Sometimes an exploration and production company takes a big hit, sometimes a marketing company takes a big hit.
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It's kind of fitting that he got the big hit.
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" But the dogs, he says, "are truly the big hit.
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"Kingdom of Solomon" (2010) proved a big hit in Iran.
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"My first big hit was done by accident," O'Neal says.
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Nintendo scored a big hit in 2006 with the Wii.
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We never thought it would be such a big hit.
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"The big hit for us was Hellickson's double," Mackanin said.
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On thing is clear: orange juice is a big hit.
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"We didn't get the big hit," manager Walt Weiss said.
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The KeyOne was a big hit from last year's show.
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Potentially. That would be a big hit to consumer finances.
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A big hit would lead to a string of upgrades.
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He calls it La Bomba, and it's a big hit.
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There was a trajectory where "Sunny" was a big hit.
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The big hit, though, came off the bat of Davis.
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China took a big hit in the South China Sea.
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The franchise also continues to be a big hit overseas.
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" — Altria takes big hit on Juul investment: "Altria Group Inc.
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BTS was formed by a company called Big Hit Entertainment.
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So is there pressure to reveal her next big hit?
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It was happening when the show was a big hit.
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His first big hit, "Your Song" was released in 1970.
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Molina had the big hit, although it came with an assist.
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Whatever it is, you can bet it'll be a big hit.
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We just couldn't seem to come through with the big hit.
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Telecoms sector also took a big hit, pressured by Vodafone shares.
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Britain's economy is expected to take a big hit from Brexit.
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Naturally, Shelton and Stefani were a big hit with the staff.
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"A big hit today has 4 billion micro-transactions," he said.
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And so far political Instagram seems to be a big hit.
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Her first big hit went to none other than Tim McGraw.
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BROADLY: Did you expect Step Up to become a big hit?
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But beyond being a big hit, it's also a big deal.
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We created some situations but could never find the big hit.
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BTW, "Claws," which also stars Niecy Nash, is a big hit.
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It was a big hit to the morale of the community.
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But earnings per share seems to have taken a big hit.
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WATCH: Gold Was a Big Hit on the Oscars Red Carpet
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The news comes as a big hit to the dispensary industry.
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The first, the 3310, has been a big hit for HMD.
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We think the 10 is going to be a big hit.
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This year's "Drinkin' with Lincoln " street festival was a big hit.
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Here are the companies in position to take a big hit.
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It had been a big hit, back when we were young.
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The independent book publishing industry has also taken a big hit.
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It would be a big hit with children, preferably somebody else's.
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"It's going to be a big hit to us," he said.
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Don't they take a big hit when the government shuts down?
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"We just never really got that one big hit," Girardi said.
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Some businesses on the beach are taking a big hit, though.
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On the airwaves, however, he is daytime television's new big hit.
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In any event, public health insurance will take a big hit.
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The Amazon Echo Dot was a big hit on Prime Day.
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Or it's like a big hit off of a crack pipe.
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Yeah, well as a kid ... He was the big hit, right?
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Kepler delivered his big hit in the top of the eighth.
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And I think the prestige took quite a big hit this week.
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After Watergate, the number took a big hit, dropping to 36 percent.
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And they really do sound like they'll be the next big hit.
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These guys are proving to be a pretty big hit on YouTube.
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CNN has reached out to BTS's label Big Hit Entertainment for comment.
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He scored a big hit with funk dance track "Fashion" in 1980.
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A Halloween costume needn't necessarily be topical to be a big hit.
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Chip stocks took a big hit initially but rebounded after the clarification.
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Modern math took a big hit, but Vladimir left a great legacy.
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This is a big hit for the American economy and for families.
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Porn traffic took a big hit during the awe-inspiring solar eclipse.
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U.S. stocks dipped Friday, with the technology taking a particularly big hit.
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Neither was a big hit for Sony, but they were hugely influential.
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"It's a big hit to sentiment," said Brian Kelly, CEO of BKCM.
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"That was a really big hit for us," manager Terry Francona said.
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Breakfast has also been a big hit, with 1,500 orders so far.
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Your newest series "My Brother's Husband" is a big hit in Japan.
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We've been getting guys on, but it's not getting that big hit.
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Big Hit did not say how long BTS will be on holiday.
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Pinch-hitter Carlos Ruiz produced a big hit at the right time.
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It was a big hit, and the marathon has run ever since.
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His suggestions transformed "Please Please Me," which became their first big hit.
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"That was a big hit because they were still coming," Francona said.
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Facebook once said that viral sharing of Offers was a big hit.
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" They're going, "They had a pretty big hit a few years ago.
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NFL games, in particular, have been a big hit for the site.
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Disney's ESPN in particular has taken a big hit in the ratings.
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"Diet" soda makes people crave a big hit of real sugar water.
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Thanks to BTS, Big Hit Entertainment is worth an estimated $2 billion.
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It was a big hit to the community, and it's uncalled for.
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America's economy would take a big hit, especially in states near the border.
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His first big hit was "Awesome, Awesome," which was produced by The Neptunes.
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Of course, North's new pooch playmate is already a big hit on Instagram.
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Blake Shelton is a big hit with Gwen Stefani's family — especially her dad!
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Tournaments may cease, and the CS:GO scene might take a pretty big hit.
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His numbers in New Hampshire and nationally would likely take a big hit.
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The film was a big hit globally as well grossing $205 million worldwide.
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He's an investor, and investors are always looking for the next big hit.
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That was a big hit for me, I'd never seen anything like that.
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Now, the label that manages BTS, Big Hit Entertainment, has confirmed the vacation.
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"It was a big hit at the time," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.
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The Echo, Amazon's voice-controlled speaker, was a big hit this holiday season.
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This film, with fellow SNL alumnus Dan Aykroyd, was also a big hit.
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Why is Shark Tank such a unique big hit for ABC and CNBC?
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Still, Cramer said he understands why the IPO was such a big hit.
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It's a great show, and I'm sure it will be a big hit.
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CNN has reached out to representatives for BTS, Big Hit Entertainment, for comment.
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That set the stage for Rivera's big hit — and Familia's roller-coaster ninth.
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That "Blonde" was a big hit out of the gate was no surprise.
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At the time, his big hit was "Make It Rain," with Fat Joe.
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Big Hit Entertainment said it had expected 200,2788 people to attend those shows.
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Big Hit Entertainment had expected more than 200,000 people to attend the shows.
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"We think this is going to be a big hit," Mr. Zadeh said.
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"It's a real big hit on the chin," Mr. Bennett, 25, said recently.
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But for Snapchat's most dedicated younger users, it could be a big hit.
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The Galaxy Note 27 was supposed to be Samsung's big hit—but then they started melting The Galaxy Note 27 was supposed to be Samsung's big hit—but then they started melting Things were supposed to go so differently for Samsung.
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Tech shares have also taken a big hit, adding pressure to the broader indexes.
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Apple pre-announced a big hit to its revenue from weak Chinese iPhone sales.
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If you're a forced seller you've lost already and will take a big hit.
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He yanked his big hit into an open area along the left field line.
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In the past couple of weeks, we've been getting the big hit or two.
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" Pearl Jam reportedly roared through an emotional rendition of its first big hit, "Alive.
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Today EA released its quarterly earnings, and unsurprisingly Apex Legends was a big hit.
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Waco isn't the big hit those early, anxious profiles of Kitsch were waiting for.
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"When I invest now, it's never about the big hit for me," O'Neal says.
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Birthdays are also a big hit, and the majority of Makeshake's clients are female.
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Mike Yastrzemski produced the big hit of the seventh with a two-run double.
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We're preparing for the summer and constantly trying to write the next big hit.
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La Casa de las Flores, our latest Mexican original, has become a big hit.
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And analysts say they expect "RDR 2" to be a big hit as well.
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It's either going to be a super big hit or it's going to okay.
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Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue took a big hit in property value in particular.
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Wall Street is hoping that Chipotle will be a big hit overseas as well.
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What kind of future products might give Apple its next big hit in hardware?
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The screen was tiny and the sound tinny, but it was a big hit.
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Small-caps are taking a big hit in the market sell-off this year.
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"Kids See Ghosts" dropped back in June 2018 ... big hit for Ye and co.
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The big hit songs of 1998 still bump out of the speakers in 2018.
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It was a big hit for Judge, who came into the game hitting just .
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Smith got the big hit in the fourth, a three-run homer to right.
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When Coca-Cola first came to China in 1927, it was a big hit.
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If you perfect your delivery, it's a book that will be a big hit.
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He always seemed to have the big hit against the New York teams, anyway.
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They're doing everything they could to get the big hit, the big fly ball.
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So if that doesn't happen, I think he's going to be a big hit.
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"Financially, I mean, I'm definitely going to get a really big hit," she said.
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Duvall replaced Culberson and finished the at-bat, striking out before Acuna's big hit.
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Duvall replaced Culberson and finished the at-bat, striking out before Acuna's big hit.
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Big Hit Entertainment said it had expected 200,000 people to attend the cancelled shows.
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The thrones and crowns and chandeliers along a mirrored hall were another big hit.
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"Everyone has taken a big hit -- faculty and students across the university," Gross said.
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Maile got a big hit; you don't get many balls by Machado down there.
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German life insurers would also face a big hit, rating agency Fitch has said.
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The Galaxy Note 10 was a big hit when it launched over the summer.
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But its upstart label Big Hit Entertainment had to do something different to break through.
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Wearing their hearts on their social From the start, Big Hit Entertainment faced a challenge.
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The group has even publicly pledged their commitment to their management company, Big Hit Entertainment.
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It took a big hit in the first year to kind of learn some lessons.
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Think about it, could a flip phone running Android be a big hit in 2016?
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But none of this was done at the behest of BTS' management, Big Hit Entertainment.
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Just days after its shares dropped a whopping 18%, Fitbit just took another big hit.
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James Corden's parents were a big hit with celebrities before they headed into the show.
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And to me, that would be a big hit against New York, against my constituents.
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But a big hit, especially as a Limited Edition hardcover, can crack Amazon's top 25.
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Semiconductors took a big hit in May when the U.S.-China trade war heated up.
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The big hit was Justin Bour's two-run single that snapped a 1-1 tie.
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It's been a big hit, and golf course owner Mike Williams thinks he knows why.
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Bralettes, a lightweight take on the traditional bra, have been a big hit for retailers.
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They debuted in 2013 and are signed to South Korean entertainment company Big Hit Entertainment.
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Arrival is already a big hit, and Amy Adams is already promoting this more than
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We're getting guys on, we're just not getting that big hit to push runs across.
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Japanese policymakers were caught off guard by the unexpectedly big hit from softening Chinese demand.
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We got some good innings out of the bullpen and then got the big hit.
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The creative community in Eugene, OR took a big hit during the recession in 2008.
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That ended up being used in pork and beans -- apparently it was a big hit.
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The Echo has been a big hit, leading hardware sales for the e-commerce company.
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When you get a spot start like today, provide a big hit or some pop.
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A new React cushioning technology in its sneakers has been one big hit, for example.
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The group's growing international recognition has also led to bigger things for Big Hit Entertainment.
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The newborn was clearly a big hit, and it looked like he enjoyed himself, too.
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Mostly recently, Aamir Khan starrer Satyamev Jayate show was a big hit for the network.
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Obama himself, who'd been a big hit at the 2007 Yearly Kos, never came back.
