" The train's recorded announcement boomed: "This is . . .
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Leveraged loans -- ones made to distressed companies have boomed.
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Gunfire, mortar and artillery fire boomed a few blocks away.
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After the debate, Harris' fundraising boomed, an aide told CNN.
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Chinese demand for American agricultural products, especially soyabeans, has boomed.
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As Mr Koch's philosophy took shape, so his company boomed.
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Both have boomed by linking mobile apps with offline payments.
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The sport has boomed recently, especially at the top end.
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Why it matters: This is why surveillance capitalism has boomed.
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His message boomed out constantly on national radio and television.
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Tourism has boomed, thanks to instability in other warm countries.
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Where the tech sector has boomed, affordable housing has suffered.
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The market boomed and he opened a motel and laundromat.
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The stockmarket has boomed since he took charge (see chart).
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But he's right that it has boomed since the election.
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As business boomed, so did the population, which reached 14,000.
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" Remember," the PA voice boomed once more, " Who laughs last."
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Sales of safes as an alternative to bank deposits boomed.
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The work initially appealed to many as package volume boomed.
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Alaska's population boomed after gold was discovered there in 1896.
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While the stock market has boomed, energy stocks have not.
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Since President Obama loosened restrictions on travel, tourism has boomed.
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Video has also boomed on the platform, especially in India.
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After Singapore's establishment in 1824, the Chinese immigrant population boomed.
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"Hi, this is Krystal!" boomed a deep voice over the phone.
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These devices boomed even before we could agree on a name.
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The German economy has boomed but inequality has continued to grow.
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Exports boomed out of Bolivia and Peru, the two largest producers.
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As a sign of that rising demand, airport construction has boomed.
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"Education should not be about wealth," boomed Tony Blair in 1996.
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France boomed, unemployment disappeared and the sovereign debt crisis was forgotten.
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China's mobile payment market has boomed in the past few years.
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Returns from real estate, the largest of Blackstone's business arms, boomed.
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He built up a network of veterinarians, and business finally boomed.
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As soon as it boomed, it drew haters: particularly, Big Rice.
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During the 1990s, Silicon Valley boomed while Route 128 companies faltered.
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Car stereos boomed, and the elevated train screeched to a stop.
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After three days, Amazon rectified the issue and sales boomed again.
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Moises Lobaton, a senior, was in psychology class when gunfire boomed.
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But as Southern California's population boomed, so did its property values.
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An air horn blew, confetti rained and a cannon shot boomed.
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Business boomed, and the company opened 11 offices around the world.
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"[Trump is] crushing a hypothetical GOP primary field," Fabrizio boomed triumphantly.
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Tourism boomed and hundreds of malls popped up across the country.
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The market boomed, and so did e-cigarette use among Americans.
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As China's property sector boomed, the country's need for copper burgeoned.
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The business boomed under Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan's president from 0003 to 2014.
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But astrology has boomed in the past few years, especially among millennials.
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After 103, oil production in the U.S. boomed in Texas, Oklahoma, California.
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"We are the party of the people," he boomed, to enormous applause.
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As the economy boomed, millions of Turks lifted themselves out of poverty.
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Motor vehicle sales have boomed in the years since the Great Recession.
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Its population has boomed since then, largely thanks to the electronics industry.
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ST. FRANCISVILLE, LA. — Cannons boomed, shaking the leaves off 19773-foot trees.
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"Document, please!" the mirror boomed at me when I arrived one morning.
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Credit boomed as banks jumped into the mortgage market alongside building societies.
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The recreational vehicle market has boomed since its financial crisis low point.
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At eight, a Verdi aria boomed from speakers, marking the evening's start.
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Tesla has matured during a period when the US market has boomed.
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Over the last decade, the commercial spyware market has boomed, experts say.
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Moises Lobaton, a senior, was in psychology class when the gunfire boomed.
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As one pair shared a kiss, Cher's "Believe" boomed in the background.
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Tourism has boomed, thanks in part to troubles in Turkey and Egypt.
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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals is a biotech that has boomed over the past decade.
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Populations also could have boomed later, between 40,000 and 50,000 years ago.
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China's onshore bond market boomed last year, growing by a third in volume.
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As the punt boomed, T.M.Q. wrote the words "game over" in his notebook.
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READ MORE HERE>>Litigation finance has boomed into a $10 billion-plus business.
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Infrastructure and property investment boomed again, as did the country's appetite for copper.
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The bottom line: The private prison industry has boomed under the Trump administration.
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It has more than quadrupled since as Facebook's internet ad business has boomed.
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But in recent years, fracking technology changed all that, and McMullen's economy boomed.
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Even as the markets surged this year, stocks of online brokers haven't boomed.
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When management education boomed in the 1013s, American schools taught mostly American students.
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Since then, Monster's international sales have boomed, growing by 23 percent in 2016.
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India has also boomed with a record $10 billion in deals so far.
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Oil exports boomed, making Qatar one of the world's wealthiest nations per capita.
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Ghana's economy boomed for years on its exports of oil, gold and cocoa.
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That's why the popularity of broad-based mutual funds and ETFs have boomed.
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The data being shared on Zoom meetings has boomed by an estimated 2,000%.
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At the same time, jobs at Amazon's warehouses and sorting centers have boomed.
