In a "season with few trophies," auctions see a falloff from spring's bonanza.
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A falloff in demand for Ford's popular pickups drove a decline in its overall sales.
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But oil prices — after a big recovery in 2016 — have been the culprit in a falloff for the sector.
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"It's as dramatic a falloff as you'd see in any business," Anderson said on the call, The Journal reported.
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Federal judges stayed those orders, but the confusion over them has contributed to a falloff in refugees entering the United States.
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They are also shrinking: The population of most advanced countries is falling because of lower birth rates and a falloff in immigration.
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This year, the result could reflect a falloff in spending after an unusual surge that followed the havoc wrought by late-summer hurricanes.
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The market for catastrophe bonds and ILS has grown each year since 2010, following a falloff after the global financial crisis of 2007-08.
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Some of the decline was because of a falloff after two large reunion gifts last year, according to Pete Mackey, a spokesman for Amherst.
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If it's not a drop in prices for cellphone plans, it's a falloff in oil prices, or cheaper imports because of a strong dollar.
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It does appear that there was a falloff in black voting but Clinton still beat Trump with over 90 percent of the black vote.
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Oil prices pared losses on Thursday after the Energy Department reported a larger-than-expected decline in U.S. inventories and a falloff in weekly production.
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This week, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton reported flat sales in the first half of the year, citing a falloff in European tourism after the attacks.
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Despite some previous reports that obesity in children and teens has remained stable or decreased, the study found no evidence of a falloff between 22 and 25.
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And Congress's failure to accomplish repeal has caused a falloff in Republican campaign fundraising — it's cost the National Republican Senatorial Committee alone $85033 million, according to one estimate.
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Crude oil prices rose but backed away from multi-year highs on Wednesday after U.S. government data showed an increase in fuel inventories and a falloff in refining activity.
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" He also noted "a falloff in the voluntary international funding for the camps in Kenya, in favor of raising budgets in the Northern Hemisphere to refugees headed to the West.
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Redfin, a brokerage, said home-buying demand has dropped in Seattle, which has been hard hit by COVID-19, but it hasn't seen a falloff yet in the rest of the country.
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Space Adventures might be in the space tourism business, but Rocosmos isn't, and Space Adventures could only sell what Rocosmos was willing to sell — which led to a falloff in flights after 2009.
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Oil prices rebounded from earlier losses, although they were still down on the session, after the U.S. Energy Department reported a larger-than-expected decline in U.S. inventories and a falloff in weekly production.
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The American economy is picking up speed after a slow start to the year, with resilient consumer spending and a buoyant housing market just about making up for a falloff in investment by cautious companies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices rebounded from earlier losses, but ended lower on the day, after the Energy Department reported a larger-than-expected decline in U.S. inventories and a falloff in weekly production on Thursday.
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The West Coast's supplies tightened earlier this year due to a combination of refining maintenance, unexpected outages and a falloff in ethanol supplies needed to blend into the gasoline pool due to flooding in the Midwest.
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French farmers say low market prices for meat and dairy products, partly due to a Russian embargo on Western food and a falloff in Chinese dairy imports, are exacerbated by tough annual price negotiations between food processors and retailers.
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After United Airlines announced cuts to capacity on domestic and international flights, the CEO of Southwest Airlines warned the domestic carrier may soon make the "gut punch" decision to cut flights owing to a falloff in bookings that started last week.
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"Any state that is particularly export dependent or exposed to trade, if there's a falloff in trade it's going to hit income and sales taxes and that's going to weaken state revenues," said Michael D'Arcy, a director of U.S. public finance at Fitch.
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Much of the drop is a function not of diminishing ticket sales but rather of a falloff in the number of private performances, typically bought by banks for the benefit of employees, clients and their families, during the circus's annual holiday season at Lincoln Center.
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He lost the parliamentary Labour Party whip in December 2012 after voting against the government on the Social Welfare Bill. The loss of the whip resulted in a falloff in Heffernan's Seanad voting attendance. In September 2013, it was reported that Heffernan attended only 23% of all votes in the Seanad, the second worst record.
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The U.S. federal government may be required to assist state governments further, as many U.S. states are facing budget shortfalls due to the 2008–2010 recession. The sharp decline in home prices has affected property tax revenue, while the decline in economic activity and consumer spending has led to a falloff in revenues from state sales taxes and income taxes. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimated that the 2010 and 2011 state shortfalls will total $375 billion.
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Faced with a falloff in air traffic, Air Pacific returned one of its two leased Boeing 747s. In 2003, Air Pacific received the first of two Boeing 747-400s it was leasing from Singapore Airlines (They had previously been leased with Ansett Australia until Ansett's downfall in 2001). In April 2011, Air Pacific announced that it had cancelled its order of eight Boeing 787-9s due to delivery delays of almost four years by Boeing. In October 2011, Air Pacific announced that it had ordered three Airbus A330-200s.
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