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Big hit shows, like "House of Cards" and "Stranger Things," helped Netflix attract new subscribers.
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Big Hit Entertainment said new dates were not set but all reserved tickets remain valid.
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New dates have yet to be set, the Big Hit Entertainment said in a statement.
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"Most obviously, Fassbinder's 'Berlin Alexanderplatz,' which was a big hit in the 1970s," he said.
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He underperformed on Super Tuesday, seemingly taking a big hit as Biden's campaign gained steam.
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" Then, the President added: "And it turned out to be a very big hit, obviously.
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We had a lot of baserunners, but we couldn't come up with the big hit.
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Bob Derrington explained why the new product could be a big hit for the chain.
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Apple thinks the new iPhones it rolls out this fall will be a big hit.
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They never had that one big hit record, but they just kept cranking them out.
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On the other hand, the Oscars have traditionally had an ace in the hole when ratings start to slump: When they nominate big, hit movies, and those big, hit movies have a good chance at winning the biggest prize of the night, viewership goes up.
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Calhoun, though, came up with a big hit in the ninth inning as a pinch hitter.
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I have feeling that maybe Harley, I think they&aposre going to take a big hit.
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Around the same time, the MS-DOS operating system was making computer gaming a big hit.
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In the 1860s, dolls based on the famous French painter Rosa Bonheur were a big hit.
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" Disney: "I think that the streaming service is going to be a big hit because expectations.
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One company that made a big hit on the M&A market in Q4 was Musical.
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We recently acquired a yellow balloon from a neighbor's birthday party, which is a big hit.
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On the final play of the second quarter, Hornibrook took a big hit on a sack.
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It would also take a big hit on its pound hedges if the takeover fell through.
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Competition, for example, took a big hit last year — when President Obama was still in charge.
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On the play to Wiggins, Williams got the ball off just before absorbing a big hit.
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Jacoby Ellsbury also delivered a big hit, a bases-loaded triple in the four-run fourth.
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H-E-B's brands, like Hill Country Fare, are a big hit with the chain's customers.
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"It was going to come down to getting a big hit," Mariners manager Scott Servais said.
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"We got a big hit when we needed it, but we still didn't score," Collins said.
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He tried selling it locally, but at $12 for 16 ounces, it wasn't a big hit.
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For that matter, most companies would consider selling 10 million iPads to be a big hit.
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Higher education took a big hit as well, falling behind by $15 billion after the recession.
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Everybody feeds off of it; we ride the momentum and have somebody deliver the big hit.
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The picture was a big hit, but my folks couldn't see it, and it was tough.
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Neil Jordan ("The Crying Game") created this tangled, glossy thriller — a big hit for Sky Atlantic.
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Georgia (5-1, 2-220 Southeastern Conference) suffered a big hit to its national championship hopes.
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She had her first big hit with the romantic ballad "The Chapel at Moonlight" in 1937.
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"He looks like he's ready to play and got a big hit," Collins said of Walker.
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If you miss multiple payments, then you could face a big hit to your credit score.
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Baby Yoda merchandise is this season&aposs big hit, even though it has yet to launch.
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It was a big hit, with 40 percent of the audience finding it through internet searches.
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As a consequence of that, he warned, its revenue and profits would take a big hit.
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Jimmy Garoppolo took a big hit early in the second quarter and gave up an interception.
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Ratings went up to about three million viewers per episode, a big hit by HGTV standards.
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The one we settled on ended up being around $9,000, a big hit to our savings.
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Read more:&aposJeopardy&apos tournament matching 3 stars a big hit for ABCThe highest-earning &aposJeopardy!
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It was a big hit, and it put the Mets in position to take the lead.
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Within just hours of its Netflix release, Marriage Story is already a big hit with viewers.
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Their ballpark locomotive, which clangs merrily above left field after every big hit, has been rolling.
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They didn't know what to make of the movie, but obviously it was a big hit.
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And Barclays says that the company's battery scandal could have a big hit on iPhone sales.
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So I asked him whether this game was finally the big hit he had been hoping for.
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The star's club has been a big hit in Athens, with people leaving rave reviews on TripAdvisor .
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The candy wall is always a big hit, no matter who walks in the door, he said.
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When you add the additional costs of high transaction fees and taxes, that is a big hit.
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We're told Bruce's performance was a big hit ... the crowd started chanting "Bruno," his musical alter ego.
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With true crime movies and series on the rise, Wormwood has the makings of a big hit.
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It's not surprising that during the campaign last year, Trump's "America First" agenda was a big hit.
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But his returns were low, and he took a big hit in the market crash of 1929.
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In December, the investors voluntarily withdrew the case, but Burford's share value had taken a big hit.
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Merlin predicts that The Legend of Tarzan will be a big hit with Logan fans for example.
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"We had opportunities to break that thing open, but we couldn't get that big hit," Snitker said.
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Gary was flying back from The Last Jedi panel in Orlando, where he was a big hit.
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Apple also took a big hit as it relies on a large portion of sales from China.
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"I thought the real big hit was the hit that Hicksy got with two outs," Girardi said.
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Slain rapper Tupac has done some concerts this way, and it's been a big hit with fans.
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"Clevinger was keeping us off balance, but Chirinos was able to get the big hit," Banister said.
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"She was a big hit and was asked to spend additional days at the Capitol," Ricci says.
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Kim Nam-joon, is performing solo before you shove a Big Hit Entertainment contract under his nose.
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On the ground, edible marijuana was a big hit, as is normally the case on 4/20.
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The company also claims that the game, which first launched in March, has been a big hit.
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E. has been in business for 124 years, and we've never been a big hit with socialists.
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If you want sumptuous misery, 2003's "Nip/Tuck," Ryan Murphy's first big hit, is your ticket.
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There wasn't necessarily a reason to think "The Lion King" would be a big hit right away.
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Amazon just made a bet on the retail pharmacy business and Walgreens stock took a big hit.
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Sure, they have a big hit with "Avengers" this week, the thinking goes, but will that last?
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So Amazon and Microsoft can offer better deals to customers without suffering a big hit to margins.
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Others organically become a big hit after a graphic designer or two decides to have a laugh.
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Apple's business in China took a big hit in February according to Chinese government stats, Reuters reports.
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The stock on Monday, however, took a big hit during the session as investors rotated their investments.
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What Big Hit Entertainment did, however, was to systematize these elements in BTS, and market them hard.
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Ms. Nickles said it's been a big hit with local families, who sometimes stop to snap photos.
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The Carpetbagger "Black Panther" has brought him Oscar buzz and "Creed II" could be another big hit.
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As it happens, the movie appears to be a big hit and is receiving favorable audience scores.
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Although they're typically not legally binding, the ceremonies have become a big hit with adventure-seeking couples.
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The stipulations mean the Los Angeles Dodgers could suffer a big hit if the season never happens.
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In particular, HIGH INCOME crossing ROUGH IDEA and LONG HISTORY crossing BIG HIT stood out to me.
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"Zunino gets the big hit to get us back into the game," Seattle manager Scott Servais said.
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Featuring the Bollywood star Aamir Khan, "Dangal" was India's first big hit at the Chinese box office.
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For those working hourly wages, loss of a few days of work can be a big hit.
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HKEX CEO SAYS HE THINKS LOCAL LISTED COMPANIES WILL TAKE A VERY BIG HIT IN HONG KONG
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Avocado toast is a big hit with Americans, who apparently spend nearly $900,000 a month on it.
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Before Chapman's big hit, the Angels' bullpen escaped A's scoring threats in the seventh and eighth innings.
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Coach Webber has said they cannot pinpoint a clear big hit or collision that explains Dylan's death.
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Both Suedzucker and Nordzucker also saw a big hit to their results in the past financial year.
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He listed a handful of products that might become the company's next big hit: Shopping on Instagram.
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Stocks took a big hit when Trump announced a 5% tariff on all Mexican imports from June 10.
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The new full-screen design with Face ID has been a big hit with reviewers, notch and all.
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Is there a temptation, when you've just made such a big hit, to try and replicate the formula?
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"We've played hard all series, got the big hit to put us up," Toronto manager John Gibbons said.
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With the further delay, analysts warned of a big hit not just to the Chinese economy, but globally.
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So even if the market takes a big hit, I have 30 years for it to bounce back.
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Nevertheless, Roseanne has been a big hit for ABC, with the premiere drawing more than 18 million viewers.
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On the other hand, discoverability took a big hit, though Valve has tried to improve in this area.
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Robbie's Harley Quinn character from Suicide Squad was a big hit for Halloween even with her own friends.
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With a potential new big hit on Niantic's hands, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is a game to watch.
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There was little doubt that combining superheroes and anthropomorphic toy trains would be a big hit with kids.
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Republican lawmakers from Western and Midwestern states have voiced worries about a big hit to U.S. farming exporters.
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Delaware is about to gamble that sports betting will be a big hit in the diminutive state. Gov.
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Their first song, "Candy Girl," was a big hit, but it didn't come with a big pay day.
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London, where a majority of voters favored staying in the EU, looks set to take a big hit.
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"We put together some good at-bats at times, we just can't get the big hit," Matheny said.
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Easterbrook's introduction of all-day breakfast in October 23 was a big hit and has helped lift sales.
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Higher sales of new prescription drugs and other medicines nearly offset a big hit from the strong dollar.
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N.B.A. Roundup The Indiana Pacers' playoff hopes took a big hit with a loss to the lowly Nets.
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It was just like a good medicine, so I don't care that it wasn't such a big hit.
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Tillman found himself in trouble just once, and the Royals could not come up with the big hit.
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It seems like every single night he's in the right position to come up with a big hit.
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But "essentially the Saudis are taking the big hit," said Bhushan Bahree, an executive director at IHS Markit.
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"I've been telling my staff for three weeks, guys, get ready for a big hit," Tom Colicchio said.
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Instagram is making a change to user profiles that should be a big hit with brands and celebrities.
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It argued that Twitter would take a big hit in market value if Mr. Trump were not tweeting.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Qantas, Air France and KLM are taking a big hit from the novel coronavirus.
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But steel customers have reported a big hit from higher commodity prices in the wake of the tariffs.
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On top of that, Apple's wearables products — Apple Watch and AirPods — were also a big hit last quarter.
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The landscaping took a big hit, but the staff told me, there was no damage to the interior.
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Flames forward Andrew Mangiapane left the game in the second period after absorbing a big hit from Dunn.
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Here are some of the newest toys that could be a big hit with kids this holiday season.
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Vance McAllister (R-La.) was a big hit in 85033 when he brought "Duck Dynasty" star Willie Robertson.
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Airlines, which took a big hit after halting their services in China, fell again after rebounding this month.
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Oh, because people think it's like gambling, they think they're gonna miss the big hit, if they ... right?
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Franco then delivered the big hit with a two-run homer to give Philadelphia a 6-5 advantage.
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Dickerson had the big hit of the inning, a single that produced his second RBI of the night.
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Where technology and economics collide The Echo, Amazon's voice-controlled speaker, was a big hit this holiday season.
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LF Matt Holliday had the big hit for the Cardinals Wednesday night against the Rockies, which was no surprise.
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As far as the cancellation of his Los Angeles show on Sunday night, West likely took a big hit.
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Wall Street told investors YouTube TV will be a big hit due to Alphabet's dominant position in online video.
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However, they are allowed to participate in chants signed off by Big Hit at prearranged times during the show.