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Profits boomed, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose sixfold over the past decade.
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The city boomed economically and culturally, eventually becoming the City of Brotherly Love.
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The popularity of televisions like this Motorola Golden View boomed in the 1940s.
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During a police raid on Monday morning, explosions and shots boomed off buildings.
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Its credit card business boomed, but revenue from other kinds of loans fell.
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Where her previous songs boomed and crashed, her new songs wobble and glow.
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Business boomed, so he opened a satellite shop in Aspen four years ago.
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Volunteers distributed the goods door to door as music boomed and people danced.
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The business boomed in tandem with internet adoption and mobile phone penetration in China.
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Each of India, Indonesia and Thailand have boomed since 2008, only to slow down.
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Cuba's tourism industry has boomed since the December 2014 rapprochement with the United States.
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She dismisses concerns of excess competition, even in China, where local airlines have boomed.
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A revival began in the 653s when the offshore market for dollar lending boomed.
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He secured a near monopoly on duty free goods as tourism in Thailand boomed.
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Another area that has boomed under the leadership of Netanyahu is the jobs market.
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As London's economy has boomed after the financial crisis, its roads reached full capacity.
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Chinese alumina prices have boomed and bust in the space of just three months.
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The economy boomed, launching into one of the largest peacetime economic expansions in history.
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Instead, economic growth picked up steam, and the economy boomed in 1988 and 2023.
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But it also was guarded headed into 2017, when markets around the world boomed.
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Although suburban communities boomed in the '50s, the shift was reserved for white Americans.
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A recording of Mr. Obama calling her an "extraordinary journalist" boomed throughout the church.
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Cumulative imports boomed by 18 percent in the first eight months of the year.
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Gas boomed, and by 20153 Qatar accounted for 30 percent of the global market.
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The vendor pointed straight at him and boomed: What small town are you from!?
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"Leading off for the Philadelphia Phillies, No. 16, second baseman César Hernández," Baker boomed.
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Once a Los Angeles fixture, mid-price department store Mervyn's boomed in the West.
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Vance doesn't mention that Kentucky's neighbor Tennessee has boomed and enjoys strong in-migration.
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Global automakers have also grown comfortable making cars in China, where sales have boomed.
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Farms got bigger, farmers grew more, agricultural exports skyrocketed and the farm economy boomed.
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Republicans predicted disaster, but instead the economy boomed, creating more jobs than under Reagan.
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Meanwhile, as China has boomed, so have average wage levels, tripling from 2900-220006.
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In terms of the X-Men, if you look at the arc of their popularity over the past three decades, they boomed in the '80s and '90s, and the theme of a team bonding over their outsider status boomed along with them.
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Construction boomed and Trona eventually boasted houses, schools, a movie theater and a golf course.
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And two: You've got a career that's really boomed, over the last two years, especially.
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The flow of credit has been sharply curtailed, imports have collapsed and exports have boomed.
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"Do you want a commission government, or do you want a mission government?" he boomed.
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Even before Trump took office the U.S oil industry boomed, and now continues to flourish.
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It boomed internationally, signing up 4.45 million subscribers versus the 33 million Street Account estimate.
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The tourism first industry boomed in the 1980s due to opportunities created by tax reductions.
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These have boomed in recent years; more than $85 billion are now in such accounts.
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Japan led the field until recently, when the use of 2D codes in China boomed.
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As the internet boomed, online searches for Playboy would literally return ads for their competitors.
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As the music boomed out of the speakers, the instructor was screeching out motivational words.
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Apparently, this happened as early as the 1840s, but really boomed after the Civil War.
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The miners dug shafts and tunnels into the surrounding mountains, and the mining town boomed.
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But even as the industry's credibility has decayed, business has boomed for the most part.
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And so as cloud computing boomed, Microsoft&aposs Azure offering was perfectly positioned to profit.
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Last year alone, our carbon emissions were down 2 percent even as our economy boomed.
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In fact, it's boomed fast enough that we're already seeing weird, alternative ideas pop up.
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The U.S. market boomed 21 percent to hit $1.7 billion last year, the firm estimates.
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Stocks for private prisons and coal companies boomed, while gun and marijuana company shares fell.
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Under Cerberus, Remington's sales initially boomed as total gun sales in the United States grew.
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Up there in the Central Highlands, the Voice of Vietnam boomed in loud and clear.
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The high-tech geography began to flip in the 1950s, as electronics and aerospace boomed.
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Its economy has boomed since Amazon moved into the South Lake Union neighborhood in 2007.
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On Pro Basketball BOSTON — Jayson Tatum boomed on LeBron James in last year's N.B.A. playoffs.
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It then left rates unchanged in 6900 even as the economy and stock market boomed.
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In the mid-1.33s, the peak of the golden age of comic books, sales boomed.
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In the five years since it dove into last-mile delivery, Amazon's business has boomed.
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In China, live video shopping - the convergence of e-commerce and livestreaming - boomed last year.
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In China, live video shopping - the convergence of e-commerce and livestreaming - boomed last year.
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Then, in the 1990s, after the collapse of Communism, speculators rushed in and construction boomed.
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Drake's "Back to Back" boomed from the speakers, and Snoop Dogg hopped onstage to dance.
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In 2015, Louis Vuitton's creative director Nicolas Ghesquière discovered Teddy Quinlivan, and her career boomed.
