That luxury feel wore off when I opened the phone.
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After the initial shock wore off, I made my offer.
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Yet as the film wore on, my smugness wore off.
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But Nega's enthusiasm for the new government wore off quickly.
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It was about 2 am when the Seroquel wore off.
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After the icy shock wore off, I felt very sleepy.
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After the shock wore off, my warrior mindset came to life.
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"The novelty of crutches wore off very quickly," recalls Scott-Trammell.
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As a result, they were destroyed when the exuberance wore off.
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But although the honeymoon phase wore off, I never felt alone.
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I guess he only missed Issa until his stripper disgust wore off.
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Though its novelty wore off almost instantly, the song refused to disappear.
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"The shock wore off yesterday evening," Asgari told The Atlantic on Sunday.
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Oh's charm never wore off, even towards the end of the ceremony.
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Warren's attacks wore off their steam because they were deployed too often.
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However, the novelty of this marvel wore off quicker than I expected.
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Once the shock wore off it's been a lot easier, I would say.
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For all three of her children, Kate wore off-white for their christenings.
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The drugs wore off and were replaced by more, and more destructive, drugs.
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However the novelty of quad stacks wore off after a year or two.
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But the novelty wore off, training continued and, over time, the jabs subsided.
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The novelty of cheering for an out-of-town team never wore off.
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But a few hours later, when the drug wore off, the hiccups returned.
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The discomfort wore off the more Matz threw, Mets Manager Terry Collins said.
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The shock wore off quickly, replaced by clarity, Siegemund said in a recent interview.
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The results: Weightlessness had some negative effects, but these wore off within six months.
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But over the years, the novelty wore off and I forgot about it completely.
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"After the shock wore off and the smoke cleared, the ticker remained," Poniewozik wrote.
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But inevitably, that high from my newfound control, weight loss, and validation wore off.
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But the sparkle wore off quickly when Palin began to look uninformed and inept.
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"After the initial shock wore off, it was a really beautiful snake," Chapman said.
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But the novelty wore off, cheaters came in, prize money dwindled and copycats emerged.
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Once the initial shock of morning's raid wore off, the protesters wasted no time regrouping.
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As the shock wore off, the grief many felt on November 9 transformed into action.
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But, as Smoljo explains, the joke wore off the next day along with the wine.
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Once the drugs wore off, his anxiety about the hole he was in was crippling.
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People partied until the drugs wore off and then went to bed in their pods.
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Once the initial thrill from exposure wore off, the lack of intellectual diversity was suffocating.
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At one point, her epidural wore off and doctors gave her anesthesia for the pain.
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Once the initial gratitude for the marvels of modern science wore off, reality set in.
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Reaching a deal caused prices to shoot higher, but the effect wore off within days.
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Once the novelty (and the nasty hangovers) wore off, sales of Crimean wine nose-dived.
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After the initial shock wore off, I worried MachineGames was about to jump the shark.
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And once that wore off, I just tried to work hard to get back here.
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As it wore off I got on with my day, lazing around, nursing a slight hangover.
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It was dangerous and exciting, and when that thrill wore off, I chose a different route.
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After I got my tonsils out and the pain meds wore off, oh, there were tears.
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Within a few hours, the medication wore off, and I felt the uncontrollable urge to push.
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Eventually, the paranoia and anxiety wore off, and we all watched Election in the hotel room.
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The novelty on that wore off roughly five seconds after the city applied for a team.
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Percocet, fentanyl and OxyContin -- they all worked, but when the dosage wore off, he needed more.
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Over the millennia, as sculptures and architecture were subjected to the elements, their paint wore off.
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Nadelson warned that my symptoms might return later in the day once the treatment wore off.
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They sold a few million records, but once they stopped covering ABBA the novelty wore off.
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The novelty wore off, and I started to notice all the things I normally cover up.
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After the initial shock of my dad's death wore off, I found myself glued to Google.
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But any reluctance wore off when they realized they could get a fancy coffee drink free.
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But the announcement was unlikely to satisfy the youthful protesters once the initial euphoria wore off.
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Yet for many Californians the novelty of readily accessible marijuana wore off a long time ago.
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As the paint wore off through the centuries, the statues returned to their marble-white base color.
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Stocks have endured a sluggish period since mid-December after the initial post-election rally wore off.
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"After the initial shock wore off, our hearts were full, and we were very thankful," she said.
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" After the embarrassment of her mistake wore off, Welch says she quickly became a "complete customer zealot.
