Sliding left on your app&aposs trackpad will move the cursor to the left, sliding right will move it right, and the same with sliding up or down.
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If you're a dancing and sliding and gliding n*****, I mean Negro, you are a dancing and sliding and gliding Negro.
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The first scene has Tirzah limply sliding out onstage, crying, after the rape, then promptly sliding back off in a gauche display.
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"I could hear the sliding door sliding back and forth and we've got washing hanging up and I could see the washing moving," Gin told the Associated Press.
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SimpleHouseware Mesh Desk Organizer with Sliding Drawer, $24.87, available at AmazonIt has five upright compartments, one large tray, and one sliding tray that's further divided into smaller compartments.
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She also works with a collective of sliding scale counselors called Open Path that requires a one-time membership fee ($50) to offer a lower tier of sliding scale.
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In the flash forward, Titus is the star of a ridiculous Sliding Doors blockbuster sequel, Tokyo Doors, which is a reference to Kimmy Schmidt season 4's earlier Sliding Doors riff.
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Won, the pilot, and Seo, his brakeman, are one of the main medal hopes for the host nation in the sliding events, which will be held at Pyeongchang's Alpensia Sliding Centre.
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Its widget shows sliding bars of trackers it has detected.
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Despite sliding Friday, Wall Street still posted positive weekly gains.
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Paloma Michaela is sliding into her third year with style!
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"The motorcycle was still sliding across the street," Sparling says.
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But share prices for all the major producers are sliding.
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He said Puigdemont's party was already sliding in opinion polls.
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Luckily, my therapy center works on a sliding pay scale.
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ET, after earlier sliding to its weakest since Dec 10.
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You wouldn't want these things sliding out the back door.
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Some seats appear to be sliding off the map altogether.
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The guns' recoil is also a product of sliding compromise.
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The array of options and sliding bars borders on overkill.
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Residents pay on a sliding scale, according to their means.
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Moments later, Howard robbed Erik Karlsson with a sliding stop.
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"We don't think the economy is sliding into a recession."
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See more of Teddy sliding through life on his Instagram.
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The Nasdaq Composite lagged, sliding 0.4% to close at 7,792.72.
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Every biographical show runs the risk of sliding into hagiography.
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Granted, in Hollywood there's always a sliding scale of belief.
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Doogee isn't the only company going back to sliding phones.
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It's Sliding Doors, if we went left instead of right.
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The Nasdaq Composite lagged, sliding about 22 percent to 2500,24.
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Sales of cars in the United States are also sliding.
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And those sliding glass doors would've given them some empathy.
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I started upstairs, checking six windows and a sliding door.
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No sliding and playing will be allowed during the movie.
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However, after initially sliding, oil prices traded higher on Wednesday.
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Sliding into the DM's with a GIF is so 2017.
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The center console is reconfigurable with sliding cup holder trays.
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We have an opportunity to stop our country sliding backwards.
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He found himself sliding down the face of a cliff.
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For some investors sliding commodities can result in debt bargains.
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In reality, he's been sliding down this path for years.
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That's young people's "warm butter sliding down hot toast" moment.
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The risk of sliding into a big war is rising.
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"Don't move," he said, sliding his hands around my calves.
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Both sides were sliding towards an outcome they didn't want.
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Some numbers, too, are slowly and subtly sliding into extinction.
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Sliding glass doors here open to the patio and pool.
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The tags show body and acidity on a sliding scale.
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Other miners also fell, with South32 shares sliding 4.14 percent.
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A mirrored sliding door separated the room for the bathroom.
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But before long her life starts sliding out of control.
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CME copper futures volumes have been sliding for six months.
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It's all very Sliding Doors, and bound to be complicated.
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Steelmakers were also mostly lower, with Posco sliding 215 percent.
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Mining majors traded lower, with Rio Tinto sliding 290.250 percent.
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He pressed the cracked plastic button on the sliding gate.
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S. tensions, while sliding oil prices added to the pressure.
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Velour tracksuits have been sliding back into fashion since 2018.
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Many nations are mired in stagnation or sliding that way.
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On one side, sliding glass doors open onto a terrace.
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With oil prices sliding 7%, energy stocks were also battered.
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The only way to separate them was by sliding them.
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Slowly, cautiously, we approached the sliding door to the deck.
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Carly's matching headband kept sliding around on her thick wrinkles.
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Travis d'Arnaud tagged a sliding Markakis for the third out.
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Automakers finished the session mixed, with Toyota sliding 2.53 percent.
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Is he just horny and sliding into everyone's DMs indiscriminately?
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I watch the primates interact through their sliding glass doors.
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We took turns sliding down a tunnel into the dark.
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That's when they discovered the umbrella blocking the sliding door.
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Maybe it was his rubber shoes sliding across the floor.
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Sliding crude prices in March undermined hopes for future growth.
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Support sliding in opinion polls, now at around 2100 percent.
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Sliding solar panel prices are also spurring demand from utilities.
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There's this idea that you're either sliding toward a position of having greater market presence, or you're sliding off that curve, and if you're dealing with consumer advertising, you're fighting Facebook, Twitter, Google, now Amazon.
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The Nasdaq Composite underperformed, sliding 13.83 percent to close at 213.8,24.6.
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Huawei's other brand, Honor, has jumped on the sliding smartphone bandwagon.
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Avoid slipping and sliding on your doorstep with this heated mat.
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Adrianza took over in left field with Rosario sliding to center.
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Sterling was last huddled at $1.3110, after sliding 0.9 percent overnight.
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Aedirn itself is sliding into political irrelevance to match its decadence.
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The current-account deficit has widened and the currency is sliding.
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The big question is whether Chinese steel exports will continue sliding.
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Sliding your finger to open the drawer menu is more intuitive.
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Stocks are sliding on Tuesday, giving up some of Monday's gains.
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Jaden Smith is sliding his way into 2018 with a bang.
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Two sets of sliding-glass doors open to a private deck.
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Cut off from the state, the church risked sliding into irrelevance.
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In Dubai, the index dropped 25 percent with property firms sliding.
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But good luck keeping your glasses from sliding down your nose.
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The slipped 13% to 21,22019, with the tech sector sliding 22020%.
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The state of American politics is sliding away from President Trump.
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There's so much to say about the Find X's sliding module.
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Long-term care insurance policies have been sliding since about 2012.
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It's not clear if the sliding feature is manual or motorized.
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There's the Sliding Doors one with the adorable Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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He has been sliding in the polls amid the bad publicity.
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Get ready, people: Brad Pitt is sliding into your Netflix queue.
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"It's like a huge lake sliding across the county," he said.
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They're firing Gwyneth Paltrow in the first act of Sliding Doors.
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A sliding-glass door opens to the pool and the yard.
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He's not working hard at school and his grades are sliding.
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Hong Kong, it said, was "sliding into the abyss of terrorism".
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Juncal saw him sliding and tried to help hold him together.
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This is supposed to keep the device from slipping and sliding.
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Congo seems to be sliding inexorably toward another major political crisis.
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Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Ltd was the biggest drag, sliding 2 percent.
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Tesla initially rose more than 1 percent before sliding 3.3 percent.
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Both main-level bedrooms have sliding glass doors to a lanai.
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Sliding glass doors open to the deck and the spa room.
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Check out the OnePlus TV Q1 Pro's sliding soundbar in action:
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It uses sliding barn doors as bedroom doors to maximize space.
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WarrenCare essentially proposes a system of subsidies on a sliding scale.
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Beazer Homes USA fell the most, sliding 7.2 percent to $8.07.
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Renzi's ruling Democratic Party (PD) is already sliding in opinion polls.
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Despite being sliding scale pricing, it was steep considering her income.
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"The automakers shouldn't make the mistake of sliding backward," Williams said.
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A sliding door opens to a small balcony with a barbecue.
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But stocks remain dangerously close to sliding into a bear market.
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Above, Robinson sliding into second base in the 1947 World Series.
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Hips were checked, sending one fallen player sliding across the rink.
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Across the social spectrum, Yemenis are sliding down the poverty ladder.
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From the sliding doors to his office, it's maybe 20 steps.
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Once the renminbi started sliding, it proved very hard to stop.
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By the end of January, the region was sliding into isolation.
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The bathroom had a normal tub with a sliding shower door.
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Sauna instructions are scrawled artfully on the bath's sliding wooden door.
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A sliding screen unfolds to close off the space for privacy.
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But women in the New York City Council are sliding backward.
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This man kept his clothing behind a wall of sliding mirrors.
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"He just kept sliding down and getting momentum," his dad said.
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Oil prices fell about 21% after earlier sliding more than 13%.
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On average, major leaguers missed 15.3 days for a sliding injury.