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And let's not forget: The Tampa Bay area has boomed because people like living there.
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Ryan's retirement could also impact the GOP's fundraising operations, which have boomed under his leadership.
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But in 2006, as the online marketplace for the kits boomed, the ATF changed course.
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As U.S. oil and gas drilling boomed over the past decade, tribes struggled to capitalize.
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"Daytona is Daytona because it defies description," boomed a baritone voice through the speaker system.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) boomed during Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's Senate Judiciary hearing Thursday.
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As America boomed in the 19th century industrial empires were created that trustbusters later broke up.
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"Hey Mr. McGregor!" he boomed into the microphone in the middle of the Octagon in Florida.
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From 1990 to 2010, trade boomed thanks to tariff cuts, cheaper communications and lower-cost transport.
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China's economy has boomed over the years, and so have the pockets of some savvy individuals.
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The online takeaway business has boomed in recent years, and firms such as Delivery Hero, Takeaway.
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Facebook Live has boomed over the past couple months and Periscope has struggled to stay relevant.
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At the same time, the number of customers looking for high-speed internet access has boomed.
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Meanwhile, agricultural exports have boomed in recent years and large farms need ever more cheap labor.
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India's air travel market has boomed in the last decade as it opened up to competition.
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Kraft and Heinz boomed in the 20th century, thanks in part to a reputation for safety.
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Steel prices boomed, as did those of iron ore, once again catching that market by surprise.
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As they've boomed, Silicon Valley giants like Uber, Google and Apple have turned into startup factories.
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Canada's housing market has boomed since 2009, driven mostly by tight supply in Toronto and Vancouver.
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Unlike the mid-2000s, job growth, business investment, and household income boomed during the Reagan years.
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In fact, drone sales boomed from 224 percent in 2015 to 2016 to almost $200 million.
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"We're winning all over the country," he boomed at a November campaign rally in Birmingham, Alabama.
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But there is no debate that coconut water has boomed in popularity over the past decade.
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During the six-year term of Mr Duterte's predecessor, Benigno Aquino, the Philippine stock market boomed.
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"He doesn't have a plane, you asshole," Cosby boomed, referring to himself in the third person.
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"There has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office," the president boomed.
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Curiously, in places where stinkbug populations once boomed, they have recently subsided to less daunting levels.
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That's why leases have boomed, from 215 million vehicles in 2072 to 2900 million in 25.
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Investor interest in the microbiome and the broader life science sector has boomed in recent years.
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On October 14, 503, the skies above the Mojave Desert of Southern California cracked and boomed.
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When the market has boomed for a while, the odds of an additional boom go down.
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Westboro, on the Ottawa River, has become especially trendy as development there has boomed, he said.
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But as exports and domestic demand boomed, Germany prospered and so did Ms. Merkel's popularity ratings.
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In recent years, the populations of Latinos, African Americans and Asians in McCaul's district have boomed.
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As China's economy boomed, the government has struggled to collect taxes from private companies and individuals.
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As e-commerce has boomed, so have the amount of software jobs in the retail sector.
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From the 1870s to the 1940s, textiles enjoyed robust trade protection and boomed as a result.
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But after a reptile breeding warehouse was destroyed in the 1992 hurricane, the python population boomed.
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Crime plummeted, schools improved, racial tensions eased, the arts flourished, tourism boomed and city coffers swelled.
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A new, democratic Brazil was born; society exploded, the economy boomed and art responded in kind.
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And business has boomed right along with it, with revenue up some 30 percent this year.
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She was a one-of-a-kind journalist, and character, whose voice boomed across the newsroom.
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Its economy boomed after World War II. Then the go-go 1980s ended with a bust.
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As America's shale industry has boomed, Saudi Arabia has turned to Russia to help co-ordinate production.
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With the collective lack of trust in government-supplied drinking water, the bottled water industry has boomed.
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They boomed in the early 1990s, as China and the former Soviet bloc opened and Europe integrated.
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China became a member of the WTO in 2001 and its economy has boomed exponentially ever since.
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Some Indian politicians and parents say the content is inappropriate, but the app's popularity has still boomed.
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"How dare you treat me this way!" boomed a husky voice with a thick Eastern European accent.
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In 13, when the global financial crisis shook Russia harder than many others, seed sales also boomed.
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Communist-ruled Vietnam has boomed since it launched reforms known as "doi moi" in the late 1980s.
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In 1987, when Vorayuth turned 20063, Red Bull Energy Drink went international and his family's fortune boomed.
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Some Indian politicians and parents say the content is inappropriate, but the app's popularity has still boomed.
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Daily fantasy sports, a turbocharged version of the season-long game, has boomed over the past decade.
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Corn ethanol has boomed under the mandate, and was also helped by subsidies that expired in 2011.
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The defenseman collected a loose puck just inside the blue line and boomed a slapper past Quick.
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As abruptly as it had boomed, VR faded, eclipsed by the immediacy and accessibility of the web.
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The data show that state election defense has not boomed as some of us might have hoped.
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Rooftop farming has boomed in the past years from New York to Tokyo via London and Paris.
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Ransomware schemes have boomed in recent months, with increasingly sophisticated techniques and tools used in such operations.
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But then the hedge fund faltered as value stocks went out of favor and internet stocks boomed.