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But about a day later, after the drug wore off, the mole rats were once again unruffled.
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The fun wore off when NYC was colonized by the same chain stores that once seemed exotic.
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"As the game adrenaline wore off, (Ohtani) said, 'My elbow is getting a little stiff,'" Eppler said.
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Granted, the initial buzz around Spectacles wore off quickly, and Snap wrote down millions in unsold devices.
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In many patients the effect of the pills wore off after eight hours, leading to cravings for more.
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But the initial shock kinda never wore off even if over time it turned from fear to melancholy.
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When the drugs wore off, she said she was in pain that was so severe she would cry.
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But after a brief attendance surge, the novelty wore off and the Wolf Pack name returned in 2013.
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The injection wore off in a day and Augustus was again limping up the stairs, step by step.
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After the shock of the discovery about L.T. wore off, Bruce began to feel the weight of it all.
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But, eventually, the sheer amount of reptiles at the expo meant that the novelty of everything wore off quickly.
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That novelty soon wore off and I came to regard the making of "mixtape" MiniDisks as a complete chore.
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As the shock of the situation wore off, Parmenter says her mind went to one place: her future wedding.
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Authorities planned to return the elephant to the forest once the effects of the tranquilizer wore off, Rai said.
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But the excitement wore off when you had to spend all night setting the store up for a launch.
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After a while, the euphoria wore off and the culinary limitations of vegan food, especially when traveling, became challenging.
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The initial high wore off quickly, meaning that every 15 minutes or so you'd want to take some more.
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But after the initial shock and excitement wore off, it became clear to mostly everyone that something was missing.
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Round two saw Roberts reclaim the momentum, only to be rocked again as the seconds wore off the clock.
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As the stunned feeling wore off, we were talking to one another and to the cops and the firemen.
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But the excitement wore off: "You kind of realize those people are vapid or only live in Beverly Hills."
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" Panic turns to joy: "After the initial shock/weed wore off, I knew right away I wanted this baby.
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This was my third visit to Beirut, so the novelty aspect of the city naturally wore off this time.
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At some point, even those who are still laughing will realize that the joke wore off some time ago.
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Consumer business was padded by more U.S. credit card customers beginning to pay interest as promotional periods wore off.
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Consumer business was padded by more U.S. credit card customers beginning to pay interest as promotional periods wore off.
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But since you can't look anywhere without seeing a photo of his face somewhere, the appeal wore off a bit.
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And once the novelty (and scarcity) of Spectacles wore off, the NYC pop-up shop started to look awfully empty.
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The outer edges stayed on through all the slurping, but the lipstick wore off at the center of my lips.
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And long after the candy-store glee wore off, long after the food coma subsided, one question still lingered: How?
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" He added, "And then, you know, the emotion of that instance wore off, you know, an hour or two later.
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My skin also looked healthier, although the foundation wore off more quickly than some of the other brands I tested.
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You already know that I was mistaken, and as my newness gradually wore off, I came to understand that too.
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Attendance at Rams games fell 113 percent this year, as the novelty factor of their maiden 2016 season wore off.
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But it seems the company's efforts weren't enough to keep users interested in its games after the novelty wore off.
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When the drug finally wore off another 10 hours later, CB felt normal, and her chronic pain had completely disappeared.
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Any chemical smell immediately wore off in less than 24 hours, which made for a relatively short off-gas period.
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But when the high of paying off debt wore off, I realized I was starting at zero for retirement savings.
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Though he felt guilt, it wasn't "much," but he noted that he began to feel sick as the adrenaline wore off.
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Once the effects wore off the birds would fly away—only to return a short while later for yet another hit.
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As The Walking Dead continued, and Clem was thrust into the lead role, some of that sense of freshness wore off.
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After the shock, and, dare I say disappointment, wore off, I began to wonder why my food bill was so high.
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Once the shock wore off ... it looks like everyone was in on the creepy and totally morbid bash thrown in Manhattan.
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After a while though, the game's charms wore off, and what was once an exciting adventure slowly morphed into a boring chore.
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A few high-profile artists posted to it in the beginning, but activity seemed to flatline after that initial curiosity wore off.
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She remembers one camper who is trans and wore off her pink wig all weekend, even in the middle of the night.
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The ESA successfully created a self-regulation system in the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB), and the novelty of games wore-off.
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When the effects wore off they realized what they were doing and fled, abandoning us to find our way to the nearest hospital.
