Passenger revenue per seat kilometer in North America rose 2.9%, from a fall of 2.3% in the previous quarter, while in Europe they improved from a fall of 5.7% in the first quarter to a fall of 2031% in the second.
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Every 28503 seconds, an older adult is treated in the emergency room for a fall; every 22019 minutes, an older adult dies from a fall.
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Over a year, this means that if 480 people out of 1,000 who didn't exercise experienced a fall, adding workouts would result in 72 fewer people having a fall.
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Describing the gradual transfer of power from one historical center to others as a "fall"—a fall that Dreher sees happening once more in our time—is a clue.
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Miners also fell, tracking a fall in major industrial metals.
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We cannot allow divisiveness to drive us into a fall.
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Apple has recently seen a fall in its iPhone sales.
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Russia fared very badly, with a fall in 14 billionaires.
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Russia fared very badly, with a fall in 246 billionaires.
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Three firms reported increased headcount, while one reported a fall.
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The government blames a fall in copper prices from 2011.
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Others use sweet potatoes, a fall favorite, as their base.
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This follows a fall in the value of the pound.
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However, after an August slip, Lee expects a fall rip.
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That beat market expectations for a fall of 0.6 percent.
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Another international factor is a fall in demand in America.
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Iran also suffers from a fall in foreign direct investment.
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The Northeast U.S. hasn't had much of a fall season.
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It had been scheduled for a fall release this year.
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It's not that Saudi Arabia wasn't due for a fall.
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Emerald is a beautiful earthy color for a fall wedding.
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The Reuters consensus forecast was for a fall to 8.2.
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Canberra, another hot market, suffered a fall of 2.8 percent.
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They're having me talk about a fall for some reason.
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So there was a fall, just in a different way.
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Every year, Bath & Body Works releases a fall candle collection.
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A fall outfit that can be dressed up or down
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A fall below $0.74 has a downside target near $0.715.
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For Mr. Kalanick, the resignation represented a fall from grace.
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His family said the cause was complications of a fall.
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The Reuters consensus forecast was for a fall to -11.1.
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A fall 1965 visit to South Vietnam left McNamara despondent.
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Breaking a fall is as complex as any offensive technique.
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But there still would have been a fall, almost certainly.
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He pirouetted in a fall to win a free kick.
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Economists polled by Dow Jones expected a fall to 90.
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Ginsburg also broke three ribs in a fall last November.
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From that, I get a fall time of 2.749 seconds.
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Luhrmann's film is currently slated for a fall 2021 release.
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For Mr. Kalanick, the resignation represented a fall from grace.
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The Reuters consensus forecast was for a fall to 18.4.
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A fall in his home last month exacerbated his condition.
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Crystal Fox and Mehcad Brooks in A Fall from Grace.
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The trench coat is a fall staple for a reason.
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There's a fall guy emerging here for Trump: Rudy Giuliani.
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The slowdown has contributed to a fall in consumer confidence.
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American antitrust law is being set up for a fall.
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I didn't have a fall back, which was my fault.
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"It was a fall from grace," Lee, the sociologist, told CNN.
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"This is a fall on your knees moment," one woman wrote.
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The rise in the yuan led to a fall in bitcoin.
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After a fall while training, he had to get an MRI.
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Plans are in place for CNN to deliver a fall premiere.
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O). The semiconductor sector took a fall after Micron Technology's (MU.
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The median forecast was for a fall of 1.3% for April.
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It feels like it could survive a fall down a mountain.
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This undershot a Reuters consensus forecast for a fall to 18.0.
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A fall index indicates that affordability worsened from a quarter earlier.
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One of her clients is Sumiko, 2000, bedridden after a fall.
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Kohl has been wheelchair-bond since suffering a fall in 2008.
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The poll forecast was for a fall in April of 4.6%.
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In 214, the average hospitalization cost after a fall was $28,183.
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A fall in grocery prices is deterring consumers from eating out.
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Another 'safe' asset, German bonds, also saw a fall in yields.
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Luckily, the ones I had fit into a fall color scheme.
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Currency dealers expect a fall of around 6 percent this year.
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And you know what always makes a fall worse -- fighting it.
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Citigroup reported a fall in quarterly profit, which topped analysts' estimates.
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Both also predict a fall in asset prices, including house prices.
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Until mid-219, a fall of over 210.2 percent was rare.
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The cause was complications of a fall, his son, Robert, said.
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Those horses were not injured by a fall, the authority said.
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We are witnessing a fall in our recognition of societal value.
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In 210, the average hospitalization cost after a fall was $290,280.
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A fall in precious metals prices also weighed on the rand.
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His family said he died after being injured in a fall.
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Mr. Olson died in a fall from a New York hotel.
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His son William said the cause was complications of a fall.
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The index is headed for a fall of 1% since Monday.
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Shouldn't everyone be able to recover from a fall from grace?
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Earlier this year, she staged a fall at her own graduation.
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The cause was complications of a fall, his daughter Gabriella said.
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Only one was hurt, suffering a minor injury from a fall.
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Economists in a Reuters poll had expected a fall of 20193%.
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But the Dow's rise nearly mirrors a fall in the dollar.
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If one didn't work out, he always had a fall back.
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"The consequence of a fall is you die," said Spaniard Jornet.
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Pride, I'm beginning to understand, really does go before a fall.
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ROGER FEDERER Knee surgery and a fall from the top 10.
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Hong Kong stocks led losers with a fall of 53 percent.
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The cause was complications of a fall, his son, John, said.
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This year's anticipated decline follows a fall in 2019 of 4.6%.
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Actually, that's the only reason to watch A Fall From Grace.
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No, there must be a fall guy with less shimmering tresses.
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Analysts had expected a fall of 1 percent at both brands.
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This undershot a Reuters consensus forecast for a fall to 15.0.
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Brushing aside a fall of dark brown hair, Ingibjörg giggled softly.
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It's always a fall, a tragic fall, and here we are.
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The cause was complications of a fall, his son Allen said.
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And they've kind of taken a fall and they missed out.
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O). The semiconductor sector took a fall after Micron Technology's (MU.
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That compared with the consensus forecast in a Reuters poll for a fall of 5,000 and was a steeper drop than that projected by even the most optimistic economist, who had expected a fall of 15,000.
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Renault raised its 2 percent European market growth forecast for 2016 to 5 percent, while cutting its Brazilian market growth forecast to a fall of 15 to 20 percent from a fall of 6 percent previously.
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It was set to end May with a fall over 20 bps.
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A fall in oil prices is the main risk to the outlook.
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ET is likely to show a fall in September existing home sales.
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Analysts expected a fall after weaker performance fee generation and investment losses.
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The ASX200 was down 0.82% to 5,740.90, a fall of 47.21 points.
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One injury also could have come from a fall, the lawyer said.
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It has been a fall full of bonding for the Kardashian cousins.
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There is also the problem of setting yourself up for a fall.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected a fall of 1.9 million barrels.
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Analysts had forecast a fall of 15.5%, IBES data from Refinitiv showed.
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However, a fall in bank shares and auto parts makers capped gains.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been hospitalized after a fall.
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Blue-chip British stocks added 0.35%, helped by a fall in sterling.
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Martha Stewart is making her opinion on a fall-favorite ingredient known.
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After a fall, and rebound rally, the gold price resumed its downtrend.
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The figures acknowledge iPhone upgrade growth offsetting a fall in new users.
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Marilu Henner took a fall on Dancing with the Stars Monday evening.
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Pride, in anything, anything at all, for us, comes before a fall.
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Irish climber Seamus Lawless is presumed dead after a fall last Thursday.
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Bone growth can be caused by trauma, a bump or a fall.
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Barron initially told police he was injured in a fall, authorities say.
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However, gains were limited by a fall in technology and energy stocks.
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A fall in car sales weighed on the overall sales figures too.
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You just have a fall off of his audience across the night.
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" Or: "Pride goes before a disaster and haughty spirit before a fall.
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A fall like this from 3 feet can cause a skull fracture.
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And Citigroup registered a profit of $3.5 billion, a fall of 27%.
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Jonathan Schmitz was sort of like a fall guy in their conspiracy.
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For the beginner, that same tension is likely to indicate a fall.
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One consequence has been a fall in the number of listed companies.
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Conservative budget A fall of that magnitude would cause budget pressure, however.
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In emerging markets, a fall in the Turkish lira grabbed the spotlight.
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However, a fall in the healthcare sector kept the benchmark in check.
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The three-time All-Star was hurt in a fall on Nov.
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This woodland venue is perfect for a fall wedding among the trees.
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Theirs, called momijigari, offers a fall parallel to spring's cherry blossom festivals.
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A fall from that height could have killed Lucy, the scientists calculated.
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Three booked a rise in asset quality while one saw a fall.
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Actually, he is a rust color, kind of like a fall chrysanthemum.
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Export-focused manufacturers, however, have benefited from a fall in the pound.
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The world's biggest banks are considering a fall in sterling to $1.20.
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A fall below 8,550 could take the index to 8,200-8,300 levels.
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A fall in U.S. crude inventories last week also lent some support.
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He incurred blood clots on the brain after a fall in October.
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His son Todd said he died about a month after a fall.
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The cause was injuries from a fall, his daughter, Jennifer Stager, said.