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Cosmetic surgery has boomed — but in China, unlike other places, it is a market for the young.
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Since then, the area's tourism industry, offering traditional treats like shoofly pies and buggy rides, has boomed.
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While private development has boomed, it remains unclear when, if ever, the streetcar loop will be built.
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"Donald Trump has won the state of Utah," Donald Trump boomed in his best news anchor voice.
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The fertility business overall has boomed and is now valued in the billions of dollars and growing.
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More stories from across the web… CNBC: Private payrolls boomed in July, the best showing since February.
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The street boomed in the late 19th century when a large wooden boxcar factory was based there.
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This poorly regulated industry, which has boomed over the last three years, is a minefield for newcomers.
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In 1997, as the economy boomed, he bought the hardware store and has run it ever since.
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The concept has boomed as we acquire more stuff — but are we heading for peak self-storage?
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After the housing crash, real estate investing boomed, thanks to so many low-priced properties available for sale.
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"Are there any senators in the chamber who are wishing to vote or change their vote?" he boomed.
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"I used to be unique—they would not even acknowledge my existence," Mr Navalny boomed from the stage.
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Image: SamsungIn the mid-'90s, public use of the internet boomed, and it's been all downhill ever since.
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During his reign, Thailand's economy boomed and achieved middle-income status and the country took steps toward democracy.
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As the Chinese economy has boomed in the last decade, millions of people have entered the middle class.
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Sales of cheap smartphones have boomed in recent years, but internet networks remain patchy, especially in rural India.
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The company has boomed since 2012, and Amazon poses less of a threat to its long-term strategy.
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The market for MVNOs has boomed in Japan after the government relaxed regulations around handsets in early 2017.
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CHINESE BOOM AND BUST Chinese alumina prices have boomed and bust in the space of just three months.
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In the meantime, China's domestic car industry has boomed in recent years, especially for electric and hybrid vehicles.
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The oil industry and property boomed; tourism, though still small, picked up; and the number of expatriates rose.
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"This is the worst Tory campaign ever", boomed an article in the Conservative-supporting Spectator magazine last week.
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In 1990, the visa was reinvented as H-1B, and it boomed alongside the rise of Silicon Valley.
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Property prices in the country have boomed over the past two decades, leaving households among Europe's most indebted.
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Productivity boomed, and America entered a golden age of egalitarian prosperity, with a large and expanding middle class.
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Pahoa, Hawaii (CNN)"You might want to step back," said Darryl Clinton as yet another explosion boomed nearby.
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Interest has boomed in Canada's marijuana companies ahead of legalization of recreational cannabis in the country next month.
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While farming in Britain is a shadow of its former self, the asparagus industry has boomed (see chart).
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The population here boomed, surging to more than 133,000 this year from fewer than 80,000 a decade ago.
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"When it came his turn, his voice just boomed out over the audience," his mother told the newspaper.
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At the same time, the neighboring town of Walnut Grove, population 1,900, boomed from prison revenue and employment.
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The economy of Latvia, which gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, has boomed in recent years.
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Their numbers have boomed since the 1980s due to three things: warmer climates, improved agriculture, and declining predators.
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Turnover has also boomed as China's burgeoning middle class has developed an appetite for investing in financial markets.
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These little beetles pollinated the plants with no extra work from humans, and, suddenly, palm oil yields boomed.
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But his "sociological clock" — his sense that he was missing out on something important in life — boomed mightily.
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Alongside the development of hockey, the towns of Calumet and Houghton boomed from a flourishing copper mining industry.
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Commodity markets boomed shortly after the millennium, driven by demand from China, the world's biggest raw materials market.
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After the door to Iranian pistachios was shut 30-odd years ago, though, the American pistachio industry boomed.
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As the cotton industry boomed across the South, Austin realized that the next market could be in Texas.
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And the coastal region's population and economy have boomed, growing by almost half in the last 22012 years.
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And participation in high school clubs has boomed even more, to over 10,000 members from 793 in 2013.
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Poland's exports, largely to other member countries, have boomed, and young Poles travel and work all across Europe.
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"You are going to stand in the shadow of the moon!" amateur astronomer Ian Dix of Denver boomed.
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"No progress," he boomed and went to sit down at a table in the center of the room.
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Buybacks have become increasingly popular in recent years and have boomed in the wake of the tax bill.
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How all of that will ultimately affect Myanmar's tourism industry — which has generally boomed since 2012 — is unclear.
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When the testimonies were done, our voices boomed in a bellowing chant: I believe that we will win.
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From the top of the slot, he used a Patric Hornqvist screen and boomed home a one-timer.
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"Democrats are inviting caravan after caravan, illegal immigrants to flood into our country," Mr. Trump boomed in Cleveland.
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Because China leapfrogged credit cards and went straight from cash to mobile payments, e-commerce has boomed there.
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From there, the city boomed, eventually becoming a haven for counter-culture, the LGBTQ community, and the hippies.
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For Apple, however, the decision is much more pragmatic: Mac software development has stalled as iOS has boomed.
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Then, during World War II, the Rumiano family got a government contract to make rations, and business boomed.
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" Witnessing the widespread destruction of nature as America's industrial economy boomed, Thoreau lamented, "Trade curses everything it handles.
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The global fintech sector has boomed in recent years, with startups securing billions of dollars in financing annually.