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After my friends reassured me that ketamine wore off after 15 minutes, I felt a microdose's effects (albeit subtle ones) for several hours.
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After Google first revealed Duplex and the wow factor of its stunning demo wore off, people were quick to raise concerns about disclosure.
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Eventually, the novelty of blowing (hot) air onto my sides wore off and I began to notice the chinks in my aircon armor.
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Stage II. I was sleeping eighteen hours a day again and when the high doses of oxycodone wore off, it hurt to walk.
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About as excited as I typically feel during any Uber ride, after the initial thrill wore off – which is to say mostly bored.
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I've gone through my fair share of analog camera apps, downloading and deleting them one by one as the novelty wore off quickly.
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The Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles star, 32, shared a hilarious Instagram video of himself as his anesthetic wore off following his surgery.
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But when the heady high of spaghetti-legged dance moves wore off, few of jerk's participants' material conditions had changed for the better.
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After the initial shock at the president's betrayal of the his country wore off, Twitter did what Twitter does best: joke about it.
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Once the excitement wore off, though, I realized that my theme was kind of boring — who cares about four landmarks in Wyoming anyway?
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They were totally unbeatable in those early shows—or, especially the first 20 minutes of those early shows, before the coke wore off.
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But as the magic of her royal wedding wore off, she found herself at the center of constant scrutiny by the British press.
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But as Trump's trade war with China intensified — and the effects of the stimulus wore off — steep declines in each company's market value followed.
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Once the impact of recent stimulus measures wore off, China's large debt overhang and sluggish productivity growth will pinch economic expansion, Evans-Pritchard said.
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Model Kaia Gerber showed off a bright pink, skirted version with feathery, white shoulders, while others wore off-the-shoulder, long gowns in tweed.
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Merkel's conservatives won three regional elections in the last three months while the initial euphoria surrounding Schulz, a former European Parliament president, wore off.
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Once the naloxone wore off enough that I'd be able to feel the effects of dope again, I went out and bought another bag.
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Usually a little disheveled, he wore off-the-rack Sears or Lands' End navy suits and a plastic watch strapped over his shirt cuff.
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It slid to as low as 8.55% in October of last year, before returning to double digits as so-called base effects wore off.
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Its effects often wore off much sooner, exposing patients to a relapse of pain, withdrawal, or both – suffering relieved only by the next pill.
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I got his story as fast as I could because I thought once his adrenaline wore off he would pass out but he never did.
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The SPD soared into contention, even overtaking the CDU/CSU in a couple of polls, but then the novelty wore off and the party slumped.
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But the novelty eventually wore off, and Facebook's game platform deteriorated rapidly after it shut down the spammy tactics many games employed to acquire users.
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Hiring last year got a push from the 2017 tax cuts, so some slowdown was to be expected as the effects of the cuts wore off.
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I felt a little more energetic and happier than usual, but that wore off about an hour later, so I could've just been feeling the coffee.
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Once that initial haze of amazement over Beyoncé's voice, lyrics, body, outfits, dance moves, and general presence wore off, we were left with a few questions.
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After the shock wore off, the younger Reimanns pledged to donate €10 million ($11.3 million) to an as-yet-unnamed charity, as a form of penance.
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But when the shock of those reveals wore off, there was the promise of another season that would hopefully answer more of the audience's burning questions.
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"" After the initial surprise wore off, Mann simply said "OK," and as Warren wrote, "to make sure the deal was sealed, I smiled and said, "Good.
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And perhaps most damningly, for the few thrill seekers who were undeterred by floating's countercultural aura—or maybe encouraged by it—the novelty eventually wore off.
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After their initial shock wore off, the couple mobilized, reaching out to friends and family, who suggested they turn to the neurosurgery team at Mount Sinai.
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But her excitement at joining the "New Pram club" soon wore off when her pram envy set it at other parents' flashier and more expensive prams.
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That reputation largely wore off as he oversaw a massive expansion of the money supply that helped drive inflation to a reported 800 percent in 2016.
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His desire to perform himself never wore off, however, and in 1965, with the help of a publicist friend, Georgeanne Aldrich, he started Jazz at Noon.
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The novelty wore off, traffic plummeted, and Ternovskiy—still a teenager—came to terms with the fact that Chatroulette was not the future of the internet.
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Once the initial shock of the admission of the affair wore off, the drip-drip-drip of further details and revelations only fed the salacious chatter.
