He slices the ball so that it skids the line.
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They hit the slopes, and the movie hits the skids.
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Oil could grease the skids for the Dow to reach 20,2773.
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While upsetting, these are perfectly legal ways to grease the skids.
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It's not long before the plan skids entertainingly out of control.
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Also looking to grease the skids for LNG exports are Sen.
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It's dangerous because every startup will hit the skids sooner or later.
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Smoother, this time, too, and in skids the sound of his voice.
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If the driver skids into a curve, the driver's stomach lurches too.
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Goldman's stock hit the skids during the financial crisis two years later.
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For less than $100 per person, a group of six people arriving at the Salt Lake City International Airport can take BLADE, an app-enabled helicopter ride that takes all of 10 minutes, skids-up to skids-down.
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Two of the stars of Shonda Rhimes' hit shows have hit the skids.
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Occasionally, you're sitting on the floor with no seat, feet on the skids.
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The bags were stored on skids in the doubtless aptly named Coin Room.
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He then placed the skids and bags in the coin room, authorities said.
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Trump's not wrong that earmarks often greased the skids to get legislation passed.
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Another blackhat hacker, who asked to remain anonymous, said that "a bunch of sim swapping skids had the [vulnerability] and used it for quite a while," using the often derogatory appellative of "skids" or "script kiddie" to mean low-level hackers.
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Rather, they'll have skids attached to the bottom of the fuselage like a helicopter.
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Retail powerhouses, many of which have hit the skids, are already showing the strain.
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But when the economy hits the skids, look out, the layoffs can come fast.
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For someone so on the skids in life, those brief moments of omnipotence were intoxicating.
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Lucious's music video about his mother hits the skids when Andre uncovers a dark truth.
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After cruising to four-year highs earlier this year, crude oil has hit the skids.
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Drills in the landing skids will collect samples of the Titan surface for onboard analysis.
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You want to stay away from the skids (losing streaks) and put up some positive numbers.
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Price transparency will grease the skids and give you a better chance of getting to contract.
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They are greasing the skids to dispose of our collective property one chunk at a time.
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So don't be surprised if your car skids or mimics an anti-lock braking system, or ABS.
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Raise the landing skids, lower the wings for flight mode and set off on another dangerous mission!
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But Macron skids on past that; he waxes philosophical; he seems to like to hear himself speak.
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And that's going to put added pressure on coal and oil, which hit the skids in 2015.
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Money doesn't really make the world go round, but it sure greases the skids in late capitalism.
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After it crashed, it flipped over almost immediately, its landing skids pointing into the air, she said.
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Eliminating these loans will require students to think twice, which will ungrease the skids to debt slavery.
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But even if romance hits the skids, we're still inclined to hit the bottle less often post-breakup.
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Textron skids 13 pct on profits miss, blames recently acquired all-terrain vehicle business ** Tech trips 1.2 pct.
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Maren Ade's short comedy Everyone Else is a caustic yet endearing look at a relationship on the skids.
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As you drive around the savannah, through sand, mud, and water, the vehicle slips, slides, drifts, and skids.
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Editorial This year's high school graduates were 10 years old when the economy hit the skids in 2008.
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It was only when they hit the skids that they were forced to pay greater attention to ideology.
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As the market hits the skids, experts are warning that you shouldn't make rash moves with your portfolio.
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Instead, they argue, it could grease the skids for government projects now choked off by bureaucratic red tape.
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There was talk of a new approach that would put the skids on regulatory overreach and overzealous enforcement.
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If this distributes sympathies more evenly (as does Mr. Belcher's charisma), it skids awfully close to false balance.
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It only has propellers, with skids to land, but no wheels to allow it to roam over the surface.
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On the other hand, Xcel suddenly needing so much clean energy might help grease the skids for regionalization, i.e.
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But if this number suddenly started rising, that's when it's time to worry about the economy hitting the skids.
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Next up was Judy Garland , in 1954, with Cukor back in charge, and James Mason on the alcoholic skids.
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While the Kings have hit the skids at home, Boston has been consistently abysmal on the road this season.
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That is reassuring news if, as some fear, the economy hits the skids over the next couple of years.
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Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot agreed to merge, after a proposed tie up between Fiat and Renault hit the skids.
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It only has propellers, with skids to land, but no wheels to allow it to roam over the surface.
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The world's richest man, Jeff Bezos, and his wife MacKenzie are the latest power couple to hit the marital skids.
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Flannery also will need to reassure shareholders, including Nelson Peltz's Trian, whose arrival probably greased the skids for his appointment.
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But the power of the pardon is rarely wielded as a way of greasing the skids for vengeance or intimidation.
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Rubio could be on the skids, meanwhile, if he bombs in Iowa and can't make a mark in New Hampshire.
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Now, with his economic agenda on the skids, Trump is dropping the pretense and pivoting to an outright culture war.
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Though "White Noise" runs a full three hours, and skids on some of its plot twists, it doesn't feel long.
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"I am not supposed to be here," the young professor yells at Dawn as the operation skids out of control.
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"It's like every time I'm about to hit the skids, some 80 grand check comes in from Nowheresville," he said.
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The stability control systems work with anti-lock brakes to control each wheel individually, to help manage skids and swerves.
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And thus fear breeds distrust and spirals into manufactured hate, until another song of innocence skids to a shuddering stop.
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With the auto industry on the skids, the state finished 41st that year, and all indications for the future were bleak.
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But it does at least suggest that sexual relations are not so much hitting the skids in America as in flux.
