half landing
Britishnoun
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With that in mind, the researchers did say that if you wanted the same probability of outliving your money as Bengen calculated using U.S.-only data, the safe-spending level would be more than cut in half, landing at 1.9%.
From Seattle Times
He was thrown heavily to the ground by Cal’s Alex Funches late in the first half, landing heavily on his right shoulder and neck.
From Washington Times
The freshman point guard also took a hard fall late in the first half, landing on his right hip.
From Washington Times
One person said the tree broke in half, landing on a number of the victims.
From Los Angeles Times
More than a million refugees and migrants traveled to the EU last year, about half landing on the beaches of Lesbos, some of which are still littered with orange life vests.
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