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As the heat of the day wore off, local families picnicked along the banks of a nearby lake, while monkeys scavenged the area for scraps of food.
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After my initial shock wore off, I found myself wondering what had occurred to cause the company to shed its defining principle in such a blatant fashion.
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As the novelty wore off, sleep stores began to focus on higher-end conventional mattresses, and replacement parts for water beds became harder to find, Fish says.
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Doctors discovered there was something different about Cameron when she came in for surgery and turned down painkillers after the nerve blocker from her operation wore off.
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If you don't time the Endone exactly before the previous lot wore off then you will most certainly know you are alive (while wishing you were dead).
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After the initial excitement of his new job wore off, Aleksei began to realize that much of the commentary was garbage, with the same themes repeated endlessly.
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The effects wore off between Obama's inauguration and 2010, but the data fits into a broaderliterature showing that racial prejudice did not increase during the economic crisis.
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The effects wore off between Obama's inauguration and 2010, but the data fits into a broader literature showing that racial prejudice did not increase during the economic crisis.
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As recently as January, the CBO had projected that corporate tax revenue would rebound this year, as some of the immediate benefits of the new law wore off.
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Land said the boy was placed in a medically induced coma, and the family had to wait and see if he would respond once the medication wore off.
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He recalled, for instance, that during his recovery in the ICU, the morphine often wore off, leaving him in agony over the 12-inch incision in his abdomen.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, though, once the novelty wore off, ratings for "BH90210" have steadily drifted downward, limping toward the final two chapters of the soapy seven-episode engagement.
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It could end up just being the random musings of everyday Twitter users, as most of Periscope ended up becoming after the veneer of mobile live-streaming wore off.
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Once the original novelty of the thing wore off, I suspect a lot of people started stashing them out of view like a router — though maybe that's just me.
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It took three years before the novelty surrounding her siblings wore off and they became just children in the village, with the same chores and routines as the others.
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When the dope wore off, the plants returned to life, as if something had hit pause — almost like they were regaining consciousness, something we typically don't think they possess.
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After the shock that the law was passed with the LDS Church's approval wore off, he says viewpoints on the legislation quickly began to "change," even among GOP lawmakers.
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Each time, it took about 15 to 20 minutes after the effects of the treatment wore off for me to be able to open my eyes and start walking.
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Then, after the physical pain of withdrawal wore off, I would be left with the memories of being beaten and raped and controlled by an older man for four years.
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The novelty of this theatrical toy quickly wore off, mostly because in a more-or-less naturalistic staging, it didn't function in any way remotely similar to a normal room.
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There was just one problem with the new episodes: once the thrill of seeing Stars Hollow again wore off, they stopped seeming starry and felt a whole lot more hollow.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimated that economic growth would drop from 3.1 percent last year to 2.3 percent this year as the stimulus of the GOP tax cuts wore off.
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Vickers said that after 20 percent-plus earnings growth at U.S. companies, some investors were disappointed with signs this would slow to single digits as the stimulus effect wore off.
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This hyper-personalized approach always carried the risk that once his charm wore off, there would be nothing left for his supporters to like, which is exactly what is happening.
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Once the thrill of the fact that my emoji would actually be appearing on every major computing platform in the world wore off, I knew there was more waiting ahead.
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Egypt's annual urban consumer price inflation rose to 7.1% year-on-year in December from 3.6% in November, though this had been expected as favourable base-year effects wore off.
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My lovely wife, she of the admirably high pain threshold, had to stay overnight, and came home the following day filled with painkillers; when they wore off, she writhed with suffering.
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The February study of mindfulness in older adults with back pain suggested that any benefit the participants got at the end of the eight-week course wore off by six months.
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The company said that during the trial period, people continued to tweet below 2803 characters most of the time – after the novelty of being able to use more characters wore off.
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Read: Why Bigfoot is getting nervous Once the adrenalin wore off, the couple made jokes about their strange night during their 5-mile hike to back their car in the darkness.
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"After the 3 glasses of wine wore off and the clippers ran out of battery… something hit me like a ton bricks: a little thing called 'continuity' for #VWars reshoots!" he wrote.
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Another reason the hoverboard craze died was that, once the novelty wore off, it became clear that they weren't going to revolutionize how people get from point A to point B outdoors.
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After the initial shock and amazement of my dye job wore off, I found myself waking up every morning, looking at myself in the mirror, and wondering what the hell I'd done.