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It could prove tricky, however, to keep conditions supportive while preventing big capital outflows that put the skids on the yuan.
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If the wealthy want to grease the skids, they shouldn't be able to do so at the expense of American taxpayers.
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You can also use binoculars or a telescope to project an image of Mercury as it skids across the sun. Space.
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To grease the skids, he might even suggest ways of funding the wall without adding a penny to the federal budget.
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I got there and did my first 13-week cash flow analysis and saw we were going to hit the skids.
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When markets hit the skids, investors often hear the same refrain when it comes to their retirement goals: Stay the course.
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Vice presidential candidate Mike Pence safe after plane skids off runway in New York Vice presidential candidate Mike Pence safe after plane skids off runway in New York A plane carrying vice presidential nominee Mike Pence skidded off the runway in the rain Thursday night at New York's LaGuardia Airport, coming to a stop on the adjacent grass.
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Even if Buttigieg can win in the very white states of Iowa or New Hampshire, his campaign may hit the skids afterward.
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Projecting a gracious playfulness no matter the mood, she clatters and skids through the aural space, hanging on tightly to her guitar.
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This is a campaign so confident of its path to victory that it is unselfishly greasing the skids for down-ballot Democrats.
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"We played a good first period, and we really hit the skids went it went 2-0," Blues coach Ken Hitchcock said.
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But then it skids past Newton, who has by that point lowered to his knees, before being recovered by Denver's T.J. Ward.
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The play ends—Shakespeare's original play ends—with Shylock on the skids, condemned to wander, without a family, a business, a home.
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But if China itself hits the skids and loses more foreign-currency reserves, it will have fewer dollars to spare for others.
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WITH INTEREST Plus, the F.D.A. moves to ban flavored tobacco, Brexit hits the skids and Amazon's HQ2900 draws critics in New York.
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Anytime Biden has fought for progressive programs, he has reached out to Republicans to grease the skids to get what he wants.
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Not to be confused with their crosstown rivals, in basketball and tire sales, who were actually called the Akron Firestone Non-Skids.
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Mr. Flannery will also need to reassure shareholders, including Nelson Peltz's Trian Partners, whose arrival probably greased the skids for his appointment.
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In fact, House leaders had to put the skids on a planned Thursday vote as they scraped for more Republicans to support it.
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But as the consumer-facing wing of the space has seemingly hit the skids, another aspect of the technology is gaining serious momentum.
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GoPro touted the Karma's foldable design, but the actual drone is larger than it looks, even with its propellers and landing skids collapsed.
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And yet at the Code Conference this week, where guests pay $7,000 apiece to attend, you'd think the industry had hit the skids.
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"Making friends when you're a freshman is hard and I thought I'd grease the skids with some Lowcountry beer," Cunningham joked on Twitter.
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The Jaguars (4-4) have alternated a two-game losing skids with two-game winning streaks throughout the first half of the season.
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" She said that the divergence in Saudi and Russian strategies "signals that the relationship between Saudi Arabia and Russia is on the skids.
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As the U.S. economy skids and many Americans scramble to make ends meet during the coronavirus pandemic, one casualty may be credit scores.
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As the jury's progress skids to a halt and the case collapses into mistrial, a steady narrative begins to build behind the scenes.
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Most importantly, the index is a true leading indicator: It has historically shown signs of trouble before the broader economy hit the skids.
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It kept a shine on international relations and greased the skids on massive controversial arms sales, some of which are killing Yemen's civilians.
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During her subsequent rescue, she hung onto the outside of another helicopter, standing on the skids, while firing her gun at the Taliban.
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In the few years after they became a hit, the estimated $703 billion market for meal kits is already seen hitting the skids.
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She has a powerful forehand and two-handed backhand, as well as a dangerous backhand chip that skids and stays low on grass.
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The panel's investigation into the 2016 election appears to have hit the skids, with members increasingly fighting over the direction of the probe.
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Transportation stocks have hit the skids and are looking worse than the broader market, a trend that needs to reverse for stocks to stabilize.
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In between posing for pictures she scrambles over furniture, skids around in her socks and cuddles Ginger, her "incredibly intelligent" seven-year-old poodle.
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And the Airlander 10 can land pretty much anywhere it needs to, with its cushioned skids meaning you don't have to find an airport.
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Jhene was married to rap producer Dot Da Genius, but their relationship hit the skids last year when she hooked up with Big Sean.
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At her wildest, Ms. Vasudevan swirls and skids through white flour she has laid on the ground, propelled by a recording of roaring drums.
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Nanjiani) and a grad student (Zoe Kazan) fall for each other, but just after their relationship hits the skids, she slips into a coma.
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Bella is especially incensed because she and sister Gigi helped Selena when she was on the skids dealing with numerous emotional and other issues.
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Like "La Sainte Vierge," they too highlight sooty skids that departed people have left behind, offering new ways of thinking about history (or herstory).
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Washington (CNN)While the rest of her products appear to be having an early-spring resurgence, Ivanka Trump's fine jewelry line has hit the skids.
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As the Internet moves away from the user-generated content model it will be interesting to see what other "free" content startups hit the skids.
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The Queen of Versailles documents what happened after Siegel's business hit the skids, and shows the kind of opulence and downfall that surrounded the catastrophe.
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The sculptures are both elegant and ungainly, in gleaming plaster resting on wooden bases designed to resemble warehouse skids (and to function like them, presumably).
