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I bring along a book so he can go nose-down into it, and he seems to recover quickly if he has that kind of retreat from the sensory overload of his day.
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I live in the desert, so I never give much thought to the possibility of me landing my hatchback nose-down in the drink.
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Judging from the concentration of deer and the nose-down posture of many animals, it appears they are also finding food (or being fed) along this route.
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Just after the gear left the cargo door, the aircraft seemed to have trouble stabilizing its center of gravity and went nose-down toward the runway.
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Just after the gear left the cargo door, the aircraft seemed to have trouble stabilizing its center of gravity and went nose-down toward the runway.
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Mostly intact, it looked like, though very much nose-down with her tail in the air—she must have plowed into the earth.
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Mostly intact, it looked like, though very much nose-down with her tail in the air—she must have plowed into the earth.
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Mostly intact, it looked like, though very much nose-down with her tail in the air—she must have plowed into the earth.
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The Harrier entered a nose-down slicing turn back to the east.
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To my horror, I realized my jet was in a ten-degree nose-down slicing turn, plunging toward earth.
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