American companies added 312,000 jobs last month, blowing away estimates.
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Exit polling data showed that Biden was blowing away Sen.
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Although in all cases there's the risk of it blowing away.
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Now, however, the jailbreak community is shriveling up and blowing away.
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Wick holds centerstage, blowing away all who would dare oppose him.
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The roof of the building seemed in danger of blowing away.
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Bought into the vision of blowing away capitalism, opening up our world.
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She ended up blowing away the competition with 37 devoured dogs in total.
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Koufax was blowing away the Dodgers before Lasorda finally called off the experiment.
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The United States added 266,000 jobs in November, blowing away estimates from economists.
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Besides, the Warriors were on their way to blowing away the Rockets, 104-78.
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The director had to take me by the arm because I was blowing away.
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As it turns out, Adele was blowing away listeners even before she hit it big.
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It is not all blowing away, because most of it has not been manipulated by man.
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Trump notices the box blowing away, instantly makes a comment, then praises himself and his locks.
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Netflix gained 21.75,000 net memberships domestically and 3.2 million internationally, blowing away company expectations of 2.3 million.
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Six years ago, Manchin was blowing away a liberal proposal — cap-and-trade — for his reelection bid.
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Filling the balloon seemed simple enough, but holding onto it without blowing away yourself was the main problem.
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Not surprisingly, BHP's stock rose 4 percent on Tuesday, blowing away the S&P 500's largely flat performance.
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Intuitive Surgical has a habit of blowing away the numbers, and I bet this time will be no different.
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Netflix's "Stranger Things" is blowing away all other shows, and DC Universe's "Young Justice: Outsiders" returned to the list.
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In this case, they're practically the only thing keeping the entire film from blowing away on the slightest breeze.
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After blowing away new subscriber estimates, the streaming service saw its shares rise by 10 percent in after hours trading.
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The economy added 312,000 jobs in December, blowing away expectations and capping off a year of record-low unemployment rates.
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With "Avengers: Endgame" blowing away all manner of box office records, this is certainly the perfect time to celebrate superheroes.
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"Chapter 3" has earned over $320 million worldwide, blowing away the (strong) $171.5 million worldwide gross "Chapter 2" took in.
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"While Broadcom will have a hard time blowing away the numbers, they do have an extremely consistent track record," Cramer said.
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That makes it the biggest opening weekend ever, blowing away the previous domestic record of $258 million that "Infinity War" made.
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The third season of Netflix's hit "Stranger Things" is blowing away the competition in the streaming realm by a huge margin.
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February was Earth's most unusually warm month on record, blowing away the record that had been set just one month prior.
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And anyway, a bit of conflict in the next government may do the country more good than harm, blowing away the cobwebs.
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And the part of me that wanted the MegaSpoiler was probably just seeing it as a brisk breeze blowing away the chaff.
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Apple has a reputation for entering markets late—think portable music players or smartphones—and then blowing away competitors with a superior product.
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At number 13, UnitedHealth has a pattern of blowing away numbers, followed by the stock falling into a funk as investors assess the quarter.
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You play as a lone member of the team searching for your comrades — all while blowing away the plentiful giant alien bugs you'll encounter.
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It was long known that wind caused objects to lose heat more quickly, by blowing away the layer of warmer air that surrounds them.
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There was no visible donation receptacle, so he put the money on the performer's side table, where it started blowing away in the wind.
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The site has had problems with dog poop being left out and construction materials blowing away from the building sites by high coastal winds.
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A record 16.7 million consumers experienced fraud or identity theft in 2017, blowing away the previous record set in 2016 of 15.4 million victims.
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However, the company did have a huge beat on subscriber estimates, reporting an added 5.2 million subscribers, blowing away Wall Street's estimates of 3.23 million.
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At various times he mentioned a thousand points of light, a kinder, gentler America, and a new breeze blowing away the leaves of an old tree.
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The U.S. added 2150,2000 nonfarm payroll positions in June, blowing away estimates for 22,000 and easing fears after May's dismal report showed gains of just 38,000.
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The storm slammed into the island of Viti Levu, home to a majority of the country's population, earlier today, blowing away homes and flooding the island.
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However, Amazon sweetened the mood a little after the close by blowing away earnings expectations for its first quarter, sending the stock up almost 13 percent.
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Yet the first half of that run repeats the show's more impenetrable drawbacks -- playing three-dimensional chess, while spending too much time sadistically blowing away pawns.
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The stream was soon trending on Twitter, and it hit around 630,000 concurrent views, blowing away the previous record on a single-player stream of 388,000.
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Netflix's latest earnings reflected that jump, with the company adding 5.2 million total memberships, blowing away Wall Street's estimates for 3.23 million during a historically weak quarter.
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The unseeded world number 40 belied his ranking to overpower Nadal, blowing away his Spanish opponent for a first victory in five career meetings with the Spaniard.