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Buffalo got off to a 3-224-21987 start to this season and later had a pair of six-game skids before turning things around.
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The Marilyn fable contains flashes of the ordinary: Norma Jeane Mortenson was, after all, once just a foster child from the skids of Los Angeles.
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If the Federal Reserve fails to signal on Wednesday a rate cut, the June rally could hit the skids,Wall Street bull Tony Dwyer warns.
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The problem with a traditional driver's ed class is that it hardly prepares you for black ice, skids or quick decision making on the road.
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Then it was real estate firms hitting the skids, keeping lawyers busy redrafting documentation prepared for stock market launches to allow for rights issues instead.
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It also has the potential to make helicopters safer and easier to fly, and could grease the skids for future electrified aircraft of all types.
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The Speaker shepherded a spending bill through the House late last week, with the issue only hitting the skids once it moved to the Senate.
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The Knicks came into the new year with an eight-game, a six-game and a couple of five-game skids, as one might expect.
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It'll run on four skinny forged aluminum wheels and no tires, which will act more like skids at those unthinkably high speeds, than conventional rotating wheels.
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If he could grease the skids with a potential business partner while bringing peace to a war-torn region, Sater said, who could argue with that?
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While looking like a climate hero for the newly elected politicos in its states (which should grease the skids in pushing back any utility regulatory reforms).
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TV shows like The Wire and nightly newscasts tell a story of political corruption, a broken judicial system, rampant addiction, and a city on the skids.
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Replace the wheels with heavy-duty helicopter skids, add four buzzing dronelike electric fans to each one, and you'll have something like Boeing's prototype flying taxi.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The 33 billion euro merger between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Renault has hit the skids little more than a week after its inception.
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We've discussed at length how Pai has gone out of his way to eliminate numerous media consolidation rules specifically to grease the skids for Sinclair's deal.
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But airport countermeasures remained fairly low-tech until the 25s, when the populations of North America's largest birds began to explode after years on the skids.
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Non-correlated assets, or so-called alternative investments, offer the potential for at least some of your assets to stay put when the markets hit the skids.
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Rays dump Dodgers, halt four-game losing streak LOS ANGELES — The Tampa Bay Rays ended their nine-game road trip Wednesday by halting a string of skids.
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But it's also based on a series of flip-flops -- rhetorical and policy-centered -- that have greased the skids for Trump's trip to look like a success.
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Benjamin matched his career high back in November against Arkansas State, but got off to a slow start in conference play and hit the skids again lately.
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Aligning private investment with state priorities could grease the bureaucratic skids for some companies, but more official meddling in boardrooms is unlikely to produce good business decisions.
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That raised questions about whether the pontoons — flotation devices activated by the pilot or by contact with water that run along the landing skids — were properly inflated.
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The pilot, Richard Vance, said he deployed the floats on the helicopter's skids in preparation for impact, then reached down for the emergency fuel shut-off lever.
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To grease the skids, developers have ramped up their marketing, often offering concessions to fill units quickly, said Jonathan J. Miller, an appraiser who prepared the report.
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He added that he'd started renting scooters that come with skids for gliding on snow but can also be fitted with bicycle wheels to use on dirt.
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Retail stocks have hit the skids as names like Macy's and Kohl's reported weak holiday sales, and the move could signal market turmoil ahead, according to some strategists.
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The Miami Marlins enjoyed a bit of home cookin' at the expense of a team that is getting eaten alive as it skids toward the All-Star break.
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These are the names that tend to track the S&P most excitedly — climbing the most when the market rises and falling the furthest when the market skids.
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And it would grease the skids for carriers to implement standards known as "SHAKEN" and "STIR," which will make it easier to flag calls from spoofed phone numbers.
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But efforts to change user behavior and operate a logistically complicated business, matched with spotty execution, led the startup to hit the skids and seek a soft landing.
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The Obama administration blocked a highly effective interagency effort to dismantle a Hezbollah drug and money laundering enterprise to grease the skids for the nuclear deal with Iran.
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Trump's continued attacks on the media — and on truth itself — is an attempt to weaken the watchdogs, to grease the skids toward more oligarchy, more authoritarianism, more fascism.
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As reported by the New York Times, McClure's on the skids because he allegedly sexually assaulted at least one woman and harassed multiple others, per testimonies from the women.
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For the sake of watching the car crash until it skids to a final stop, I think you'll see me complaining about the next premiere six months from now.
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There's no moral or ethical grounds for it, no justification in it, except that the PE guys have greased the skids with Congress to make the sweetheart deal continue.
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As opposed to other emerging markets that can devalue their currencies when their economies hit the skids, Russia's ruble has not proven to be as useful an escape valve.
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But instead of a cabin for people, the body of the VoloDrone is a squat rectangular platform, with attachments underneath for hooking up cargo, and two tall landing skids.
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He began a friendship with Stuart Adamson of the Skids, a group that, like Renner, took the jagged, roughness of punk and carved it into a thing of romance.
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Fort skids around the keyboard in quick, truncated lines, using jagged chords in the left hand to slice up her momentum even as the group's energy continues to rise.
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Instead of finding ways to grease the skids to grow government and expand their power, Congress should focus on building off recent successes in rolling back excessive government regulations.
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Over the last decade, new cars have gotten electronic stability control systems to prevent skids, rearview cameras to prevent fender benders and more airbags to protect occupants in collisions.
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Whether its trade issues, political uncertainty, or an external shock like the coronavirus or an unforeseen war, the market will inevitably hit the skids after such an extended rally.