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As for the rest of your house, cool and neutral wall colors are a big hit with buyers overall.
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It's great to get that big hit, but it starts with the pitcher, and that's what Bum gave us.
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"Big hit for us," assured A's catcher Stephen Vogt, who drove in three of the team's four runs Sunday.
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Stocks also took a big hit on Friday after China struck back by slapping retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods.
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"Will it take a big hit to the economy to finally break the back of inflation?" asks Mr Ramos.
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The Apple Watch, the first major new product launched under the Cook era, has quietly become a big hit.
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"He took a big hit and he's an important piece for us," coach Barry Trotz told Monumental Sports Network.
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Santana had the big hit of the inning, a two-run double off A's starter Brett Anderson (9-6).
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That's right, you just woke up in 2012 and now you have a Big Hit employee ID badge. HOT.
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The numbers in Thursday's budget could differ from those early drafts but some agencies would take a big hit.
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August 1st The second big hit from our data team explored the perennial issue of women, work and pay.
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We got some guys on base early — a lot of the innings — and we couldn't get that big hit.
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Fnatic's legacy may take a big hit this weekend, as H2K seems in better shape to take the win.
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All you need to know about Trump's Monday morning tweet is that it was a big hit in Russia.
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The sheet music for Sousa's first big hit, a march called "The Gladiator," sold more than a million copies.
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Then the ocean floor takes a big hit hundreds of feet down and you're out here, in the blue.
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In comparison, BTS' management agency, Big Hit Entertainment, is a smaller outfit founded by the producer Bang Si-hyuk.
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The routine seemed like a big hit with her coworkers, and at the time, she thought everyone was amused.
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The beans were such a big hit with my family that I may even try again with the celery.
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The President and his agenda are a big hit with about half the population, mostly the rural, conservative segments.
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"The difference is they got the big hit when they needed and we didn't," said Dodgers manager Dave Roberts.
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The whole sit-down was a big hit with attendees and worth watching if you have time this weekend.
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Manufacturing, construction and other sectors heavily reliant on trade are seen taking a big hit from the tariff wars.
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Shots of the spectacular conjunction were a big hit on social media, with excited users posting some astonishing photos.
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"I mean, we all want him to come through and always get a big hit," Boone said of Stanton.
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It was a big hit, obviously, with Sheryl about the death of Dave, who was a friend of mine.
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"The notions of international order and international law are going to take a big hit here," Mr. Ibish said.
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Football players press their chests against one another after a big hit, and coaches fling expletives (and sometimes projectiles).
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The film is already another big hit for Disney, which is having an unprecedented year at the box office.
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McDonald's new burger line and drink promotions are a big hit with consumers, according to one Wall Street firm.
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The paving no longer exists but, at the time its black and white zigzag motif was a big hit.
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As soon as our current bull market takes a nosedive, bitcoin and ether speculators could take a big hit.
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Risk assets took a big hit in 2018, with the stock market suffering the worst December since the Great Depression.
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The glycolic-acid and rosewater formula was a big hit with McIntyre, who is a self-described peel-a-phobe.
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I am not going to endorse it because I've got to find out why it took such a big hit.
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His first home run this season and first career grand slam was "a big hit in that situation," Wilson said.
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I am not going to endorse it because I've got to find out why it took such a big hit.
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"Big hit for United Internet and 1&1 Drillisch, crucial stage win for Telefonica Deutschland," a Frankfurt-based trader said.
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And people started asking, Well, if you can have a big hit with the iPod, what else can you do?
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It is also has a higher concentration of financial companies, which took a big hit during the 2008 financial crisis.
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Their first big hit, "Love Stinks" came in 1980, and they finally scored a number one with "Centerfold" in 1981.
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His first big hit, cut in 1949 after Dave Bartholemew, a talent scout, had discovered him, was "The Fat Man".
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Although trends have improved from a dismal first quarter, not everyone is convinced the season will be a big hit.
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But these services haven't been a big hit with consumers, and the process of expanding them nationwide has been grueling.
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Its big hit single should have come out two weeks before release, rather than seven months before, to maximise momentum.
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It's always those small details that we miss during a runway show that often end up being a big hit.
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Shares of gun manufacturers took a big hit Wednesday morning, after news that Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election.
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Night Sight was a big hit with Mashable, and we wanted Apple to take a similar approach with iPhone cameras.
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Theo, however, secretly takes the initial $103,000 check, ostensibly the first of many checks (Hill House is a big hit).
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I believe there's still a time and a place to send a message over a big hit, clean or not.
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I expect that trend to continue and the active users numbers to take a big hit between now and January.
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The relationship took a big hit with India's sudden introduction of new e-commerce rules for foreign investors in February.
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It has released mobile titles with DeNA Co Ltd and CyberAgent Inc but has yet to score a big hit.
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One of the most popular drone manufacturers in the world, DJI had a big hit with last year's Phantom 3.
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It's just a matter of coming up with the big hit or big play or big pitch, whatever it is.
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It's no secret that ice cream in the summer is going to be a big hit each and every time.
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The company's Chromecast streaming device is a big hit, with around just as many users as Amazon's media player options.
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It was the latest big hit by a pitcher in this series, though the first by one of the Giants.
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Brand: ProgressiveYear introduced: 2008Insurance company Progressive didn't plan for Flo, the imaginary insurance salesperson, to be such a big hit.
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The big hit took the football world by storm, with even the biggest names in the NFL are weighing in.
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With constant news about data breaches, the public's trust in big tech has taken a big hit this past year.
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After the loss, many players talked about searching for the one big hit, as if it were a buried treasure.
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A show like Cheers was not a big hit for its first two years, but younger people were watching it.
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The film was a big hit in New Zealand last year and is now available to global audiences on Netflix.
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INF/OF Jose Ramirez s two-out game-winning single was another big hit for the Indians versatile switch-hitter.
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" If that happens, Langone said in a "Squawk Box" interview, "the stock market is going to take a big hit.
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Epstein said the circuit took a big hit financially, ironically because it had not rained enough when it really mattered.
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I remember the stories of this new quarterback with a rifle arm who was a big hit with the ladies.
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The humble handshake has taken a big hit to its reputation as the novel coronavirus has spread around the world.
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"Domestic demand has taken a big hit as consumers are staying home and likely delaying non-essential purchases," they added.
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If your partner is obsessed with film, this gift is sure to be a big hit at the box office.
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If your partner is obsessed with film, this gift is sure to be a big hit at the box office.
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"And with me not being able to show off my products on Instagram, it took a big hit," he explained.
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Among indies, "The Big Sick," an unconventional romantic comedy, was a big hit, with about $40 million in ticket sales.
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Pre-orders for "Map of the Soul: Persona," have surpassed 27 million copies, Big Hit, their management company, told CNN.
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In a culture where an increasing number of workers are frustrated by hierarchical bureaucracy, the novel was a big hit.
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The Royals had baserunners against him in five of his six innings but couldn't come up with a big hit.
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The industry is clearing taking note of where to invest their time, money, and eyeballs, for the next big hit.
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NPD said makers of athletic wear popular with Hispanics, including Nike, Skechers USA, and Vans, would take a big hit.
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L, M, N, NO There's a new take on the classic alphabet song that's not exactly a big hit online.
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There are lots of technology companies that have one big hit and then stop growing once that initial product matures.
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"BTS World" was created by South Korean game developer Netmarble, the second-largest shareholder of BTS' management company Big Hit Entertainment.
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This year, Samsung's reputation and profit took a big hit after multiple reports of its latest smartphone model's faulty batteries exploding.
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Fischer agreed that titles available on the Switch, along with the console's functionality, could make it a big hit among gamers.
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The theme park operator's report missed earnings and sales estimates, taking "a big hit" due to bad weathe, Reid-Anderson admitted.
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I'd just like, you know, a big hit, so I could say, you know, take my boys to it, 'There's dad.
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The market has been on a wild ride since then and cloud stocks have taken a big hit, warranted or not.
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The big hit carried special meaning for Pittsburgh's star outfielder, who has struggled in previous years on baseball's Jackie Robinson Day.
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While the dress seemed to be a big hit with most, some were not as complimentary of the buttery yellow frock.
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Colorado trailed 1-93 but tied it in the third when defenseman Nikita Zadorov created a turnover with a big hit.
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But overall the extra day off was a big hit, with 92.1 percent of employees saying they liked the shorter week.
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But then the Baz Luhrmann version came out and was such a big hit, suddenly we started getting into more theaters.
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Without the connections and financial backing of the major labels, BTS' agency Big Hit Entertainment had to rely on social media.
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If you're spending a lot of time using the watch to stream music, the battery's going to take a big hit.
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Zoo (CBS) Okay so Zoo isn't really a big hit, but it's one of broadcast's few high-profile scripted summer shows.
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The result is arguably the best game in the series to date, one that's shaping up to be a big hit.
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QUESTIONS SURROUNDING THE COMPANY'S PRICING STRATEGY AND TIES TO SPECIALTY PHARMACY PHILIDOR, AMONG THE REASONS THE STOCK TOOK A BIG HIT.
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That's a big hit, but represents less than one percent of total wages in the country, according to the BLS data.
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As Amazon's market power has sunk big box stores left and right, Walmart seemed next in line for a big hit.
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" Edy Modica's PISS station was a big hit—dressed as an old perverted salesman, she gave out samples of her "urine.
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As you can imagine, Brian's rager was a big hit ... and we're told everyone was clamoring to buy him a round.
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There were a couple that had a chance to be a big hit for us and swing the field for us.
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"We were high school sweethearts, so it's cool having something so personal — our love story — be my big hit," Scott admits.
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While financials took a big hit on Tuesday, their run isn't necessarily over, according to Jeffery Harte, principal at Sandler O'Neill.
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Tim Beckham had the big hit for the Rays, a three-run home run off Orioles starter Wade Miley (143-9).
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Someone plugged the jukebox back in and blew a quarter on "Eat It," which was still a big hit in Monroe.
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Its economy has taken a big hit from a slump in commodities prices since 2014, however, and from the Ebola epidemic.
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Either way, the iPhone X is all but guaranteed to be a big hit from the moment it's available on Nov.
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One bond taking a big hit was the HSBC 6.875% perpetual US404280BC2=TE, down 4 points in price at 97.5/99.
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The big hit -- at least $5,000 per month in spousal support until Linda remarries ... or one of them kicks the bucket.
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After Cameron Maybin entered as a pinch runner for Gattis, George Springer drew a walk off Kimbrel before Reddick's big hit.
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"Customers love the fact that you provide them $20 for 20 GB. So that's really, definitely a big hit," said Gupta.
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They had two runners on base in the first and the sixth innings, but couldn't come through with the big hit.
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Mr. DeVaul hopes that if X can deliver a big hit, it will encourage other companies to copy the entire concept.
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" Walker added that, over the last several games, players "aren't putting that extra pressure on themselves to get the big hit.
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That mini-retro console was a big hit despite only coming with 30 games and having wired controllers with short cables.
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And if Mario Kart VR proves a big hit in Japan, maybe virtual reality will be right for Nintendo, after all.
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Quantum Break developer Remedy became known for this kind of spectacle back in 2001 with its first big hit Max Payne.
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A positive blood test really shouldn't change your decision on the fact that they look like they took a big hit.
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"We had him on the ropes a couple times, and the big hit just escaped us," Nationals Manager Dusty Baker said.