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Stock futures initially plummeted on the night of the 2016 election, but after the shock wore off investors loudly cheered the business-friendly parts of Trump's agenda, especially tax cuts and deregulation.
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Because though it was fun to see Fall Out Boy live from different angles—like an untouchable ghost who was visiting from the afterlife—the novelty wore off after a few goes.
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But as the impact of the announcement wore off, investors bid the stock higher and it closed the day down just 1 percent, leaving it up 2015 percent in the past year.
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This is a lovely and charming effect, though the glamour of it wore off by the second time I visited the show — which is fine because Thomas had other things to say.
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The bottom line: View The Dark Overlord as a late-stage tech startup trying to grow its workforce after early buzz wore off and some of the original talent has begun to depart.
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So after all the morphine and pains meds wore off I called management and said somebody find me a " pink wheelchair " I can't let my fans down besides I'm passionate about this shit !!
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The Australian actress also told Mini that she felt a lot of "anxiety" during her pregnancy with her son as a result of the miscarriage, "once the initial excitement wore off," she revealed.
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After the initial excitement about the release of a new poster for Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life wore off, the show's notoriously devoted fan base got to work dissecting its meaning.
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But then, as I walked my actual dog in the chilly after-midnight air, having my nightly chat with myself, my initial cheeriness wore off, replaced by a sense of puzzlement, then sadness.
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After the shock wore off, Trump's victory raised a frightening thought; these voters who'd emerged seemingly out of nowhere have been here along, and we just haven't been able or willing to see them.
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"Apparently Shoey and I were snowboarding in Park city while I was under 🤣🤣," he continued, joking about his dog Shoey and what he said as his anesthesia wore off following the procedure.
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"You Dep'd it but it wore off before picture time and now it looks limp so smile really wide to make up for it," she captioned the pic, referring to her hair gel-fail.
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After the initial loneliness wore off, my time away from work and school felt rejuvenating, as if I was reconnecting with parts of myself that I hadn't spent time with in a long time.
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There was an Irish soccer player whose charm wore off after a few weeks, and a film producer who told her, "Let's go to the airport, let's go to Paris," the night they met.
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The adrenaline wore off at about the same time the turkey kicked in yesterday, and then there was a long walk in the cold before a glass of bourbon and a slice of pie.
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My excitement wore off when I found out these AI chatbots were not only at their teething stage, but also made simple tasks much more complex than the DIY builders they are supposed to kill.
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Both randomized, double-blind studies, reported that patients administered the drug showed improvements in mood, well-being and other markers of emotional and mental health even long after the effects of the drug wore off.
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But from the NordicTrack to the Bowflex, most of these devices suffered the same fatal flaw — the novelty wore off, the guilt piled up, and soon you ended up with a very expensive laundry rack.
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Not only was it a date night for her and husband Keith Urban (who took home three awards!), but it was also a time for coordinating couple couture as the country crooner also wore Off-White.
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Needless to say, the initial shock wore off to a state of complete and utter bliss: JoJo, like Lauren, interpreted Ben saying "I love you" as a clear sign that she would be his final pick.
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But recreational users could snort or inject it, bypassing the time-release mechanism, and later research showed that Purdue claimed OxyContin lasted for 2463 hours, but for many people it wore off much quicker than that.
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But I actually found the novelty of the full color bulbs wore off quickly after I started using the Hue system many years ago, and I tend to stick to the cheaper white ambiance bulbs now.
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Indeed, after the initial shock wore off, the Bloomberg Barclays Municipal Bond index gained 210 percent from its December low through the end of the first quarter, while an index of taxable bonds rose 220 percent.
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The report cited the company documents that Stephens and other judges had long kept under seal, revealing that OxyContin wore off early in Purdue test patients and that physicians complained to sales reps about the problem.
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However, the protective effects typically wore off after that, with recurrences rising after 12 months, probably because many of the people who'd been involved in the studies stopped exercising, Dr. Maher said, and their back problems returned.
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FROM PEN: Justin Hartley Has Fake Spoilers for This is Us Fans Once the excitement of telling our family wore off, we began the next phase of this journey, which pretty much sucked big time for me.
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In lab tests on mice, he and his colleagues discovered that one of the company's existing compounds, propofol, seemed to work as well as thiopentone but wore off quickly, without the hangover effect of the earlier drug.
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Adrian Benepe, who was the city parks commissioner from 2002 to 20153, said the Trump golf course most likely lost business as curiosity over it wore off and Mr. Trump himself became a more divisive public figure.