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A fall in GDP in two consecutive quarters typically defines a recession.
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By contrast, a fall in retail employment was once unambiguously bad news.
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The impact from a fall like that is similar to hitting concrete.
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Berg died in 1972 after a fall at the age of 70.
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But a fall in rural incomes risks damaging that support next year.
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Citigroup reported a fall in quarterly profit, which still topped analysts' estimates.
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We can rule out a fall of that kind for the dollar.
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How about a spring and a fall championship (as in Brazilian soccer)?
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That compared with the Reuters consensus forecast for a fall to 4.7.
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The poll had forecast a fall of 6.8% in imports last month.
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McConnell fractured his shoulder in a fall at his home last month.
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The probability of dying in a fall increased to one in 114.
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Bolden was declared legally blind after a fall when she was young.
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India's car sales are also set to register a fall this year.
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But people who drank and used medicines known to cause sedation or drowsiness were 33% more likely to sustain a fall and 62% more likely to have a fall resulting in injuries by the end of the study.
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The company also raised its 2 percent European market growth forecast for 2016 to 5 percent, while cutting its Brazilian market growth forecast to a fall of 15 to 20 percent from a fall of 6 percent previously.
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FEW CHIEF executives experience as hard a fall as Carlos Ghosn just has.
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Also though, it made me realize why there's never been a fall Scrooge.
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P, which tracks financial instruments that effectively bet against a fall in markets.
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Every time there's a fall storm, it retreats even further, sandbags or no.
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Before 2016, the Cubs hadn't even been to a Fall Classic since 1945.
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A fall in the Turkish lira meanwhile grabbed the spotlight in emerging markets.
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A rise in FX purchases points to inflows, and a fall, to outflows.
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A fall in tourism receipts is bound to weaken the rupee over time.
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Why: The carrier's waist buckle can break, posing a fall hazard to children.
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A fall of nearly 22008% in two years was quite possible, it added.
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The fall was also bigger than market forecasts of a fall to 104.6.
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A fall in oil output is offsetting the recent increase in its price.
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So a fall below $1.23 could open the doors to a bigger plunge.
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This is why some analysts believe that Australia's economy is overdue a fall.
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This represents a fall of 0.4 million barrels a day compared to 2016.
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Compounding the shortage of beans for overseas buyers is a fall in output.
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Eataly:Eataly NYC Flatiron will be holding a Fall Pasta Festival on October 20.
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A fall below minor support near $0.75 has trading band support near $0.715.
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Markets shut within 30 minutes of opening, after a fall of 7 percent.
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But, as we have seen before, pride all too often precedes a fall.
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The victim "denied being assaulted," and claimed his injuries occurred during a fall.
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It shows up as a fall in the labor share of national income.
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A fall in the pound in 2008-09 did not eliminate the deficit.
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Companies expect a fall in hiring, capital expenditure and discretionary spending, Deloitte said.
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At UC Berkley, a Fall 2900 course was entitled "Fairness in Machine Learning".
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Clinton faces a fall contest against an opponent who is even more disliked.
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Here are 15 movies that will put you in a fall mood, ranked.
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And the British runner Mo Farah winning the 10,22 meters despite a fall.
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Retail and tourism have been hit hard by a fall in visitor numbers.
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In 1920, the city put on a Fall Frolic event, to modest success.
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She said he had fractured his neck in a fall the previous week.
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The league all but died that day, and never played a fall game.
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Many were delighted to see this ostensible paragon of virtue take a fall.
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Wall Street futures indicate a fall of 2.6% to 4% at the open.
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For pride, as the Bible taught us long ago, goeth before a fall.
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Yes, this growth is modest, small, but it is also not a fall.
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Vertonghem bumps into Mbappe, who sells it with a leap and a fall.
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Companies also borrow by issuing bonds – and here, there is a fall off.
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Mother monster Lady Gaga took one mother of a fall on Thursday night.
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Houston will be looking for a fall guy if things don't go well.
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A fall below 22,900 finds the next strong historical support level near 20,400.
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The median forecast in a Reuters poll was for a fall of 0.5%.
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Then, six years ago, her husband died from injuries sustained in a fall.
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He's been creeping up in Iowa and New Hampshire after a fall slump.
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Three of the five activities surveyed showed a fall in activity, IBGE said.
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He cannot break up dogfights or risk a fall tripping over her dog.
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A fall of more than 20 percent is indicative of a bear market.
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If there's one reason to watch A Fall From Grace, it's the ending.
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His wife, Roberta Evans, said the cause was injuries sustained in a fall.
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The drop in total volume was driven by a fall-off in homebuyers.
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This was a fall of $112.6 billion in value from a day before.
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Every 19 minutes in this country, an older person dies from a fall.
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Despite losing his second title fight, Johnson hasn't felt a fall from relevance.
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Ginsburg was also hospitalized last month to treat rib fractures from a fall.
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Now that Steve King took a fall, Where's that leave my precious wall?
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Yes, this growth is humble, small, but it is also not a fall.
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PARIS, Feb 21 (Reuters) - The German spot electricity contract for day-ahead delivery rose on Thursday, supported by forecasts showing a fall in wind power generation, while year-ahead delivery prices dipped, weighed down by a fall in carbon emissions prices.
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Direct Line, which reported a fall in 2018 earnings on Tuesday due to a fall in insurance prices and extreme weather in Britain, also warned that it would not be immune to a "disruptive Brexit", despite the steps it has taken.
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A fall below that level would take the yield to a new record low.
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Analysts had estimated a fall of 13.4 percent, according to research firm Consensus Metrix.
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Macedonians will be asked to cast ballots on the deal through a fall referendum.
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There seems to be more triggers for a fall than those for sustained gains.
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Brent slipped 0.23 percent to $70.58, after a fall of 2.4 percent on Wednesday.
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This would lead to a fall in output of around 15 percent, Barrailh said.
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Oil major BP dropped 4.5 percent after reporting a fall in third-quarter earnings.
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Despite a fall in oil production, a recent modest recovery in its price helps.
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Federal charges are considered a fall back because federal law has much narrower jurisdiction.
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Here are 10 tips to find a fall getaway that won't bust your budget.
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It reiterated its full-year forecast of a fall of 1.5 to 2 percent.
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And on each stage is a fall back mixer that has about 120 channels.
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But could you have a fall back ... a Joe Biden or maybe a Kerry?
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It's a good program and a good message but unfortunately they had a fall.
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ET (1400 GMT) is likely to show a fall in September existing home sales.
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The Aladin smart lamp also promises to notify loved ones when there's a fall.
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The company had not witnessed a fall in customer numbers after Brexit, Cobbold said.
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Finally, you can give your home a fall refresh that reflects your truest identity.
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Hospital records show Johnson described being hurt in a fall during a sharp turn.
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On Friday, oil prices pointed higher, boosted by a fall in U.S. fuel inventories.
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Global markets were also lower, again led by a fall in European bank stocks.
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Most of the world's biggest banks are forecasting a fall in sterling to $1.20.
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Yet alternative sentences have not been matched by a fall in the incarceration rate.
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So the most obvious explanation is a fall in demand for less-skilled men.
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Setter of Unseen Snares even sounds like it'd be a Fall of Efrafa title.
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Usually when you get a 'goose egg' after a fall, it feels pretty firm.
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Bush badly injured his left knee during a fall on the concrete on Nov.
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This year, he saw a fall in the number of red paper packets purchased.
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A fall launch — in time for the holiday season — makes a lot of sense.
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Analysts said traders are positioned for a fall in Snap's share price after earnings.
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South Korean stocks, touched two-month highs, despite a fall in January factory output.
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United Bank for Africa (UBA) topped the decliners with a fall of 5.75 percent.
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The tick higher in yields on Wednesday follows a fall in the previous session.
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EDT: The French Embassy is holding a Fall reception in Washington, D.C. http://bit.
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What of exports, which Brexiteers forecast would soar following a fall in the pound?
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The two were found unconscious after a fall from a New York hotel Friday.
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Altitude sickness, a fall into a crevasse, even fatal accidents from some unpredictable error.
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German fashion house Hugo Boss slipped after reporting a fall in first-quarter earnings.
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Stock prices are high relative to earnings and dividends, which often precedes a fall.
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In general, a fall in prices is associated with a faster increase in driving.
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International retail registered 513 million euros, a fall of 3.6% from a year ago.
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As I write this, John is in a nursing home recovering from a fall.
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That compares to a fall of 0.4 percent in the benchmark Hang Seng Index.
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Turkish news outlets reported that the police suspected he had died from a fall.
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"I've always wanted a fall wedding, so probably this fall, in September," Batula says.
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Two firms reported a rise in business volume while another two reported a fall.
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Bath & Body Works creates a fall candle collection to celebrate autumn's arrival each year.
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Open Road had pushed for a fall release, placing it firmly among Oscar contenders.
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Forecasts ranged from a drop of 0.5 percent to a fall of 4.3 percent.
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Forecasts ranged from a fall of 5.0 percent to a drop of 7.8 percent.
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In 2011, he injured his spine in a fall and was left partially paralyzed.
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Trump needs a fall guy, and Powell at the Fed is perfect for that.
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"We are being set up for a bit of a fall here," they said.