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With the loss of Adam Thielen, Cousins chances of putting up the numbers necessary to win MVP take a big hit.
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Toplines and profits at oilfield services companies have taken a big hit over the past year as oil slumped 35 percent.
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A trade to a new team, getting a big hit or becoming an All-Star can change everything about your identity.
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The contrast of Calderwood's striking ability and her softly spoken Scottish lilt was a big hit with fans of the show.
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Generally, big hit shows get almost everything they need, and what Game of Thrones needs is lots and lots of money.
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That would be a particularly big hit to Medicare, which would face a $25 billion cut for the current fiscal year.
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Traditional consumer desktop PCs have taken a big hit, with most consumers who opt for a new PC choosing a notebook.
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Franklin's Young, Gifted, and Black, her last big hit album of the '70s, is her at arguably her most self-possessed.
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Blues forward Oskar Sundqvist exited during the third period after taking a big hit along the end boards from David Backes.
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Durian, which is banned in many public places in Asia due to its rank smell, is a big hit in China.
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He took a big hit on his final play of the day, a 51-yard touchdown pass to Henry Ruggs III.
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The movie, meanwhile, has been a big hit, earning $180 million in ticket sales at North American theaters over the weekend.
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The store also introduced the "Halloween is cool" graphic tee, which Brown predicts to be a big hit this spooky season.
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Wentz left after taking a big hit on a third-quarter touchdown run that was called back because of a penalty.
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"Chic luggage is always a big hit, as most people don't make the investment in good, quality travel pieces," Brown added.
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Ellison lost the ball on a big hit after crossing the goal line but held on long enough for the touchdown.
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When he dives, he does so at an angle, beneath the tackler's pads, so a potential big hit grazes him instead.
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"The Greatest Showman," starring Hugh Jackman, for example, had no big hit songs but became the top-selling album of 2018.
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The production company then makes money through licensing deals, syndication and other opportunities, especially if the show is a big hit.
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His other big hit was the soaring "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," which appeared in 2202, just as the Depression was ending.
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Both BTS and Big Hit Entertainment company's CEO, Bang Shi-Hyuk, have made it clear that the work is their priority.
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But "we are about to take a big hit in the Midwest," a top GOP strategist lamented in a weekend email.
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But according to Daniel, Amazon didn&apost quite expect for smart home controls to be such a big hit with customers.
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They did very well and, of course, the next album that came out was a big hit and all that stuff.
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When we finished the record and handed it over to Atlantic, we realized two things: One, that it was probably going to be a big hit, and secondly, if it was a big hit we were going to have to go out on the road — and who the f— was going to play all that s—?
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Giant technology companies, from Google to Samsung to Sony, are hoping that it will be the next big hit in consumer computing.
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Its shares are down 28% in the past year, and Chipotle has already admitted that its sales have taken a big hit.
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Ebitda is also taking a big hit: with Twitter estimating between $145 and $5303 for Q2, while analysts had expected $173 million.
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Her first big hit "Love to Love You Baby," full of 22 simulated orgasms according to Time, is probably her best known.
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"A big hit today has 4 billion micro-transactions," Willard Ahdritz, the founder and CEO of Kobalt told me earlier this year.
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The Breaking In star's costume was a big hit with other famous friends, as documented by the Comments by Celebs Instagram account.
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Big Hit Entertainment, BTS's management company, announced that their forthcoming album, Map of the Soul: Persona, will be released on April 12.
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Heading into Week 16, Thielen was a question mark because he'd suffered a neck injury on a big hit against the Colts.
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A new photo of 2-month-old Prince Gabriel shows why Sweden's littlest royal is such a big hit with his subjects.
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Lyst says the denim panties from French brand Y/Project's spring 2019 runway show will be a big hit at music festivals.
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Here's a look at five companies and product categories that could take a big hit from the coronavirus outbreak, according to analysts.
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Another negative was a big hit to German industrial production, which can only get worse as China's economy reacts to the virus.
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And if enough players embrace the free-to-play structure, the formerly niche strategy series could turn into Nintendo's next big hit.
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His last big hit was Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey's romantic comedy, "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" in 2003.
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Everybody wants a big hit and certainly that's the show of the moment in terms of being a model for a hit.
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But they failed with Mike Pompeo, and that was a big, big hit because they thought they could stop him and embarrass.
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The look was a big hit on Twitter with users sounding off about how much this act of representation for Eritrean meant.
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Pre-orders for "Map of the Soul: Persona" have already surpassed 3 million copies, their management company Big Hit Entertainment told CNN.
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And this is likely just the beginning — Big Hit Entertainment, the band's label, extended BTS' contract for another seven years, through 2026.
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Line Music, the company's music streaming service, has been a big hit in Japan with more than 11 million monthy active users.
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"When I started writing it, I knew this song could be a big hit," he says of his adrenaline-packed new single.
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"It's not business as usual, I recognize that this is a big hit, and I'm working to remediate it," Rosselló said Tuesday.
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The impressive growth trajectory of one of the company's Mexican beer brands, Pacifico, could make it Constellation's next big hit, Sands said.
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Alexei Amarista, the 5-foot-6 second baseman who was activated from the disabled list Wednesday, came up with a big hit.
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TV continue to make new shows every year, and their best defense is always that the show turning into a big hit.
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The gaming room was perhaps the most impressive part of the store and likely to be a big hit with avid gamers.
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Tropeano walked Carlos Correa and Josh Reddick, and hit Yuli Gurriel with a pitch to set the table for Bregman's big hit.
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When the dot-com bubble burst, those portfolios took a big hit, because their holdings weren't balanced out by less volatile fare.
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It has tried to offset the decline by admitting girls, but the membership rolls will take a big hit as of Jan.
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The book it's all based on was a big hit, so expect to hear more about this one in the coming months.
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Hurricane Harvey delivered a big hit to the nation's oil industry and the effects could last long after its flood waters recede.
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For those who live in states with high income taxes, including California, Maryland, New Jersey and New York, that's a big hit.
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The seven members will take their first extended vacation since the band's debut in 2013, managers Big Hit Entertainment said on Sunday.
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Minshew fell backward several yards and his helmet popped off as Young ran into the end zone to celebrate the big hit.
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"Jesus Freak," for example, was a big hit in 1995 for a singing-and-rapping trio called DC Talk, whom DeGarmo discovered.
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But the big hit — the next Google or Facebook or even Salesforce, a powerhouse in online services for business — has proved elusive.
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Their other big hit, "The Beat Goes On," is nearly as iconic, but Cher's solo career soon outshone her recordings with Sonny.
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It was just one right after the other, whether it's a hit batsman, whether it's walks or whether it's a big hit.
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Intel's stock has taken a big hit since the announcement, in spite of the fact these issues affect almost all modern chips.
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The feel-good vibes take a big hit when social media catches fire with Rob's announcement of his engagement to Blac Chyna.
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"We got into situations where we were putting the pressure on and needed the big hit," St. Louis manager Mike Matheny said.
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Mariah tried to pivot into her big hit, but she wasn't prepared to sing it ... it seems it wasn't on the playlist.
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Where would New Jersey be if drug makers took a big hit, or Minnesota if device makers vastly shrank their work force?
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Their free or low-cost accounts are a major draw to users, but they're also a big hit to neobank balance sheets.
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In 224, it was still common to hear announcers laughingly enthusing over a player "getting his bell rung" from a big hit.
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And the smartphone industry, which is hugely dependent on China for both manufacturing and sales, is likely to take a big hit.
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At the height of the U.S.-China trade war last year, Caterpillar took a big hit from higher material costs including tariffs.
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This deduction was previously uncapped, so the limit is a big hit to people who pay a lot of local taxes.1303.
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Come April, Brooklyn's trendy Williamsburg area is scheduled to take a big hit – and its residents are already bracing for the blow.
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With companies laying off workers and supply chains from the car industry to smartphones disrupted, China's economy is taking a big hit.
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He fed the puck from his own blue line to the other blue line despite taking a big hit from Robby Fabbri.
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She's gotten told before by colleagues that they weren't appropriate for the office, but she knew they'd be a big hit at CatCon.
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The FBI's reputation has taken a big hit because the president of the United States with his acolytes has lied about it constantly.
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Luckily, it turned out to be a big hit and Grant says he is now proud he was able to pull it off.
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Another big hit is Volley's "Yes Sire," a choose-your-own-adventure style storytelling game that's also at the top of Alexa's charts.
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We had a little opening and Seager had a big at-bat against Rodriguez and then the big hit by the rookie Gamel.
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The Tonga Room is also a big hit with visitors and almost worth staying there just for the ability to reserve a table.
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Joseph Lake: The big hit will be to the UK economy, but we don't think the biggest hit will happen until next year.
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Because Big Hit weren't one of the top three K-pop labels, they were seen as an underdog and relied on social media.
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"A big hit or miss out of those other three I think will [move the market]," added Cornerstone Macro's head of technical analysis.
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As Apple celebrates 10 years since the introduction of the iPhone, investors and consumers alike are impatiently waiting for Apple's next big hit.
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NETFLIX scored a big hit with the first two seasons of "Narcos", its slick dramatisation of the rise and fall of Pablo Escobar.
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Luckily, it turned out to be a big hit and Grant revealed he is now proud he was able to pull it off.
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The loss of the arch could mean a big hit to Malta's tourism industry but it didn't come as a surprise to authorities.
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Top-line winger Bryan Rust left after he took a big hit from Senators defenseman Dion Phaneuf and fell backward onto the ice.
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In fact, Trainor the artist said that years ago, before the singer's big hit, the other Meghan tried to buy her domain, meghantrainor.com.
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"We definitely had some opportunities there in the game, we just weren't able to get the big hit like we needed," McCutchen said.
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Make no mistake, Netflix's next big hit is Okja, the story of a genetically-modified super pig and the girl who loves her.
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Martinez hit a solo homer earlier in the game, but his big hit came off Mike Wright Jr. (3-1) in the eighth.
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Sullivan had such an impact on culture that Mason's career took a big hit, and it took many years before it fully recovered.
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It was unclear when Gronkowski sustained the injury but he missed five plays after taking a big hit from Seattle safety Earl Thomas.
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"That was a big hit - probably one of the hardest I've got hit in my career, for sure," Gronkowski told reporters on Sunday.
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Even a big hit in the next couple years will look like a blip on the radar a decade or two from now.
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And we don't yet know whether the Wideman case will establish a precedent for players who lash out after taking a big hit.
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"I've always wanted that big hit; that big viral video and it took six years and the Internet liked this one," he says.
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Another South Korean carrier, Hyundai Merchant Marine, was bailed out earlier this year, with creditors, including the Korean taxpayer, taking a big hit.
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A big hit came from a write-downs of Applebee's goodwill, however revenue for the year declined roughly $30 million compared with 2016.
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The Yankees broke a 1-1 tie in the fourth on a big hit by Gregorius off Price, who struggled putting away hitters.
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Jefferies reiterated its buy rating for the sports apparel company's shares, predicting Under Armour's latest Stephen Curry product will be a big hit.
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Dazed leaders are trying to convince stakeholders that a big hit is not a knockout blow — and may in fact be an opportunity.
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Piscotty had the big hit of the third inning, a three-run homer four batters after a two-run double by Matt Chapman.
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Royals top Tigers for 245th straight win DETROIT — The Kansas City Royals didn't need another big hit to keep their winning streak going.
