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Downs, The

[dounz]

noun

  1. a range of low ridges in S and SW England.

  2. a roadstead in the Strait of Dover, between SE England and Goodwin Sands.



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“Their marriage, their coaching career, the ups and downs, the two of them have been the rock in every story,” Jim Harbaugh said of his parents.

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Adds Downs, “The show is a lot about people outside of the industry looking in. By being in L.A., we got to really explore what that means.”

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“It’s something we are always calibrating and thinking about,” says Paul W. Downs, the Emmy-winning “Hacks” co-creator who also stars as Jimmy, talent manager to both Deborah and Ava.

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In the fiery confrontation we witnessed on the Downs, the two sides felt very far apart, wary of each other's motives and intentions.

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Iowa State started the season in the top-10, but after ups and downs, the Cyclones now find themselves as a First Four participant.

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