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But sliding involves many variables, and the available science is contradictory.
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Nothing beats the feeling of sliding into a freshly-made bed.
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The fell 0.5 percent to 2,713.22, with tech sliding 1.4 percent.
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Here's what that sliding scale looks like, a source told CNBC.
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Ford's (F) sales in the country have been sliding for months.
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"I'm hungry," Miller said, sliding his arms open on the table.
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Then you transition into strength training moves, using signature sliding disks.
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Microsoft, meanwhile, was among the worst-performing Dow stocks, sliding 3.16%.
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I didn't, and the sliding got easier as class went on.
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I didn't, and the sliding got easier as class went on.
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All four bedrooms on the lower floor have sliding glass windows.
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The main battle tanks emerged nearby, snow sliding off their flanks.
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Sliding-glass doors in both guest rooms lead to the backyard.
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You can adjust the little pickup pin by sliding it around.
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This would be akin to a quarterback sliding without being touched.
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"The German economy is sliding into a weak phase," he said.
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Sterling was last huddled at $1.3104, after sliding 0.9 percent overnight.
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There was nothing to keep the mud from sliding down hill.
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Steadily sliding game-day TV ratings appear to bear that out.
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A sliding bar counts down as seconds go by, haranguing her.
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Brent futures prices have been gently sliding since peaking on Oct.
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Oil prices edged up after sliding more than one percent overnight.
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Netflix shares reacted to the note by sliding 5.5% on Friday.
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The sliding doors were far less safe on these early trains.
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EDT Ljung told Chance by sliding into his DMs on Twitter.
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Those guys are really sliding around, killing themselves for four hours.
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A sliding door at the end opens to a private garden.
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By sliding the ticker at the top of the page to the left, you'll explore the lives of people toward the poorer end of the spectrum, while sliding to the right sends you toward the richer homes.
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He was hurt while sliding into third base to avoid a forecourt.
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If stocks start sliding again, the Fed is ready to cut rates.
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But from a physics perspective, it's a block sliding down an incline.
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The Australian dollar traded at $0.707186, sliding from levels above $0.711 yesterday.
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Gold recovered late Monday after sliding in response to Robert Kaplan's comments.
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There are sliding glass walls that leads to an expansive outdoor area.
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Finding space backstage is like playing one of those sliding tile games.
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But if he seems nervous, one reason may be his sliding popularity.
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The S&P 500 slipped 0.3%, with the tech sector sliding 0.2%.
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Still, economic data do not suggest that America is sliding into recession.
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Dana's stock traded ex-dividend on Thursday and has been sliding since.
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The house's indoor gym has sliding glass walls to an outdoor area.
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Shares of Wynn Macau continued to fall on Tuesday, sliding 7 percent.
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The prospect of a prolonged tariff war kept China-related stocks sliding.
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Malcolm shrugged, sliding his hands into the pocket of his long apron.
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A slat of sunlight shone on him through the sliding glass door.
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He's more unpopular than Clinton is and his poll numbers are sliding.
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I remember him going for a fly ball and sliding into it.
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Oil slumped in the past week, sliding 15 percent amid supply concerns.
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Again, it's helpful to remember that this is on a sliding scale.
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Apparently, quite a few of them will be sliding into someone's DMs.
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Tech is the worst-performing sector this month, sliding more than 5%.
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The euro treaded water at 21 yen after sliding 22 percent overnight.
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The Dow had its second-worst week of the year, sliding 0.13%.
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Egypt resumed sliding after it broke major technical support earlier this week.
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Passes are available on a sliding scale from $25 – $300 — register here.
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Brent fell 0.2 percent to $55.59, after sliding 1.9 percent on Monday.
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"Turkey is sliding towards a semi-authoritarian system under one-man rule".
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The index is doing better lately after sliding through the last year.
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Rating highly on the sliding scale of phallic ices is the Twister.
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She said that books are either mirrors, windows, or sliding glass doors.
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You can also search "sliding scale birth control" and your city name.
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Switching lenses is as easy as sliding to the lens you want.
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Apple was among the worst performers in the index, sliding 0.8 percent.
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It's a small conference room with a glass wall and sliding door.
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Schwarber raced home, sliding under Dominic Smith's throw while Quintana reached first.
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The euro was flat at 122.605 yen after sliding 0.8 percent overnight.
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Apple's stock took a heavy dive and has been sliding downward since.
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I hope life will cease to be valued on a sliding scale.
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The sliding doors at Powell's residence do not lock, according to authorities.
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The plane struggled to stop, however, before sliding off the runway entirely.
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And despite vast dollops of aid, Jordan's economy is sliding into insolvency.
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In the meantime, Ford is contending with sliding sales and rising costs.
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The pulled back 0.8 percent to 2,670.14, with tech sliding 1.5 percent.
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The dollar recouped losses after initially sliding following the lackluster data release.
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"Instead of sliding the sheet, we're going to corrugate it," Ruiz said.
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Players can also apply traits, which include rapid healing and power sliding.
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They're sliding around the stage while I play music off the laptop.
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Workers and locals remain restless, worn down by years sliding living standards.
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HK/SIN after sliding as low as 20.41 during the Monday session.
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A sliding door allows privacy, if needed, from the main entertaining area.
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And through the sliding door is an informal living and dining area.
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Oil prices extended losses on Wednesday after sliding in the last session.
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Posey also injured a finger while sliding but remained in the game.
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Bill also talks about sliding under the stage door like Indiana Jones.
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Tesla shares gained 3.3 percent Friday, a day after sliding 6 percent.
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A floor-to-ceiling glass sliding door led out onto the balcony.
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Cameron Maybin made an attempted sliding catch but just knocked it down.
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The bottle has several surprises, like this secret sliding panel that revealed...
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Sterling was last huddled at $1.3090, after sliding 0.9 percent on Tuesday.
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It becomes a sliding scale with many minds changed as time passes.
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They pull you in but leave your eyes sliding off the surface.
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Bogaerts injured the thumb Thursday against Toronto sliding headfirst into second base.
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IBM shares were down 1.1 percent Monday after sliding during the premarket.
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Julie, who are perhaps less-successful sliding doors versions of themselves, the
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Pick a game by sliding through the list and it launches immediately.
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Very Moroder in the verse, before sliding in some laidback house vibes.
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While sliding the bumper on one joycon, I get the thing backward.
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Shippers led losses, with the Topix sea transport subindex sliding 3.93 percent.
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Until I realized that slipping and sliding were not supposed to happen.
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And Major League Baseball remains a sport sliding backward in this regard.
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Enabled by a supine Congress, the United States is sliding into dictatorship.
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He improvised well: sliding wide-eyed toward France's bench on his knees.
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But he has been running and sliding with abandon in Indian Wells.
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Descending is particularly difficult; practice sliding down in a slow, controlled way.
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It's tuition-free, but it's sort of more of a sliding scale.
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The swimming pool is in an attached pavilion with sliding glass doors.
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None have come in the sliding sports of bobsled, luge or skeleton.
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But now many Kenyans fear their country is sliding away from democracy.
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The Turkish lira keeps sliding, and that could hurt all of us.
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Sliding into someone's DMs doesn't necessarily come from a place of horniness.
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Qatar's index edged up 0.1 percent after sliding 0.9 percent on Tuesday.
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My seat is capable of sliding out into a full-length bed.
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She watches the crowd thin as people pass through the sliding doors.
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Sliding glass doors provide access to stairs leading down to the backyard.
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This level also has a sliding-glass door opening to the backyard.
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Huntingdon drinks more and ever more, sliding slowly and inexorably into alcoholism.
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Opinion polls have shown Fillon sliding hard to equal with rival Macron.
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Sliding doors in a wall of glass open to the back patio.
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Groups hold school assemblies to preach the joys of sliding on snow.
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We need a sliding scale in our diplomatic interactions around the world.
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The poor economic data contributed to major U.S. stock indexes sliding Tuesday.
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The Australian dollar was at around $0.6913, strengthening after sliding last week.
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Therapists like Wimbish mitigate this by offering a sliding scale for payments.
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I really liked her use of sliding screens and blinds and windows.
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But those credits are calculated on a sliding scale, according to income.
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There's also a lot of non-vibrato, sliding technique, chanting, cries, etc.
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It's no different than the other rule changes, like sliding into second.
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Twice, servers have expanded our real estate by sliding over another surface.
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The master has sliding-glass doors that open to a private balcony.
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America has been sliding into personality-driven politics over ideas for decades.
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European stocks fell broadly, with the Stoxx 600 index sliding 0.7 percent.
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My suite was split into two sections, separated by sliding pocket doors.
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Turn on "Reduce White Point" by sliding the toggle to the right.
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The death penalty in the United States kept sliding into history's dustbin.
