Datalex continued its downward spiral after reporting a larger than expected second-quarter loss last week. |
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A Basque waistline, or any drop-waist style that angles downward, will lengthen a short torso. |
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The heat peaks caused by the upward and downward pressure jumps differ in sign but should agree in absolute values. |
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When using the combat roll, your downward energy is compacted and the tight roll causes a slight flowing impact. |
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Also, because the light is redirected downward, the same amount of illumination can be achieved using a lower wattage bulb. |
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The result was not pretty but did show just how powerful the rudder is as she weathercocked into the downward vertical. |
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However at night, counterilluminators are found closer to the surface, where the spectrum of the downward radiance changes rapidly with depth. |
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It was so massive that the floor sank several feet downward under its weight. |
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He then shifted his position a little and felt the bed sinking downward because of his weight. |
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She hits downward, a jolt searing through my shoulder blade, I sag visibly. |
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Many crayfish flee the sun downward, tunneling after the subsiding water table until they reach moist mud in which to estivate. |
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And another downward ratchet in wages would just about guarantee it will get worse. |
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Pryce took his opponent's blow upon his shield, easily deflecting the downward stroke. |
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On the downward stroke of the piston, the intake valve opens to release fuel into the combustion chamber, then closes. |
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It may sound like the voice of someone readying themselves for a downward swing in work, a shift into the slow lane. |
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Aside from that we do try and arrange the airflow so they go downward away from your nose and mouth. |
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I could see how Andy was on a downward spiral and I think the rejection from us helped kick-start his career. |
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What transpires is a downward spiral of shame and recriminations culminating in Veena being shunned by her family and turned out of the house. |
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The problem is that numbers of red grouse are in freefall, continuing a downward trend witnessed over the past 20 years or more. |
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The statistics reflect a continuing downward trend in overall crime rates during the past three years. |
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The reflective platelets focus the light downward and modulate it to match the intensity of the moonlight hitting the ground. |
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Tracks with yawners like Mack 10, Insane Clown Posse and E40 do nothing to help the album's inevitable downward slide. |
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He ran his hand along the surface and felt it curve upward, then downward again. |
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Imports outweighed exports, and resultant trade deficits weakened states already in a downward economic spiral. |
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In general, lime does not move downward further than plow depth in an organic soil. |
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He gets into social life, the few extra lempiras a week, the booze, the downward spiral. |
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Shocked economists and policymakers are scrambling to revise their growth forecasts downward. |
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This leads to a dysfunction of the water metabolism or leukorrhea, due to the downward flowing of kidney essence. |
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The talonid basin lacks rugosity and slopes gently downward towards the ectolophid. |
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His feet became entangled in the parachute's rigging lines and he began spiralling downward, head first. |
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We adjusted the knot so that it rested just above the lip, thus extending our reach downward as far as possible. |
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As the levator ani passes downward both anteriorly and posteriorly, it forms an arch of muscular tissue, also called a sling. |
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Erin tried to arrest his downward progress but the plunging stream carried him bumping along. |
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It is important not to just rub the skin over the area but to apply firm downward pressure with the thumb, knuckle or elbow. |
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The traditional short-covering by speculators that usually followed a sharp downward movement was no longer present to instill some recovery. |
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As a result of the high electrical conductivity of sea water, signals are attenuated rapidly as they propagate downward through it. |
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We ape the worst of tabloid titillation in a relentless downward drive of tacky exploitation. |
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This causes the upward-looking beam of an airport radar to be refracted downward so it is reflected off of autos, ships, and surface objects. |
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Air should be introduced at the ceiling and exhausted near the floor, creating a downward directional flow. |
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Paul Wright was unfortunate that his downward header was saved brilliantly by McCulloch. |
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Reika parries a downward thrust and spins around, backhanding her adversary. |
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Like fashion and distinct from both fads and crazes, manias tend to develop by spreading downward through the social strata. |