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To help ease their sorrow and grease the skids towards acceptance, Joe is out with a positively Hillary-esque ad that is earning rave reviews from the establishment punditocracy.
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A retreat for House Democrats is slated to begin Wednesday, which may help grease the skids for passing another temporary stopgap measure to keep the government open in time.
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No rules for me When Donald Trump proposed his first big project in the 1970s, he called on politicians whom his father had befriended and funded to grease the skids.
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The machines are mounted on skids, barges or cranes and used to hammer piles, which are long, heavy beams of concrete, wood or steel, into the ground to provide support.
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The Brewers have been streaky of late, riding their second four-game winning streak in two weeks - the first of which was sandwiched between a pair of six-game skids.
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The track can be the muddy, river-bottom gumbo of the South or the red dust of the Southeast, and it changes with the weather, causing unpredictable slides and skids.
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DETROIT — A major recall of pickup trucks announced Friday by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is another dose of bad news for a company already on the skids in the American market.
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And there is a new hurdle: Republicans have just 15 days to pass the bill under the reconciliation process being used to grease the skids for repeal of the ACA.
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When the professional Midwest Basketball Conference started in 1935, the Wingfoots and Non-Skids became charter members, little knowing the league would eventually evolve into a multimillion-dollar international enterprise.
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McMahon, the son of WWE owner Vince McMahon, and the pilot were the only two on the R-44 helicopter when it landed on pontoon skids before 10:30 a.m.
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It's also paying celebrities and media properties to use the product, a way to grease the skids a bit and help get those influential creators using Live as often as possible.
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With Russia, Brazil and South Africa on the economic skids and China slowing, the initial euphoria has faded, yet Kamath said the BRICS had much to gain by deepening their cooperation.
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In her mission to save Truman, Mickey breaks into an apartment, gets threatened by a female wrestler, and skids out of a parking lot in the middle of a car chase.
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Again, it was hit by enemy fire, causing the craft to rock so violently, a soldier was thrown through out the helicopter and had to grab one of the landing skids.
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It couldn't have come at a more opportune time: in the centre of London, heartland of the dismayed and disillusioned 48 percent, stuck on this island as it skids into chaos.
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"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen," with its racially indelicate portrayals of black people in the form of the Skids and Mudflap characters, was an easy fix: I took away the film.
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The resistance and the give of velvet to an energetic brush, causing clumps and yielding skids of paint, suggest the bliss of a musician exploring the virtues of a new instrument.
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OIL SKIDS Oil lost ground as investors awaited a meeting of OPEC and its allies later on Friday, which is expected to formally agree to more output curbs in early 2020.
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New Jersey has sandwiched a pair of three-game skids around a three-game winning streak to fall three points behind Pittsburgh for the final playoff slot in the Eastern Conference.
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It appears that the FCC has already greased the skids by allowing one company to help it write the specifications of a system that is supposed to be open to definition.
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You may have all the right gear to run in the worst weather, but if a car skids on ice the loser in that equation is always going to be you.
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If anything, more skilled hackers have taken this as a chance to offer paid tutorials and earn extra bucks—even if they make fun at the wannabes or "skids," in hacker lingo .
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It is then that they stumble on an arcade in the basement of an abandoned factory that is full of the coolest of the uncool: Geeks, nerds, skids, wannabe rappers, and burnouts.
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At first glance, it's not much to look at: an egg-shaped cabin perched on landing skids with eight rotors and wings that tilt up or forward for vertical or horizontal flight.
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Puerto Rico's been on the skids for a long time, and for the island to spend months with no power or communications infrastructure is obviously not going to help its ailing businesses.
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The Los Angeles Kings' roller-coaster season has provided several exhilarating highs and pronounced lows, with winning streaks of four and three games intertwined around a trio of three-game losing skids.
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The BUILD Act is just one example of how the public sector is trying to bring business in with new and more robust tools to grease the skids of foreign direct investment.
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Things hit the skids for Pavlovich as Overeem struck into a double collar tie, Pavlovich raised a knee to shield his body from further knees, and Overeem tripped him to the canvas.
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For academic purposes, MARTY is designed to road-test autonomous vehicle software that could mitigate the risk of accidents in extreme situations, such as swerving around obstacles or maintaining control during skids.
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The good cheer did not extend to the pound which was on the skids as the British government sent a letter to Brussels formally starting the country's exit from the European Union.
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Skids or slides off runways and taxiways are the most common type of accident in commercial air travel, according to the International Air Transport Association, which represents most of the world's airlines.
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"They have already had numerous trips and conversations to grease the skids for when this becomes a possibility," said Brandon Belford, the Transportation Department's deputy assistant secretary for aviation and international affairs.
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Taylor's project (assisted by percussion from Matthew Anderegg) careens and skids between disparate rhythms and samples stitched together with care, turning heads without jolting listeners out of the reverie these songs create.
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Built almost entirely out of carbon fiber, but for the aluminum landing skids, the SureFly looks a lot like what you'd get attaching a passenger compartment to one of the popular DJI drones.
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House Democrats on Friday suspended their plan to resurrect a reformed system of earmarks, but again left the door open for a return to the spending practice notorious for greasing the legislative skids.
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As a 14-seater van skids into a bus stop, a young man in denim jeans and a yellow sweatshirt peels out the door, beckoning to passengers looking for a ride to town.
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The original Top Gear may have hit the skids without Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May at the wheel, but BBC America has no intention of giving up on the beloved franchise.