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After sliding on Tuesday against a basket of major currencies, the dollar .
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It's a glorious celebration of pedestrian movement: walking, running, jumping and sliding.
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"Wow, it's huge," Dianna says, looking out a long glass sliding door.
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They also helped running backs practice sliding through tight gaps between linemen.
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Stocks were sliding, and overall credit was drying up in some markets.
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Real estate stocks also pulled the benchmark index down, with Gateway Lifestyle Group sliding as much as 2.9 percent and Iron Mountain Inc hitting its lowest in more than five months, sliding by as much as 2.7 percent.
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A small kitchen with movable counters and sliding shelves exemplifies her own signature idea of furniture and fixtures that move, dating from her own 19993 apartment-studio, with its swiveling chairs, sliding front door, and extendable dining table.
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Sliding bond yields and potential signs of global recession have added to the policy headaches facing the BOJ, which must keep pumping money aggressively to spur growth but also prevent borrowing costs from sliding too far below its target.
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The young man in the psychiatrist's office paused, tears sliding down his cheeks.
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The stock was the biggest decliner in the Dow, sliding $3.47 to $88.85.
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Stocks are sliding on Monday as investors await central bank meetings this week.
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The Australian dollar traded at $0.7205 after sliding from levels above $0.723 yesterday.
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"I strongly warn against recklessly sliding into a spiral of isolation," Altmaier said.
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The pound also fell versus the euro, sliding 0.2 percent to 87.64 pence.
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In commodities, crude oil prices remained under pressure after sliding sharply on Wednesday.
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Bitcoin may be feeling the effect of other global markets sliding this week.
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The syringe sliding into Curtis Cosby's eyeball was supposed to make life easier.
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Stocks are sliding on Wednesday, with a triple-digit loss for the Dow.
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He was walking up the steps and then tried sliding down the bank.
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You adjust fit by sliding the earcups up or down that steel pole.
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Yes, in 2008, I did the BBM equivalent of sliding into the DMs.
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Macron's approval ratings have been sliding and the Siemens deal could exacerbate that.
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Sliding glass doors open to a Trex deck that wraps around the house.
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Semiconductor stocks were sliding on Monday as concerns over trade flared up again.
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He aggravated his bruised right leg on Friday while sliding into second base.
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Some analysts warn of the risk of the economy sliding into a recession.
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Energy and technology were the biggest percentage losers, both sliding more than 3%.
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She shows an impressive range here, sliding effortlessly between drama and big laughs.
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He can also run on ice without sliding and swim faster than others.
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And as the chances of no deal edge up, the pound is sliding.
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The CGT will be cheered by signs that the president's popularity is sliding.
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Semi truck being blown over and sliding into the ditch in Amarillo Tx!!!
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The pound edged down slightly to $1.4220 after sliding 0.9 percent on Friday.
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Germany is also the only nation in the world with four sliding centers.
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In August, gasoline prices fell 0.9 percent after sliding 4.7 percent in July.
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A flowing liquid is essentially a series of layers sliding past one another.
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The S&P 500 has gained 5% this month after sliding in May.
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With stocks sliding Thursday, one trader says more pain is ahead for the .
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"I never imagined he would dismantle the sliding glass door," she tells PEOPLE.
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One example — in one of the shots where Hester's sliding down that roof.
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The Australian dollar was largely flat at $0.7475 after sliding 0.7 percent overnight.
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Basically, Sliding Doors or (kind of, go with me on this) Quantum Leap.
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He came out as I was sliding down the wall and grabbed me.
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He is concerned that Brazil could actually be sliding backwards on the issue.
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Since then he's been sliding, and is now down by 5.5 percentage points.
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Market dip: Markets are sliding as resurfaced trade concerns eat into investor optimism.
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Toshiba shares plunged 4 percent during early trade before sliding up 49.683 percent.
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It allows for the same iconic hill-sliding gameplay on a larger screen.
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Chinese mainland stocks bounced over 76.4973 percent after sliding 76.4963 percent on Wednesday.
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It dropped 1.4 percent for the week, sliding for a seventh straight week.
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One of his moves is grabbing you and sliding you across the ground.
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The pound was little changed at $1.4223 after sliding 0.9 percent on Friday.
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Low interest rates and sliding reinsurance prices have eroded profits in recent years.
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Gold steadied after sliding to a five-week low in the previous session.
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Coffee and wheat futures fell sharply this quarter, sliding at least 7.2 percent.
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That's nearly 1053,2105 of 230,210 individuals sliding out of the wealth bracket globally.
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In fact, one of the cops joked about Brown sliding into her DMs.
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In January, energy prices fell 5.0 percent after sliding 3.5 percent in December.
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ET. Stock traders have been eyeing oil prices, which have been sliding recently.
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The Nasdaq composite hit a new all-time intraday before sliding 0.3 percent.
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Small cap stocks also closed lower, with the Russell 2000 sliding 287 percent.
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Boeing was one of the worst performers in the Dow, sliding 1.8 percent.
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On the next play, Smith found Albert Wilson for a pretty sliding touchdown.
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It's a sliding tile puzzle, in which each new movement exposes somewhere else.
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The Qatari index fell 0.1 percent with Qatar Islamic Bank sliding 2.7 percent.
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Instagram is sliding into our DMs to encourage us to follow more people.
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Shares in EDP were 2.3 percent higher on Tuesday after sliding on Monday.
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He also crushed me in two-player mode, easily sliding into first place.
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Assembling the rack is as simple as sliding the hooks over your door.
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Hamilton was hit in the head while sliding into third base on Wednesday.
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They all stopped at one point, while I kept sliding deeper into it.
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The Chinese government said Hong Kong was "sliding into the abyss of terrorism".
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It will drop to $22019,750 in April before sliding to $1,875 in October.
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The S&P 500 fell 1.9 percent, with consumer staples and technology sliding.
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The sliding glass door leaves a visual gap and little to no barrier.
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"Sliding Doors," starring Gwyneth Paltrow in her It Girl prime, comes to Netflix.
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Volleyball at the Paralympics is played by sitting and sliding on the court.
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Parents pay on a sliding scale, with support from the Stockton Kids Club.
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Sliding glass doors open to the yard, where there is a swimming pool.
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This hit petrochemical stocks, with Saudi Basic Industries sliding 4.0 percent on Wednesday.
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And if you click the sliding scales icon in the top right corner...
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Formula One shares ripped 37% higher this year after sliding 9.2% in 2018.
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The interior has oversized windows, skylights, and an 8-inch sliding glass door.
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She likes the way the full moon comes sliding in over the treetops.
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The company's stock went ex-dividend on Thursday and has been sliding since.
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I can feel the burden sliding off my shoulders, both literally and figuratively.
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Or do hackers try variations based on sliding alphabetic characters, forwards or backwards?
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On the energy front, oil was mixed after sliding around 1 percent overnight.
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Peer Marston's also fell, sliding by 12.2 percent after reporting half-year results.
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When you opened the sliding glass doors doors, the A/C stopped running.
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I really hope that's him just sliding his foot back into his shoe?
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He casually placed his hand on Monika's thigh and began sliding it upwards.
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You may find yourself sliding this guy on a few nights a week.
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One alarm for the door and the other for the sliding glass door.
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I noticed ten-year paper is sliding back up towards, what, 190, 195.
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Pop minimalism inhabits a sliding scale, as the xx seem determined to illustrate.
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He improvised well: sliding wide-eyed toward the French bench on his knees.
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A sliding door offers minimal privacy; I felt grateful to be traveling solo.
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Velasquez deftly navigated the first three turns before sliding out on the fourth.
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In such a moment, a state just kinda starts sliding off the rails.
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Gail: I have to admit I'm sliding a tad toward the I-word.
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DOWN ON ALL FORCE At 120A, just someone expressing surprise at sliding around.
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Within the bathroom, a separate water closet was concealed behind a sliding door.
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"I was sliding around on the floor," he said in a telephone interview.
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Back then, I was still sliding my Samsung and using T2500 predictive texting.
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Think of Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction and Jeanne Tripplehorn in Sliding Doors.
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I couldn't tell you the difference between a sliding bevel and a bradawl.
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"A lot of therapists offer sliding scales and conduct group sessions," Carmel said.
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Tickets are sold on a sliding scale, with a maximum cap of $20.
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Prices for the model peaked in 503 and have been sliding gently since.
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A basketball hoop could be seen outside the facility's open sliding glass doors.
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The mix also keeps you from slipping and sliding when the sweating starts.
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The suites feature floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, meaning they offer unrivaled privacy.
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Things might be sliding this way, but they're jumping out too far ahead.
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The third baseman had the ball before I even started thinking about sliding.