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Japanese corporate profits have boomed since (Prime Minister Shinzo) Abe came to power at the end of 2012.
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Sweden has enjoyed years of strong growth, fuelled by ultra-low borrowing costs, and property prices have boomed.
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Not every country with rapid population growth enjoyed a steady economic boom, but few economies boomed without it.
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When other parts of the country suffered during the Great Recession, the area around the nation's capital boomed.
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Distillate exports from the United States have boomed to meet strong demand from Latin America and other emerging markets.
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Labour's previously moribund membership boomed to half a million, making it one of the biggest political parties in Europe.
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The EV market has boomed in recent years, but still makes up just a fraction of total car sales.
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In December, sales fell 9 percent to 31,000 vehicles, the company said, even as the overall car market boomed.
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As in America 208 years later, property prices had first boomed and then plunged, bringing banks down with them.
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India has long had elite private schools, but over the past decade low-cost private schools have also boomed.
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Mrs Thatcher's deregulation of the financial-services industry meant that London and the South boomed while the North withered.
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Databases like Rozar's boomed during the 1990s, giving rise to modern, expansive "people search" services like Spokeo and Whitepages.
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Between 1960 and 2007, the economy of Latin America boomed, growing more than 8 percent per year on average.
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London's FTSE has boomed since Brexit, up 20 percent since the June vote, although almost flat on the year.
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Oil fields have boomed in Oklahoma over the past decade thanks to advances in hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling.
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So does Japan, where mild new prosperity has rekindled nostalgia for the last time the country's economy truly boomed.
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India has slipped from the middle to the bottom, as more people have purchased cars and industry has boomed.
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"We're in the path of growth," he said, as heavy trucks boomed by on the highway, shaking the earth.
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As populations have boomed and the demand for fish has continued to grow, overfishing has become a serious concern.
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Plastic sheets covered its tall windows to shield the space from a sniper's view; shelling boomed in the distance.
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Sales of some of its drugs boomed, offsetting weaknesses for some of its treatments that are facing competitive pressure.
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Business Insider previously reported that the luxury-goods sector has boomed in 2019, thanks to increased demand in China.
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The Islamic State lines were said to be about nine miles away; outgoing artillery boomed as the buses arrived.
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While global record sales have boomed, not long ago Rugami could go for months without selling a single record.
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Real estate, particularly high-end properties in London, boomed in recent years as interest rates remained at record lows.
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Oil and gas industry employment boomed under Obama's watch, until a protracted oil price downturn led to mass layoffs.
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Euro zone businesses boomed in November with flash composite, services and manufacturing PMIs beating all forecasts in Reuters polls.
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At first, they worked out of their garage, but as business boomed, the manufacturing was moved into a warehouse.
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Business has boomed for companies that offer services to help people conduct meetings online, such as Zoom and BlueJeans.
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While the government has put in place a number of regulations governing genetically modified crops, the industry has boomed.
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The signature Syrian spice, caught up in conflict, became scarce in the United States just as its popularity boomed.
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BEIJING — Over the past two decades, religion in China has boomed, and no faith has benefited more than Buddhism.
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I feel like that's one reason meditation has boomed recently, practiced by everybody from Silicon Valley executives to kindergartners.
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As the "turd trade" boomed, laws were enacted that entitled landlords to their tenants' feces (but not their urine).
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And the economy — and American business — boomed during this period, just as Benton and his fellow chieftains had predicted.
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Months later, he was at a college football game with his family, and a cannon boomed after a touchdown.
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As e-commerce has boomed, Amazon has struck out more on its own and built a sizable delivery network.
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The company boomed through the 1980s and '90s, and in 2000 the renamed Wipro went public in New York.
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" When a Conservative ally of Mr. Johnson interjected, the speaker boomed, "Get out, man, you will not be missed!
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Songs about Everton's newfound wealth boomed out from the corner of the stadium where the away support was gathered.
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Solar boomed during the Obama years, propped up by generous federal subsidies, tax breaks for installations, and stringent environmental regulations.
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"These are special shots that are designed to have a lasting effect for several hours," Robbins boomed into the microphone.
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The U.S. bond market boomed and continued to boom after the crisis thanks to the Fed's $3.6 trillion QE programme.
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Within a few years' time, word got out that Gillette's innovative shaving device was a must-have — and business boomed.
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Facebook, on the other hand, really boomed after company leaders began using it in their daily lives, he pointed out.
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Consumption of farmed fish across the world has boomed, meanwhile, partly at the expense of beef, pork and other meats.
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"LET us get ready for 2018," boomed Nicolás Maduro as he hailed the "third great victory of the Venezuelan people".
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The right should acknowledge that jobs have boomed without the bonfire of regulations that typically forms its labour-market policy.
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The thud of explosions boomed across the city streets and black smoke rose from an area about five blocks away.
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During World War II, demand for mica and feldspar, which are found in tremendous abundance in the area's pegmatites, boomed.
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Alaska often zigs while the rest of the nation zags; its economy boomed through the nation's recession a decade ago.
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Buy-to-let lending has boomed in Britain in recent years, and is now worth 200 billion pounds ($286 billion).
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The Fed has raised rates three times this year as the U.S. economy boomed and inflation started to pick up.