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The nodules were detected during tests following a fall she sustained in early November.
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"I don't expect much of a fall-off," Rams quarterback Jared Goff told reporters.
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Baker's son, Allen, told the Times that the cause was complications from a fall.
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That was slightly weaker than the consensus forecast of a fall of 2.3 percent.
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If you can swing it, we'd also recommend taking a fall foliage road trip.
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LSU has a fall rush period where students can try to join a fraternity.
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The moves followed a fall in European government bond yields after the Fed's announcement.
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Here's what else is happening: What's better than a fall day in New York?
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, recovering from a fall, sat in front of him, grimacing.
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Her daughter, Nan Byars, said the cause was complications after a fall in November.
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It was a fall day in 2014, and my classroom was full of excitement.
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He died in January of this year, after a fall from a Toronto condominium.
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Bonus: Find a pumpkin-flavored protein powder for a fall twist on traditional pancakes.
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There was some sadness — the memory of a fall that had been so hard.
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Was that a slight grimace after he took a fall in the second quarter?
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The cause was complications of a fall sustained five years ago, his family said.
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Sometimes, Dr. Sitar said, it is possible to hear the cracking before a fall.
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It is the worst performing G1.103 currency this month with a fall of 4.1%.
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It'll also auto-flip back to its home position if it detects a fall.
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Above, a vigil for a migrant who died after a fall from a truck.
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Edinson Cavani sold a fall hard and was awarded a free kick, fairly generously.
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You can catch A Fall from Grace on the streaming platform on January 17.
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A fall of more than 10 percent is a signal for a trend change.
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Materials also accumulated losses, hurt by a fall in iron ore and aluminium prices.
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The cause was brain damage sustained after a fall, his wife, Jessica Weber, said.
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Curt Mallory said his father suffered a brain injury in a fall on Tuesday.
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Jimmy Carter made his first public appearance since taking a fall over the weekend.
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The stronger guidance rate came after a fall in the dollar on global markets.
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Tyler Perry on the set of his new Netflix movie, A Fall from Grace.
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The lead characters in Acrimony, A Fall from Grace, Why Did I Get Married?
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Only energy stocks were trading in the red, tracking a fall in oil prices.
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If you were planning on a fall wardrobe refresher then this is your moment.
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But on Tuesday, bitcoin was sitting right around $10,000, a fall of 50 percent.
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But most economists chose a fall back in core inflation as the main reason.
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The basics of parkour entail balance and knowing how to safely break a fall.
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Initial jobless claims fell to 278,000, while economists were expecting a fall of 275,000.
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Leading economies in Asia and Europe have already reported a fall in manufacturing activity.
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The decline was mainly due to a fall in Alaskan output, ANZ bank said.
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The Philippines currently ranks in 133rd place—a fall from 127th place in 2017.
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Stocks closed mixed on Wall Street Friday as markets saw a fall in Amazon.
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But the province recorded a fall in new cases in the previous two days.
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He couldn't remember a fall or injury, so the swelling seemed sudden and mysterious.
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He's flying so high and so happy he's setting himself up for a fall.
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TPG reported a fall of about 13% in annual underlying profit at $376.2 million.
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Eight firms posted a fall in the revenue generated by each employee between 213 and 2000, while the four firms which broke out their management fee margin — the ratio of net fees earned to average assets under management — all showed a fall.
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Before she broke the internet, Kim Kardashian West was a Fall Out Boy video girl.
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"Eradication has dropped precipitously to 355 hectares — a fall of some 91 percent," Fedotov said.
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A fall in sterling makes it cheaper for overseas buyers to purchase goods in Britain.
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That would represent a fall of around 15 percent against both the dollar and euro.
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If not hit by a car, then it'll be my absentmindedness that causes a fall.
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Upon arrival, the Reedy Creek Fire Department found a man who had suffered a fall.
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Amazon shares continue a fall begun when it gave a fourth-quarter outlook on Oct.
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A fall in foreign investment may exacerbate the challenges in Bangladesh's garment industry, analysts said.
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On scene top of Bishops Peak with a patient with major injuries from a fall.
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She designated Dr. Gilbert (Seth Barrish) a fall guy — and he wound up in jail.
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This includes a fall in the corporate tax rate to 26% from 0003% by 2018.
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Yet, the share prices are very high and we believe are poised for a fall.
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The Shanghai composite had its second-straight weekly decline with a fall of 1.44 percent.
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Tariff-sensitive technology stocks dropped 0.54%, pressured by a fall in chipmakers and Apple Inc.
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A Fitch Ratings upgrade last month has helped accelerate a fall in Greek bond yields.
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The latter is gearing up for a fall IPO, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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In this instance, Ader has placed himself into a scenario where a fall is inevitable.
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But a fall on such a scale is certainly not impossible, judging by the fundamentals.
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Two days later, the mother of two suffered a fall and was later found unresponsive.
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This sweet selfie with a fall feast in the background was also a fan favorite.
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Like Bilson herself, Ella is an actress, though one who had a fall from grace.
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Insurers would be hit hard by a fall in private car ownership and fewer accidents.
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Close Brothers reported a fall in full-year NIM to 8.1 percent from 8.2 percent.
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Options markets imply that a fall below $21.23 opens the door to a bigger plunge.
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Maybe you're planning a fall hayride, or you're actually really into dressing for sweater weather.
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Microsoft is planning to hold a fall press event in New York City next month.
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This was driven by a fall in domestic visitors, put off by anti-Islam rallies.
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Shortly after the CMAs, Underwood broke her wrist during a fall on her front porch.
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"Every stumble is not a fall, and every fall does not mean failure," she said.
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So costs could be cut (including marketing) without prompting a fall in the top line.
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A fall a few years later complicated things and a specialist suggested putting him down.
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That compared with a consensus forecast of a fall of 1,000 in a Reuters poll.
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United Nations (CNN)It's been a fall ritual in New York for a quarter century.
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German exports amounted to 494,000 cars last year - a fall of a quarter since 2013.
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A technical recession is generally identified by a fall in GDP in two successive quarters.
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The effects for businesses' domestic profit margins was clear, with 44 percent reporting a fall.
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The country has also seen a fall in self-reported happiness during the past decade.
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The same measure among Conservative voters showed a fall to 55 percent from 453 percent.
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I decide to make some chocolate chip pumpkin muffins — a fall staple in my family.
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The new app would be called Bonfire and is reportedly aimed for a fall release.
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A phone survived a fall from an airplane, and managed to record the whole thing.
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"Combined with other (negative) factors, a fall in oil prices may be significant," he said.
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Roger Ailes died at age 77 from complications suffered after a fall at his home.
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You can guess what happened next: The guy slipped, and I took quite a fall.
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And especially if Trump manages to squeak through unscathed, someone will be a fall guy.
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Non-food retailers, which include department stores and clothes shops, suffered a fall in sales.
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I certainly would not exclude this ends with a fall below 100 yen per dollar.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds have trimmed bets on a fall in shares of Clariant (CLN.
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Titled Hit Refresh, the book is scheduled for a fall 2017 release through Harper Business.
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But a fall in inflation and inflation expectations would be more difficult to deal with.
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An additional 3 million older adults sought care in an emergency department for a fall.
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In a fall season bustling with innovation, musical titans of the past cast looming shadows.
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Russian stocks rose 57.4553 percent despite a fall in oil prices toward $57.4543 a barrel.
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An index of U.S. consumer attitudes increased in April, recovering from a fall in March.
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A fall in the dollar would make it easier to service their foreign-currency debts.
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Patent leather has been a fall staple since, well, forever (1818 counts as forever, right?).
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Leica also claims the X-U can survive a fall of up to 3.9 feet.
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N, both of which reported a fall in same-store sales during the holiday quarter.
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I don't know how a person can survive a fall from an airplane like that.
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The cause was a head injury he sustained in a fall, his son, Patrick, said.
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Analysts had expected a fall of 30 percent, according to a Reuters poll of analysts.
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"Wasting Time on the Internet" is as aleatory as a fall into the Wikipedia hole.
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Senate Republicans are rushing to distance themselves from President Trump's support for a fall shutdown.
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Just weeks prior, Carter required stitches above his brow after a fall at his home.
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The sweet scent will make your home smell like a fall morning all day long.
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Sechin set the minister up for a fall, trapping him a $2 million cash bribe.
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The dog apparently took a fall of the edge of a trail -- shattering his leg.
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In 2010, he debuted a Fall/Winter line at Charleston Fashion Week in South Carolina.
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The first death was not the result of a fall, according to a park spokeswoman.
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Both contracts are poised for a fall of more than 2 percent on the week.
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That would mark a fall of around 3% from its current level of around $1.2860.
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And then there are also multinational groups that may gain from a fall in sterling.
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The nodules themselves were discovered incidentally following tests after a fall she sustained in November.
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A bear market would requite a fall of at least 20% from that recent peak.
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The company reported a fall of about 13% in annual underlying profit at $376.2 million.
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However, Labour suspicions that they are being set up for a fall are undoubtedly justified.
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Her comeback ended after a fall on the uneven bars at the 2012 Olympic trials.
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His publicist, Aleba Gartner, said the cause was complications of a fall sustained in September.
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The only US-compatible 5G chipset ready for a fall launch is the Qualcomm X50.