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"Javy with the big, big hit— the three-run homer to help us out — gave me a little breathing room there," Hammel said.
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But even now, Netflix is spending an estimated $15 billion on original content this year alone, in search of the next big hit.
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Country and golf clubs also took a big hit, declining 6 percentage points between when he announced his candidacy and the tape's release.
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But the industry there took a big hit after the high-profile, massive 1969 oil spill off the coast of Santa Barbara, Calif.
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China's economy is taking a big hit as exports slow, factory activity drops off, and consumers' demand for the latest tech gadgets evaporates.
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The company's shares have taken a big hit this summer as it struggles to navigate an intense price war with other food retailers.
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The media group also said supply chains took a big hit, adding that average delivery times for goods increased at a record pace.
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"Everybody calls us the Baby Bombers, so I feel like someone will hit a home run or get a big hit," Voit said.
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He worked as an arranger and producer with the studio JYP until 2005, when he left to form his own Big Hit Entertainment.
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A government report in November raised the prospect that a warmer planet could mean a big hit to G.D.P. in the coming decades.
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Desiigner was a nobody 6 months ago ... but all it took was one big hit and now he's the king of Bev Hills.
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But that sweet arrangement is ending in 2017, which will mean a big hit to Yahoo's results since the fees are pure profit.
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So all the restaurants, all the bars, all of the spaces, the whole brand activations are taking a big hit from the closure.
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It's been a big hit for years ... with memorable moments like Marshawn Lynch ridin' camels and ice swimming in Finland with DeAngelo Williams.
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"On all the big hit records, Yvonne did the background vocals" in addition to acting as the group's business manager, Mr. Carpenter said.
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At the height of the U.S.-China trade war last year, Caterpillar's profits took a big hit from higher material costs, including tariffs.
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While BTS members were recruited through this system, their management label, Big Hit Entertainment, took a different approach, placing fewer restrictions on them.
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"This will definitely be a big hit to the U.S. wheat market," said Chandler Goule, CEO of the National Association of Wheat Growers.
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For BTS's South Korean record label, Big Hit Entertainment, the most remarkable measure is online engagement, which it seems to monitor very closely.
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With the market for artificial sweeteners in the billions, scientists around the world were playing with chemicals to find the next big hit.
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A bit of ambiguity over the final legal bill may be preferable to the certainty of a big hit to the balance sheet.
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The candles seem to be a big hit with fans, as the Etsy shop has 113 reviews, with an average five star rating.
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The event has been a big hit abroad, selling out in venues in Melbourne, Madrid, Vienna and London and attracting big-name sponsorships.
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The loss of Disney's library will be a big hit to Netflix given that it provides plenty of both new and nostalgic content.
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Because it&aposs doubled down on coworking, Novel could also see a big hit in a downturn — much bigger than the typical landlord.
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And we really won't know if Cybertruck's going to be a big hit or not until 2022, so it's a long way off.
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Shares of Netflix took a big hit during Thursday's trading session before recovering and closing down just 0.34 percent at $290.39 a share.
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PHILADELPHIA — Jean Segura had no problem with three water coolers' being dumped on his head after a big hit off his former teammate.
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It's interesting ... you may recall, Will did a parody of the music video last year, which became a pretty big hit as well.
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"Everybody wants a big hit and certainly that's the show of the moment in terms of being a model for a hit," he said.
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The pointed-toed slip-ons quickly turned into a big hit; within days, there was a whopping 25,000+ waiting list for the bloody things.
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"It's widely known that if a developer lands a big hit on mobile, the profitability is much higher than for other platforms," Toto says.
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As for why she believes it's been such a big hit in her neighborhood, Boll said it's because it attracts people of all ages.
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I remember going to see Lost Boys, which was a film Corey was in after Stand by Me. It was a big hit movie.
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I had no idea this series was successful enough to make a third entry, but apparently the second one was a big hit internationally.
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Twitter's sales team took a big hit in its earnings report and may cut up to 230% of its staff, or around 290 people.
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Sondors and Elio (and Arcimoto) are all putting bets on the three-wheeled design, which has not been a big hit in the past.
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But like Zynga or King, you can build a big business out of a big hit, but that strategy needs to be highly repeatable.
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Serving as Scott's big hit of the summer, "Butterfly Effect" combines a catchy beat with a fun chorus in order to create another success.
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And sure, that's impressive and all, but how do two married people write a big hit movie together without wanting to kill each other?
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Consumer stocks are taking a big hit lately because of fears the new tariffs against China will raise the costs of products for retailers.
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The oil and gas exploration ETF (XOP) took a big hit in particular, plunging 4% to its lowest level in more than three years.
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"Big Little Lies" was a big hit for HBO in Season 1, the kind of marquee franchise with which networks are reluctant to part.
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"Guys grind through at-bats, and Yadi gets a real big hit right there, and that's what it takes, that timely hitting," Matheny said.
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The MTV Awards were a big hit Sunday night with celebs who eyeballed it at The Forum ... to a person they had high praise.
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As Mashable's Kerry Flynn reported last year, the streams were a big hit for the platform, with the first attracting 2.1 million unique viewers.
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Wanted to run our bullpen through to give our guys a chance, but just couldn't get the big hit when we did have opportunities.
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Those states the Times identifies would take an especially big hit because they're heavily rural and already suffer from limited competition and high premiums.
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Some disruptive business ideas are ahead of their time, but with a little luck and perseverance, they can ignite and become a big hit.
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He argued it's worth risking a "very significant recession" and even a "big hit" to the stock market to address the escalating red ink.
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I think that was perhaps one of, you know, the big hit refresh moments when I look back for me personally, that has influenced.
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Those in the know seemed to know in advance that Beyond Burger—which retails at $5.99 for two patties—would be a big hit.
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Simon's first big hit was "Come Blow Your Horn" in 1961, followed by "Barefoot in the Park" in 1963, which was a seismic hit.
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"We needed a big hit to stay in the boat race because they kept adding on multiple-run innings," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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But it's mostly using the latitude extended by its network and studio (due to its status as a big hit show) in interesting ways.
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A movie that is a big hit will last only five or six weeks, so they stopped having a central place in the culture.
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Startups building tech like Creal may be particularly at risk to a global recession, when investment in frontier technologies typically takes a big hit.
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Feaster ran the ball for 4 yards and then Lawrence recovered nicely from the big hit with a 14-yard connection with Tee Higgins.
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Last year, as retaliation for Mr. Trump's tariffs, China stopped buying soybeans from American farmers, which resulted in a big hit to soybean exports.
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There are also plenty of levers to push and pull, attached rings to move, and an attached bowl that has been a big hit.
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While the iPad was a big hit that launched a successful product line, it wasn't Apple's first attempt at a handheld, touch-based computer.
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That's a big hit because the fossil fuel industry directly employs about 250,000 people in Colorado, and many of the jobs are high paying.
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Big Hit Entertainment said the more than 200,000 concertgoers who were expected to attend the four Seoul dates will be refunded for their tickets.
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Cutting back on big coupons, numerous podcasts it sponsors and other advertising would raise Blue Apron's margins, but growth would take a big hit.
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Florida's agriculture industry took a big hit from Hurricane Irma, with early estimates showing up to 220 percent of some major crops had losses.
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But Cupial took a big hit in the 2130 global financial crisis and in 22 sold the money-losing club to a local buyer.
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Before Mr. Foster became involved with his career, Mr. Orbison had released only two minor singles on Sun Records, neither one a big hit.
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"Far From Home," which cost $160 million to make, is also a big hit with critics, holding a 93% score on review site Rotten Tomatoes.
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It cost a hefty $185 million to produce, which means that it will need to be a big hit overseas if Legendary and Warner Bros.
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TD Ameritrade is the latest broker to report solid earnings and revenue, even though it is about to take a big hit from eliminating commissions.
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New York (CNN)"Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" is out and hopes are high that video game publisher Activision Blizzard has scored another big hit.
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The once hyped technology has taken a pretty big hit recently, and MakerBot, its self-stylized poster child, has absorbed a lot of that blow.
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The big hit for Chicago came when Jose Abreu lined a two-run homer off Mychal Givens in the eighth to make it 20-24.
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If New York Fashion Week didn't convince you that rapper Cardi B actually is goals, her latest collaboration is sure to be another big hit.
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Georgia could use a good performance as its NCAA tournament aspirations have taken a big hit with losses in three of its past four games.
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The band is the creation of Big Hit Entertainment, whose CEO Bang Si-Hyuk first met with RM after being impressed with his rapping ability.
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Labor unions took their first big hit in 1947 with the passing of the Taft-Hartley Act, which ushered in state "right to work" policies.
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Lee este articulo en español Caracas (CNN)Luis Fonsi, the singer behind the wildly popular song "Despacito," often applauds others who cover his big hit.
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"We had a couple of opportunities, and like a lot in this streak, we're missing the opportunities and not getting the big hit," Counsell said.
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Bank stocks — Bank stocks took a big hit after a key part of the yield curve inverted on Wednesday, sending bond market's biggest recession signal.
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Southwest Airlines on Thursday said it turned a small profit in the second quarter despite a big hit from the grounded Boeing 230 max plane.
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So, the company could expect to see another big hit to its unit sales should it hike prices even more to account for the tariffs.
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"For those that live in states with high state income taxes, that's a big hit, " said Jill Fopiano, CEO of O'Brien Wealth Partners in Boston.
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Myles Garrett's big hit on Mason Rudolph took the world of football by storm, and even the biggest names in the game are weighing in.
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It was a big hit during Black Friday in 2018 and we're willing to bet it's going to be a big deal for 2019 too.
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Nevertheless, the four-part series White Night of Sankt-Petersburg, which he made to toast the 300th anniversary of the city, was a big hit.
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Being unable to get the big hit plagued the Yankees all night as they fell 5 1/2 games back of the Boston Red Sox.
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Krug had registered a big hit on Shaw in a previous game and Shaw was apparently out for justice, and wasted little time pursuing it.
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Group's big hit was "Fight the Power" Public Enemy, formed in the 1980s, included members Flavor Flav, Chuck D, DJ Terminator X and Professor Griff.
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Staffed by former Atari employees and with a big hit on its hands, Worlds of Wonder tried to ride Teddy Ruxpin to the promised land.
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Councillor Gillian Troughton finished more than 2,000 votes behind Harrison despite having all the qualities and life experience to be a big hit with locals.
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The company's stock, which took a big hit when two major illness outbreaks were reported, has recovered to touch a new high under CEO Niccol.
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The company's stock, which took a big hit when two major illness outbreaks were reported, has recovered to touch a new high under CEO Niccol.
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Washington lost its leading scorer, Evgeny Kuznetsov, to an upper-body injury in the first period after a big hit from Vegas defenseman Brayden McNabb.
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But Breeze forced another fumble by Wisconsin's Danny Davis with a big hit, and Herbert took the next snap on his 30-yard TD run.
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My first try at this puzzle had ELUSIVE as a theme entry, since "Elusive Butterfly" was a pretty big hit by Bob Lind in 1966.
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The weak services sector data came as U.S. business took a big hit from the tit-for-tat tariffs in the U.S.-China trade war.
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New York (CNN Business)Eddie Murphy's return to "Saturday Night Live" was a big hit: SNL scored its top-rated show in nearly three years.