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Higher-risk bond sales boomed in 2100, thanks to robust economic growth, low global bond yields and booming stock markets.
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Thanks to these sensible policies, and the fortuitous tailwind of higher productivity growth, the economy boomed and prosperity was shared.
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"WHAT'LL IT BE, GOOD SIR?" a voice boomed from behind the counter, seconds after Fred had pushed open the door.
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The mapping helped her take her products to small companies in the area and her business suddenly boomed, like Savariyammal's.
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Similarly, startup growth has boomed in the island archipelago, with several Indonesian-based unicorns disrupting local, regional, and global economies.
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Compared with March, however, the economy expanded 0.47 percent as the key mining sector grew 1.9 percent and fishing boomed.
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In a checkered shirt and horn-rimmed glasses, he projected a mild air, but his voice boomed over the speakers.
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It has boomed this year, outpacing the S&P 500, as part of a develop markets recovery around the globe.
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Productivity also boomed in retailing, as Walmart and other "big box" stores revolutionized retail selection, layout and supply chain management.
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One of the reasons the internet economy has boomed in the last 30 years was the general absence of regulation.
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Jiangxi Province lies inland and has long stayed a rural backwater as neighboring coastal regions boomed from trade and industry.
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Sargassum populations boomed, and every year since (with the exception of 20023) has seen major blooms of the brown algae.
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While some sea creatures have boomed (octopuses), others have busted (humpback whales), and yet others literally melted into goo (starfish).
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"If we in Thames Valley are to retain a league club we've got to unite Reading and Oxford," Maxwell boomed.
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"They cannot stop the change we have started," he boomed as chants of "Chancellor Kurz!" rang out from the crowd.
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The man held up his hands and boomed out a greeting: The group surged and twitched like a Greek chorus.
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As the tech and information industries boomed in the 2010s, the decade was also rocked by scandals across both industries.
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Its headquarters city boomed as this tech-driven retailer built huge warehouses and factories and attracted other businesses and rivals.
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And as the volume of new hires boomed, Poindexter knew she had to step up Lyft's training efforts and programs.
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And throughout the Indian subcontinent, in particular, tanker businesses big and small have boomed as the region's cities have swelled.
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"Bring to me, the trophy," boomed a musclebound king, wearing a crown of snakes and clutching a skull-topped scepter.
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Under Mr. Donald, who took over Carnival in mid-2013 after a string of ship debacles, the company has boomed.
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It has risen about 33 percent in 2017 thanks to improving global growth as exports boomed, sharply lifting corporate earnings.
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Fireworks boomed over the Mediterranean, there was a bit of dancing, and the couples left to start their lives together.
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When Turkey's economy boomed in the last decade, so did bank lending, much more explosively than in other emerging markets.
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In America the market for syndicated business loans has boomed, to over $1trn in 2018, and loan standards have fallen.
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But as pickup-truck sales have boomed, the Titan doubled deliveries in 2017 and held onto those gains in 2018.
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Canada's housing market boomed after the financial crisis, fueled by record low borrowing costs and further boosted by foreign buying.
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While overseas stocks boomed in 210.6, "they didn't have the run U.S. stocks had out of the crisis," he said.
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Though gold mining has since boomed, officials acknowledge that most of the precious metal is smuggled out of the country.
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Under Mr. Emanuel, the downtown has boomed, flourishing with tech companies, high-rise hotels, a sparkling riverfront and luxury apartments.
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Amazon and other tech companies have hired tens of thousands of workers, and export-driven manufacturers like Boeing have boomed.
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Even as search traffic for Harris boomed, it saw a significant rise for "desegregation busing" among people who Googled Biden.
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In less than two weeks, Dear's store has boomed in popularity, with sales doubling and sometimes tripling what they were before.
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" Jay Z's voice boomed over Marlins Park several times throughout the night, during both "Drunk In Love" and "Crazy in Love.
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The Gulf Arab region's fast-growing healthcare sector has boomed in recent years on the back of an increasingly wealthy population.
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The next morning at 5, as Thompson was near the end of her restless night, a great sound boomed from above.
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But it has struggled to maintain that momentum as rivals' sales of SUVs have boomed and emerging market economies have weakened.
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Private equity investment into the China health, pharmacy and self-care space has boomed, as investors cash in on rising incomes.
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When globalisation boomed, emerging economies found it easy to catch up with the rich world in terms of output per person.
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It's a business that has boomed with the growth of globalization and companies trading with each other at an increasing pace.
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The population boomed at precisely the moment it was becoming clear that Americans had no appetite for a new red meat.
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As some cities have boomed, many rural areas, battered by losses of manufacturing plants and textile mills, have been left behind.
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Companies like MakerBot have struggled to establish a consumer market since the awareness of 3D printing boomed a few years ago.
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Sales of rat poison in Nigeria have boomed since the outbreak was announced, according to reports by the news service AFP.
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I mean, obviously, heart-rate monitors have boomed, all kinds of watches, Apple has a watch which hasn't done that well.
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The twin-boomed nighttime specialist wasn't pretty, and the crowded instrument panel was too far for at least one pilot's reach.
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"We do not want to live under the rule or threat of Islamic fundamentalism," she boomed to the crowd on Sunday.
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The voice of Mick Jagger boomed across the Washington Mall as Donald Trump made his grand entrance at the inaugural concert.