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Parish's mother, whose house opens directly into her daughter's by wide sliding doors.
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The dining room is to one side, through a barn-style sliding door.
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There is a risk of sliding into a major open international military confrontation.
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Yet: We miraculously spied the errant hat, slipping and sliding in the waves.
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"You can think of convolution, roughly speaking, as a sliding window," Bronstein explained.
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There is just Aster pressing her face on the ground, sliding toward her.
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"Try the tartare," the Frenchman next to her encouraged, sliding over his dish.
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And he's doing it by sliding into her new boyfriend Cody Simpson's comments.
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Both are available with a new power sliding center console for flexible storage.
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On social media, "na-tokhang" has become a sliding signifier with infinite possibilities.
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We waddle-run, sliding our feet and leaning hard against our personal railings.
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"I think all the sliding athletes do it for that reason," he said.
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The downstream business saw headwinds internationally, with profits sliding more than 75 percent.
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It was last at $1.3081 after sliding nearly 2% in as many days.
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It was last at $1.3077 after sliding nearly 2% in as many days.
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Each sleeping pod is equipped with either a privacy curtain or sliding door.
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Brazil's real firmed nearly half a percent after sliding in the previous session.
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At the other end, Comvita was among the biggest losers, sliding 1.2 percent.
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The fell 22013 percent to 20163,22016, with real estate sliding nearly 2500 percent.
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Consumers will be sliding more of their smartphones into VR headsets next year.
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Meanwhile, the retraced some its losses after sliding overnight on concerns over Brexit.
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Such leaps bridge the poem's ironies and tragedies, its sliding humor and gravity.
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Seattle is setting a sliding hourly minimum between $10.50 and $13 on Jan.
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Outdoor space: Sliding doors open from almost every room to the wraparound deck.
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They work on a sliding scale for those who can't afford their services.
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At some point it started to rain, spattering the window before sliding away.
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I was sliding down the bus, so I knew we were traveling uphill.
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I tried sliding my right thumb beneath the page, but that didn't work.
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They will be charged on a sliding scale designed to keep care affordable.
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More broadly, the state-by-state results show how Trump's support is sliding.
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Investors appear skeptical so far, with the company's stock price sliding 20% this year.
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For intermediate weights, the deformations of the surface generate a sliding of the objects.
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Overseas, European equities fell, with the pan-European Stoxx 303 index sliding 0.65 percent.
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After sliding lower in electronic trading ahead of the opening bell, Wells Fargo popped.
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Right now my foot is a bit fucked up from sliding down stair railings.
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So we find ourselves always sliding into the girls' section, and we have fun.
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Oil prices fell, with international benchmark Brent sliding 1.8 percent to $35.35 per barrel.
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Overseas, European stocks declined, with the pan-European Stoxx 600 index sliding 0.37 percent.
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It's clearly sliding around like a glitchy video game character from the early 2000s.
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The posted its biggest one-year decline since 5003 last year, sliding 6.2 percent.
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Bitcoin could also be feeling the effect of other global markets sliding this week.
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And let's be honest, who doesn't love a little sliding action in their phone?
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The MSCI Asia Pacific Information Technology index steadied, after sliding 1.4 percent on Monday.
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But there's still iron in our mantle, and slabs of rock sliding into it.
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Meanwhile, the C-suites of major companies are worrying about the sliding stock market.
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Controversial news topics show a sliding carousel of different sources to widen your perspective.
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Mochibot's telescopic legs have three sliding parts that can extend to nearly two feet.
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Trigger warnings aren't in danger of sliding down to K-12 schools and movies.
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Imagine a $4 million loss sliding off your back like it's no big deal.
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The high waist keeps them from ever sagging or gradually sliding down the butt.
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Economists project retail sales rose by 0.8 percent after sliding 0.3 percent in March.
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Corporate profits have been in decline, sliding in each of the last four quarters.
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With sliding glass doors leading to a sun porch, the space had ample light.
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In December, imported petroleum prices plunged 10 percent after sliding 3.6 percent in November.
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Sliding glass doors in both the living and dining areas open to a deck.
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There's something reassuring about sliding into the hands of a seasoned professional like Unger.
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Gold has developed a strange habit of sliding in sync with the Chinese yuan.
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Remember when Razer announced a sleek sliding gamepad for your iPhone called the Junglecat?
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Ash is very fine, and very slick, which makes it a perfect sliding surface.
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The water is freezing but we have a blast literally sliding on the rocks!
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Gold prices rose after sliding to a five-week low in the previous session.
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There's a distinct feeling of luxury that comes from sliding into a bubble bath.
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The next day poor preliminary results sent Ford's shares sliding, emphasising the plan's urgency.
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Not without sliding the phone up and down so I can reach every button.
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When he&aposs sliding, it&aposs not like a true slide you normally see.
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The buzz of the shopping center outside can be heard through the sliding door.
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But the more permanent its occupation becomes, the more it risks sliding towards apartheid.
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A simple sliding mechanism lets you swap out both straps for a different pair.
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Officially called the "sliding mitigation research project," Bosch envisions the sensor would detect slip.
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Players begin by sliding these giant pieces of inflatable plastic over their upper bodies.
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The kinesin molecules then start moving, sliding the microtubules until the structure breaks apart.
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Sliding glass doors topped with arched windows stretch across the back of the house.
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If he does, we'll finally confirm the true power of sliding into the DMs.
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The Dow had its second-biggest weekly drop of 2019 last week, sliding 2.6%.
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Looking at that and Google Maps, I can find the distance traveled while sliding.
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Behind each sliding door could be a sincere childhood tableau, or a repulsive Cacodemon.
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"As for this bogus app, my lawyers will be sliding in your DM's boo."
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Years of frustration fell off my heart like melting snow sliding off a roof.
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The image of the US is also sliding, though on a less steep slope.
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Shares of Kroger took a beating on the news, sliding more than 4 percent.
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Garcia attempted a sliding catch in right and Moncada kneed him in the head.
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Gonzalez guides Dodgers past sliding Marlins LOS ANGELES — Opening Day was officially April 3.
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It's a stripped-down, sexy tune, perfect for grabbing waists and sliding into DMs.
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Sliding oil prices and the stronger yen pushed Tokyo's Nikkei index down 1.5 percent.
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Back at the hotel, Joan bangs on the sliding glass door of Bette's room.
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Such fears were only exacerbated by sliding manufacturing purchasing managers' indices in both countries.
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Goldman sees the name sliding nearly 15 percent from a recent price around $149.
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Sliding LME stocks appear to dovetail with the INSG's assessment of underlying market dynamics.
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In January, sales at wholesalers declined 1.3 percent after sliding 0.6 percent in December.
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Moody's warned Argentina was sliding into a recession that could extend into next year.
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Since "lift-off" in December, worries about the global economy have sent stockmarkets sliding.
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Once it starts, a sliding emerging market currency can be very hard to stop.
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Standard and Poor's 28500 index fell 6900 percent, also sliding below its 2628 open.
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But then I notice, through the sliding door, that the girls are already awake.
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The S&P 500 fell 0.5 percent to 2,713.22, with tech sliding 1.4 percent.
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Small holes in the cell's double sliding doors allow meals to be slid in.
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I just watched the large screen while sliding my finger on the bar below.
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Hargis smeared clear gel onto Holly's belly, and began sliding a wand over it.
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These colossal slabs of Earth's crust are incessantly pushing and sliding against one another.
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Each room is enclosed by a sliding barn door and has ample closet space.
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Palladium rose 0.2% to $1,781.72 an ounce, after sliding 1.5% in the previous session.
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After Jay's sliding catch, the White Sox added an insurance run in the seventh.
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Others argue the decision will do nothing to halt the league's sliding TV ratings.
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Financials continued to decline, led down by sliding share prices of "Big Four" banks.
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For more of his analysis on why the bank stocks are sliding, click here.
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Trump's threat of tariffs had rattled investors, with global stock markets sliding since Thursday.
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Declines were broad-based, with mining stocks falling 1.79 and consumer names also sliding.
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"Unless a deal is agreed quickly, the country risks sliding towards a national crisis."
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Bank of America was among the worst performers in the ETF, sliding 1.5 percent.
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In November, imported petroleum prices plunged 10 percent after sliding 3.6 percent in November.
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Standard and Poor's 2628 index fell 28500 percent, also sliding below its 6900 open.
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The S&P 500 pulled back 0.9 percent, with information technology sliding 1.8 percent.
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By the time he regained control, the plane was sliding toward a perimeter fence.
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Source: FactSet The sliding stocks represent a pullback from a previously surging IPO revival.
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Pittsburgh worked the puck around the perimeter, with Malkin sliding it to Phil Kessel.