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The A's added four more in the eighth, with Lowrie providing the big hit, a two-run single that closed the gap to 10-9.
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"We had first and second with two outs a couple of innings and didn't come away with the big hit," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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One thing was fairly certain, however: as a member of the Big Hit Entertainment family, TXT's release would be a certiable bop with a message.
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It became a big hit, attracting tens of millions of users before the co-founders sold it to Facebook (FB) in 2012 for $1 billion.
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Quarterback Eric Dungey is "hopefully" playing Saturday, according to coach Dino Babers, after he took a big hit to the shoulder/head area last weekend.
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The U.S. economy is not expected to take a big hit, but the question for the stock market is how will corporate earnings be impacted.
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Mr. Silverstein, who died in 1999, wrote "Sylvia's Mother," a lament about a pay-phone call that in 1972 became the group's first big hit.
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The first international outlet from the L.A. beauty business, this subterranean spa in the heart of Soho is a big hit with British fashion editors.
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They can happen on a big hit, or during a fight, or just through the standard bumping and contact that mark a typical NHL shift.
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The chief executive of their record label, Bang Si-hyuk of Big Hit Entertainment, was also among the invitees, the band said in a statement.
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And even if it's nowhere near as big as it was in early 218, Empire is still a big hit at half the audience size.
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There, Springfield heard the Exciters' big hit "Tell Him" emanating from a music store, and was changed; she resolved to try her hand at pop.
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"Motivation," the first collaboration between Lil Wayne and Kelly Rowland since Destiny's Child's "Soldier," was a reasonably big hit and a critical success released in 2011.
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But San Francisco DJ and producer Cameron Paul created a remix of the track and its infectious backbeat, giving Salt-N-Pepa their first big hit.
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Lee had another big hit for the Mariners in the fourth, a two-run double that scored Gutierrez and Shawn O'Malley to make it 5-2.
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Even if he manages a big hit in the remainder of the World Series, it won't erase the memory of an awful year at the plate.
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With only two months into President Michel Temer's term, he's been a "big hit with investors," according to a Bloomberg news feature published in late July.
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And finally there's a big hit in waiting — Disney's Mary Poppins Returns, which opens over Christmas and looks likely to make a sizable amount of money.
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She also worked with producer Greg Kurstin (Adele, Sia, Kelly Clarkson) on the last one, which is what you do when you want a big hit.
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Big Hit have courted fans with their social media strategy and have simplified the process of becoming an official ARMY, but they don't mandate constant streaming.
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"I'm not a believer that the interest market -- that the real estate market is going to take a big hit," Trump said in the same interview.
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The power of the legislative branch may have taken a big hit Friday, but there is a silver lining for Congress — or at least House Democrats.
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CRAMER: IT'S VERY CLEAR YOU ARE NOT A FACE MAN, THIS IS NOT AN ENDORSEMENT, THIS IS ACTUAL INVOLVEMENT, SCOPELY A BIG HIT FOR YOU GUYS.
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Brexit supporters said the figures backed their argument that warnings of a big hit to the economy from a Leave vote were little more than scaremongering.
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But the conclusion of "Thrones" does offer the media industry a case study of what could happen when the next big hit comes to an end.
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The attempt to follow up a huge hit can paralyze musicians creatively, because they worry that they can never live up to their one big hit.
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"If that's the value of such debt and you add potential Basel regulations, they are looking at a big hit somewhere," the shipping finance source said.
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Curry shows them how to make three recipes—mango lemonade cocktails, guacamole, and a vegetable pasta—but the dip was a particularly big hit with Aniston.
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According to my friend in the car business, several years ago Mercedes found it had a big hit on its hand with its C-Class automobile.
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It was the second big hit of the series for Gregorius, who hit a grand slam to cap New York's six-run eighth inning on Tuesday.
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While that is quite a big hit, it is much less than some analysts' speculation of billions of dollars in charges if no buyers are found.
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Voting rights took a really big hit after the Shelby decision in 2013—the Justice Department lost a key tool to evaluate changes in local elections.
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"So I made a map that showed the movements of of these six packs, posted it on our Facebook Page, and it was a big hit."
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While many game developers struggle with the idea of following a big hit, especially when it's their first release, Adams doesn't appear phased by Sworcery's success.
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Deregulation under a Trump presidency would be a boon to internet providers, but could be a big hit against the content companies relying on those providers.
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"The Dragon Club," a Disney cartoon series, was popular in Chinese homes, and "The Lion King" had given Disney its first big hit in Chinese cinemas.
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After Gamel singled, Cano came up with the big hit, a three-run homer, his 2393th home run of the season, that made it 242-2107.
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Garoppolo was carted off the field after the knee buckled before he took a big hit along the sidelines from Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Steven Nelson.
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"You're not always going to be able to hit a team to death," Duffy said of the small-ball success that set up his big hit.
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"That's a big hit, we were right there at the time," manager Brian Snitker said of a homer that temporarily cut Arizona's lead to 4-2.
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Despite taking a big hit with the suspension of star second baseman Dee Gordon, the Miami Marlins still managed to end April on a good note.
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Homebuilders are taking a big hit this year, down 15 percent year-to-date, but the outlook may be getting better for this beaten-down sector.
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It took two years for his version to become a big hit in his home country, so who knows if it contributed to the eventual Totowave.
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He could have stepped out of bounds but instead cut upfield, planting his left leg just before taking a big hit from Chiefs cornerback Steven Nelson.
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There's also what Rhone calls "a carefully engineered 'rocket pocket' with a seamless fly opening," which also seems to be a big hit in the household.
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The company's CEO and serial founder Shachar Bialick says the company's pitch deck was a big hit with investors and helped draw in the major fundraising.
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Ossia had a demo at CES 33, which apparently was a big hit, but as far as I know there's no product on the market yet.
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But it will be far from smooth sailing, with spending on digital advertising — the primary business for Google and Facebook — set to take a big hit.
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One of the city's few focused cocktail programs when it opened in 2014, the tavern continues to be a big hit with the city's young professionals.
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Well, President Trump's new baby just crapped all over itself -- because the U.S. Space Force's first uniform is a big hit ... with our enemies -- in spaaaaace!!!
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And no company is better at cross-promoting its products: Princess Elsa costumes from the animated hit "Frozen" are a big hit with toddlers, for example.
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And no company is better at cross-promoting its products: Princess Elsa costumes from the animated movie "Frozen" are a big hit with toddlers, for example.
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Microsoft's net income in Nadella's first full fiscal year as CEO took a big hit due to costs related to its failed $7.6 billion Nokia acquisitions.
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Meanwhile, sales of high-end OLED TV products have been a big hit for the home entertainment business after it cut prices to improve their competitiveness.
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"Today I only have one thought: my cancer has taken a big hit," Tapie told the newspaper La Provence, in which he is a majority shareholder.
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Fowler said after the game that it is hard to remain "engaged" when not in the game, but he was able to focus on his big hit.
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Netmarble is the largest game development company in South Korean and was founded by Bang Jun-hyuk, the cousin of Big Hit Entertainment founder Bang Si-hyuk.
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And without Apple, which was reportedly paying between $120 and $130 per display, Samsung could end up taking a big hit on the all those leftover panels.
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But since the moment of the inauguration, the strength and sanctity of the federal government has been taking a big hit with Trump in the White House.
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It took a big hit after a paramilitary unit opened fire on demonstrators on June 3 in the capital city of Khartoum, killing at least 118 people.
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Late in the first period, Flames defenseman and captain Mark Giordano levelled Maple Leafs center Nazim Kadri with a big hit in front of the Calgary net.
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This was meant to prevent the capital base of the banks in question from taking a big hit if a lot of shareholders demanded to be reimbursed.
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But in a post-Game of Thrones world, we're seeing a new wave of studios looking to mine the annals of literature for the next big hit.
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You get a DUI, that's a big hit, and what gets sort of scary, though, is that there's definitely sort of a social classification and real ramifications.
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This is a big hit for the torrent community, since KAT was one of, if not the, most popular torrent site, even bigger than the Pirate Bay.
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And if Snap can incentivize publishers to make either exclusive games or Snapchat-ready spinoffs of popular titles, it could be a big hit with Snapchat's users.
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Bloomberg reported this afternoon that Wall Street is already placing its bets that Kodak's stock is going to take a big hit following the ICO debut tonight.
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Samsung's mobile operation has taken a big hit of late, with profits plunging 1003 percent in the last quarter in the wake of the Note 7 recall.
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The real-life inspiration for Robert Downey Jr.'s portrayal of Iron Man, the South Africa native enjoyed his first big hit as a PayPal co-founder.
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"Creep" Radiohead cover Casey Newton: Radiohead's first big hit is sometimes taken as a joke song — a knowing Thom Yorke mocking the self-pity of a teenager.
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" A vote for Trump, C.K. argued, would be "a version of national suicide," fueling an empty high like taking "a big hit off of a crack pipe.
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Lori McKenna, 'Humble & Kind' McKenna's ode to her children became a big hit for Tim McGraw and took home song of the year at Wednesday's CMA Awards.
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Aoki's two-out, two-run triple in the second inning was the big hit in the game while Walker and three relievers combined on a four-hitter.
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The reviews have been hugely positive and with the price tag not being on the steep side, I think PlayStation have a big hit on their hands.
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Kulikov's big hit on Voracek, which came with 3:20 remaining in regulation and the Sabres holding a 3-23 lead, changed the complexion of the game.
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While AR had one big hit -- Pokemon Go, which took the world by storm in 250 -- virtual reality has been a nerdy hobby for the most part.
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That the big hit came from the left-handed-batting Gregorius, the club's best hitter against left-handed pitching, did not surprise anyone in the Yankees' clubhouse.
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But what Big Hit Entertainment initially lacked in financial firepower or influence within the K-pop ecosystem, it made up with a savvy use of social media.
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Some of the biggest technology companies are making billions in turnover every year so this could be a big hit if they were to breach any rules.
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Signature Bakery Tray, available at Harry & David, $69.99The tray of cookies, cakes, and other pastries will be a big hit for anyone who loves lingering in bakeries.
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That way, you won't be taking a big hit to your debt to credit ratio, which is one of the biggest factors in determining your credit score.
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Yes, the Nintendo Switch is a big hit, but it offers a simple and practical gimmick along with some quality exclusives and many more on the way.
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Fiscal stimulus by governments could help the industry but not keep it running at full speed, he said, leading to a big hit for the world economy.
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Not surprisingly, Gleyber Torres had the big hit, going down to get a full-count curve ball and serving it into center field for a bloop single.
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That's 'Old Town Road,' Lil Nas X's big hit, and it was tearing up the country charts until Billboard pulled it off for not being country enough.
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Mongeau recently revealed her mental health took a big hit after their wedding -- which was not legally binding, by the way -- and she's been unhappy ever since.
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"GE has been in business for 22019 years, and we've never been a big hit with socialists," Immelt wrote in a Washington Post op-ed on Thursday.
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Its first big hit, in 20183, was Robosapien, a robot measuring more than a foot tall that could walk and talk and originally sold for about $22018.
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Grillo had no idea his character would be such a big hit with Chinese audiences, and he's already thinking of his next move in that lucrative market.
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Black's first big hit came with the script to Lethal Weapon, a Richard Donner–directed blockbuster that became one of the signature action films in the 1980s.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday that investors should be ready to buy into VF Corp, even though the retail sector has taken a big hit by trade tensions.