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Wearing his mild Episcopalian hat, he mentioned a thousand points of light, a kinder, gentler America, and a new breeze blowing away the leaves of an old tree.
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But Saturday's royal wedding broke through at least on one medium — Google search — with Americans' interest in homegrown actress Meghan Markle blowing away their fascination with Donald Trump.
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Spilling out of her chador (or Hijab) is a dark, smokey pigment, covering her identity and blowing away with a wind that seems to come from behind her.
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In a blind listening test with several Mashable colleagues, they unanimously crowned the Home Max the champ for bass-heavy tracks, blowing away the HomePod and Sonos One.
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Being an African-American Republican who used his convention speech to criticize Barack Obama and Black Lives Matter gave him a great deal of recognition, blowing away the competition.
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Yellowknife's Giant Mine, closed in 413, houses 237,000 tons of frozen arsenic trioxide and stills causes massive problems, with toxic tailings dust just blowing away from time to time.
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I’ll give LG credit for making the speaker louder, but the company stopped short at blowing away phones like the Razer Phone by not making it stereo.
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The site recently ranked employees' favorite CEOs and Musk came in eight place with a 98 percent approval rating, blowing away the average CEO approval rating of 67 percent.
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Ahead of this year's festival, Nevada federal authorities proposed building a 10-mile concrete wall around the site to improve security and prevent trash blowing away in dust storms.
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However, has it escaped everyone's attention that the best teams in all the major sports are blowing away the competition in the regular season and then losing in the playoffs?
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With the evenings lasting longer and the crisp winter winds blowing away the clouds, the sky has become a playground and Australia's avid photographers aren't letting it go to waste.
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It comes with a stake to keep it from blowing away when it's not in use, stays inflated longer than other couches we tested and folds down into a portable pack.
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In addition to blowing away audiences around the world and logging broken record after broken record at the box office, Black Panther is also a pretty big deal on social media.
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The teenager Ruth Jebet won Bahrain's first-ever Olympic gold medal on Monday, blowing away the competition in the women's 248.37,22009-meter steeplechase while narrowly missing out on the world record.
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But beyond blowing away local audiences with their banging music, the three girls are also challenging entrenched stereotypes about gender and religious norms in the world's most-populous Muslim-majority nation.
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On Monday Nate Parker's The Birth of a Nation debuted at the Sundance Film Festival, blowing away audiences and setting a record for the biggest acquisition in the history of the festival.
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Texas is blowing away the wind-energy competition Texas uses a lot of power — the state consumed 13 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu) in 2015, around 13% of the entire US' consumption.
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"It's disgusting to see federal wildlife officials giving a Texas billionaire a pat on the back for blowing away this incredibly rare rhino," said Tanya Sanerib, CBD's international legal director, in a statement.
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Back in February, Trump was killing it with one-liners during the Republican primary debates; he had a huge lead over the other candidates, who were drying up and blowing away one by one.
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Kelly and Kornienko have jointly broken the record for longest single spaceflight on the ISS, blowing away the previous 215-day stint set by cosmonaut Mikhail Tyurin and Spanish-American astronaut Michael López-Alegría.
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Instead, they came out fiercely against Spain, blowing away any longstanding notions about being a defense-only team with a measured, calculated attack to oust the Spaniards before tucking in more reservedly against Germany.
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Their 14.5 point differential would be the highest all-time, far surpassing the 1971-72 Lakers and blowing away the Warriors—whose 12.1 point differential is itself on pace to be the fourth-highest ever.
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To portray the whistleblower as some sort of coding genius blowing away NSA analysts with his skill, the trailer commits the cardinal sin of hacking movies—displaying "data" as an eye-popping barrage of graphics.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 17 (Reuters) - The United States reaffirmed their status as gold medal favourites blowing away Argentina 105-78 on Wednesday to storm into the semi-finals of the Olympic men's basketball tournament.
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Flies' levels of zinc, niacin, and magnesium are all off the charts, not only blowing away all the other insects studied—they also stood up to salmon, chicken, and beef that researchers compared them to.
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The Tundra PIE Pro is one of a kind, so we'll probably never see one of these pickup trucks speeding down the highway, peps a-blowing away in the wind, which is probably for the best.
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Joe Biden is blowing away his Democratic rivals in South Carolina, according to three new polls that show he's the only candidate with outsize support from African-American voters in the first-in-the-South primary.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese province whose corruption problem was once likened to cancer has turned over a new leaf, like the spring rain blowing away smog, its top official wrote in the country's leading newspaper on Thursday.
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In the famous star factory found in the constellation Orion, a sort of natural selection is taking place as a new star is born: The stellar wind is actually blowing away material that could form new stars.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Jamaica's Elaine Thompson completed a memorable Olympic sprint double on Wednesday after storming to victory in the women's 200 meters final, blowing away the field with a season's best run of 21.78 seconds.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Overall World Cup leader Mikaela Shiffrin gave herself another confidence boost ahead of the 2018 Winter Olympics after blowing away the field to win a third successive women's slalom at Zagreb's Mt Sljeme on Wednesday.
