The longer the dollar treads water, the twitchier speculators will become.
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" As expected, McPhee describes an explosive "slime dart" that treads water "in much the way that a hummingbird treads air.
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So he swims to the edge of the water and climbs out to go get married, while Ray treads water, still in the pond.
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Goldman Sachs believes the stock market is overdue for a pullback, but bank shares will still perform well even as the rest of the market treads water.
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When it's at its worst, The Walking Dead just treads water, and for me this week felt like we were just hanging out for the real story to pick up again.
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Using the surrounding water as an electrode to capture and distribute electrical energy, the self-powered machine treads water twice as fast as similar robots and can function in a range of water temperatures.
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Occasionally, a Reznor/Ross score treads water; their work on Netflix's meme-generating Bird Box (2018), is reflective of the film itself, and feels generic and too much like a host of other recent horror-movie ambient.
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After checking her time on the scoreboard, peeling off her caps, removing her goggles and glancing at the Team U.S.A. cheering section, Ledecky typically hangs from the wall or treads water until there is a second-place finisher to congratulate.
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It's what was lacking from the small sampling that Calvin Klein Collection brought out at its offices on Viale Umbria as it treads water between the dismissal of its previous designer (the long-serving Italo Zucchelli, who exited in April) and the appointment of its next.
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There is a section break, some white space, and then a paragraph of fish facts that, in the context of his father's impending death, reads like a prose poem: With those minutely oscillating fins, a pickerel treads water in much the way that a hummingbird treads air.
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He did not like Michael's on-Island storyline either, noting he "got the sense that the actors and directors weren't quite sure what to make of these scenes".Jensen, Jeff, (September 29, 2005) ""Lost": Michael treads water; Locke goes deeper", Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved on January 9, 2009. Three episodes later, Jensen thought Michael's "whiny dad act" became "increasingly tedious".
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Retrieved on January 15, 2009. Entertainment Weekly's Jeff Jensen called the flashbacks "among the poorest and most clumsily integrated flashbacks we've seen so far", as he felt nothing new was learned, and also disliked Michael's on-Island storyline, noting he "got the sense that the actors and directors weren't quite sure what to make of these scenes". Jensen however complimented the Hatch scenes, considering that Terry O'Quinn's performance and his interaction with Henry Ian Cusick were "salvaging the first mediocre episode of the season".Jensen, Jeff, (September 29, 2005) ""Lost": Michael treads water; Locke goes deeper", Entertainment Weekly.
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Her memories are interrupted by a knock on the door who turns out to be Larkin, and after a minor argument about title deeds, realizes that she will be losing money from her inheritance of Kittyhunk. The film cuts back to the mysterious figure watching Kristen and Justin play a game about truth and lies. Kristen vocalizes her interest in Justin, who at first lies about reciprocating interest before Kristen realizes his ploy. They reach a river and Kristen says if Justin treads water and sees a bird, then he'll “get whatever he wants.” As he heads out to the river, the mysterious figure is at the other end of the bank, and sends one of the parasites after him.
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