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This division causes man to feel a dual temptation, the desire to rise to God and the downward pull of Satan. |
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History did not tend simply upward or simply downward but in both directions at once. |
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He performed a tactical approach to the airfield, banking the plane 45 degrees in a tight downward spiral to the left. |
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Given that quantity best response curves slope downward, when firm 2's sales fall in country 1, firm 1 expands its output. |
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The buried debris then acts as a physical barrier to the movement of water upward and downward. |
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Maximum throws, c.80 m, occur c.400 m above the downward terminations of the faults. |
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The corvus crashed downward, its beak driving into the other ship's deck, whereupon Roman infantry dashed across. |
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I glanced downward and recorded her admonishment in my notebook, serving the dual purpose of memorializing the brief chat and ending it. |
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The upward tilt of the floor plane makes their feet seem to dangle downward. |
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In human anatomy, this is the fold of skin covering the inner corner of the eye, normally from the top of the eye downward in a semilunar form. |
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If the invoice needs to be adjusted downward, he must issue a credit note within the time limit. |
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The bedcover over his head was jerked downward and he winced in the bright light that shone through his bedroom's French doors. |
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Mr White believes this triggered a downward spiral fuelled by heavy drinking sessions. |
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A block which moves downward is attached to a string which is wrapped around the pulley. |
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They were led downward by a high position royal guard carrying a torch to light the way. |
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In this old version, one can imagine release problems if the towline is angled downward. |
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Sighing, Jeff looked downward, his fingers tracing out a pattern on the counter. |
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Its fixed 20-degree angle channels process snow through the blades and teeth downward into the ski trail. |
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Make sure the tip is moving downward when it comes into contact with the cueball, or you might scoop the ball and miscue. |
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A sudden gleam shined brightly in the pale pink and yellow horizon, falling downward to earth like a shooting star. |
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A cut curved slightly downward on her left cheek, still trickling minute amounts of blood on the sundress. |
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As the ship hauled out into the stream, her bow was swung by the tide downward, and her helm was put to the starboard. |
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That is, there would have to be the possibility of both upward and downward social mobility. |
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The middle class is large and for its members, upward or downward social mobility is rather easy. |
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So he dropped his guard as he dropped trou and commenced his downward spiral. |
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My poles and skis were attached to my pack and the downward trudge began as I suffered. |
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The inferolateral boundaries extend downward and medially from the modioli to the mentolabial sulcus. |
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Encourage roots to grow downward by watering enough to moisten the soil about 6 inches down. |
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Isaiah's eyes started to shift sideways towards Tara who was sitting next to him, but he caught himself and instead forced his gaze downward. |
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As her tail sinks into the semifluid sand, she twists her body and drills herself downward until she is buried up to the pectoral fins. |
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Time will tell if this is just a statistical anomaly or a blip in a downward trend. |
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Should there be a correction, though, it most likely will only be a minor blip on the downward plunging trend lines. |
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Since you broke up she's embarked on a downward spiral of dating increasingly unattractive men and it all makes for quite desperate reading. |
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The man, swimming for dear life in the water, grabbed the bobstays as the vessel pitched downward and climbed on deck. |
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Keep your hands about shoulder-width apart with an underhand grip and fully extend your arms downward and in front of your thighs. |
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Anything less than 250 acres means that, barring downward revisions of costs, it is uneconomical for the logger to harvest from the total parcel. |
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In future more downward sloping tunnels will be designed into the mine to increase storage capacity. |
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Jacob leaped again, then darted downward from midair, smacking right into Steve's chest and knocking them both down. |
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A month into the corralito, the government unpegged the Argentine peso from the dollar, sending the peso into a downward spiral. |
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Tip the end of the breechblock downward enough for the striker to slide out the back of the block. |
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He was looking downward now, but, sensing the movement, his head snapped up. |