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Williams are last in the championship and facing a big hit on sponsorship and prize money, however, and that means commercial considerations are likely to come into play.
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In fact, it probably wouldn't be so farfetched to suggest that this very snapshot is the precise reason the prep look was such a big hit in 70s.
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Chipmakers took a big hit on fears of an escalated trade war as the VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF posted its worst week of the year, down almost 6%.
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Written by John's long time collaborator Bernie Taupin, the romantic ballad was the British singer's first big hit in 1970, and remains one of his best known songs.
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Flight schools in the Palm Beach area are taking a big hit because of President Trump's Southern White House ... and at least one school is concerned about terrorism.
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The homer from Davis off Oakland starter Jesse Hahn (1-1) was the big hit in the four-run fourth, which gave the Orioles a 4-0 lead.
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So, a big hit to the Vice President for ending this and for America to deliver aid in a way that&aposs going to matter to these communities.
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Bunning said investors were worried that if Britain's huge financial services industry takes a big hit from Brexit, that could help widen an already gaping current account deficit.
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Apparently, Ive will still be around a fair amount and will keep working on the rumored augmented reality headset that Apple hopes will be its next big hit.
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So far, the health of the iPhone business has kept Apple shares rising, but at some point the company will need another big hit to keep growing rapidly.
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In 2008 Jonathan Blow released the seminal Braid on the Xbox 360, a game that showed it was possible for a small team to create a big hit.
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But equities would take a big hit if Trump were impeached, Jack Welch, the former CEO of General Electric who has the president's ear, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Shin-Soo Choo had the big hit in between, a two-run homer in the ninth that helped the Rangers (46-50) end a five-game losing streak.
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The greenback, which took a big hit after last week's disappointing U.S. growth data, got a minor boost on Wednesday from strong hiring data from the private sector.
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This week, Tim and Will discuss M. Night Shyamalan's Split, which is probably his best movie in 15 years and undeniably his first big hit in a while.
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Yes, they will take a big hit because they aren't getting their CSR payments in October, November, and December to cover a benefit they are mandated to provide.
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"Dee ends up with the big hit to get us to 3-2 and then we just didn't really mount anything after that," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said.
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Buffalo Bills safeties Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer called out the officials in Sunday's game against the New England Patriots after quarterback Josh Allen took a big hit.
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The job is very physical and there's always injuries and when that happens, my income takes a big hit because I can't perform the way I need to.
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Somehow, he still finds time to daydream: "When I wrote this song, I thought it had all the makings of a big hit," Kivel says of the track.
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" Later in the day, Trump told reporters at the White House that "as you know, sanctions are starting on Iran, and Iran is taking a very big hit.
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An "opt-in" consent requirement is a tough sell for companies: Their digital advertising businesses take a big hit if consumers opt out of data tracking and sharing.
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The Chiefs grabbed the lead for good when a Brees' pass for wide receiver Willie Snead was broken up by a big hit from K.C. safety Eric Berry.
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When I first photographed him, The Apprentice had become a big hit—it was the beginning of the first season, and I had known who he was already.
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"All Good Things (Come to an End)," a folkier slowie co-written by Chris Martin, was a big hit abroad too and felt pretty significant at the time.
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No one knows what might happen to Flynn — he's unlikely to be prosecuted for the charges — but his already-tenuous status in Washington has taken a big hit.
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Snap, the parent company of the visual messaging app Snapchat, took a big hit on Wall Street on Tuesday after the company reported lower than expected user growth.
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The overall economy is not expected to take a big hit from the shutdown, because workers are expected to be paid after the fact, when the government reopens.
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Selling meant taking a big hit: She paid $913,291 for the house six years ago and figured it was not worth much more than half of that now.
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The series hasn't quite had the rocket-quick start that broadcast TV's last big hit, Empire, enjoyed during its first season, back in the first half of 2015.
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Biden's core campaign argument that he's the best-prepared to go toe-to-toe with Trump took a big hit last week with Democrats, at least for now.
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She's a big fan of Coachella, and we'd previously done a Valentine's Day bouquet that we came up with internally within the company, which was a big hit.
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Geralt is a more straightforward fighter, using Signs like Quen to block attacks, Igni to burn down foes, and Yrden to trap his opponent for a big hit.
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Aaron Judge, who has struck out 12 times in 15 at-bats in this series, may need to get a big hit with the game on the line.
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Take Royal Caribbean Cruises LTD, which has taken a big hit to earnings and faces a potential credit downgrade into "junk" territory as the coronavirus has limited tourism.
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"We just need the big hit and the big shutdown inning," said Mets Manager Mickey Callaway, who has tried to find positives about his team after each loss.
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Sheng also urged the government to roll out supportive measures for property developers, such as extending loan repayment for firms under big hit and appropriately widening financial channels .
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"From inside the capsule I had no perspective that we actually had bounced, it was just one big hit and a roll," Whitson told CNN at the time.
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Will the next big hit seize some of the cerebral nature that's made Only Connect so big, or will questions still revolve around 90s sitcoms and the royals?
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Surprisingly, Gloria Estefan's big hit "Reach" was part of the eventual closing ceremony, and arguably the best moment at either ceremony outside of an appearance by Muhammad Ali.
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While we may not go that far, as long as they're not too uncomfortable to wear we could see these being a big hit at festivals and dance parties.
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"Well, we're down a run, want to get the guy to third base, contact, tying run, you get a big hit, you take the lead," manager John Gibbons said.
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Analysts fear turmoil in global markets should the country actually vote to leave, with risk assets such as stocks and the local dollar likely to take a big hit.
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Ackman's portfolio has also taken a big hit because of its large stake in Valeant Pharmaceuticals, a stock that has shed nearly 70 percent in the past three months.
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Under Armour's quarterly sales jumped 30 percent as the company's new sport shoes endorsed by NBA star Stephen Curry and golfer Jordan Spieth were a big hit with customers.
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Maroni Hot Pots In western Suffolk County, Maroni Cuisine is a big hit for home-style meatballs in red sauce, ravioli, penne alla vodka with chicken and the like.
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A native of Florida who has lived in Subic for a decade, McCarthy said Trump's respect for veterans meant he's a big hit with them and among the military.
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I knew that I had taken a big hit from the letter that Director Comey from the FBI sent, which was, I thought, incredibly, unbelievably unnecessary, unprecedented, and damaging.
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HBO's Game of Thrones is coming to an end this weekend, and once it's over, the network will have to figure out what its next big hit will be.
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The stories appeared to be a big hit: Between May and October, the sponsored content ranked among Ozy's most-viewed articles, according to traffic data from analytics service SimilarWeb.
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The big hit against Harvey was delivered by Phillies CF Odubel Herrera, who laced a two-run homer in the sixth inning to extend Philadelphia's lead to 3-0.
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This takes a big hit on my monthly grad student budget, so I finally decided to take advantage of my PPO and make a long overdue well-woman appointment.
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Should the sovereign-bond prices fall, as they did in Greece, local banks take a big hit; if governments have to prop up lenders, the spiral goes on down.
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Rural America and the farming region where President Donald Trump found some of his strongest support would take a big hit under the White House's fiscal 2018 budget blueprint.
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BTS' label, Big Hit Entertainment, was a smaller, newer player in the market, and the only group they had before BTS was a short-lived girl group called GLAM.
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There's a simple reason: Sure, most people in Hollywood would love to win an Oscar, and sure, most of them understand that a big hit can arrive from anywhere.
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C Mike Zunino delivered another big hit in a clutch situation Thursday, hitting his 12th home run of the season to break a 1-1 tie in the seventh.
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The issue: Vancouver defenseman Philip Larsen appeared to be knocked out by a big hit from New Jersey's Tayler Hall on Tuesday, at which point a fight broke out.
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Many investors have no idea how their portfolios would fare if the equity market took a big hit, according to a risk-tolerance survey FinMason did late last year.
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But GoPro is firmly set on this path, and Woodman believes that the company will be better off even if something like Storyteller doesn't become the next big hit.
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Zillow, which went public in 2011, has also been a big hit with investors, maintaining a market cap of more than $7 billion despite a history of steep losses.
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Yeah this big, big hit from the Bauhaus offshoot, Love and Rockets, is an obvious choice, but goddamn it just try to goth kiss at goth prom without it.
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However, that was a big hit for Jide with the Remix Mini, and the company has improved Remix OS since then, adding more features and making it more stable.
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"We took a big hit on Friday, and what we're seeing now is an uncertain market," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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Just days after the S&P 500 last hit a record on July 26, stocks took a big hit on the escalated U.S.-China trade war and recession scares.
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CT: If the ruling didn't go in your favor, and you had to classify your riders as actual employees, would you have to take a big hit cost wise?
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But the play that made Boyle villain No. 1 for Islanders fans came in overtime when Boyle flattened defenseman Thomas Hickey with a big hit at the blue line.
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"I didn't really want Seth to take the loss in that kind of a situation, where you give up a big hit that deep into a game," Collins said.
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The Dow component "is a hit machine," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street, " adding that other entertainment businesses haven't been as successful in repeatedly producing big hit movies.
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The first official data covering the post-referendum period showed no immediate big hit to Britain's economy as retail sales surged in July and claims for unemployment benefits fell.
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Bennett, playing in his third game back from a knee injury, suffered the injury when he stopped Rams running back Todd Gurley for a loss with a big hit.
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The game is changing and I feel bad for kids who will never know what it feels like to make a big hit or score a game-winning touchdown.
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Take a look at the dance for yourself: Lynch's slick moves were a big hit with the home crowd, but those on the opposite sideline had a different reaction.
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The survey showed that America's image, which took a big hit in 52, Trump's first year in office, continued to deteriorate in many countries in 193, particularly in Europe.
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In their gift recommendations for 5-year-olds, they have two craft projects that were a big hit in my household: Perler beads and Kid Made Modern art kits.
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Experimentation is also the point of "Object Tag," which is a big hit at programs run by Bethesda's Imagination Stage, says Joanne Seelig Lamparter, the theater's director of education.
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"The big thing is, I try to enjoy these moments as much as I can, whether I strike out on three pitches or get a big hit," Austin said.
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BTS had scheduled a "Map of the Soul" tour for April 11, 12, 18 and 19 at Seoul's Jamsil Olympic Stadium, according to its music label, Big Hit Entertainment.
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He agreed to a new funding deal in 2015 but had to take on the funding of the license fee for over-75s - a big hit to its finances.
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Harry was best known as the founder of the Pink Taco restaurant chain, which became a big hit on the Sunset Strip and has since expanded to other cities.
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Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) also disappointed investors with a weak outlook, but that company still had a big hit during the holidays with its latest Red Dead Redemption game.
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"We crosschecked with social-media-channel statistics to confirm the level of loyalty and fan base in the country," says Yandi Park, a concert business manager for Big Hit.
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He agreed to a new funding deal in 2015 but had to take on the funding of the license fee for over-75s - a big hit to its finances.
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Our cognitive abilities take a big hit when we breathe in pollution over a long time, according to the study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Reid has warm feelings for both Biden and Warren, whose standing took a big hit after she underperformed in New Hampshire, the state that borders her home of Massachusetts.
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Cubbyhole's $3 margarita Tuesdays are a big hit with the crowd — and if you come on the earlier side on a weeknight, you're likely to get some free pizza.