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Chinese demand for luxury timepieces boomed after the 2008/09 financial crisis, leading to a surge in production and retail prices.
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Yet, existing home sales boomed in March, increasing by 4.4 percent, much higher than the 2.5 percent expected, according to Reuters.
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Convertible bonds last boomed around 2007, when equity prices hit new peaks and interest rates were high before the crisis hit.
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In 2010, as wildcat mining boomed, he said he started searching for cinnabar, the ore from which liquid mercury is produced.
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" She spells out the apparent narrative connection explicitly: "My family's arc was eerily parallel to Detroit's; we'd boomed together and now . . .
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Wind and solar power have boomed on the back of subsidies that guarantee their power can be sold at favourable prices.
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It quickly fell in the years that followed as war costs subsided, the economy boomed, and the budget was near balance.
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Although economic growth initially boomed, it is now close to stagnating, having increased just 23% quarter-on-quarter in April-June.
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The valley remained relatively quiet for several hundred years and then boomed again, when Islam was established in the Middle East.
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Instead of the land being developed by farmers and ranchers, it's been left untouched for 75 years, and wildlife has boomed.
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During Mr. Rivers's years in prison, the inmate population in Washington boomed, growing by nearly 50 percent to 17,500 last year.
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That segment of the Premier League's revenue has boomed in recent years, to about £21992 billion a year (about $22 billion).
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In the early 2000s, many Mexicans headed north to work in industries, such as construction, that boomed before the financial crisis.
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During those decades, as cinema was gradually fading away, Pakistan's television soap operas boomed and provided entertainment for the middle classes.
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The deficit fell, Greenspan delivered growth-supportive monetary policy, the economy boomed, and Clinton was very popular by the late 1990s.
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Businesses like these have boomed in China as the number of Chinese international students has steadily grown in the United States.
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Instagram's co-founders, who resigned on Monday, presided over a company that boomed with help from technological advances and societal changes.
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But over the past few years, as the national economy improved and California boomed, home prices have escalated to crisis levels.
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For example, in Harris County — which encompasses most of the Houston metropolitan area — voter registration has boomed 14 percent since 2014.
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In Europe profits are lower, but so is wage growth, because Europe's labour market has not boomed as much as America's.
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As China's economy boomed, state and local governments along with American companies looked to snap up some of those Chinese funds.
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The popularity of extreme sports has boomed since 1990, fueled by on-demand coverage, insane Youtube channels and lucrative sponsorship deals.
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Berlin's exports have boomed because the euro is more depreciated than the deutschmark would be had there been no monetary union.
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In the back room, the grand piano boomed: someone must have jumped inside it and others were banging on the keys.
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Capline's volumes have decreased sharply as U.S. shale output boomed before prices plunged since mid-2014 on a global crude glut.
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As oil prices improved, U.S. oil production has also boomed, recently topping 10 million barrels a day, the highest since 1970.
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Cadillac has lost ground in the U.S., even as premium vehicle sales have risen and Cadillac's business has boomed in Asia.
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In recent years, the DC dining scene has boomed, boosted even further by the Michelin Guide's arrival in the city last fall.
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Construction across Switzerland has boomed as investors pour money into property amid negative interest rates that have made other investment classes unattractive.
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As a D.J.'s mix boomed, Patrick Moxey, Ultra's silver-haired founder and president, received guests with hugs and a wide smile.
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Larsen cut his check earlier this month during what has been an incredible year of wealth creation as the crypto economy boomed.
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However, piracy has boomed as a result: ACE says that last year saw 5.4 billion downloads of pirated films and TV shows.
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Even as Trinidad boomed because of oil, disastrous left-wing policies reduced resource-rich Guyana to one of South America's poorest countries.
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Meanwhile, VIEs have become more prominent; the total value of companies that use them has soared as China's internet industry has boomed.
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Data released this week by Bloomberg New Energy Finance show that corporate demand throughout the world, but particularly in America, has boomed.
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The economy boomed, problems were solved quickly and efficiently, and inter-family squabbles were squashed before violence ever got out of hand.
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World War II had transformed the city into a weapons factory, and people poured in from around the country as manufacturing boomed.
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After statehood, the cotton economy boomed, generating enormous wealth among the planter class and fueling demand for an increasing number of slaves.
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" Taxes: "As profits have boomed, tech groups have amassed $867 [billion] in offshore cash piles, partly to avoid paying high U.S. taxes.
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Over the last decade the study of the human microbiome, the symbiotic bacteria and fungus that live in our bodies, has boomed.
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However, as the smartphone industry boomed, the public at large slowly but surely left the company and their once-dominant phones behind.
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Suddenly, alarms blared in the cockpit as what passengers said sounded like an explosion boomed from the left side of the plane.
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Thousands of Chinese families have sent their children to study at costly Australian universities, and Australian food exports to China have boomed.
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The industry has boomed in recent years and drawn the attention not only of state attorneys general but of lawmakers as well.
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In the five years under NAFTA, noted Princeton economist and ex-Obama adviser Alan Krueger, the economy boomed and income inequality declined.
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"Your people," this professor boomed, having asked about her hometown, summarily dismissed "Ipswich" as an answer and enquired into her genetic makeup.
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Later, under Mr. Marks's son, Simon, and Simon's partner, Israel Sieff, the family business boomed, securing a unique foothold in British society.