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Promising starts have given way to unmitigated disaster for both the Denver Broncos and Miami Dolphins, who enter Sunday's tilt at Hard Rock Stadium with constantly revolving quarterback carousels and pronounced losing skids.
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They snickered as he and other perceived gadflies on the right fringe pressed for a ban on earmarks, pet projects that greased the congressional skids and were loved by members of both parties.
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Despite this refusal, Poland is still set to receive more than a quarter of the 100 billion euro fund with which the European Union will grease the skids toward a lower emitting economy.
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With a second Supreme Court nominee riding greased skids to Senate confirmation, the economy zooming and Democrats generally in a hopeless, angry mode, the summer of 2018 was shaping up rather well for Republicans.
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Two decades ago, if filmmakers with resumes like Prince-Bythewood's and Singleton's moved to the small screen, it might've meant that their careers were on the skids, perhaps because of institutional racism and sexism.
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It can give underdogs a huge boost toward their party's nomination — like it did for then-candidate Obama in 2008 — or put a front-runner's campaign on the skids, like it did to Clinton.
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The kid driving think it's hilarious to take turns as fast as possible, so we're screaming as the outside wheel lifts off the ground and the tire with all the pressure on it skids.
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And as it took flight, enemy fire hit the tail, swinging it around so violently that a soldier was thrown through an open door and saved himself only by grabbing one of the skids.
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Barack Obama ran phenomenal campaigns in 2008 and 2012, and there is no doubt that choosing Biden, an elder white man, helped grease the skids among a certain section of white working-class voters.
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The TV series started down this path but eventually decided it would be easier to lean into spectacle, greasing the skids to send its characters colliding with each other and, eventually, the White Walkers.
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"If cutting rates once or twice helps grease the skids a little bit to keep the expansion going, that's going to be good for everybody," said Greg McBride, the chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com.
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An early draft seemed to take place inside Willy's skull, and the final one skids back and forth in time as Willy tries to pinpoint just where and when and how he went wrong.
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Schexnayder talks about a secret romantic relationship Hooded Justice had with his fellow hero Captain Metropolis, which was said to hit the skids because of Hooded Justice's infidelity, involving rough sex with younger men.
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But then things sort of fell apart at the seams, step by step, and now ZTE is putting the skids on its crowdfunding campaign, having scored just north of $36,000 of its lofty $500,000 goal.
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"While the weaker pound is helping to lift the euro, we also saw weak data out of the euro zone today which might show that the European recovery story has hit the skids," she said.
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Split screens, a fractured timeline and a soundtrack that skids from The Damned to Vivaldi help us push past an unfortunate episode of torture, and Stefan Mitchell's stellar camerawork highlights the plot's unexpected emotional shifts.
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And my mother was very dependent on him, because when things really hit the skids, she could always go to him and get 20 bucks or get the dinner or get us through the weekend.
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The plan had been in the works before Mr. Trump was elected, but clearly it helped grease the skids with Mr. Trump, who took Mr. Ma to pose for pictures in the lobby of Trump Tower.
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The Oilers' offense has hit the skids from last season, as the club has scored two or fewer goals in nine of 23 outings and is coming off a 4-0 setback versus Detroit on Sunday.
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"Less than one day in and Congressional Republicans are already greasing the skids to give away or sell off America's public lands, forests, and wildlife refuges," Jennifer Rokala, the group's executive director, said in a statement.
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Autos hit the skids, down 1.4 percent after the Chinese government doused hopes that Beijing was preparing to cut auto purchases taxes in a bid to shore up demand and boost the world's second-largest economy.
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This recipe also calls for six tablespoons of unsalted butter — great for lubricating time-machine skids, but you won't have to worry about that because this casserole will not allow you to travel through time. Sorry!
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The truth is, in the 2016 campaign President-elect Trump connected with many working people when he talked about the lost jobs from unfair trade agreements that have greased the skids to move American jobs overseas.
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The plan had been in the works before Mr. Trump was elected, but clearly it helped grease the skids with Mr. Trump, who took Mr. Ma to pose for pictures in the lobby of Trump Tower.
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Moody's, the credit-rating agency, slashed its 2020 outlook for global auto sales because of the virus, and companies like Tesla are seeing their stocks fall more than benchmark indexes as Chinese factories hit the skids.
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As Trump skids into the closing stretch of his first 100 days, with controversies far outweighing accomplishments, he's eager to move past a string of disappointments that have left him frustrated, mistrustful of Washington and historically unpopular.
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By zeroing out all of Obamacare's taxes, health care repeal was meant to grease the skids for the GOP to rewrite the entire tax code, the combined effect of which would be to overwhelmingly benefit high earners.
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That could trigger more blood-letting in a market that has already seen some high-profile corporate defaults, such as oil services firm Swiber Holdings, which hit the skids in July and went into judicial management this month.
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Trump's FCC boss Ajit Pai is currently under investigation for corruption after he spent much of last year dismantling decades-old media consolidation rules largely to help grease the skids for Sinclair Broadcasting's $3.9 billion merger with Tribune.
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State tax revenues hit the skids: State tax revenues declined precipitously in the second quarter of the year as budget analysts warned of a growing trend of revenue decline that could lead to new rounds of budget cuts.
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WSJ's Tripp Mickle (sounds like a driver) and Valerie Bauerlein's front pager dives into how Nascar — long a cultural icon — has hit the skids as the stock car's founding family continues to draw criticism as fans lose interest.