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As with many things in life, it's a sliding scale of cost and complexity.
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Prices for new motor vehicles rose 0.3 percent after sliding 0.5 percent in April.
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The world is sliding back in time thanks to ill-conceived policies and strategies.
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Now, envision transferring those careful stacking and cautious sliding skills to the dinner table.
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Major U.S. stock averages finished higher on Wednesday after sliding earlier in the session.
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Tickets cost $5 to $20 on a sliding scale, cash-only, at the door.
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By sliding the heads at at a particular frequency, a specific sound is produced.
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Breakingviews Deutsche Bank's sliding share price and capital shortfall call for some creative solutions.
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After sliding into a booth with his tray, he heard a voice he recognized.
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She crashed hard, sliding headfirst into two panels of safety netting lining the racecourse.
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Prices had already been sliding dangerously as coronavirus fears battered global demand for oil.
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A sliding metal security door has been painted with a swastika, only partly removed.
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A deep-soaking bathtub between the bed and the sliding terrace doors went unused.
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It will be up to both powers to prevent competition from sliding into confrontation.
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But with output cuts set to continue, prices held roughly steady instead of sliding.
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The tactics resemble those now common in European countries sliding toward autocracy, like Hungary.
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They were so soft, like sliding into cool water while cuddling a silky chicken.
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He says they've been dating for 3 months after sliding in each other's DMs.
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Sliding doors in the sunroom open to a patio with lake and mountain views.
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Instead of a wall, sliding frosted-glass doors hide one side of the bathroom.
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They act as pocket doors, entirely sliding away to create another open-air space.
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Sliding glass doors open to a small balcony with steps down to the backyard.
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Outdoor space: All three bedrooms have sliding glass doors that open to the backyard.
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Want the exhilaration of a sliding sport without any of the training or danger?
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The Nifty Metal index crashed 9.5% with miner JSW Steel Ltd sliding nearly 15%.
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And how are deeply polarized societies particularly susceptible to sliding from democracy to autocracy?
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Real life, in Mr. Kushner's vision of those terrifying days, keeps sliding into dreams.
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Sliding-glass doors open to a balcony that runs the length of this house.
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Sliding into shapewear for the first time feels a little like vacuum sealing oneself.
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It last fell 0.4% to 98.70, after earlier sliding to a two-week trough.
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The first, from a car dealership, showed his daughter sliding downhill after being struck.
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Telsey Advisory Group cut its rating to market perform from outperform, sending shares sliding.
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French and sliding-glass doors throughout open to a series of patios and decks.
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Overall in Asia, demand is sliding due to higher prices and a seasonal slowdown.
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"I saw the sliding and whatever, the push-ups that they did," Zverev said.
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He installed huge windows and sliding glass doors that stretch nearly floor to ceiling.
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In the living area, sliding-glass doors open to the deck and the pool.
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Realty stocks were among the worst hit, with the Nifty Realty Index sliding 7.9%.
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Chatting with friends, sliding into DMs, or even doing customer service or professional work.
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Pitcher Trevor Rosenthal was late covering first ahead of the head-first-sliding Reyes.
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Two sets of sliding doors open from the kitchen to a covered travertine patio.
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Goodrow held onto the puck for a split second before sliding it under Crawford.
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Younger workers would receive benefits on a sliding scale until the transition is complete.
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Are there books that have provided you with windows, sliding glass doors and mirrors?
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Screams, shattering glass and sliding items can be heard in the footage Black recorded.
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Its stubby frame was only good for sliding under a bookshelf and moving it.
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The greenback was mostly flat at 113.15 yen after sliding against the yen overnight.
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Palladium fell 0.38 percent to $914, sliding to $905.05, its lowest since April 9.
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U.S. two-year yields were also lower, sliding to their lowest since mid-May.
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The greenback was sliding to three-year lows against a basket of major currencies.
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Kiermaier has missed 42 games since getting hurt sliding into first base June 8.
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The Australian currency firmed after sliding ahead of the release of China inflation numbers.
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The sliding marker stays in place for precise measurements along a hem or seam.
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Heffernan is more comfortable with sliding standards for art and taste than Vanderbilt is.
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Sliding doors take you into a stark white living room with Italian tile floors.
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The cuts helped boost home prices and sent the jobless rate sliding to 5.1%.
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These occur at seismic faults where two tectonic plates are sliding past each other.
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On the more positive side, I receive sliding-scale acupuncture for pain and anxiety.
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I suggested a couple sliding scale counseling services and she shot those down, too.
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Note the diagonal "sliding door" that reveals the scene from the top left downwards: Next, Mitchell's 1,050,200 run: Last, how MAME renders a similar scene: See how the ladders come in all at once in that pattern, and there's no sliding door?
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Here's how to find help -- from employee benefits to free and sliding scale counseling services.
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The kitchen has a chandelier and a sliding door that opens up to the backyard.
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In today's clip we see José Ramírez of the Cleveland Indians sliding into second base.
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Sliding into his desk chair, he opened his laptop and surfed back to the page.
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Oil prices fell for the fourth day in a row, sliding to one-month lows.
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One guy is passed out, sliding around the slippery deck, while another maniacally parades around.
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Blood was also found on the kitchen blinds and on a sliding glass door handle.
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Sliding under bridges in the industrial city of Kanpur, the water's color turns dark gray.
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Sliding treatment charges suggest less availability of concentrate, while a rising number would mean surpluses.
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Both Crowdstrike and Fiverr are down today, with their shares sliding 5% and 21.1%, respectively.
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Sandoval sustained the injury sliding awkwardly into home on a sacrifice fly during Sunday's game.
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But even as we struggled with Flash security and reliability, it was sliding into irrelevance.
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Sliding the Joy-Con (TM) controllers onto the tablet is a considerably more pleasant experience.
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Just then, a large man popped up behind Phoebe, sliding his hands across her eyes.
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The sliding operation, at a speed of 10 mph, is expected to take two days.
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A pink form with a pale blue ellipse seems to be sliding down the incline.
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The song isn't about the sliding scale of inherent value — it's about inherent value, period.
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Complete the look by sliding on a bracelet or a watch for that extra drip.
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By the end of it, his watch was sliding around on a newly skinny wrist.
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Spot gold was a shade higher at $1,354 per ounce after sliding 0.8 percent overnight.
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"He was sliding down and Kate joined him, trying to support him as he did."
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Exporters fell, with Fanuc sliding 1.3%, Murata Manufacturing shedding 5.2% and Advantest Corp tumbling 6.3%.
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The room opens onto a brick patio through sliding glass doors, as does an office.
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I can handle sliding barn doors that are impractical and a total pain to use.
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Tourism-related stocks were also under pressure, with travel agency operator H.I.S. sliding 22.6 percent.
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The boy's phone fell out of his pocket during the arrest, sliding away from him.
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He was initially called out sliding into second but the call was reversed upon review.
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The camera zoomed in, slowly, wearily, toward one hunter sliding off his pure white horse.
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The pan-European STOXX 25.3 index fell 22019%, sliding from Thursday's 20.8-day closing peak.
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Early on there were primarily individual actions — moving across the floor, pacing, strutting, sliding, pressing.
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It also introduces "Cartesian" sliding doors, and a roof that extends to block the rain.
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Does sliding down those things at a very high speed look terrifying and possibly dangerous?
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In mobile phone videos, buildings are seen sliding like pucks across a slab of ice.
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Iran's currency has slumped to new lows against the dollar and business confidence is sliding.
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It has a round protuberance, which protects your hand from sliding down to the blade.
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"Mommy would want me to have it," Aunt Bev says, sliding it onto her finger.
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That's why I'm not coming to your party, because society is slowly sliding into lethargy.
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We would not be subjected to Matt Cullen sliding to block shots for 30 minutes.
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You can blame dating apps, DM-sliding, and the constantly-expanding emoji vocabulary for that.
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President Vladimir Putin, whose ratings have been sliding, had stayed away, presumably fearing a loss.
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Next to the bed was a sliding wardrobe with more cheese-print decals stuck on.
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Sliding glass doors separate the living room from the 30-foot swimming pool and backyard.
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It is also awkward economically, as both export driven economies face sliding demand from China.
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Because when my base starts to run, my skin looks like it's literally sliding off.
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The TLT closed at about $138 on Monday, and Gordon sees it sliding to $132.
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So far we've got that sliding Doogee prototype in the running along with Lenovo's Z5.
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Rapidly sliding expectations for second-quarter profit growth have sparked concerns about an earnings recession.
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Actually, I am going to find the acceleration of a sliding car two different ways.
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Ginn explained that the bears were able to exit the home through a sliding door.
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I could feel inches of him pushing down my throat and then sliding back out.