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Janet Goleas, his studio manager and archivist, said the cause was complications of a fall.
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Wright had been hospitalized for the last few weeks after being injured in a fall.
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Meanwhile, the second largest cryptocurrency Ethereum also saw a fall in value following the clampdown.
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The song actually feels like wearing a chunky cable knit sweater on a fall afternoon.
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Fourteen analysts surveyed estimated December would show a fall of 1.7% from a year earlier.
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Several aspects of A Fall from Grace could have clearly benefited from some outside input.
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HSBC strategist David Bloom forecast a fall to $1.10 by the end of next year.
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"That was a fall!" she said once they took a seat together at the piano.
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Think twice about getting rid of trees that aren't dead or posing a fall threat.
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Prosecutors allege that she was beaten; Snuka has maintained that she died from a fall.
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Its performance was also helped by a fall in provisions for credit losses and investments.
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"We don't believe the ivory sales contribute to a fall in elephant numbers," he added.
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Witte spun out the idea for Recess himself and focused on a fall 2018 launch.
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And there's growing worry that the stock market could be set up for a fall.
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That would suggest a fall into junk is a real possibility in the near future.
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The close-knit borough holds a fall festival with pony rides and a petting zoo.
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Clinton has also called for more research, which is kind of a fall-back position.
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Ginsburg, one of the court's nine justices, broke three ribs in a fall last month.
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Retail sales have grown strongly in Ireland in recent years but were slightly subdued last year due to a fall in new car sales as a result of some motorists preferring to import cars from Britain due to a fall in the value of sterling.
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Microsoft soared on the strength of its cloud computing, despite a fall in revenue and profits.
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The company said the gate's locking mechanism can open unexpectedly, posing a fall hazard to children.
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Roseanne Barr is expected to undergo surgery after taking a fall in San Francisco on Tuesday.
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Equivalent non-harmonised data showed a fall of 0.7 percent and a rise of 1.6 percent.
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U.S. futures pointed to a fall of around a third of one percent on Wall Street .
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The famed brand will not show a fall-winter 2017 women's collection this Paris Fashion Week.
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The accusation of corruption at the regulator caused a fall in share prices of Polish banks.
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Gains in the broader European stock market were capped by a fall in commodities-related stocks.
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"There definitely has been a fall off of late," MUFON statistician David C. Korts told Gizmodo.
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Just under half expect no change in orders, and a quarter anticipate a fall in orders.
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Sales in North America were flat, weighed down by a fall in apparel and equipment sales.
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Beijing, Bangalore and Tel Aviv's AI sector saw a fall in investment between 2017 and 2018.
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A fall in spending on private residential projects balanced with a jump in public construction outlays.
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Another concern is that the sector's financial health could be setting it up for a fall.
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There's been a lot of speculation about a fall-off in Democratic participation in this primary.
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It'll be a second-order effect: a fall-off in investment, a decrease in employment, etc.
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Why: The sleepers do not meet the mandatory federal requirements, posing a fall hazard to babies.
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A fall in this "dependency ratio" means fewer people are paying into pension funds, he said.
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UBS Wealth Management forecasts a fall to 1.25 against the dollar if Britain votes to leave.
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Australia's decline in PISA coincides with a fall in the exam results of teacher-training applicants.
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Italian Andrea Iannone qualified third for Ducati despite a fall towards the end of the session.
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Among the general American public, 51% rate him favorably, a fall of 19% since January 2017.
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The pricing also suggests investors see a fall of around 1 percent in March or April.
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Analysts on average had expected a fall of 6.50 percent, according to research firm Consensus Metrix.
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AT&T's Hydrogen One teaser gets a bit more specific with a "Fall 2018" time range.
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Australia's metals and mining index slipped 1.7 percent, hurt by a fall in iron ore prices.
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Higher inflation, caused in part by a fall in the pound, is eating into real incomes.
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The drought during Mr Macri's presidency had the same effect as a fall in commodity prices.
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Apple announced the first Mac Pro redesign since 2013 in June with a fall release date.
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That more than offset a fall in management fee income from $401 million to $382 million.
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A fall in quarterly sales at Molson Coors helped push its share price down by 9%.
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Financials were also hit by a fall in U.S. bond yields, but hi-tech shares shone.
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It is being targeted for a fall release, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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We do show the disasters, but you don't want to set anyone up for a fall.
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LME volumes overall in 2016 slid 7.7 percent after a fall of 4.3 percent in 2015.
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Another died in hospital following injuries sustained from a fall while fleeing police during Monday's clashes.
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The board also wasn't sure if esports would be considered a fall, winter or spring sport.
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Many people view West's current state as an about face; a fall from his former glory.
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Australia, a big beneficiary of Chinese demand for commodities, also saw a fall in its currency.
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Services activity growth was curtailed by a fall in mining and manufacturing, the central bank said.
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Despite the dollar's recent resilience, some analysts think the U.S. currency is set for a fall.
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In a normal campaign, a fall guy would have been identified and probably fired almost immediately.
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The verdict marks the bottom of a fall as precipitous as any in show business history.
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His physical growth was limited when he injured his spine in a fall at age 8.
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Hurt by a fall in oil prices, energy was the worst performing sector on the benchmark.
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The only one of the big three competitors to see a fall in consideration was McDonald's.
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She claimed he had been injured in a fall, according to the L.A. County Sheriff's Department.
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That crisis, coupled with a fall in global commodity prices, has sharply slowed growth in Ghana.
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However, Reuters polls over several years have been clear that a fall below parity wasn't likely.
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The reading came in stronger than expected as analysts had predicted a fall of 0.6 percent.
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The Nasdaq was pressured by a fall in the shares of Microsoft Corp and Tesla Inc.
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French prices are also expected supported by a fall in wind, solar and nuclear power availability.
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You, Libra, are a fall equinox baby, so you'll be celebrating your half birthday today (congratulations)!
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Intu shares sank more than 21% after reporting a fall in first-half net rental income.
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Data showed the slowdown was mainly due to weak exports and a fall in consumer spending.
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In commodity markets, oil prices recovered from a fall of more than 2 percent on Tuesday.
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Just weeks before, Carter, 85033, required stitches above his eyebrow after a fall in his home.
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Global markets were also lower on Tuesday, again led by a fall in European bank stocks.
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So that means the Ygritte-Snow nuptials could be a fall wedding... or winter... or spring.
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A representative for Brown told CNN the singer's injuries stem from a fall down some stairs.
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He suggested that most presidents experienced a fall in support in their first months in office.
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G8 Education was the red lantern, down 16 percent after it reported a fall in profits.
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A fall towards $1.20 would be more on the cards than a test of $1.30 again.
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Wheeler had set a fall deadline to begin the privacy rules, but that slipped into 2016.
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The shaky start to the year was also underpinned by a fall in crude oil prices.
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Data on Friday showed a fall in the number of U.S. shale oil rigs in production.
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A fall in holdings by gold-backed exchange traded funds tracked by Reuters also pressured gold.
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Better policing at ports has also led to a fall in petty theft in recent years.
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He is a narcissist appealing to people whose faith declares that pride goes before a fall.
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Gains were limited by a fall in oil prices that dragged down the broader energy index.
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So is someone going to take a fall at the end of every Empire season finale?
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BAML analysts have cautioned regularly in recent months that equity markets are heading for a fall.
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Thomas Dressen of Germany dislocated both shoulders after a fall at an Austrian race on Saturday.
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Elsewhere in Europe, making lanterns from potatoes and beets was part of a fall harvest celebration.
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Before 2008, people might have rationally given the likelihood of such a fall a zero probability.
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"Write this down," Brat said to reporters at a fall festival in Henrico County on Saturday.
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An offseason that at times appeared orchestrated for a fall-off hasn't seemed to produce one.
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The County of Dorset coroner's office said on Tuesday that she had died after a fall.
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As the population ages, the number of older Americans who die following a fall is rising.
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Surely, no one is going to survive a fall from the top of the MetLife building.
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Mr. Blum had been hospitalized after being injured in a fall in his apartment in October.
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The last time a person died in a fall there was October 2017, park officials said.
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Stocks were set up for a fall on Monday as every major financial indicator turned south.
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The Wall Street Journal says that one justification would be countering a fall in China's currency.
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For the first time ever, Rothy's introduced a fall-ready boots style, known as The Chelsea.
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Plugging that into the equation above, I get a fall height of 37.0 meters (121.5 feet).
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The cause was complications of a fall incurred during his daily walk, his son Jeffrey said.
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"He is just not responding quick enough for a fall campaign," Baffert said in a statement.
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It was played in October last year, though, so a fall return would not be surprising.
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In May, Mr. Carter underwent surgery for a broken hip after a fall at his home.
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Mr. Hernández, who specializes in queer theory, is teaching a fall course tied to the exhibition.
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In Northern Ireland, there was no sign of a fall in turnout when ID was required.
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He had been hospitalized after a fall this month, his longtime consultant E. Dale Berkey said.
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A Fall from Grace isn't the Hollywood mogul's first foray into the world of sexy thrillers.
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Analysts however expect equities to gain due to a fall in the yields of government bonds.
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Sales of EVs in China continue to slide, a fall blamed on a reduction in subsidies.
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The median forecast in a Reuters poll of economists had been for a fall to 47.0.