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It's important to note that Burning Man already has a fence of sorts around its perimeter — an orange plastic fence designed only to keep trash from blowing away from Black Rock City and out into the desert.
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"The closest Houston ever came to drying up and blowing away occurred after that initial epidemic," Bartee Haile, an expert on Texas history who writes a weekly column for small-town newspapers in Texas, wrote in 2014.
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The social media behemoth posted earnings of 97 cents per share, adjusted, on revenues of $6.44 billion in revenue, blowing away the 82 cents per share on revenues of $6.02 billion predicted by a Thomson Reuters consensus estimate.
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After running away with the competitive AL East, they dispatched the New York Yankees in four games, defending champions Houston in five, before blowing away the power-packed Los Angeles Dodgers, also in five, to take the title.
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But Pliskova, who won the Eastbourne grasscourt tournament on Saturday, blowing away Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber in the final, had a tougher time on the All England Club's distant Court Two, against an opponent ranked 98 places behind her.
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Given how many zombie stories are basically elaborate wish-fulfillment video games about blowing away targets, hoarding supplies, and finding a safe spot, Cargo's quiet acknowledgement that suicide might be a kind option for the infected feels revelatory and even dangerous.
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From Radcliffe to her career as a champion of access to higher education for the disadvantaged, from the halls of Congress to corporate boardrooms, Lois would so excel, blowing away all (white) competitors, that no one could deny her worthiness.
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By the second week, she had learned how to precook the arepas, but things didn't go much better; a strong wind took all their napkins, and she cried as she held onto the tent to keep it from blowing away.
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The clip seen here shows a group of four players, each in one of the four unique Javelins, piloting around the world, blowing away enemies, and getting to the bottom of a mystery that led to a giant, nasty-looking bug boss.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - There were a few wobbles here and there, even for Simone Biles, but those imperfections could not stop the United States from blowing away the opposition to capture the Olympic women's team title with a record margin on Tuesday.
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"That's what happens when you keep blowing away the estimates," Cramer said, pointing to Nvidia's other wildly strong lines of business making chips for top cloud companies like Amazon Web Services and the Google Cloud and for voice-enabled devices like Amazon's Alexa.
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Some Illinois and Washington party officials think the contest might run well in excess of $300 million, blowing away the current record-holder for statewide office — the $210 million California governors race between former eBay executive Meg Whitman and Jerry Brown in 22018.
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The Institute of Supply Management's measure of the non-manufacturing sector for August came in at 58.5, blowing away expectations for a reading of 56.8 by a survey of Thomson Reuters analysts and following the 55.7 reading reported in the prior month.
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As the end of 2019 approaches, "Crawdads" has sold more print copies than any other adult title this year — fiction or nonfiction — according to NPD BookScan, blowing away the combined print sales of new novels by John Grisham, Margaret Atwood and Stephen King.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Josh Ethan Johnson for The New York Times In a building that once housed a discount women's clothing store and was the headquarters for the Zionist Organization of America, 21-year-old Carter Radmiller stood in a dark room, blowing away zombies.
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When Red Sox closer Craig Kimbrel struck out the side in the ninth inning — blowing away Brett Gardner, Gary Sanchez and Aaron Judge — it sealed the Yankees' 14th loss in 25 games since May 8, when they owned the best record in the major leagues.
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Inheriting a baserunner, he got out of the seventh by blowing away Jose Ramirez with a high fastball and coaxing a Roberto Perez dribbler with a low one, and the rest of the way it was a couple little sliders, for effect, and a lot of gas.
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After blowing away her rivals to become the top qualifier for the team, all around, floor, vault and beam finals, she is on target to become the first woman since Ukraine's Lilia Podkopayeva in 1996 to hold the world and Olympic all around titles at the same time.
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The market has been positioned somewhere between awe and incredulity as new blockchain exchange-traded funds have attracted more than $200 million from investors in little more than a week of January, but it's a robot ETF that is blowing away the competition among trendy tech investments over the month.
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"The SHOP juggernaut continues … SHOP's Q2 surprised positively on almost every metric, blowing away merchant additions (now greater than >500K), which sets the stage for faster than expected growth in all areas of the business over the next few qtrs, at least, including breaking through the profitability barrier, which we view as one of the final frontiers for the Shopify juggernaut."
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Some highlights included Ariana's manager, Scooter Braun, having an emotional moment onstage while introducing Ariana mid-set; Miley Cyrus and Katy Perry paying tribute to the Manchester victims; Mac Miller joining Ariana onstage; Bieber's unifying words; Coldplay blowing away the crowd with an epic performance; Liam Gallagher from Oasis crashing the show; and, of course, Ariana singing an emotional "Over the Rainbow" cover to close things out.
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