I'm complaining, I have to guess a lot of other people are complaining too.
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But "Mack & Mabel," whose book has been revised since Stewart's death in 1987 by his sister, Francine Pascal, reduces them to worn clichés: Mabel a pious innocent turned tragic heroine, discovered and molded by Mack, who toys with her affections and looks the other way as she sinks into drink and drugs; Mack a bullying tough guy with a sentimental streak and a list of stubborn regrets about the way he treated her.
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And again her chest goes hollow – as if her heart and lungs and breath and thoughts, everything, sinks into her stomach in a churned up mess as she hears his reaction – na babe you know I wanna have youts with you but it's just not the right time, we're not ready for this – and she kind of expected it, she'd heard it in her ears before he said it, along with all the explanations about not having a good or stable job or living together – issues which had never seemed to be on his mind till now.
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