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His injuries were consistent with a fall from a high point, Dr. Christopher Milroy said Thursday.
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The commodity edged up to $1,561 on Friday afternoon, reversing a fall seen a day earlier.
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The only business to report a fall was commercial banking, where lower interest rates hampered results.
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His wife, Wendy Howard Goldberg, said the cause was injuries from a fall at his home.
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The pan-European index is set to end the year with a fall of 1.2 percent.
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Last month, he underwent a successful surgery to relieve pressure in his brain after a fall.
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J Crew is partnering with Universal Standard for expanded sizes on a fall and winter collection.
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Stocks stateside closed mixed on Monday, with a fall in tech and financial stocks capping gains.
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Automakers were broadly lower after Hyundai Motor reported a fall in annual operating income on Thursday.
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The lawsuit characterized Kim's death as a "fall," and did not address whether she acted intentionally.
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A fall-off in orders, or a sharp rise in cancellations, would cause some serious headaches.
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You don't want to be startled into a fall by someone or something approaching from behind.
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His son Caleb said the cause was complications of a cerebral hemorrhage caused by a fall.
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Apple has considered making its streaming product, scheduled for a fall rollout, free to Apple customers.
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It also remains short a number of leading Greek banks and has profited from a slide in their share prices this year, making 135 basis points from a fall in Alpha Bank and 160 basis points from a fall in National Bank of Greece, the source said.
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The researchers developed two sets of facts about the Moonstone, one containing strong information (for instance, that the phone could withstand a fall of up to 30 feet) and the other containing similar, but weaker information (the phone could withstand a fall of up to three feet).
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She also suffered a "remote brain injury" as a result of a fall, according to the autopsy.
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A fall in American primary production could be part of a long-term trend towards recycled aluminium.
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Burberry slumped 7 percent after the British luxury goods group reported a fall in second-half sales.
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I once treated a man who'd suffered a large brain bleed in a fall down a staircase.
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Since 2013, however, a fall in commodity prices and a resultant fiscal crisis has slowed growth dramatically.
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The decline was driven by a fall in bank shares amid worries about slowing global economic growth.
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Pilgeram died in April 2015 at the age of 90 after hitting his head during a fall.
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Zac Efron told Jimmy Kimmel about the time he went skiing and injured himself during a fall.
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A fall in U.S. and German yields, from which emerging debt is benchmarked, has also spurred issuance.
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International trade tensions are fueling concerns that the high-flying economy may be in for a fall.
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It's senior year, and I have to start the search all over again for a fall internship.
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In August 2012, Ginsburg revealed she had hurt two ribs during a fall that June, Reuters reported.
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Among mid-caps, Entertainment One dropped 12 percent after it reported a fall in first-half profit.
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The broader oil and gas sector was trading lower however amid a fall in the oil price.
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Africa's leading copper producer has been hit hard by a fall in commodity prices since last year.
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Others pointed to sluggish investment, despite cheap capital, and a fall in workers' share of national income.
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Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter has been hospitalized after a fall at his home in Plains, Georgia.
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Sanctions are partly to blame, but corruption and a fall in the price of oil matter more.
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Weak activity in France contributed to a fall in first-half operating profit for French group AccorHotels.
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Nick Stevens died from injuries he sustained in a fall when he was just 7 years old.
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That marked a fall of more than half from a peak of almost $28,000 hit in December.
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The recent currency weakness interrupted what had been a fall in the country's inflation rate, Sandleris said.
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Scrapping the GST will mean a fall in revenue: it brought in 45bn ringgit ($10.5bn) last year.
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The Pew Research Center said the decline was driven by a fall in favorability among older people.
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Ed Sheeran's manager Stuart Camp tweeted Monday that Sheeran's accident over the weekend was merely a fall.
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The country star initially revealed that she broke her wrist during a fall on her front porch.
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However, this was still a fall from 452 million euros seen in the third quarter last year.
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Newell Brands dropped 2.1 percent after the maker of Sharpie markers reported a fall in quarterly sales.
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If a fall is all that is left, it matters that you have something to cushion it.
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According to government estimates, every year one in three people older than 65 will suffer a fall.
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The man was deceased from what appeared to be injuries from a fall, the sheriff's department said.
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The study also seems, implausibly, to blame regulation for a fall in investment after the financial crisis.
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Elsewhere on Friday, oil prices slipped, after trading higher earlier following a fall in U.S. fuel inventories.
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Such a fall could in turn fuel capital flight and undermine China's economic stability, policy insiders said.
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Loretta Lynn is recovering after breaking her hip in a fall at her home on Jan. 1.
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Despite a fall-off in bond and currency trading, net profit at JPMorgan Chase surged to $7.1bn.
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As such, we have assumed flat capex for 2017 and a fall of over 20% in 2018.
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U.S. stock futures pointed to a fall of around a third of one percent on Wall Street.
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A fall below 23.1,1.653 plumbed on Tuesday would take the index to its lowest since May 21.65.
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Dustin Johnson suffered a back injury Wednesday after a fall at his rental home in Augusta, Georgia.
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They will roll out to everyone else with Android Q, which is slated for a fall release.
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Second quarter sales of 1.18 billion crowns represented a fall of 2 percent adjusted for currency swings.
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The actress had been hospitalized numerous times since 2010, when she broke her hip in a fall.
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The cause was complications of surgery after a fall, his friend and accountant Betty Amos Righetti said.
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The bank's shares fell premarket after it reported a fall in profit for the fourth straight quarter.
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Despite some darker aspects, last year's World Series between the Chicago Cubs was truly a fall classic.
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Both of these narratives get going with a fall from grace and point toward an upcoming revival.
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Algeria has been under financial pressure due to a fall in global oil prices since mid-2014.
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The bank was helped by a fall in operating expenses and impairment charges for financing and investments.
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The rout dented investor confidence in Singapore's stock market and contributed to a fall in trading volume.
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The latter are now the exception; a fall-back such as for when cookies have been blocked.
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"Investors will be hoping this is just a stumble, rather than a fall from grace," Khalaf said.
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The supermarket reported a third straight decline in first-half profit, hurt by a fall in sales.
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Economists in a Reuters poll expected sales to rise 0.9 percent, and no forecaster expected a fall.
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Emerging market stocks were heading for their biggest weekly drop since May, a fall of 2.3 percent.
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Weak global growth led to a fall in German export volumes in 4Q15, the first since 2012.
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The meteoric rise of child prodigies almost always comes with a fall, but what happens after that?
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The wider materials sector also accumulated losses, hurt by a fall in copper and iron ore prices.
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That was the first gain since July and compared with a fall of $33.93 billion in October.
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China's February consumer inflation numbers beat forecasts, although the data contributed to a fall in Chinese stocks.
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Now go forth and make Ingrit's Boiled Rabbit Smoothie your new first choice for a fall beverage.
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The next day, a man died at Yosemite National Park from a head injury after a fall.
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She remains in a Washington, DC, hospital recovering from a fall that resulted in three fractured ribs.
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Futures pointed to a fall of around 0.2 percent at the open on Wall Street on Friday.
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It is part of a widespread overhaul of its mines to counteract a fall in ore grades.
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The 85033-year-old justice cracked three ribs in a fall at her office on Nov. 7.
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Using the same trading band calculation method, a fall below 1.145 has a downside target near 1.05.
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The Nasdaq Composite dropped less than 21 percent, to 7.61,950.04, pulled down by a fall in Microsoft.
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The American Sam Mikulak recovered from a fall on vault to rally for a seventh-place finish.
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P.F. Candle Co.'s apple picking candle brings the fun of a fall activity into your home.
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A fall adventure to Denali National Park might mean spotting a surreal light show in the sky.
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The October figure was revised to a fall of 12,000 from a previously reported decrease of 11,000.
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Oil prices rose on news of a fall in Iranian crude supplies as U.S. sanctions deter buyers.
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Among mid-caps, Entertainment One dropped 10 percent after it reported a fall in first-half profit.
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The police said that Mr. Adelman had head injuries that appeared to be consistent with a fall.
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The Nasdaq Composite dropped less than 0.1 percent, to 7,950.04, pulled down by a fall in Microsoft.
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But late rain means a fall to 2.0-2.1 million tonnes cannot be ruled out, Sabaranski said.
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Economists polled by Reuters had estimated a slightly higher drop, forecasting a fall to -8.0 in July.
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The BAMF received 26,438 asylum applications in November - a fall of around 54 percent on the year.
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He had a fall three months ago on the stairs at his condo and hit his head.
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The event had a fall rustic theme and featured sunflowers, gourd decor, and a four-tiered cake.
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Revving things up after intermission was the premiere of Caleb Teicher's "Bzzz," a Fall for Dance commission.
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Elsewhere in Europe, making lanterns out of potatoes and beets was part of a fall harvest celebration.
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Her career was abruptly cut short by her death of a fall at age 36 in 1985.
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Or was it a more calculated move by a fan favorite to avoid a fall from grace?
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An Irishman went missing after a fall, and an Indian climber was found dead in his tent.
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Now automakers are facing disruption because of changing technology, environmental demands, and a fall in global sales.
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This time, his wife heard a fall and ran in to see him jerking on the floor.
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She said the Fed saw little evidence that a fall in asset prices would cause broader pain.