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While there have been plenty of movies that touch the heart through the relationship with our four-footed friends, if this one doesn't completely hit the skids, nor is it close to being the pick of the litter.
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But Trump did put the skids on the nomination of Jessie Liu, who oversaw the Stone prosecution as the former US attorney for the District of Columbia and was up for a top job at the Treasury Department.
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But shares in the once-great European tech success story hit the skids in April when Apple, its biggest customer, said it would stop using its graphics technology in its new products, causing Imagination shares to crash 70 percent.
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We chatted about Internet of Things security, backdoors in Chinese manufactured goods, and his undying distaste for "skids", or script kiddies, unskilled people who use scripts or programs to attack computers but lack the knowledge to write their own.
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They then took another lurch lower as oil hit the skids and signals emerged from Spain that Madrid was gearing up to invoke a never-before-used clause to re-impose central rule over the restive region of Catalonia.
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However, few see a cut in the benchmark policy rate this year, as authorities walk a fine line between keeping liquidity conditions supportive and preventing any destabilising capital outflows that could put the skids on a fragile yuan currency.
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In June of 2015 Story was booked to fight Erick Silva—another hot prospect with a habit for folding under pressure—but that bout was postponed until August, whereupon Rick Story's career hit the skids outside of the cage.
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A source close to the project told TechCrunch that some damage was expected, since the Aquila isn't actually designed for repeat takeoffs and landings (it has skids, not landing gear), and also because the day was windier than expected.
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That's also about the same time Trump's administration was putting the skids on nearly $400 million aid, including $60 million in military aid and $141 million from the State Department, US officials familiar with the matter tell CNN. Sen.
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Defending their marriage In December 2014, Mel B appeared on the finale of the U.K. version of The X Factor with what appeared to be bruises, and speculation went into overdrive that she and her husband were on the skids.
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Specifically, if LPs aren't getting enough money back from VCs and their public holdings fall in value because the markets hit the skids, their commitments to venture funds could become even larger as a percentage basis of their overall portfolio.
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But the much bigger question — for WeWork and the growing number of more focused startups to emerge in recent years — is whether enough people can justify the cost of working in their spaces when the economy invariably hits the skids.
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Upon investigation, authorities determined that Dennis had entered the Brink's facility on February 16, 2014 -- a day off for the Harpersville man -- and collected four empty skids and four empty ballistics bags, which he filled with beads, the Justice Department said.
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In watching the campaign coverage this year, I've sometimes had the same distressing feeling I felt in the run-up to the war in Iraq — that we in the media were greasing the skids to a bad outcome for our country.
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The Vietnam War ended on April 30, 1975 — not when we wanted it to end, but when the Viet Cong and North Vietnam forces entered Saigon and American embassy personnel fled on the skids of helicopters from the embassy grounds.
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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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Instead of developing the characters to any depth, the plot skids ahead towards an incident where Mae is dramatically saved by The Circle because her peril was spotted by one of the tiny cameras that the company had placed all over the city.
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Beijing has announced a string of measures recently to tighten controls on money moving out of the country, including closer scrutiny of outbound investments, as the yuan skids and the country's foreign exchange reserves fall to the lowest levels in nearly six years.
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O/U: 278 ABOUT THE BRONCOS (219-217): Denver's offense has hit the skids, and the fall-off of C.J. Anderson has been pronounced as the starting running back has rushed 37 times for just 116 yards in the last four games.
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In "Gloves Off," episode four of Better Call Saul's second season, short term questions about Mike's trajectory are answered — but bigger, more pressing existential ones are left hanging in the air like dirt kicked up by Mike's old car as it skids away.
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Emerging Asian currencies, including the Philippine peso, hit the skids early on Friday, taking their cue from slumping sterling and a rush to safe-haven assets as early counts in the British referendum on European Union membership put the "Leave" camp ahead.
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Buoyed by a booming economy, a becalmed international scene and a congressional majority that has obligingly placed the skids under an independent investigation it was inevitably going to dismiss anyway, the president stood at a new pinnacle of his year-old administration.
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The problem is that driver education classes typically gloss over what makes winter driving different and how to avoid and handle skids, said Tim O'Neil, the founder of Team O'Neil, a rally-driving school in Dalton, N.H., that also teaches winter driving.
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The most alarming conclusion is that the skids are being greased—by conservative media outlets and political leaders—for Mueller's removal, which would likely involve ordering Rosenstein to fire the special counsel, and then firing the deputy AG if he didn't comply.
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After years spent handling secret agents overseas Nat has returned to London to take charge of "the Haven", an "outstation" of the Russia department that doubles as "a dumping ground for resettled defectors of nil value and fifth-rate informants on the skids".
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As he skids and rolls on the floor in contortions, Ms. Mearns, bewigged in a black bob, positions her arms and legs in stark angles that become more brittle and anxiety-inducing as they mirror the squeaks and slams of the score.
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Federal prosecutors also alleged in a May 25 court document that top FCA and UAW officials conspired to violate U.S. labor laws, saying a former FCA executive knew bribes paid to union leaders were designed to "grease the skids" in labor negotiations.
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The pilot tried to inflate emergency pontoons on the helicopter's skids prior to hitting the water, but the pontoons, which would have kept the aircraft afloat, did not inflate and the helicopter listed to one side and flipped over shortly after impact, officials said.
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The loudest voices in his conference, especially those greasing the skids for potential 2020 presidential runs, would profit by being seen as extremists in defense of freedom, while moderates and those facing re-election in red states have lots of incentive to sound reasonable.