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Shares of Take-Two fell 5.3 percent intraday on Thursday, sliding further in extended trading.
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If the car is not sliding enough, it will send power to the rear wheels.
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Moini is offering it to pro-bono lawyers and nonprofit agencies on a sliding scale.
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Her latest polling in Iowa shows her in striking distance of victory but sliding slightly.
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It extended losses after the release of the API data, sliding more than 1 percent.
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The euro fetched $1.2175 after sliding to a 13-1/2-month low of $1.2160.
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Oil and gas stocks dropped 1.7%, with wind turbine maker Vestas Wind Systems sliding 4.2%.
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Other tech shares followed suit, with TDK Corp declining 1.3% and Taiyo Yuden sliding 1.8%.
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Consumer confidence bounced back in February after sliding in January and was better than expected.
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Siddiqui and Khan are now known commodities, sliding back into their roles with veteran virtuosity.
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"I was in good shape, because people were already sliding down the seat," he said.
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Micron was one of the biggest laggard in the SMH, sliding more than 3 percent.
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It's silent at the sliding center, she's out of the track and being looked at.
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Sector performance was mixed, with financial shares rising strongly, but consumer and services stocks sliding.
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On each of those sliding scales, CloudMagic's Mac app veers strongly to the positive side.
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Breakout singer Lizzo is hilariously opening up about the many people sliding into her DMs.
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Johnson's piano eventually takes the lead, slipping and sliding until it encircles every other sound.
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After evading Scott Mayfield by sliding along the boards, Faksa sent the puck across ice.
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Financials also sold off, with the country's "Big Four" banks sliding between 0.9% to 1.1%.
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A simple message runs through all this: Europe is sliding into stagnation, turmoil and extremism.
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Atlanta challenged the outcome of the play and claimed that d'Arnaud blocked the sliding lane.
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He redid all her work, squeezing the nasturtiums close and sliding in a second tray.
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Unfortunately, the cyclical timing was indeed terrible, as the economy was already sliding into recession.
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Palladium was down 0.4% at $1,772.04 an ounce, after sliding 1.5% in the previous session.
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Then he attached a cleaning pad by sliding it into a panel in the bottom.
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Overall the figures chimed with other surveys showing sliding confidence among both consumers and businesses.
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Since the oil price began sliding, in 2014, oil revenue has declined, stemming dollar inflows.
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There is a sliding scale for those who were active for less than three years.
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In commodity markets, U.S. crude prices seesawed after sliding Thursday on rising U.S. crude inventories.
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Trotter and his wife gave up their house and became boarders, eventually sliding into poverty.
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Yields on U.S. two-year notes also declined, sliding to a nearly two-year low.
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The financial index was also lower, down 0.5%, with wealth manager AMP Ltd sliding 2.7%.
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He's utilizing verticality, sliding into help position to stonewall drivers, and rejecting put-back attempts.
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This time, the deflationary impact from sliding oil prices is expected to be less severe.
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Services will be priced on a sliding scale and will be free for the poor.
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Public conversation is dominated by people's ahistorical insistence that this country is sliding toward decline.
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United's Polaris has pods instead of seats, while Delta is offering suites with sliding doors.
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Is that really a teardrop that we see inside his helmet, sliding down his cheek?
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But we don't want that sliding fee to be a deterrent to people needing care.
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Sliding a butterly shape over the bread and cutting away the excess pieces takes seconds.
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Spot gold was a shade higher at $1,350.80 per ounce after sliding 0.8 percent overnight.
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The Nasdaq composite underperformed, sliding 267 percent to 2200,2000 with Apple declining more 303 percent.
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Pedroia made a sliding stop but fired an off-target throw to Ramirez at first.
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Tech shares were mixed, with Nintendo sliding 1.26 percent by the end of the day.
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Services are provided on a sliding scale fee based on a patient's ability to pay.
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Now, before you start sliding into my DMs with abusive messages, allow me to explain.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo, which is also rapidly sliding toward chaos — again, was second.
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Our membership numbers were sliding downward, poor scholarship performance by our chapters as a whole.
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Apple's fall dragged shares of its suppliers lower, as well, with Qorvo sliding 2.5 percent.
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Tell us you don't smile when you see Justin sliding down a Slip 'N Slide.
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But to publicly entertain such theories, Mr. Erickson said, means sliding down a dangerous slope.
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When he's not slipping and sliding around the stage, Justin Bieber is tickling the keys.
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More than half of all primate species are sliding down the path toward non-existence.
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There was definitely a little bit of a Sliding Doors moment for me in 2004.
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Owners can cover the entire cockpit by pressing a button to activate a sliding deck.
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Like a fucking idiot, I walk at full-speed into a plate glass sliding door.
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His bedroom lay directly off the living room, via a pair of sliding wooden doors.
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An outdoor terrace is also accessible through the sliding glass doors adjacent to the sofa.
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They quickly realized, however, that they were sliding towards a dropoff into the Navesink River.
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It has geothermal heating, exposed fir beams, Gaulhofer sliding windows and Brazilian cherry wood floors.
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Volume should always be controlled by a spinning knob instead of a sliding bar. Always.
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Together, they have placed the nation at growing risk of sliding into a financial crisis.
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Pros: Stylish design, nano-suction works well, fast wireless chargingCons: Expensive, could lose sliding panel
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Sliding release dates for movies, especially if the crisis drags on, could create a logjam.
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There is no more quintessentially Floridian sensation than sliding into a burning hot parked car.
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A breakfast room was enlarged with banquette seating and sliding doors to the pool area.
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On the bright south side of the space, sliding glass doors open to a deck.
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Outdoor space: Sliding doors open from the side of the house to a small deck.
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You're in a diner from yesteryear, sliding onto a stool at a long Formica counter.
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The biggest closing cost is the stamp duty, which is assessed on a sliding scale.
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The truck swerves and its chassis detaches, sliding down the street, striking and killing Ellie.
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By 2017, G.E.'s performance had begun to suffer, however, and its shares were sliding.
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Colombia's Falcao beat the defense and got to a through ball with a sliding shot.
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Jesus Gallardo's cross is perfect, but Lozano is a beat too late sliding to it.
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In some areas the number of women in leadership positions has actually been sliding back.
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Using a sliding table saw, the sheets are cut into squares, hexagons and other shapes.
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Many sliding centers offer visitors the opportunity to ride in a bobsled with a pilot.
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His approval rating does seem to be sliding, which is troublesome news heading into 22.
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Newton was sliding when Kazee dove in for the tackle, striking Newton in the head.
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Outdoor space: Sliding glass doors in the dining area lead to a raised outdoor deck.
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I race over, sliding to the hole on my knees like a snow-suited Springsteen.
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To the right is a study with sliding glass doors that open to the yard.
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Once a company scales above that, there's a sliding monthly fee based on total MRR.
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Sliding glass doors and a large second-floor balcony make the connections physical as well.
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Increasing bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve would cut interest rates sent the dollar sliding.
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After sliding across a couple of glaciers, we parked and began hiking into Mutnovsky's crater.
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There were some demons to overcome, but none in the form of deadly sliding snow.
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Use the sliding tool to look at the bears' incredible transformation from July to September.
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The first is a television room that is closed off with a sliding plywood door.
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U.S. Treasury yields are sliding, and that could negatively impact financial institutions, CNBC's said Monday.
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A woman rolls down a hill after sliding off her makeshift sled in Tuscumbia, Ala.
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January retail sales fell unexpectedly in their biggest drop since last February, sliding 0.3 percent.
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The co-op board would let her move a wall and add a sliding partition.
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But there are growing signs that his support among the most faithful voters is sliding.
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The oven sits on a sliding panel and can also be pulled out to use.
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Sliding into a cool, airy bed is refreshing in the summer — cringeworthy in the winter.
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The results were indicated in a deep, bloody red along a sliding scale of shame.
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There were no sliding bookcases in the Aiken cellar, but the climate control was superior.
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When Laver started slipping and sliding across the grass courts, he switched to spiked sneakers.
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Families would be charged on a sliding scale, no matter how many children they have.
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Victoria's Secret is preparing itself for a major turnaround after several years of sliding sales.
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West Texas Intermediate slipped 5 cents to $59.56 after sliding nearly 5% the previous day.
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Ours had a 5-foot-5 doubled-walled bed and a power-sliding rear window.
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West Texas Intermediate fell 16 cents to $59.45 after sliding nearly 5% the previous day.
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He also noted that the sliding doors are a potential boon for cyclists and pedestrians.
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Pot stocks were down across the board, with MJ sliding 4.3 percent in afternoon trade.
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The price drops on a sliding scale, to $38 apiece for an order of 1003.
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"It's gonna be a fun night," one deadpans before sliding her another glass of gin.