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The matches weren't bad—WWE rarely has stinkers anymore, such is the roster's ambient level of talent—but the crowd just didn't seem to know why they should care once the novelty of the dream matchups wore off.
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Likewise an analysis of Hollywood films, published in 2010 by Amit Joshi and Huifang Mao of the University of Central Florida, found a similar effect—though it was strongest in a film's opening weekend, and wore off afterwards.
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We knew that once the initial cool factor of actually getting to control an episode wore off, we had to deliver on a fun, interesting episode, equal to what you'd find in any other episode from the series.
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That was when some of the stigma of selling PE stakes wore off, given that investors found their money locked up in long-term PE investments, some of which they no longer wished to continue to be in.
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The shine wore off entirely down the stretch last season, when the Buckeyes' offense ground to a halt in its final three games and Barrett averaged a paltry 212 yards passing along with a 212:212 TD:INT ratio.
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At a time when many of Kardashian West's normal streams of income, like public appearances, ran dry, it wasn't a great time to lose subscribers she might not be able to recover after the app's initial buzz wore off.
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The first iteration was marketed as a general smartwatch for everyone, but as excitement for the shiny new Apple product wore off, the company pivoted to emphasize health and fitness features, like a built-in GPS and water resistance.
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But after the initial gummy sweet rush wore off and you realised that there are only so many baked bean pyramids to crash a trolley into, if you actually were confined to one supermarket, how long could you survive?
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His diktat became standard practice in England, even after other countries introduced re-vaccination in early adult life because it was clear that immunity wore off and that people who had been vaccinated only once could still catch smallpox.
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Even before the shockwaves of the 5.1 temblor triggered by Tuesday's test wore off, Hillary Clinton was fighting off a volley of Republican attacks, GOP presidential candidates were talking tough and Donald Trump jumped on a chance to chastise China.
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But he failed, because the spinal block wore off halfway through the surgery and he had to help to determine alternate means of sedation -- which resulted in him giving me a low level of general anesthesia to complete the procedure.
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And as the almost palpable shock wore off, there was among the many reeling journalists — some in the room, some still on the streets of Kiev, others in newsroom across the world — the distinct, unnerving feeling that they had been conned.
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But for me the charm of his vast vocabulary, Google-ready references, and indecipherable significations wore off before he was 30, so it was mainly his ace collaborations with Kimya Dawson and Homeboy Sandman that inspired me to cue this up.
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As the DMT wore off, I realized I wasn't listening to Gounod's Faust I was listening to "There Will Never Be Another You" by Bud Powell, and I wasn't in Berlin, I was in Khadija's Bedstuy apartment, lying on the bed.
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One got the sense that, once the initial shock wore off, Acton would have approved of the vision of pretty ephebes like the models Jonny Brown, Joshua Bering or Li Fuyang parading past moss-furred statues of Apollo and Neptune.
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This company harmed people in pain first by co-opting their message about the genuine reality of under-treated pain—and then by lying about how long the effects of their drug lasted, and prescribing stronger doses when people said it wore off.
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The celebrations following the win in the New Zealand team's "shed" where they have kept their space-age 50-foot catamaran and "wing" sail were "pretty low key", with the crew only realizing how drained they were once the adrenaline wore off.
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The man who won the hearts of the Republican establishment by confronting Trump head-on in the last debate was ready to hit the billionaire again and again -- but a 1-for-11 Super Tuesday intervened, and some of the shine wore off.
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Your mom called an emergency prayer circle—friends from church—and they prayed over her and she foamed and writhed and eventually stopped when that part of the high wore off, the drug dimmed, her eyes closed, the thing was done with her.
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Although polls showed a close race throughout the "Brexit" campaign, the result came as a shock — one that evidently wore off quickly, as stocks fell precipitously but then recovered nearly all of the Brexit losses in the final days of the month.
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The sunroof in her 20143 Ford Expedition was fun when she first got the vehicle, but the novelty wore off and she usually kept it closed — just as it was when she crashed on the way to work in Yazoo City, Miss.
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Lara Godoff, who had applied to the University of British Columbia, said after the shock of the election results wore off, she decided to apply to three more Canadian schools just to be safe — Simon Fraser University, University of Victoria, and the University of Toronto.
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There was some inevitable decline once the hype of the launch wore off, but since then he says that the community has remained consistent, due in large part to a steady stream of weekly updates that have added new modes, maps, weapons, and gameplay tweaks.