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The whole reason we have a fall TV season in the first place largely stems from advertising.
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The "Brexodus" has been compounded by a fall in the value of the pound against the euro.
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It noted that a fall in fuel prices is expected to save $3 billion in 2020 costs.
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And Vermont wasn't too kind, barely giving Sanders a majority — a fall of 2023 points from 2016.
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If the off-and-on rain isn't putting you in a fall mood, today's temperatures certainly will.
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Trump said the airlines would be hit from a fall in overseas travel related to the virus.
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Trump said the airlines would be hit from a fall in overseas travel related to the virus.
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He has also learned to pick himself up after a fall, and not just in the ring.
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Meanwhile, optical lens supplier Largan Precision reported a fall in quarterly net income, according to local media.
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Some wore pillow-size stuffed animal turtles around their rumps to protect their tailbones in a fall.
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Carmakers across Europe have suffered from a fall in demand for diesel vehicles due to pollution concerns.
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"I felt sick election night, realizing I'd been suckered into a fall sense of complacency," she said.
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So far, this is the biggest monthly decline since a fall of 30.9 percent in January 2015.
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For Mr. Greitens, 44, it was a fall as dramatic and sudden as his rise had been.
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He said he was aware of having been hurt in a fall, but that it was minor.
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Hotels in the largest city of Sydney saw a fall of 10% in guest numbers in December.
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Elderly patients who came to the E.R. after a fall were offered a follow-up at home.
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Some scientists — including some involved in this study — even think she died after a fall from one.
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The gain was the first since July and compared with a fall of $33.93 billion in October.
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Earlier this month, NSE issued a profit warning for the year after a fall in share trading.
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Another resident appeared to have injured himself in a fall while trying to escape, Ms. Brito said.
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If a dedicated interface is used, there must be a "fall-back" option if it goes down.
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A fall of more than 10 percent is generally seen as a signal for a trend change.
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Her son Tom said the cause was complications of a broken hip resulting from a fall. Mrs.
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The Glow Light's design is simple and durable; it can likely survive a fall off a table.
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Older adults can have balance problems proactively addressed rather than treating broken bones resulting from a fall.
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A Motorola Solutions decline to $45 would represent a fall of nearly 50 percent for the shares.
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A fall in financial stocks weighed on the market on the day as Deutsche Bank shares tumbled.
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Mitsubishi's allegations are the latest twist in a fall from grace for Mr. Ghosn, an industry titan.
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CN noticed a fall in fuel demand, which already prompted cuts at its Cartagena and Barrancabermeja refineries.
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A fall in the value of the pound would push up inflation, potentially preventing interest rate cuts.
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Tory Burch claimed her as inspiration for a fall 2018 collection and named a handbag after her.
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Ginsburg, who is 85, was also hospitalized last month after she fractured several ribs in a fall.
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Tyler also announced details of a fall tour of US cities, beginning in San Francisco on Halloween.
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The decrease in emigration has been driven by a fall in the number of British citizens emigrating.
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But you also know he's heading for a fall, the way you always know Don Draper is.
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The latest jobs report showed robust American hiring and a fall in unemployment to its lowest since 1969.
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In five years their enrolment has increased by 17m, as against a fall of 13m in public schools.
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In Romania, profit fell 20%, hurt by a fall in revenues at both fixed line and mobile services.
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Successful people know that a slip is not a fall, he said, and relapses are common -- and expected.
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The single currency failed to draw relief from a fall in Italian 10-year bond yields on Monday.
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A Taiwanese woman, known as the "Bikini Climber," has tragically died after freezing to death following a fall.
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That was well below the consensus of a Reuters poll of economists for a fall to 2.6 percent.
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More recently, in November, she was hospitalized after a fall in her office broke three of her ribs.
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Another fresh survey is revealing a fall in the number of finance vacancies in the City of London.
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British miner Glencore dropped 2.8 percent after reporting a fall in underlying profit and lowering its debt target.
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Xerox fell 9.1 percent to $113 after the printer and copier maker reported a fall in quarterly revenue.
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In July, Bonfire was demonstrated for employees and was planned to have a fall release, The Verge reported.
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H.R. McMaster Sr. died April 13 after a fall at the facility in the Roxborough neighborhood of Philadelphia.
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The company claims it will only detect a fall when its measures very specific impacts on your wrists.
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Dealers said purchases of government securities by foreign investors have slowed due to a fall in interest rates.
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But it has also benefited from recent dollar weakness and last week from a fall in the euro.
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Los Angeles SF Paul Pierce (knee, ankle) will miss the contest after suffering a fall against the Celtics.
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In November of 2017, Underwood suffered a fall that was first presented to the public as relatively insignificant.
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The housing market is getting a lift from a fall in mortgage rates after they surged last year.
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I've been testing the poppy red Type Cover, which looks like a fall mix of red and orange.
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Germany's Suedzucker, Europe's largest sugar refiner, also posted a fall in earnings this month on depressed sugar prices.
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When Burton hit a fall-away jumper with 99:38 left, the Cyclones owned a 50-38 lead.
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Healthy living is the name of Virgo's game, and this eclipse will kick-start a fall fitness plan.
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And that I believe we're seeing a fall in our relationships with Iran is a very positive step.
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The decision comes amid a fall in the value of the peso, which decreased 3.4 percent in May.
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A fall in domestic automobile sales dented sentiment, with auto stocks featuring among top laggards in the index.
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A fall in coal prices and high labour costs pushed PGG to the brink of bankruptcy in 2015.
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Thanks to a new gyroscope, the Watch can detect a fall, which could be particularly useful for elderly.
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That beat company guidance for a fall of 0.3 percent and follows third quarter growth of 1.3 percent.
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But a fall of 30% or more in PV prices should make the tariffs less of a hindrance.
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She chose a fall 2016 RTW creation that featured allover 3-D flower embellishments around the sculptural dress.
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The Greek financial press said there had been a fall-out over Thomopoulos's handling of the bank's recapitalisation.
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Blackstone and Carlyle have also reported a fall in first-quarter earnings, albeit less than analysts had feared.
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The FTSE 100 is now 7.3 percent above its pre-Brexit level helped by a fall in sterling.
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AmerisourceBergen's first-quarter profit beat expectations as a fall in generic drug prices steadied after a volatile 2017.
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A biography, penned by a former colleague of Bourdain's, is in the works for a fall 2019 release.
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The tariff threat prompted a fall in the Chinese yuan and sparked fears of a global currency war.
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One result of this shift into shorter-term or part-time work has been a fall in savings.
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Ailes, who founded Fox News in 1996, died Thursday morning at age 77 after complications from a fall.
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A Fall Out Boy biopic / period piece about the rise of commercial pop-punk in the early 2000s.
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Qualcomm Inc is expected to report a fall in second-quarter revenue, according to Thomson Reuters StarMine data.
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But a rise in interest rates or unemployment, or a fall in housing prices, could nonetheless prove disastrous.
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The lanyard acts as a carrying strap that secures firefighters to the device, in case of a fall.
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A fall 22010 Suffolk University poll showed 22010 percent of likely Massachusetts voters didn't want her to run.
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British miner Glencore dropped 4.9 percent after reporting a fall in underlying profit and lowering its debt target.
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On a fall afternoon, Brooke Shields pops out of a black SUV, kissing her younger daughter, Grier, goodbye.
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With the feature turned on, the Apple Watch can detect a fall and ask if you're all right.
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The latest survey reflects a fall in ranking for all 16 of the American cities surveyed except Boston.
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The yield on the benchmark German 2000-year note marked new ground with a fall below -21345 bps.
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The coroner's office determined that the injury was not caused by a fall, officials said in a statement.
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It followed a fall of 1.3 percent in July, itself a downward revision of an earlier, stronger number.
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Female design duo Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs created a fall collection that was both powerful and sensual.
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U.S. futures pointed to a fall of almost half of one percent at the open on Wall Street.
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Shares of the Paris-listed stock tumbled 6.5 percent after reporting a fall in first-half net revenue.
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This activity triggered a fall in blood pressure comparable to that following similar behavior with a living pet.
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Sally Kirkland was reportedly rushed to the hospital on Wednesday after taking a fall during a radio appearance.
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It reported a fall in second-quarter operating profit to $170 million from $229 million a year ago.
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The government blames a fall in oil prices and a U.S.-led "economic war" for Venezuela's financial mess.
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Costco Wholesale Corp dropped 5.82 percent after the warehouse club retailer reported a fall in quarterly gross margin.
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David Bulmer-Rizzi, 32, died in a fall Saturday while on vacation with husband Marco Bulmer-Rizzi, 38.
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The most accepted criteria for a bear market, a fall of 20 percent or more, was not met.
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A fall in tourist visits to Iceland and rising fuel costs had been cited as headwinds to profitability.
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The revision was due to a fall in capital expenditure and lower inventories, raising concerns about corporate vitality.
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Oil and gas stocks dropped on U.S. crude stocks data which led to a fall in oil prices.
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For example, UNC Asheville (a PWI) had a fall 2014 enrollment of full-time undergraduate students of 3,183.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had estimated on average a fall in the figure to 745 million euros.
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"You need to take a fall," he tells her when she refuses to back out of her testimony.