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Shares of Facebook have been under pressure all week, sliding 8.5 percent through Wednesday's close.
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Minnesota is grappling with slippery roads -- so slippery that school buses were sliding off roadways.
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And one that Trump's supporters seem entirely comfortable sliding down all the way to oblivion.
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Make sure your desired alarm is turned on by sliding its button to the right.
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It's important to applaud USCIS for recognizing the need for a sliding scale fee waiver.
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Folding up the bed and sliding open the doors makes room for dining or entertaining.
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Trump's approval rating is sliding as he gains approval for his controversial immigration executive order.
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Companies hope that curtailing some uses will rescue the technology from sliding into pariah status.
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Cemig shares were little changed at 12.10 after earlier sliding as much as 4.1 percent.
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A sliding-glass door opens to a terrace, with steps leading down to a yard.
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But now, in our early fifties, we're sliding down the neck of the hourglass together.
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But both set of actions failed to allay concerns the world was sliding into recession.
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Imagine those odds sliding across the bottom of your screen like the CNN news crawl.
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Cost Based on a sliding scale of income, from $500 to $960 for the course.
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It appears the thieves entered through a sliding glass door ... which might have been unlocked.
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I'm naked and sweating profusely, my makeup slowly sliding down both sides of my face.
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The message is not just sliding away, but hitting somewhere, touching something that is neglected.
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The Nasdaq flirted with correction territory, sliding as much as 10.3 percent from its Aug.
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And the [camera] sliding up the body in the death scene happens in both films.
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Some in the Philippines were losing confidence, with its subindex sliding to 23 from 94.
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The Reno does look a little bizarre, but I kind of like the idea: sort of a compromise between Oppo's early sliding efforts on the bulky Oppo Find X and the smaller, but far more fragile-looking rectangular sliding camera on the Vivo V15 Pro.
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The chef at Antica Trattoria de-pans (if that's a word) by sliding the finished cake onto a clean china plate, then sliding it from that plate onto another, and then again, from that second plate onto a third clean, pristine bone white china plate.
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Most base metals traded in narrow ranges, with nickel the underperformer, sliding more than 2459 percent.
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You can do this by slowly sliding the pane over to tap a little clock icon.
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After that, if they want to analyze more data, there's a sliding scale price per article.
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The shopping basket has a sliding bottom, and when placed on Reji Robo the bottom opens.
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LF Brock Holt left the game with a left ankle sprain after sliding into second base.
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In recent months, Cramer noticed costs for various goods sliding in lockstep with recent declines in .
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Food shares also lost ground, with Kikkoman shedding 3.3 percent and Asahi Group sliding 1.9 percent.
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Mexico's peso shed around 1 percent on Tuesday, sliding for a third day in a row.
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Children can be seen sliding playfully down nearby hills while senior citizens gossip over fire pits.
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The master bedroom also has a sliding glass wall, which opens to a private walled deck.
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I loved sliding around the slopes of Arendelle and running across the rooftops of San Fransokyo.
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It then rewards you on a sliding scale depending on how eco-friendly your trip is.
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The share price has kept sliding this month, to its lowest level in over a year.
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As we saw in Sliding Doors, even an ostensibly better timeline has its bumps and complications.
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Its key "cost per clicks" metric is expected to continue to sliding, which could hurt margins.
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October consumer price growth stood at 16.08% in October, while foreign currency reserves have kept sliding.
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Oil prices hit two-month lows on Monday, with Brent sliding to $45.90 and WTI $44.42.
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Sliding yields in the German bund have been blamed in part, at least, on Brexit worries.
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People who earn between $100,000 and $250,000 would be eligible for forgiveness on a sliding scale.
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Defensive drug shares dropped, with Takeda Pharmaceutical sliding 230 percent and Astellas Pharma falling 230 percent.
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The master suite, off the main hallway, has sliding-glass doors that open to a patio.
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Warm wood paneling sets off sliding-glass doors that open to a balcony overlooking the river.
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The IconX buds can be controlled by tapping and sliding to skip songs and adjust audio.
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Price: $12.99 Price: $12.99 A battle at the forest castle with sliding doors and collapsing walls.
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Yeah, anonymity made me accountable to no one except my own sliding scale of rationalized 'morals.
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Another sliding door off the main living room leads to a gym room with free weights.
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The Canadian dollar stood little changed at C$1.2767 per dollar after sliding 0.6 percent overnight.
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Alexa could eventually start sliding in advertisements for bleach or toothpaste when you go to shop.
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It's quietly intense but everyone seems to be aware they are sliding rocks into other rocks.
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"It's pretty much like a glacier of trash that keeps sliding down the hill," he says.
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The energy sector also plunged more than 2 percent in line with sliding oil prices overnight.
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Depending on the DoJ's eventual demands, RBS now risks sliding back into the red in 2018.
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When she's climbing up the pole, or sliding down it, friction and gravity come into play.
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The petrochemical sector also bore the brunt of profit-taking, with its index sliding 1.0 percent.
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Slip sliding away A resident first spotted the snake slithering past a children's playground in June.
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When the candidate finally emerges through sliding doors the crowd surges forward, straining for a glimpse.
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Co-workers noticed that he was in distress when he began sliding out of his chair.
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Loosen the cheesecake from the springform pan by sliding an offset spatula around the inside ring.
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To retain its position—and to keep iPhone sales from sliding even further—Apple must act.
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SSE was among the biggest FTSE fallers, sliding 3.1 percent as the stock traded ex-dividend.
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Again, the hold here is strong, no concerns about your phone sliding around when you're driving.
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Food shares also lost ground, with Kikkoman shedding 3.6 percent and Asahi Group sliding 2.2 percent.
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After the crash, the cars are sliding along the track and slowing down due to friction.
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The sliding glass doors to Apple's new store are 42 feet tall and 40 feet wide.
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U.S. stock indexes lost more than 2 percent, with the Dow sliding more than 400 points.
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They added sliding barn doors, scrubbed the stone fireplace and painted the built-in shelving white.
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President Trump is riding higher than ever before and support for the Mueller probe is sliding.
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Healthcare stocks were the biggest drag on the benchmark, with the healthcare index sliding 1.9 percent.
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U.S. oil settled 58 cents lower at $39.78, after sliding to $37.61 at the day's low.
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A turbulent economic environment and sliding profits for big banks have not tempered one analyst's expectations.
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Small cap markets also lost ground, with Mothers sliding 2.1% and the Jasdaq market shedding 1.1%.
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Nobody wants to see melted dirt sliding between a layer of sweaty feet and perforated foam.
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The one-hop throw was perfect and nailed a sliding Merrifield by a matter of inches.
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Tech shares also lost ground, with Tokyo Electron sliding 1.4 percent and Advantest shedding 2.1 percent.
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Photographers also needs crampons to stop them sliding down into the course from their shooting position.
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Some showed furniture sliding around as the vessel drifted in waves of up to 26 feet.
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Back then he debuted at #3, and has been sliding down the chaos ladder ever since.
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Tech shares were sold, with TDK Corp falling 2.7 percent and Hitachi Ltd sliding 2.9 percent.
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The Shanghai Composite index was up 1.9 percent at midday after sliding 1.8 percent on Wednesday.
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You can always try to find love the old-fashioned way: by sliding into those DMs.
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News of the breach sent Yahoo shares sliding about 2.5% in after-hours trading on Wednesday.
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Carly Pearce knows firsthand that nothing sparks modern-day romance quite like sliding into the DMs.
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In the first hour of trading Tuesday, Amazon crossed $21,2000 per share before sliding back under.
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You can also choose from several door configurations, such as a sliding door, in the app.
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The agency previously placed the rates on a sliding scale based on the type of facility.
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In the bankruptcy docs, Core says revenue started sliding after 2012 when 'Idol' ratings started declining.
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It was softer against the yen, sliding as far as 126.455, before drifting back to 126.80.
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Shares in several oil drilling and exploration companies declined, with Diamond Offshore Drilling sliding the most.
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Sector performance was mixed, with energy and raw material shares sliding and industrial and utilities gaining.
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Biden dipped to 28503 percent with Schultz in the mix, with Trump sliding to 22019 percent.
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People passed the skewers around, sliding off chunks of meat and sandwiching them between hamburger buns.
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There was a perceptible sense of the country sliding to a poorer, more isolated resting place.
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Sliding down ropes is doable domestically and is an activity that doesn't have an age limit.
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Weeks of sliding poll numbers and false starts had sapped Mr. Manafort's credibility inside the campaign.
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The toilet and bidet were in a compartment with bright-yellow walls and a sliding door.
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A few negative surprises could send stocks sliding back to their depressed levels of late December.