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Frontman Patrick Stickles anticipated the "new normal" that emerged once the shock of the inauguration wore off, seeing through Obama's impossible promises of comity and predicting an endless future of the right encroaching on common decency, whether it's intransigent Republicans or just Barstool bros.
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Currently drafted: 42nd overallWhy you should take him earlier: Adam Thielen stole the show at the start of the 2018 season, but after his streak of 100-yard receiving games wore off, he came down to Earth with an average finish to the year.
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The agrarian simulation was a phenomenon, topping 80 million users and leading its parent company, Zynga, to a valuation of $7 billion at the time of its 503 I.P.O. But the buzz wore off as losses continued and the company cycled through chief executives.
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The two things that made me think Obamacare repeal isn't a sure thing — One month ago, as the surprise of the election wore off and the reality of a Republican-controlled Washington sunk in, I would have predicted that Obamacare repeal was a foregone conclusion.
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And it worked: I'd deliver my speech, make my way through a sparkling little Q&A, and then head straight home so I could be near my bed when the adrenaline wore off and the medication had moved on from making me "calm" to making me exhausted.
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"But over time, it must've wore off because before I left in August of '14, we could see that things were starting to slide" Nick Corsaro, the University of Cincinnati professor who helped build NOPD's gang database, also worked on an evaluation of New Orleans' CeaseFire strategy.
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Haggerty, who will be up for re-election next year, admitted that he had "a lot on the line" and said his next step, "after the euphoria and relief" wore off, would be to find improvements for Fed Cup, the I.T.F.'s team competition for women.
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This could have been a result of the FBI's renewed interest in Clinton's emails, an inevitable decline in support for her after her debate bump wore off, or Gary Johnson's support bleeding to Trump as part of a typical third-party candidate decline as the election approaches.
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After the chemical attack, my friends in the area told me, a rumor circulated among the families of victims that their children might come back to life after the gas wore off, and many refused to bury them, waiting instead for their lifeless cold small bodies to become warm again.
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But whatever shine the party earned from that powerful speech wore off the next day when Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring, in an apparent attempt to get out in front of a potential scandal, announced that he had dressed up in blackface for a party as a college student in 1980.
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All your socks are crusted in mud, you haven't had a shit in five days, that pill you took on Saturday night wore off a long time ago and now you feel shaky and sad, and your only pair of jeans have old chips crushed onto them because you sat on someone's dinner.
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But she gently suggests that after the initial rush wore off, Obama may have become excessively daunted by the partisan onslaught: But I think you've got to try to push forward as many different issues as you can all at the same time, because you never know what's going to turn the tide.
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So she watched it a few times, and the shock wore off, and there from the comfort of her living room, sitting beside the only romantic partner she has ever felt loved by and safe with, she watched what had happened in her life and realized that she never really stood a chance.
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Why psychedelics like magic mushrooms could be a treatment for mental illnessPeople feel more connected to the world around them after a psychedelic trip — and it could have profound implicationsResearchers went to festivals to study psychedelic drugs and found they left people feeling happy and connected hours after the high wore off
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And yet, after I went home and the spell of her presence wore off, I lay on my bed feeling sad and empty and increasingly depressed, since not only was my encounter with Ershadi not unique but, worse, unlike Romi, I'd had no idea what it meant, or what I was supposed to do with it.
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You Don&apost Need any Starfleet Training to Fly This Star Trek USS Enterprise DroneWith umpteen different Star Wars movies enroute, it's understandable that Star Trek fans might be…Read more ReadCandylicious Edible BubblesThe novelty of bubbles probably wore off when you turned six or seven, but that's because all you could do was watch them drift to the ground and pop.
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Much of the fear wore off by Friday, shunting the gains of gold seen earlier in the week "Gold is close to its recent multi-month high despite the strong dollar, due to an increase in volatility on the equity markets and more uneasiness on the political front, which is supporting the search for safe-haven assets," said Eugen Weinberg, head of commodity research at Commerzbank.
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As someone who gets high regularly, the novelty of buying weed at a store wore off quickly; if anything, the things Denver was doing with craft beer became far more interesting to me.. It wasn't until I was walking home with an armful of groceries and was nearly bowled over by some dude screaming, "I JUST BOUGHT AN EIGHTH FOR THIRTEEN BUCKS!" in a heavy Long Island accent that I first felt contempt for marijuana.
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