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The melting in such tongues below the snowline is balanced by the downward flow of ice from above the snowline. |
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The 12,000-foot runway had a significant upslope for the first 3,000 feet, then fell off into a downward slope. |
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I make the dash, fin downward against an upwelling, and quickly get into position behind another large outcrop of rock. |
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The other part attaches on your breastbone and upper six ribs and is used in downward and forward arm movements. |
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It moves downward when we breathe in, enlarging the chest cavity and pulling air in through the nose or mouth. |
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Gentle traction downward on the head will assist in bringing the anterior shoulder beneath the symphysis. |
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He then swung again in a downward, diagonal strike to the left, nicking the man in the left shoulder. |
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These results have been broadly consistent with a slight downward trend for a generation. |
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However, the one market niche bucking the downward trend this year has been that catering for first-time buyers. |
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The output reductions would be made with a view to halting the downward spiral of DRAM prices, itself caused by supply vastly outweighing demand. |
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But if inflation is negative, that strategy won't work, and the economy could fall into a downward spiral. |
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This is stuff that can put us on the front page of The Wall Street Journal and our share price in a downward spiral. |
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There would be a downward spiral of prices, but no actual increase in market share for any of the firms involved. |
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The company's share price, already in a downward spiral, continued its fall and has now lost half its value in the past year and a half. |
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The residents are quite rightly convinced it will blight the area and lead to increased crime and a downward spiral of house prices. |
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Unfortunately, the downward spiral in price would be a direct consequence of any further reduction in tariff protection. |
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There is a continuous downward spiral of living conditions for the majority of the population. |
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The huge work pressure the tutorial system creates, can lead students into a downward spiral of self-deprecation and loss of confidence. |
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The bulk of the first half of the film concerns Jack Magnus's introduction to drugs and his downward spiral into self-destructive addiction. |
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Bender gets hooked on electricity, and Fry and the gang worry that he's on a downward spiral toward self-destruction. |
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This loss sends the relationship into a downward spiral, leading to increased bickering and fighting, and to the collapse of the union. |
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This went on to cause no end of grief for her Mum and a downward spiral of self-destruction for this confused young teen. |
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The problem is how easy it is for an enjoyable night to slide into a downward spiral of chasing losses and going on tilt. |
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It was a gradual process that progressed through a downward spiral of self destruction. |
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The collapse of the property bubble and the Asian financial crisis in 1997 sent the city into a downward spiral of job losses and deflation. |
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So as gravity pulls the aggregates downward, bleed water comes to the surface. |
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While it is painful to watch the daily lurching downward of the stock market, the air must come out of the balloon. |
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The sofas were white with green stripes running vertically downward. |
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For every vertical velocity value on the upward leg of the ascending branch there is an equal vertical velocity value downward on the descending branch. |
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The now-convicted felons will hear their sentences in January, but their story continues to spiral downward. |
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Slowly I progress on my downward spiral, but am saved from sinking completely into the mire of self-recrimination by the jolting reality of sudden stillness. |
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But to do VL, the engine thrust must be pointed straight downward, and the jet is twice the size of a harrier. |
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We believe there will be a downward spiral with this Government's policy, because it is a slap-happy, haphazard policy that is trying to bring in 45,000-plus people. |
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The final result is that the internal structure of the downward tapering cone is a complex mosaic of faults, dykes and pipes feeding the volcanic edifice. |
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He was slithering downward, bored, lonely, erratic, sending out thousands of text messages. |
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The real tragedy was that only a miserly 1,500 or so turned out to watch the game, continuing recent downward trends here on a damp and blustery afternoon. |
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The pendant at the end of her gold-chain necklace dangles over her cleavage like an arrow pointing downward. |
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She was chatty and casual, and expressed her abstract concern that American democracy is on a cannibalistic downward slide. |
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Audiences for broadcast television news are suffering a downward flutter. |