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US futures underlying the Dow (-0.1%), S&P 500 (-0.1%) and the Nasdaq (-0.2%) are sliding.
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U.S. stocks sold off, with the Dow Jones industrial average sliding 225 percent, or 24.34 points.
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Mexican stocks also fell, with the iShares MSCI Mexico exchange-traded fund (EWW) sliding 12.93 percent.
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A passenger named Joseph Lian filmed the moment the plane went sliding into a grassy field.
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With Mr. Trump sliding in the presidential race, senior Democratic officials had already been nudging Mrs.
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The Middle East appeared to be sliding toward another regional war, but it did not happen.
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Momade has said the country risked sliding back into violence if the election results were validated.
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Here's the interesting physics stuff: Notice how it looks like it is sliding around the curve?
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"I think we're sliding backwards," Jones said when asked why he was writing the book now.
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In the safety of your own home, your partner's hand sliding up your leg feels mundane.
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Classes are usually limited to 20 students, who are charged on a means-based sliding scale.
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He entered the victim's hotel room through an external sliding door that had been left ajar.
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But sliding headfirst into the lane while the ball is on the perimeter could've killed BoBo.
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Melissa McCarthy sliding through the streets of New York in full #SNL Sean Spicer character pic.twitter.
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I wouldn't be able to control the bike, sliding over two wheels or lifting over bumps.
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However, losses in financial stocks offset gains by miners, with the financial sub-index sliding 0.8%.
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In February, sales at wholesalers are expected to remain unchanged after sliding 20800 percent in January.
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Simply put, it is the act of walking with a punch rather than sliding with it.
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British Gas raised its standard electricity tariff by 12.5 percent in September despite sliding customer numbers.
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T-vent windows were installed in the sliding door and behind the kitchenette for improved airflow.
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The Dow led the way lower, sliding nearly 300 points and erasing its gains for 2018.
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These images pass quickly, carefully linked, slipping and sliding into one another; they sustain repeated viewing.
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She had momentarily forgotten about the grave danger of sliding beneath a collapsed 950-ton bridge.
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The S&P 500 tech sector was one of the worst performers on Monday, sliding 0.7%.
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Sliding growth had pressured the government to roll out more stimulus to avert a sharper slowdown.
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We'll make things worse and we'll be at risk of sliding into a new Cold War.
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Because naturally you think, oh sliding is fun, and you start having almost too much fun.
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Sliding sales at car dealerships prompted a wave of production cuts at assembly plants across China.
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Sliding doors in the dining area lead to an enclosed porch described as a meditation room.
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Hardwood floors and sliding glass doors leading to a wraparound deck are features of both rooms.
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Argentina's economy is currently in turmoil, with inflation surging and the value of the peso sliding.
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Chevron, Boeing and American Express led the 323-stock Dow lower, sliding more than 5% each.
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When they weren't sitting, the dancers' movements were mostly simple: walking, sliding, falling, teetering on tiptoe.
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Alternatively, the federal government could use a sliding scale: less money for those with higher incomes.
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The ice conditions change throughout the game due to rocks sliding over and over the ice.
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The market will stop sliding when investors start to see bargains and start buying in earnest.
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I made the best picture of sliding sports I have ever seen, even without a bobsled.
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Shadow was never a hyperactive goofball, sliding along wooden floors and getting tangled up in laundry.
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Later, when he moved the speakers, the strings moved, too, sliding into new cat's cradle patterns.
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Outdoor space: Sliding glass doors in the den and kitchen open to a large outdoor terrace.
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Shares of Dallas-based Southwest hit a new 52-week low Thursday, sliding 3.6% to $45.25.
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Dan captured video of the animal sliding along the floor as it turned down an aisle.
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And more recently, a sliding hillside along the Humboldt County coast has endangered a 1949 lighthouse.
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The eat-in kitchen can be closed off from the living area with a sliding door.
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To the right of the sliding doors, I immediately saw three main sections for hot food.
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Two of the children's bedrooms are connected by a low sliding door hidden in the closets.
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Then he saw Smith on his feet on the track, sliding his saddle off Mastery's back.
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Ristolainen skated into the middle before sliding to the puck to Dahlin above the right circle.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia led the declines, sliding 2.1 percent to its lowest since Nov. 1.43.
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Shares of that company's stock fell 3.6 percent on Friday, sliding after the Justice Department's statement.
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Warren, who is seeking the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, has recently been sliding in the polls.
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Our friend had seen a Florida panther sliding through the trees there a few days earlier.
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This can mean everything from salary negotiations gone awry to confusing people sliding into your DMs.
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A review confirmed that Suzuki had made the tag before Flores, sliding headfirst, touched the plate.
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"People can come in here to think," Mr. Jennings said, sliding into one for an interview.
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All 11 S&P 500 sectors were down, with 10 of them sliding at least 1.2%.
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Though it is growing consistently, the economy does appear to be sliding into a slower phase.
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Sitting in Washington, Ellis pantomimed the gesture, sliding an invisible book across his desk, to me.
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To one side of its booth in November was a company that sells sliding glass doors.
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Witnesses said the explosion had occurred just as the main gate was sliding open for dismissal.
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Few rock stars succeeded so well at sliding fringe ideas and sounds into the popular mainstream.
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West Texas Intermediate was down 37 cents at $59.24 after sliding nearly 5% the previous day.
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West Texas Intermediate was up 3 cents at $59.64 after sliding nearly 5% the previous day.
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The S&P 500 also had its worst day in a month, sliding 2500% to 20.8,21.3.
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The rectangular vehicle with double sliding doors on each side has no steering wheel or brakes.
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During a hotel inspection, Trump tried sliding a door to an armoire and it became stuck.
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A bigger issue may be that so many companies are slowly sliding down the rating scale.
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U.S. stock futures are sliding early Monday following Wall Street's worst day of 2020 on Friday.
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Helmerich & Payne and Devon Energy were among the sector's biggest laggards, sliding 2.30% and 2.75%, respectively.
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The top-floor master bedroom has a sliding barn door and a niche for a desk.
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The centers provide health care to low-income Americans, charging for services on a sliding scale.
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Then the robots return the shelf to a resting spot, sliding around hundreds of nearby robots.
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Ever-changing backdrops and increasingly challenging situations involving trap doors and sliding platforms keep children interested.
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The rear side doors swing out -- like traditional car doors -- instead of sliding like minivan doors.
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That little blue circle is actually rubber that keeps the cam from sliding out of position.
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U.S. stock futures pointed to sharp losses, with Dow Jones industrial average futures sliding 300 points.
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Still, it was hard for the contest to get too heated with everyone slipping and sliding.
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He noted that the wife unhooked her bra by sliding the closure around to the front.
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The rubber grip also means you won't be slipping and sliding on your hardwood floors either.
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Compher drove unchecked to the net and put a sliding puck past Bishop in dribbling fashion.
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The economy in the Midwest is sliding along with Trump's prospects for winning a second term.
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After sliding the rock on, Deelishis, 41, smiles widely and pulls Santana in for a kiss.
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One opens through a sliding door to the front terrace; the other opens to the pool.
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Firefighters raced through the building on stairwells coated with ice, carrying people downstairs, slipping and sliding.
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Then I went out of the sliding glass door and ran as fast as I could.
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She bruised her right hip sliding off the course before she slammed into rows of fencing.
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The event is free, but there is a sliding scale suggested donation between $5 and $20.
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Water could be seen rushing onto the ship and furniture sliding from one side to another.
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The poorly secured cargo started sliding across the decks, forcing the ferry further onto its side.
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We ended up covering ourselves with shaving cream and sliding on the lino down the hallway.
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Kyōsho's square scroll "Painting" (1806) depicts a seated artist painting a landscape on a sliding screen.
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The 2045 issue was the worst hit, sliding 0.8 cent in the dollar, according to Tradeweb data.
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As I soon as I got my pants down, she was coming out, sliding into my arm.
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It features an indoor space (86 square feet) with floor-to-ceiling windows and a sliding door.
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It kept sliding off my face, but I was able to hold it up with my hands.
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The key finding: As Ryan's popularity among Republicans has been sliding, President Trump's has dipped only slightly.
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There also appeared to be blood on the patio sliding glass door handle, according to the warrant.
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If I go back inside he runs back to the sliding door and stares sadly at me.
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She was able to escape out of a sliding glass door at the back of the home.
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The stock initially jumped as much as 15 percent on the news before sliding this week. Disclaimer
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Imported consumer goods prices excluding automobiles fell 0.1 percent last month after sliding 0.2 percent in December.
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I careen through well-lit hallways and teller booths, before sliding by some signage written in Cantonese.
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As the shaking intensifies, we clutch at the table legs to stop our bodies from sliding out.
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