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Update on Chris Del Bosco: Chris Del Bosco sustained a fall during today’s ski cross race.
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Of course a fall in the pound should, in turn, mean a boost for inbound and domestic tourism.
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The price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, was buoyed by a fall in U.S. crude inventories.
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Jones isn't the only noted investor worried about a fall in stock prices under a potential Warren presidency.
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That was helped by a fall in bad debt charges and lower costs, according to the news wire.
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That would represent a fall of around 39.5% compared to the 144,278 migrants registered in May, he added.
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The FTSE 100 is now 5.93 percent above its pre-Brexit level, helped by a fall in sterling.
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I felt pretty shitty, but there wasn't much of a fall out—I just ghosted her after that.
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On Friday, anger grew after a college student died from injuries he sustained from a fall this week.
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Ginsburg's surgery came a month after the oldest justice fractured three ribs in a fall in her office.
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A fall in the profitability of the petroleum and coal products sector accounted for $40 billion of that.
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Schlumberger is expected to report a fall in first-quarter profit on Thursday, hurt by weak drilling activity.
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They were discovered during tests in November to diagnose and treat rib fractures Ginsburg sustained from a fall.
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Balance and coordination Each year, more than one out of four adults 65 and older suffers a fall.
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Mossback was put down on Tuesday following a fall and Report to Base died on the same day.
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Banks said that the break below 1.0680 francs per euro, opened the way to a fall towards 1.05.
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Costco Wholesale Corp dropped 8.10 percent after the warehouse club retailer reported a fall in quarterly gross margin.
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My Parkinson's has been progressing, and I am continuing physical therapy to recover from a fall in July.
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Meghan Markle knows her way around a fall coat — but her use of fall accessories shouldn't go unnoticed.
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The Saffron looked excellent for a fall shoe, and I could see the Pebble matching well with everything.
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Economists expect to see an overall drop of 1.13 percent, because of a fall in demand for aircraft.
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A Japanese tourist also died after sustaining injuries from a fall down a staircase at the Taj Mahal.
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Confidence among managers in the services sector also dropped to 10.0, caused by a fall in demand expectations.
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Since she became a community paramedics patient, Maria Vitale's one ambulance ride followed a fall in May 2015.
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Some analysts on Wednesday said oil prices were poised for a fall after the sharp rise through Monday.
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In the U.S., equities closed lower after a fall in technology stocks canceled out gains from financial names.
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Sotomayor underwent surgery Tuesday morning following a fall last month, which left her with an injured left shoulder.
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A fall in the yuan also raised concerns about a slowdown in China, the world's second-biggest economy.
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Yet of course it wasn't really a fall as much as it was just my searching, exhausting twenties.
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But an expert on child injuries told the jury the cuts could not be explained by a fall.
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So the idea that big tech is about to take a fall I think is a profound mistake.
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Markets stateside were jittery on Monday, with a fall in technology stocks adding to declines in major indexes.
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In U.S. dollar terms it is up only about 11 percent since then following a fall in sterling.
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The experimental-knitwear label Phelan will host a fall trunk show on Monday from 853 to 285 p.m.
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Official retail sales figures, due on Thursday, are also expected to show a fall in spending in March.
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For those who lack a fall-back plan, click ahead for 10 inspired tales of money-making schemes.
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The Swiss squad had an engine contract with Ferrari and could not afford to risk a fall out.
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This activity triggered a fall in blood pressure comparable to that following similar behaviour with a living pet.
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But the very poorest Americans see a fall in their after-tax income that is almost as large.
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With a fall like today, not many people will be brave enough to come close to the market.
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He followed that up with a fall/winter 2016 show that examined depression, particularly in the black community.
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Bascand said this could lead to a fall in long-term gross domestic product of around 0.17 percent.
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Silvana Henao joined CNBC's Closing Bell in February of 2007 after completing a fall internship on Kudlow & Company.
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That has to stop in corporate America; otherwise, these giant financial institutions will take a fall down again.
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In October, Ms. LaSalle, who lived in Jackson, underwent a leg amputation resulting from complications after a fall.
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His family said he died after a fall while working outside on his property, something he loved doing.
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There was the official party response — Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III of Massachusetts at a Fall River, Mass.
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The nodules were discovered during tests following a fall in November in which Justice Ginsburg fractured her ribs.
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"If it's rising much faster than wages, then it's unsustainable and could set ourselves up for a fall."
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A scandal, a gaffe, a stumble, a fall or an unscripted moment gone viral could change the game.
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His death, from complications of a fall, was announced by Elizabeth Reina-Longoria, the garden's director of communications.
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The cause was complications of injuries he sustained in a fall last year, his daughter Deirdre Simmons said.
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The Nikkei was up 0.32 percent after a fall in the yen against the U.S. dollar boosted exporters.
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The most recent decline was in October, which saw a fall of 0.2 percent from the month before.
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A fall in Aixtron's shares took them below Grand Chip Investment's offer price of 6.00 euros per share.
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Mr. Anderson wasn't the only Moncler Genius designer fresh off a fall collection show during London Fashion Week.
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I went into camp without a fall marathon on my schedule and soon after signed up for two.
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But the poll of 12 economists predicted November would show a fall of 1.7% from a year earlier.
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Mr. Ailes's death, caused by complications from a fall last week at his home in Palm Beach, Fla.
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"We have penciled in a fall in output of 2.5% q/q," Neil Shearing, group chief economist, wrote.
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"We have penciled in a fall in output of 2.5% q/q," Neil Shearing, group chief economist, wrote.
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Looking ahead, here are 18 new books to watch for in October and a fall cooking bucket list.
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Shell and BP were the biggest drags on the main bourse, tracking a fall in crude oil prices.
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S&P500 mini futures slumped 5003% and Chicago-traded futures imply a fall of 0.4% for Japan's Nikkei .
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But she was forced to retire after a fall during her opening round match against German Tatjana Maria.
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Costco Wholesale Corp dropped 5.1 percent after the warehouse club retailer reported a fall in quarterly gross margin.
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Humanity, for Boyle, never suffered a fall; we've always been this petty and cutthroat and grubby and absurd.
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But in 1988, Kawakubo seemed to abruptly change course: She showed a fall collection dominated by rich scarlet.
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A fall in unintended pregnancies can partly explain the drop, but there are also big societal reasons worldwide.
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Eloquii has recently launched a workwear line and is collaborating with designer Jason Wu on a fall collection.
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Data out Thursday showed the U.K.'s trade deficit rising in June due to a fall in exports.
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A fall in bank stocks led the dip in U.S. shares, with the S&P 500 financial index .
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In her Olympic debut this week, Kim also suffered a fall during her second run in the competition.
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The rise overnight followed a fall in U.S. crude stockpiles for an eighth consecutive week, according to Reuters.
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Because it's self-inflicted, a fall is frustrating in a way that being killed by an enemy isn't.
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I was a little overly enthusiastic at out SXSW Jackalope show and took a fall from the bar.
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Doctors found the nodules during tests following a fall in November in which Justice Ginsburg fractured her ribs.
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It was a fall from great heights for Cardinal Pell, who appeared in court without his clerical collar.
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Her son James told the Press Association, a British news agency, that she had died after a fall.
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Now, rather than the expected supercycle, some analysts say we could actually see a fall in sales this quarter.
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"Girls playing on a fall boys' team cannot be entered in the Boys Fall Individual Tournament," MIAA rules state.
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Dr. Eckstrom also suggested an exercise program to prevent a fall, and put Ms. Wolfe on a nutrition plan.
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Attention remained fixed on the gyrations of China's yuan and a fall in oil prices to $30 a barrel.
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There can be a hundred people in the room, but only one to save Lady Gaga from a fall!
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Japan's economy posted its biggest contraction in four years in July-September due to a fall in capital expenditure.
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They were dragged down by a sharp dip in shipments to China and a fall in key commodity exports.
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Bitcoin stood at $11,362, after a fall of 16.3 percent on Tuesday, its biggest daily decline in four months.
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I worried that I'd take a fall and somehow it would break my wrist, but luckily that never happened.
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The district said it plans to make the remaining $250 million payment with a fall infusion of property taxes.
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It was the third consecutive monthly increase and compared with a consensus forecast for a fall of 0.4 percent.
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A fall in crude futures to below $5.843 a barrel has provided some respite for the big energy importer.
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The sell-off intensified after news of a fall in U.S. crude oil inventories failed to reverse market sentiment.
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The uncertain look on her face is certainly making us intrigued about this film, slated for a fall release.
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In the Facebook post, the Sheriff's Department also said the man appeared to have suffered injuries from a fall.
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The heavy baggage Clinton and Trump bring to the general election augurs a fall contest that's difficult to predict.
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Under the bright hospital lights, Mohammad was admitted, then cuffed with a yellow bracelet labeling him a fall risk.
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House Republicans are facing a fall full of drama, with contentious deadlines coming up on government spending and debt.
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After four years, 608 people, or 42%, had at least one fall and 18% were injured in a fall.
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It ended January with a fall of more than 37 basis points, its biggest monthly drop since May 2012.
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Lane had his heart set on a fall wedding, so the couple knew they had no time to waste.
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That national decline came amid a fall in the labor force participation rate, which pushes the headline number lower.