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"We had repeated requests for lessons where parents and kids could cook together so we decided to start them, and they've already been a big hit," Mr. Fitz said.
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The proposal comes on the heels of a government report that raised the prospect that a warmer planet could mean a big hit to G.D.P. in the coming decades.
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The unveiling video was a big hit, and fans are excited about the fact that they'll now have a single Nintendo system that plays all its games, anywhere they want.
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And then offensively, to get our first hit, took a walk, did a nice job on delivering a big hit there to kind of blow that inning open for us.
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The stock market took a big hit amid the tit-for-tat strategies between the U.S. and China, with stocks poised to post their first negative month of the year.
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But this might evolve as Zwift partners with more third parties (and with companies like Peloton a big hit with home fitness enthusiasts, you can see how that might evolve).
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Formed in 2013 by Big Hit Entertainment, they have been a fixture in South Korea for years, but it's only in the past three years that they've gained international recognition.
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Gasoline demand appears to have taken a big hit, anyway, from the storm, due to canceled travel plans, but the inability to export via vessel will really take a toll.
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The Royals had been searching for the big hit in back-to-back losses and found it from Salvador Perez in the series opener against the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday.
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The Hornets' playoff chances took a big hit with a 118-108 loss to Milwaukee on Tuesday, which left them three games out of eighth place with eight to play.
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"We still think the Bank is correct to believe that a big hit to growth will come eventually from the Brexit uncertainty, requiring further easing in due course," he said.
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"On their way back to the hotel after the Taiwan show, there was [a] slight collision between the artists' cars," Big Hit Entertainment said in a statement provided to Billboard.
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As the iPhone upgrade market softened, it was having a big impact on revenue, at least in the short term, and Apple stock took a big hit as a result.
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Garson had been writing pop songs for other artists since 1957, but this was his first big hit, an R&B ballad that topped the Billboard chart upon its release.
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Amazon's gadget, which is quickly emerging as a strong rival to Apple's Siri and Google's Assistant, was a big hit at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
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Washington capped a busy first period when Brett Connolly scored his career-high 12th goal of the season, just moments after being sprawled on the ice after a big hit.
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Its rambunctious humor was a big hit with audiences, and it reminded filmmakers that fans don't need all their heroes to be like the glowering, repressed trauma victims seen here.
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At Taco Bell, Niccol has largely been credited for mastering mobile ordering and introducing food options such as Doritos tacos and Nacho Fries, which were a big hit among customers.
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On Wednesday, the Saudis agreed to cut production heavily, taking "a big hit" in the words of energy minister Khalid al-Falih - while Iran was allowed to slightly boost output.
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Cline's Instagram page has become a big hit (see what we did there?) thanks to the Photoshopped pics he posts of himself hanging out with the larger-than-life Goldendoodle.
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The Reserve card became a big hit with millennials eager to travel when it was introduced in 2016 with generous sign-up and spending bonuses and access to travel lounges.
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The goal was Nelson's third of the season and it came moments after Sharks forward Ryan Carpenter leveled Islanders defenseman Adam Pelech with a big hit in the neutral zone.
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Price: Free PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has been a big hit on the home console and PC gaming market, so it makes sense that mobile would be the next place to expand.
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The economy of tiny Singapore is taking a big hit from the slowdown in China, an impact coming just as the city-state is struggling with a homegrown demographic squeeze.
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Sponsored filters have been a big hit for Snapchat, but Prisma will need to move very fast to keep users interested and out-maneuver the likes of Facebook and Google.
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"A very big hit normally travels close to or a little over 100m, and very few go out of stadiums," says Garfield Robinson, a writer for Cricbuzz out of Louisiana.
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The first big hit was a segment in which Dan D'Humorous reported from the "jungle" of Nigerian politics, the green screen behind him filled in with a C.G.I. rain forest.
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Albert Almora and Addison Russell each hit solo homers, and Heyward's triple was the big hit in a four-run fifth inning that gave the Cubs a 7-0 lead.
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The members of E.L.P. betrayed no particular interest in songwriting; the group's big hit, "Lucky Man," was a fluke, based on something that Greg Lake wrote when he was twelve.
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If these voters don't vote in 2016 (and nearly all of them will not), they will be purged from the records — bringing another big hit to the Democratic registration tally.
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A year earlier we had had a big hit under the name Sea Cruise which featured a medley of Beach Boys songs with a dance beat lasting about 15-minutes.
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"Out" supporters say import tariffs on most goods traded between rich economies have been cut to very low levels so there would not be a big hit to British exports.
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Braves rally past Marlins after blowing big lead ATLANTA — It was no surprise to see veteran Nick Markakis come up with the big hit for the Atlanta Braves on Monday.
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Boeing Co took another big hit, falling 16.1% as the planemaker called for a $60 billion bailout for aerospace manufacturers facing the pain of an extended collapse in global travel.
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Amazon announced yesterday that it will take a big hit to its second-quarter earnings this year as it spends $800 million to offer next-day delivery around the world.
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"The Little Mermaid" was a big hit at this time, and Ariel had thin, wispy, next-to-nothing eyebrows, so I came to the conclusion that everyone must be right.
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And, as every payment is somebody else's income, this forced austerity is a big hit to small businesses, who need to pay leases and other debt obligations during this time.
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But should the market take a big hit right as you retire, you don't want to be selling stocks or long-term bonds at a loss to cover your expenses.
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It's the first time the young music phenoms will take time off since the group's debut in 2013, according to a Twitter statement from their management company, Big Hit Entertainment.
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The pictures division is riding a big hit this year with "Jumanji," which was 20-year-old Sony IP. Like most executives at Sony, Yoshida's been there a long time.
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I think the process is right it's just one of those times right now where we're not getting enough guys on base early in innings and getting that big hit.
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NBC's "The Office" may have been a big hit, but Cramer sees offices today undergoing a style reformation, ditching their shabby cubicles for new-age moving walls and standing desks.
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The Reserve card became a big hit with millennials eager to travel when it was introduced in 2016 with generous sign-up and spending bonuses, and access to travel lounges.
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He said coaches reviewed video of the game to try to pinpoint what happened -- if he had taken a big hit to the head, for example -- but nothing stuck out.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has publicly blamed "rising trade tensions with the United States" for decreasing sales in China that have had a big hit on the company's overall business.
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If a show's success can be measured by the number of happily shrieking children in the audience, then "Untapped!" was a big hit on Friday night at the New Victory Theater.
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But the real thing is that even once you do the big bet, the big hit, it's then the ability to turn it into the real compounding momentum of the flywheel.
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Last year, BTS announced that they had renewed their contracts with Big Hit a year early for another seven years, securing their future together for the next eight years in total.
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The consensus is that the title of the next album refers to Jung's Map Of The Soul by Murray Stein, which Big Hit has even been selling in its online store.
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HENNINGER: A big hit to the University of Wyoming&aposs board of trustees who voted unanimously this week to adopt a new slogan for the university, the world needs more cowboys.
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ALL THIS FOLLOWS I GUESS YOU WOULD CALL IT A TOMULTUOUS SUMMER FOR MYLAN STOCK TOOK A BIG HIT BACK IN AUGUST WHEN THE COMPANY RAISED THE PRICE OF EPI-PEN .
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This success has helped fuel demand from other pension funds and encouraged some to change their investment parameters in order to be able to seek out the region's next big hit.
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She was a big hit in India in the years when Roma links with their subcontinental origins were being rediscovered (the Romani language and Hindi are related, though not mutually intelligible).
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Manually curated lists on up to 50 topics such as sports, news and finance filled with the best quality experts will easily be a big hit and spur increased user activity.
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Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo is the other player featured in chef Valery Maksimchik's unique pizza art, and the edible portraits are a big hit with soccer fans and the restaurant's regulars alike.
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The UK accounts for 26 percent of the group's revenue and Diploma said any impact from the impending Brexit is not expected to be a big hit on its overall profitability.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romanians are among the least avid readers in the European Union, but an Open Books Night to promote reading now in its seventh year has proved a big hit.
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In a lengthy and detailed statement Wednesday, BTS' management, Big Hit Entertainment, offered its "sincere apologies" for "inadvertently inflicting pain and distress to anyone affected" by the group's choice of clothing.
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The scooters have been a big hit in many places because they offer an inexpensive alternative on congested streets and can be picked up and dropped off on almost any block.
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Mega Bloks Race Car Garage Building Block Set, available at Target, $22.99Mega Bloks are a big hit with the toddlers, and they remain fun toys as kids get older as well.
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Yovanovitch said Friday that the way she was forced to resign as U.S. ambassador to Ukraine was "a big hit to morale" at both the State Department and U.S. embassies worldwide.
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In the Fox News version, which had separate lines for Republicans, Democrats and Independents, Pence scored a big hit when he blasted his opponent for running a campaign based on insult.
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Samsung's reputation is already taking a big hit online, according to an analysis by Spredfast, a social media marketing firm that helps businesses analyze chatter on Twitter and other social networks.
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But you have to figure he'll be second-guessing some opportunities to go for the big hit, if only to make sure he doesn't wind up back in the press box.
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Jessica Nadal, a 32-year-old super fan from the U.K., fell for Aguilera when she bought "What a Girl Wants," a soulful bop that became the singer's second big hit.
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Dolla $ign's first big hit, his and YG's "Toot It and Boot It," was also TeeCee's, who prior to recording his verse had hardly set foot in front of a microphone.
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NBC's "The Office" may have been a big hit, but Jim Cramer sees offices today undergoing a style reformation, ditching their shabby cubicles for new-age moving walls and standing desks.
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"If you're amused by jokes involving male genitals, female pubic hair, flatulence and dismemberment, it should be a big hit," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Even though Singapore's economy is taking a big hit from the U.S.-China trade war, stocks in the city-state remain attractive compared to the rest of Asia, analysts told CNBC.
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"It's taken a big hit, but it's going to all bounce back, and it's going to bounce back very big at the right time," he told reporters at the White House.
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There's no word on how long this vacation will last or what the teen idols will do with their newfound freedom, but Big Hit implored fans to give them their privacy.
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In an interview with Bloomberg News on Monday, Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said the marketing industry is bound to take a big hit as a result of the coronavirus fallout.
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Multiple gambling companies, including William Hill, have warned of a big hit to earnings because of unprecedented cancellations of global sports events caused by the coronavirus, hammering shares across the sector.
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Big Hit Entertainment has previously sought to curb the use of the Bangtan Boys' image and crack down on unauthorized merch outside of concerts, but online, small businesses by fans proliferate.
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Factories showed some positive signs early last year only to fall back again, hit by a strike at GM and a big hit from Boeing halting production of its 24.3Max jets.
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The group's entertainment company Big Hit shared the good news with its 18 million followers on Twitter, announcing that BTS's upcoming full album will be titled Map of the Soul: 7.
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Sales jumped 25% year-over-year, but its profit took a big hit as the company keeps investing in a number of new areas, like video, fulfillment center and international expansion.
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Hari Srinivasan, an analyst at Neuberger Berman, told Business Insider that the investment in shipping was a big hit to Amazon's profitability and was the main reason for the stock's underperformance.
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Rickard hit a solo homer in the second inning and got the big hit in a seven-run fourth inning, a three-run blast to give Baltimore an 11-0 lead.
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The "break," announced on August 11, was the first time the young stars had taken time off since their debut in 2013, according to a Twitter statement from Big Hit Entertainment.
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