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It sends all the wrong signals to the market and can quickly turn to a vicious downward spiral as lenders, bondholders, and equity investors take fright. |
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The downward spiral on local business will only get worse, they fear. |
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It angled steeply downward, for the schooner's deck was much lower than the edge of the wharf, but heavy cross battens promised plenty of traction for those who had to use it. |
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Set on the brink of nihilism, with acid rock replacing the old martial melodies, the vision was not upward into sun and clouds, but downward into mud and agony. |
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Ten percent of the loci simulated in these populations were mistyped in the above manner and this increased the downward bias in heritability estimates. |
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Again and again Oney grabs the reader by the scruff of the neck, both through his dexterity with details and through the horror of the downward spiral of the case itself. |
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The downward radiance measured by the infrared interferometer is a combination of thermal emission by atmospheric water vapor and by the cloud ice mass. |
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Moreover, chocolate can be dissolved by heat from below then vertically transferred to the top of the fountain, where it then mizzles downward the tiers. |
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It seems to be intrinsic to domestic politics of every variety that a certain dismal downward trend emerges, characterized by sloth, despondency and complacency. |
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This system of direct rule by proxy enraged the Unionist right and eventually unleashed a downward spiral of loyalist reaction and republican assertiveness. |
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Given that he will soon speculate his remaining money on the commodities market, this downward trajectory does not bode well. |
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In fact, Michigan started the downward trend in takings jurisprudence. |
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The arched braces, securely trussing every second rafter, meet above an octagonal metal plate fitted to the downward extension of the apex finial. |
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The shoes are the telling detail, proof that the song's protagonist has slipped from stability into a downward spiral of apathy and self-abnegation. |
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The international and domestic prestige that can be derived from space achievements can best be understood as a series of ratchets on a downward slope. |
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All of the rooms offered an angle of downward elevation to the target. |
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This fuels a vicious downward spiral of self-hatred and hatred of anomalous others from which it is difficult for the political discriminator to escape. |
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The path was endless, constantly winding downward in a spiral. |
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I did have one solitary experience with Ms. Reynolds before our relationship started to grow and my life got a huge kick-start in its already progressing downward spiral. |
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Or else he will become one more voice in the wilderness in a country determined to go on a downward spiral of social and ecological self-destruction. |
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To his fellow survivors and to the audience, this delusion indicates another slip on a downward spiral. |
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When exactly did this downward cultural spiral begin, this loss of tact and refinement and understanding that some things should not be said or directly represented? |
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My guess is there are millions of unpolled Americans concerned with the downward moral spin of the United States, and who would perk up their ears at a strong third party. |
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She hesitated, cast her eyes downward, and looked inexplicably sad. |
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Schwartz eventually dropped her association with Third Way, but the polls have been trending downward ever since. |
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Cooper crossed his arms over his chest, his eyes still cast downward. |
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I don't think we are going in to a prolonged bear market, but I think it will be volatile and will have a downward bias and I think we can go lower before the year end. |
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This downward spiral involving local power politics was obvious to the Americans in the valley. |
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Even a modest hit from sanctions or pullback by foreign investors will only add to that downward spiral. |
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You point out this consistent prediction that the United States is on this downward slope. |
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Initially they will accelerate, but they will soon reach a constant terminal velocity when the air resistance around them offsets their downward acceleration. |
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A downward breakout from a trading range will cause pain to bulls who bought and will make them eager to sell during the first market rally so that they can get out even. |
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This topspin caused the mallet to drive the ball downward into the ground, thus significantly increasing the force generated by the forearm flexors. |
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Meritz also believes that the major memory producers will soon begin to cut back on production in a bid to prevent the downward spiral of DRAM prices. |
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Typically, she received a very light sentence, soon revised downward. |
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Only when the fused aponeuroses of the two muscles are unusually thickened, the fibers curve downward in front of the spermatic cord and insert onto the iliopectioneal line. |