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Continental AG advanced after it backed its outlook for the year despite reporting a fall in first-quarter earnings.
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Liam Neeson's nephew, Ronan Sexton, has died five years after sustaining serious head injuries from a fall, PEOPLE confirms.
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The damage caused by a fall in the price of oil, Nigeria's main export, has been aggravated by mismanagement.
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She married young and was left a widow when her husband died after a fall in a crooked river.
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There's not many people that would get straight back up and start dancing again after a fall like that.
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Their departure led to a fall in crime and, some officials hoped, would remove a potential source of radicalism.
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Markle designed a fall capsule collection for Reitmans, which includes chic black leggings, crisp white shirts, and comfy sweaters.
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He was duly sacked—as a fall guy, the president's critics say; as a lone bad apple, he insists.
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Yet the crucial shift has been not a fall in demand for capital, but a rise in its supply.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's authorities are concerned the island-state's property market could be setting itself up for a fall.
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A pound of poultry in America now costs $20123, a fall of $1.71 since 1960 (after adjusting for inflation).
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The Anglo-Swiss miner also reported a fall in first-half core profit, sending shares down over 4.5 percent.
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The metal, shock-resistant frame is supposed to be able to take a fall of up to two meters.
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Over the past four years growth has averaged less than 2%, partly because of a fall in copper prices.
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That compares with a fall in global trade costs of 15 percent between 1996 and 2014, the report said.
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The "Praying" singer will undergo surgery Tuesday for injuries suffered during a fall while performing in Dubai on Feb.
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A fall in the Vix index, a gauge of expected volatilities in U.S. stocks, also helped underpin improving sentiment.
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A fall in home building approvals, which hit their lowest since 2013, is now flowing through to work underway.
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A fall in the value of the pound would push up inflation, it says, potentially requiring higher borrowing costs.
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Judging by a fall in bond yields this week, some investors are not ruling out action at Thursday's meeting.
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The 85-year-old said she started the quilt after breaking her hip in a fall 4 months ago.
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After nearly dying from a rare infection, Notaro found out that her mother had passed away from a fall.
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I would turn 43 in the summer, which meant I wanted to run a fall marathon in 2:43.
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"You do feel limited … I can't take a fall now like I did when I was 20," he explained.
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Both Apple and Samsung still dominated but Apple saw a fall in share while Samsung saw a slight increase.
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In most countries, rising divorce rates coincide with more births out of wedlock and a fall in marriage rates.
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" It lets staff know "this person needs to be assisted when walking or transferring to help prevent a fall.
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The commodity briefly touched its highest level of 2016 on Wednesday after government data showed a fall in production.
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When I was on my bed for two-and-a-quarter months [recovering from a fall], I needed diversion.
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While prime travel times to Europe might be during the summer, a fall trip to London could be incredible.
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His cash in hand was just Rs 303,700, a fall from Rs 38,700 ($570) in the last fiscal year.
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It posted a first-half operating loss of $181 million, knocked by a fall in production and rising costs.
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But that was offset slightly by disappointing growth figures from Italy and a fall in euro zone industrial output.
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Regions reported a fall in average loans, while SunTrust lent at the slowest rate in at least two years.
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Ambarella was down 6.6 percent at $67.13 after the video processing chip maker reported a fall in quarterly sales.
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Chilean Pablo Quintanilla, who had been in second place, retired after a fall some 400km into the special stage.
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Ambarella was down 6.1 percent at $67.68 after the video processing chip maker reported a fall in quarterly sales.
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But the economic outlook was tempered by a fall in consumer confidence this month amid a stock market rout.
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Ladbrokes Coral said group net revenue rose 3 percent versus a fall of 2 percent in the second quarter.
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Kolyada struggled with his quadruple jumps throughout his free skate, starting with a fall on his opening quad Lutz.
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Berg died in Belleville, New Jersey, in 1972 at the age of 70, after a fall at his home.
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Mittal has forecast a fall in core profit this year to above $4.5 billion from $5.2 billion in 2015.
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Xerox fell 3 percent to $11.17 after the printer and copier maker reported a fall in its quarterly revenue.
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Finding it hard to believe that a fall could be this brutal, paramedics called to the scene alerted police.
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Washington (CNN)Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor broke her shoulder in a fall, court spokesperson Kathleen Arberg said Tuesday.
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Fertilizer makers have been hit by a fall in average realized prices amid an oversupply in the global market.
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In 1961, Formula One arrived, and the race became a fall tradition, remaining through 1980, when financial difficulties intervened.
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Tata Consultancy Services Ltd and Wipro Ltd led the losses, with a fall of more than 1 percent each.
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That is a fall of more than 20 percent compared to last year's period and to the fourth-quarter.
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A fall in cryptocurrencies wouldn't be enough to destabilize an economy, Federal Reserve chair nominee Jerome Powell said Tuesday.
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Grosz died only weeks after arriving in Germany as a result of a fall down a flight of stairs.
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That's a way of taking a fall — a potentially lethal fall — in a non-lethal and a safer way.
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What intrigued Dr. Kappelman was what could have caused such a compressive fracture: a fall from a great height.
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In late October, he was hospitalized following a fall in his Georgia home that resulted in a fractured pelvis.
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Paired with apple slices, graham crackers, or ginger snaps, these hummus flavors are sure to be a fall favorite.
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That compares to company guidance for a fall of 0.3 percent and follows third quarter growth of 1.3 percent.
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NOTES: Millsap has been dealing with muscle soreness since taking a fall against the Utah Jazz on Nov. 25.
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Shares of Petrobras Distribuidora dropped over 2781.2% after the fuel distribution company reported a fall in third-quarter revenue.
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Materials slipped and were the biggest weight on the benchmark, underpinned by a fall in Chinese iron ore futures.
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Materials stocks gained slightly despite a fall in commodities prices, with global miner Rio Tinto Ltd rising 0.2 percent.
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Although the data highlighted momentum in the world's biggest economy, it also showed a fall in average hourly earnings.
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A fall schedule for Fox that has paranormal elements to it and so it fell into the Network's theme?
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For the Premier League, this comes at a time when a fall in viewing figures has shaken the industry.
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A fall would have caused general bruising and abrasions rather than three specific cuts to the genitals, he said.
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However, SEB economist Erica Blomgren said a fall in prices would not necessarily be the outcome in any case.
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They're ready for a fall in terms of their reputation, but we're only at the beginning of this thing.
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Japan's economy posted its biggest contraction in four years in July-September due to a fall in capital expenditure.
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In July 2015, he broke a bone in his neck in a fall at the family home in Maine.
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TO rose 5.4 percent, recovering from a fall on Wednesday after announcing the pricing on its latest debt issuance.
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Iwundu in bounded to Stokes, who hit a fall-away jumper that lifted Kansas State's lead back to four.
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This "dovish" end to its stimulus program led to a fall in the euro and a rise in stocks.
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Muscle strength both helps protect bones from injury and diminishes the risk of a fall that could break them.
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On October 30, she stepped out wearing a fall-inspired minidress with long sleeves and a V-shaped neckline.
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It ends with a fall day fit for a queen: clear skies and warmer temperatures are predicted for Sunday.
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They showed that 38,000 people died in work-related accidents last year, a fall of 12 percent from 2016.
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A fall in the price of oil LCOc1 - Russia's biggest source of revenue - has made its economy more vulnerable.
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On a recent, drizzly day, Dr. Korovin examined an older man who had broken a rib in a fall.
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There was a fall in the purchasing power of the minimum wage and a decline among private-sector unions.
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Shu reportedly wrote that "confusion" about how the virus is contracted has led to a fall in takeaway orders.
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But he said he was weighing a manufacturing slowdown, a fall in business investment and weakness in foreign economies.
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Misty Ewing, the global head of public relations for Virtuoso, encourages value-seekers to consider a fall Italian getaway.
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Last fall, Caldwell had a nightmare that Honnold appeared at his front door bloodied and broken from a fall.
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According to Luis, this was the result of a fall she suffered while he was away from the house.
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My friend L. and I are going to go to a fall festival today and I am SO excited.
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"We initially expect a fall of some 15-20% in international trip sales due to this decision," he said.
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But their second drop is far more extensive, a fall-ready collection of boots, ballet pumps and holiday heels.
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What's more, he shifted his story in a self-exculpatory way, apparently designed to avoid becoming a fall guy.
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However, with both blocs struggling to stem a fall in support, it is by no means a done deal.
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The broader NSE index ended 0.93 percent higher at 8,672.15, recording a fall of 0.13 percent for the week.
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Tom Reed of New York has been diagnosed with pneumonia after taking a fall in a House office building.
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It was also free of major errors, with no hint of a stumble or — perish the thought — a fall.
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Chile's central bank said export revenue crept up in December, despite a fall in the value of copper shipments.
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OAKTober Fest The National Arboretum is a fall must-hit, and there's no better excuse than their fall fundraiser.
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The dovish tone of the ECB also saw a fall in euro zone borrowing costs, led by Southern Europe.
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As recently as 2016, a fall of 600 points on the Dow marked a nearly 3.4 percent sell-off.
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A fall below 5.00% is now on the cards, perhaps even by the end of this year, they said.
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A fall in auto sales in November also pushed auto stocks lower, sending the Nifty auto index down 0.9%.
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