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His chin dips, his spine curves and his steps turn into more of a shuffle as he inches toward the edge of the stage.

Even as he established himself as a key player in the Latin genre, he was simultaneously dipping his toes in professional acting.

Brick-and-mortar stores reported notable dips in foot traffic across the U.S, while online sales hit $10.8 billion, an increase of more than 10% over a year ago, USA Today reported.

It meant Josh's earnings dipped immediately after his twin girls were born.

Liverpool have been near perfect so far in the Premier League, so Arsenal have to wait and hope for a dip - then strike if it comes.