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As happens with Dante's pilgrim, the protagonist of a descent narrative traditionally responds to aporia by imploding, by driving downward and into the self. |
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Slowly realization dawned onto him and he suddenly wrapped his own arms around her waist, a single finger tracing her spine upwards and then back downward again. |
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After talking to some of the locals in the area and comparing notes and sob stories, the verdict is that power supplies have taken a serious reliability downward dive. |
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This causes the helicopter to push air downward or upward, depending on the angle of attack. |
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The erosion is both downward, deepening the valley, and headward, extending the valley into the hillside, creating head cuts and steep banks. |
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Mass movement is the downward and outward movement of rock and sediments on a sloped surface, mainly due to the force of gravity. |
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However, this energy is far less than is commonly stated and only effectively increases accuracy by counteracting the downward force on the tail. |
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He used a combination of gravity on downward inclines and locomotives for level and upward stretches. |
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The Mongolian characters...are written perpendicularly from above downward. |
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Still, he continued to spiral downward, at times sitting at home for hours without saying a word. |
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A straight tail is a more desirable tail according to the breed standard set forth by the BCA if it is facing downward, not upwards. |
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Their beak is long, strong and conical with a slight downward curve at the end. |
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Ice in the accumulation zone is deep enough to exert a downward force that erodes underlying rock. |
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Falling export demand and commodity prices placed massive downward pressures on wages. |
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On 28 July 1927 a maid at Hotel Sidney, discovered Welsh laid face downward in his pyjamas and bathrobe. |
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Ice forms on calm water from the shores, a thin layer spreading across the surface, and then downward. |
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This water is pushed downward and spreads along the bottom in both the seaward and landward direction. |
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A graben is a valley with a distinct escarpment on each side caused by the displacement of a block of land downward. |
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Graben are produced from parallel normal faults, where the displacement of the hanging wall is downward, while that of the footwall is upward. |
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In this situation the scale of the image is larger on the upward side of the tilt axis and smaller on the downward side. |
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Terrain bounce jamming exploits this response by amplifying the radar signal and directing it downward. |
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If this rise were to stop, downward movement of heat would cause the thermocline to descend and would reduce its steepness. |
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Deep convection in the Labrador Sea during the late 1980s and early 1990s resulted in CLSW with a lower CFC concentration due to downward mixing. |
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In late spring and summer, large amounts of cold freshwater accumulate from melting ice and are mixed downward during convection. |
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The stalk continues downward and is crumpled into a mangled pile on the ground, where it usually is left to become organic matter for the soil. |
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This, in turn, began a downward spiral in the relationship between Britain and the Province of Massachusetts. |
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It seems hard to suppose that the collisions and reboundings of the atoms cancel out the downward movement of everything entirely. |
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The downward moving column of ore, flux, coke or charcoal and reaction products must be porous enough for the flue gas to pass through. |
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The coal seams reach the surface in a strip along the River Ruhr and dip downward from the river to the north. |
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Additionally, large quantities of water are introduced into cracks and fractures created as the subducting slab bends downward. |
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He will rise high up in the sky, to turn and plummet downward, in a spiral, twisting and turning as he comes down. |
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At the edge of the burn, where the path turns downward, there is a patch of shingle washed up by some spate. |
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A trend line drawn through the retail sales graph does slope downward, but almost imperceptibly. |
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However in Peru, negative well results after year-end will result in reserves being revised downward. |
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Trog upheld a downward dispositional departure based solely on the defendant's particular amenability to probation. |
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The upward and downward deflections of the laryngeal sensor were sometimes diphasic or triphasic. |
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This also results in a cooler overall LSW, since the increased heat loss at the sea surface is distributed downward as the water column convects. |
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Aperture includes white peep ring, large bubble level and a downward vertical pin backed by an aperture-wrapped fiber. |
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Manager bullishness for the financial services sector took a downward turn, falling from 45 percent to 30 percent. |
