And be warned: Your productivity may be about to take a tumble.
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You slip on some stairs, take a tumble to the bottom, and everyone laughs.
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He says that it's an "easy trade," and will appreciate when equities take a tumble.
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Prince William snapped into action, reaching out his arm to make sure she didn't take a tumble.
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And 18 people had to come forward and say he had been inappropriate for him to take a tumble.
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Uber reports a $1.2 billion quarterly loss, and its shares take a tumble after the employee lockup period expires.
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Following a federal corruption trial that ended in a hung jury, Menendez saw his personal brand take a tumble.
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If you take a tumble and then remain still on the ground, the Apple Watch can automatically call your emergency contacts.
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If Trump wins today, the USD is likely to take a tumble just as the GBP did following the Brexit vote.
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The energetic puppy jumped up to greet little Ashtyn Gardner of Mobile, Alabama, causing her to step back and take a tumble.
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This sensor will also make sure he doesn't take a tumble off a table, as it can detect when a surface ends.
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Not to mention big phablets are nearly impossible to use with one hand, making them even more likely to accidentally take a tumble.
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With all that soap and water on tile or linoleum, you're very likely to take a tumble if you decide to have penetrative sex.
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Indeed, you have to play the game with a seatbelt strapped to the ceiling along a rail in case you do take a tumble.
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We're kidding about the reason, but Treach and Bill did take a tumble during Naughty by Nature's set of their "I Love the 90s" stop in Houston.
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When Elon Musk goes on Rogan's show and smokes a blunt, Tesla stocks take a tumble (though as Rogan notes at every opportunity, they quickly bounced back).
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It does this mostly autonomously, but on a raised desk or table you'll want to keep an eye on your $250 companion to ensure it doesn't take a tumble.
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What added to the mystery was that Li himself upped his own bet that shares of his solar company would take a tumble just five days before the crash.
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Following a hectic finale in Saturday's eighth stage which saw Frenchman Thibaut Pinot gain almost half a minute on Thomas and the defending champion take a tumble, there were no fireworks on Bastille Day.
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Borg Høiby and Nilsen first made headlines together after they posted Instagram photos during a summer road trip across the U.S. The young Norwegian isn't the first Scandinavian royal to take a tumble recently.
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Overall, the device feels like it's incredibly sturdily built, also, and Sonos advertises it as a weather and shock-resistant speaker that isn't afraid to take a tumble or handle a little light rain.
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It's tested to protect against drops of up to 45 feet, so should your iPhone ever take a tumble out a third-story window, you'll have nothing to worry about (except maybe some angry pedestrians).
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He often wastes good attacking chances by choosing to take a tumble instead and, at a crucial stage during the second half, his behavior had a contagious effect and his team mates became distracted by all the fuss he created.
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The public needs to realize that Trump is willing to let Wall Street take a tumble or two, as he's done in recent memory, in order to use tariffs to pressure Chinese negotiators to make a deal on his terms, he continued.
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The singer, of course, isn't the first Hollywood star to take a tumble in front of an audience: Jennifer Lawrence has slipped on both the Oscars red carpet and stage, and earlier this month, Meghan Trainor wiped out on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.
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With Max Holloway already off the UFC 226 card due to terrifying concussion-like symptoms, and Cormier himself managing to take a tumble over a cable at the pre-fight press conference, to be an MMA fan is to be in a prolonged state of anticipation and dread ahead of the fights so I won't test your patience with story-telling: let's just examine the details of the match up.
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"Nigella fails to cook up ratings feast" . The Guardian, 5 July 2005. Retrieved 5 February 2008. The show was met with a largely negative critical reaction,Nigella TV ratings take a tumble , BBC News, 15 July 2005.
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The setting is the Virginia Hills. Arbuckle and Keaton play revenue agents tasked with hunting down bootleggers and bringing them to justice. The duo, aided by dozens of volunteers (all of whom somehow manage to fit inside Buster's small car), set off to track down the bootleggers. Fatty and Buster get separated from the group and take a tumble down a hill, which leaves their pants dirty.
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Reitz received one of his first awards for his film Mahlzeiten which was awarded the prize for best debut work at the Venice Film Festival in 1967. In 1971 he founded Edgar Reitz Filmproduktion (ERF) in Munich. He now began to collaborate on films with his former academic colleague Alexander Kluge amongst them the 1974 fictitious documentary In Gefahr und größter Not bringt der Mittelweg den Tod. The lavish production costs of the 1979 film The Tailor of Ulm, which portrays the downfall of the aviation pioneer Albrecht Berblinger, caused Reitz's own financial circumstances to take a tumble.
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The Lituitida, which were originally included in the Tarphycerida as the Lituitidae (Furnish and Glenister) have their beginnings in the Early Ordovician with forms like Ancistroceras. Their diversity increased after the late Arenigian extinction (Floian-Dapingian) at the end of the Canadian Epoch and take a tumble following the early Cincinnatian (Sandbian) in the early Late Ordovician, from which the group never recovers. It is thought that they had a planktonic juvenile stage in their life cycle and that mature adults lived in the shallow waters of the open ocean. Some 8 genera have been described, all from the Baltic region of northern Europe.
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