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Earlier this year, CHC members had expressed hope Congress and the White House could easily pass legislation to end further deportations and to help veterans already removed from the country, believing politicians' predilection toward being seen as veteran-friendly would grease the legislative skids.
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"A bunch of sim swapping skids had the [vulnerability] and used it for quite a while," the hacker told me, referring to the criminal practice of taking over phone numbers by requesting new SIM cards impersonating the legitimate owners by socially engineering support technicians.
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Last month, federal prosecutors alleged in a court document that top officials at FCA and the UAW conspired to violate U.S. labor laws, saying a former executive at the automaker knew bribes paid to union leaders were designed to "grease the skids" in labor negotiations.
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But that's exactly what happened in 1971, a year after Zabriskie Point, his portrait of the death-tripping American counterculture on the skids, was released to mocking disdain, and a year before Richard Nixon's trip to China was endlessly covered in the popular press.
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There was talk of Takeda buying the gastrointestinal specialist Salix Pharmaceuticals from Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, the acquisition and cost-cutting machine whose run of stock market success hit the skids toward the end of 2015, just months after it acquired Salix for $11 billion.
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If the main characters on the show fall into the "hick" category of Letterkenny's population (as some intros for the show state, "Letterkenny consists of hicks, skids (the druggies), hockey players, and Christians") the show makes a point to illustrate their smarts with extended silly wordplay.
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You have to figure out how to grease the skids of creativity so they don't get slowed down by HR, legal, IT and by all the systems and departments that have been put in place to protect and limit these kinds of changes inside large organizations.
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Given the complexity of the Syrian civil war, and the examples we've seen from the last 85033 years, it's difficult to envision a scenario where U.S. military escalation would help grease the skids for a political solution or an improvement to the horrific status quo in Syria.
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But perhaps an unlikely ramification of such a concession by the Chinese would be to help grease the skids for eventual approval of domestic business licenses for Visa (V:$157.64-Buy) and Mastercard (MA:$236.06-Buy), neither of which is currently operating in China to any material degree.
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While there have been few signs the trade tussle is having a broader impact so far, analysts expect China's export growth to slow in the second half of the year and fear that a prolonged row with the U.S. could put an already slowing economy on the skids.
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About falling in love with her husband, the thriller writer John Katzenbach, Blais writes: "John and I met in New Jersey during the 1970s, a skittish time in the history of the republic" — as if they were clinging to the landing skids of the last helicopter out of Weehawken.
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There are the Hicks (Wayne, his sister Katy, and his friends Daryl and Squirrely Dan); the Skids (the local whacked-out druggies, often meth-heads, led by Stewart); the Hockey Players (the dumbbell duo of Reilly and Jonesy); and a variety of colorful locals like pastor Glenn and bartender Gail.
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But then, something I can only describe as "that time my horse stopped running and I motionlessly fell down an entire cliff in Red Dead Redemption" happens, and one of them skids an infinite amount of time down some stairs, thudda–thudda–thudda–thudda–thudda, and ends up in the water.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Top officials of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV and the United Auto Workers (UAW) union conspired to violate U.S. labor laws, federal prosecutors alleged in a court document, saying a former executive at the automaker knew bribes paid to union leaders were designed to "grease the skids" in labor negotiations.
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Democratic leaders are moving the package quickly under the premise that reforming how the government operates will boost the public's trust in Congress, thereby greasing the skids for the issue-based reforms Democrats are promising later in the year, including big-ticket items addressing infrastructure, immigration and health care concerns.
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The NBA is full of tall men who shouldn't be as quick or springy or agile as they are, but even the league's best forwards give off the impression that they are constantly steering their bodies out of skids—calibrating, from moment-to-moment, a balance between power and control.
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But as we noted a few weeks ago, the beauty (or horror depending on your point of view) of the Internet of (Hackable) Things is that it can be abused to do a lot of damage even with crappy malware like Mirai, even when used by skids who barely know what they're doing.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese stocks took a battering on Monday in an ominous start to July, days before U.S. tariffs on Chinese exports are due to take effect, with the Shanghai bourse hitting over two-year lows and the yuan falling amid worries the trade row could put the economy on the skids.
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When it comes to explaining the phenomenon of right-wing populism, liberals are likely to argue both that the populist era has exposed a darkness always present at the heart of conservative politics and that a toxic, post-truth new-media ecosystem has greased the skids for President Trump, Brexit and the rest.
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What was billed as a "techno set" at the Carolina Theater gave the Berlin-based electronic duo Mouse on Mars (with a guest rapper, Spank Rock) the opportunity to stack up frenetic beats and riffs, then gleefully knock them around with aural slapstick: wobbling pitches, goofy sound effects, sudden swerves and skids.
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S. bond yields rise as traders see decline as overdone > FOREX-Euro pressured ahead of ECB, kiwi skids on RBNZ rate cut > PRECIOUS-Gold dips as stocks, dollar advance ahead of ECB meeting > METALS-LME copper consolidates near four-month peak > Oil prices dip as global oversupply outweighs strong demand Reporting by Sudip Kar-Gupta
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DENVER, Oct 23.5 (Reuters) - If the global economy hits the skids, the warning may come from the hop-covered taproom of the Denver Beer Co, where yearly sales are up 25% and founder Charlie Berger says the new "Juicy Freak" India Pale Ale is a bestseller despite its $2000-per-pint higher price tag.