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Since 1996, when there were 643 stock splits, totals have trended downward, reports Thomson Financial Securities Data. |
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These were times when if you spoke of a downward thrust of Communism or the domino theory you were laughed out of court. |
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If California disinvests in its great universities, a downward spiral in quality will follow. |
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Begin your day with a head rush by doing a downward dog as the sun rises from the ocean. |
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However, the exhalation jet is a sinusoid kind of fluctuating airflow, which interacts with the downward plane jet in a different way. |
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Finally, drill a hole for an eightpenny nail at a downward angle through each side and into the edge of the door. |
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In it I spoke of our country being in decline, of being in an ever downward, ever steepening, ever accelerating spiral. |
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If it is too far back he can't get as sharp a downward angle or sideline cut. |
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In this case, Asian dust was transported by a downward moving low pressure and the altitude of Asian dust was below 3km. |
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His sketches show the details of batlike wings which were to spread out on the downward stroke and fold up with the upward stroke. |
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I looked out the kitchen window at my garden, my trenches, my dirt, and then my gaze turned downward toward my Dorito-stained hand. |
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There is no downward flexibility in expenditure and credit levels. But outputs and supplies are downflex. |
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Forget Bikram. Now it's all about doing the downward facing dog in a silk hammock. |
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Yes, and we call it a waving forestroke. It sometimes waves upward, sometimes downward. |
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The tip of the share is pointed downward, causing the plow to run into the ground. |
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Aqueducts moved water through gravity alone, being constructed along a slight downward gradient within conduits of stone, brick or concrete. |
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Mr. Walker does triumphantly claim the discovery of the inverted circumflex accent, or the downward and upward continued movement. |
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Exploratory probing took place in the service tunnel, in the form of extensive forward probing, vertical downward probes and sideways probing. |
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The 3BSM is a thrust vectoring nozzle which allows the main engine exhaust to be deflected downward at the tail of the aircraft. |
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As all the forces of sin press downward and deathward, so all the forces of virtue press upward and lifeward. |
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The Germans crowded into a phalanx and began to push the Romans backward, even though the latter jumped up on the shields of the enemy to thrust downward. |
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European trade exported bullion to pay for goods from Asia, thus reducing the money supply and putting downward pressure on prices and economic activity. |
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He it is who sends the Prana upward and throws the breath downward. |
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The linker interposes the glue code in front of each downward call. |
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However, crime in Jamaica has recently shown a downward trend. |
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A deep oceanic trench is located in front of such arcs where the descending slab dips downward, such as the Mariana Trench near the Mariana Islands. |
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The root of Masterwort is hotter than Pepper, and very available in all cold griefs and diseases both of stomach and body, dissolving very powerfully upward and downward. |
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The fall is indeed the archetypal bathetic motion, a sudden, surprising downward rush degrading the pretensions of posture and man's bipedal pride. |
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You resume your downward journey till you reach the next story, or marble platform, where you find other objects of curiosity to engage your attention whilst you stop to rest. |
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Shipbuilding reached a peak in the early 20th century, especially during the Great War, but quickly went into a long downward slide when the war ended. |
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The ridge is a grassy plateau with a pronounced downward tilt to the west. |
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The influx of labour into the West will put downward pressure on wages and German import prices will be held down by the recent appreciation of the D-Mark. |
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It is downward facing and located on the underside of the nosecone module, and is controlled from a separate computer, but synced with the control computer. |
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The downward trend in the rate will bolster Latvian claims that the economy is now on a sustainable path after years of see-sawing macroeconomic data. |
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With its downward intonation at the end of sentences and nasal sound, it is considered dull, droney and whingey and plain unsexy by a large percentage of the population. |
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In the first step, as the firearm discharges, the lower air chamber of the recoil pad is designed to collapse first, forcing the recoil pressure in a downward movement. |
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The Hosokawa Downflow Booths deliver a uni-directional flow of air forced downward through ceiling mounted distribution screens in a vertical, laminar flow. |
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