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That, according to Holland, shows that the DDoS and Mirai scene is full of wannabe hackers or "skids" (the scornful name that more skilled hackers call those who can't really hack.) "The majority of people that are active in criminal locations be it forums and be it marketplaces, their skillsets are probably pretty low," Holland said.
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It's also just one of the many often mystifying aerodynamic challenges that neither pilots nor engineers can see but which they can absolutely feel, thanks to the complex forces swirling around clusters of fast-moving blades and all the spindly bits protruding from the fuselage to support motors, generate lift or control, or support landing skids or wheels.
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He's been tramping around the countryside for much of the movie, usually in the fumbling company of Thana (Thaneth Warakulnukroh), an architect from Bangkok who, with his marriage on the rocks and his career seriously on the skids, has set off on his midlife crisis not behind the wheel of a new sports car but alongside an old elephant.
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In my own case, because I tend to see Western society as stuck in a decadent loop rather than on the skids toward total calamity, I also tend to give our elites some credit for not being total calamities themselves, and I tend to see movements like Trumpism that promise Total Disruption as offering a cure worse than the disease.
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It tracks the candidate from a bumpy childhood — her abusive father once threw her mother through a glass door — to earning a Purple Heart and other honors during her three tours in Afghanistan; she once was shot down, and wounded by gunshot, during a rescue mission, then she strapped herself to the skids of a rescue copter and kept firing at the Taliban.
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Suspects include three teenagers in a purple Volkswagen bug; a Native American who piles trash on the back of his go-kart; and members of the children's' family, including their father, Tom (Scoot McNairy), whose marriage to their mother, Lucy (Mamie Gummer), has hit the skids, and Lucy's cousin Dan, who once crashed with them for a six-month stretch.
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At worst, the cut-and-paste style feels like a fun but ultimately unnecessary time sink that stands in the way of the team coming together… Laura Prudom, IGN: The plot swerves, skids, and doubles back on itself... overcomplicating a fairly straightforward story in which various factions are on the hunt for a stolen diamond… or on the hunt for those who are hunting it.
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Don YoungDonald (Don) Edwin YoungHouse passes bill requiring CBP to enact safety, hygiene standards GOP scores procedural win by securing more funding to enforce Iran sanctions Ex-GOP lawmakers are face of marijuana blitz MORE (R-Alaska) introduced three bad amendments to the House Interior Department appropriations bill aimed at greasing the skids for more aggressive drilling in our public lands and waters in Alaska.
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Former President Obama's policy of leading from behind, growing organically from his flawed belief that America is the proximate cause of much global turmoil, greased the skids for Vladimir Putin to become an international predator who, along with other miscreants speaking Chinese, Arabic and Farsi, have exploited Western distraction and/or weakness, the latter manifested by standing back from the fray, hoping that better angels will prevail.
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Along similar lines, back in 2013, the Times columnist Ross Douthat warned that what he might call vice, when allied with the profit motive, can have disastrous and unforeseen consequences: Liberals especially, given their anxieties about inequality, should be attuned to the way that some liberties can grease the skids for exploitation, with a revenue-hungry state partnering with the private sector to profiteer off human weakness.
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S. trade deal hopes * Mid-cap Future Plc skids * Britvic lower after profit slump (Adds news items, analyst comments, updates share prices) Nov 27 (Reuters) - London's FTSE 33 rose for a fourth straight session and hit a two-month high on Wednesday as recent risk-on sentiment was bolstered after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington and Beijing were close to a "phase one" trade deal.
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Washington (CNN)In November 2014, President Barack Obama unveiled what he hoped would be a centerpiece of his second term: executive actions meant to bypass congressional inaction and help millions of undocumented immigrants come out of the legal shadows in the U.S. But a federal court put the skids on the program, blocking it from going forward in February of 2015 and now its future is in the hands of the Supreme Court.
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S. trade relief stokes risk appetite * Asia-focussed banks lead FTSE 100 * Future Plc surges on upbeat forecast * Stagecoach skids after DB rating cut (Adds news items, updates to closing prices) By Shashwat Awasthi July 1 (Reuters) - UK stocks began the new quarter on a solid footing on Monday, with the main index touching a more than nine-month high, as a thaw in the U.S.-China trade dispute lifted market sentiment and spurred a rally in global stocks.
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S. trade relief stokes risk appetite * Asia-focussed banks lead FTSE 100 * Future Plc surges on upbeat forecast * Stagecoach skids after DB rating cut (Adds news items, updates to closing prices) July 1 (Reuters) - UK stocks began the new quarter on a solid footing on Monday, with the main index touching a more than nine-month high, as a thaw in the U.S.-China trade dispute lifted market sentiment and spurred a rally in global stocks.
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S. trade deal hopes * Mid-cap Future Plc skids on discounted stock sale * FastJet slides to an all-time low (Adds company news items, updates to closing prices) By Shashwat Awasthi and Muvija M Nov 27 (Reuters) - London's FTSE 100 hit a near four-month high on Wednesday as recent risk-on sentiment was bolstered after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington and Beijing were close to a "phase one" trade deal, while an impressive forecast lifted BAT shares.
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"Got a call from my old friend Jake / He said babe, there's a deal to make / Shit is starting to break down in Bulgaria / Got a friend who works in FM / She said she'd grease the skids if we cut her in / What in sin, down in Bulgaria / Count on me / You know, it really doesn't if the price is right / You can count on me to make a deal / And if blood spills / Well we can't change the world / We can't change the world / but baby life is rich / at least we'll change our market share" and it goes on from there. Wow.
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