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Red Sox players sang all right, but it was "New York, New York," which is boomed through Yankee Stadium after a game.
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BBB-rated companies, which are one credit downgrade away from junk status, boomed during the economic expansion, thanks to cheap borrowing costs.
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Since the early 2000s, business has largely boomed for fast fashion retailers such as ASOS, H&M and Inditex, which owns Zara.
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"There's still a lot of people coming," he said, exhaling a thick cloud of smoke as Kanye West boomed in the background.
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Because a lot of people didn't get that company initially when it started, although it certainly boomed rather quickly once people did.
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The economy had boomed, with years of sustained 2101 percent annual growth yielding significant jumps in life expectancy, living standards and GDP.
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A black proprietor serenaded him a cappella, as if he were a celebrity of sorts: "Go get that senator's race," he boomed.
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Christianity has boomed in South Korea over the last century, and churches' neon-lit crosses dot the nightscape of Seoul, the capital.
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As the price of recorders plummeted to about $22010 from about $1,000, sales boomed, and so, to some people's surprise, did rentals.
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Online advertising has boomed, taking away from print ads that would typically go to support local newspapers, radio broadcast and TV broadcasters.
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Business boomed as smugglers encouraged migrants to make the journey while they could and get into the U.S. before the border closed.
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They point to the solar panel industry, which boomed in China thanks in part to almost unlimited financing from state-owned banks.
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The service sector boomed in August, while factory orders sank more than expected a month earlier, according to two reports released Thursday.
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In a campaign commercial that ran just before the election, Donald J. Trump's voice boomed over a series of Wall Street images.
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The number of people killed and injured in construction accidents has risen as real estate building has boomed in New York City.
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The European economy boomed in 2017, though growth has slowed in recent months and a number of problems lurk in the region.
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Building has boomed around the PATH's stations in New Jersey as developers have capitalized on access to a relatively inexpensive transit link.
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China's entry into the organization in 2001 accelerated the hollowing out of American manufacturing jobs, as imports of cheap Chinese products boomed.
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"The storm won't be until Tuesday," Trump boomed at supporters in Dubuque, challenging them to brave the snow if it arrives early.
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But before she could speak, music boomed through the loudspeakers and out came Shane McMahon, Vince's estranged son and Stephanie's big brother.
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Under NAFTA, foreign direct investment (FDI) boomed: the stock of American investment in Mexico grew from $17bn in 1994 to $110bn in 2017.
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However, the goats' presence -- which has boomed over the years -- threatens 20 native plants and animals that are unique to the Olympic Peninsula.
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Property prices in the Nordic country have boomed over the past two decades and Swedish households are among the most indebted in Europe.
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Fueled by investment, including large subsidies from the central government in Beijing, the provincial capital of the inland province of Henan has boomed.
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Their eyes have gazed down as trees have disappeared and appeared, floodwaters have flowed in and out, and cities have boomed and busted.
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As with superyachts, fine watches and the like, sales of high-end cars have boomed along with the numbers of the global rich.
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Fuelled by investment, including large subsidies from the central government in Beijing, the provincial capital of the inland province of Henan has boomed.
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Under NAFTA, foreign direct investment (FDI) boomed: the stock of American investment in Mexico grew from $0003bn in 1994 to $110bn in 2017.
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For-profit prison companies boomed alongside the war on drugs, which led to a 171% increase in drug arrests between 1980 and 1003.
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As cryptocurrency has boomed, he's been besieged by potential buyers, but he's repeatedly and publicly told them that the domain wasn't for sale.
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The economy boomed throughout the 1960s, extending a nearly decade-long economic expansion with an unemployment rate that was even lower than today.
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The price has risen in part because oil production in America, where output from shale fields has boomed in recent years, is dropping.
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Industrial orders tumbled and manufacturing output stagnated in February while construction boomed and retail sales rose more than expected in the same month.
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Moreover, under the current government the economy has boomed and poverty has fallen sharply, though a severe recent drought is causing new problems.
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"Head" and "Lady Cab Driver" boomed from stacked pyramids of Cerwin-Vega speakers at the fabled freak fests hosted by Uncle Jamm's Army.
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I report on New York's transportation and infrastructure, which includes crowding issues in recent years as the city's population grew and tourism boomed.
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In honor of the UN's World Population Day on July 11, here are 12 amazing graphics which show how the world's population boomed.
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In one clip, 19-year-old Kendall and 18-year-old Kylie performed a little choreographed handshake while music boomed in the background.
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But a global effort to curb the toxic element has backfired in Indonesia, where illegal backyard manufacturers, like the one above, have boomed.
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As the economy boomed in the following decades, America's burgeoning corporations needed to furnish their offices with desks and shelving and cubicle walls.
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The hearing comes as interest in the currencies has boomed, with many coins reaching record highs before a recent slump in the market.
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Three bakers of subsidized bread said business had since boomed; one said he uses 24.5 bags of flour a day instead of 20.
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Because China has not ratified this agreement, it does not have as many restrictions for its exports, thus Chinese drone sales have boomed.
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Sweden's economy has boomed in recent years and criticism of the Riksbank's steely focus on reaching its 2 percent target has been growing.
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Meantime, screen golf lounges have boomed, with the number reaching more than 7,000 last year, according to the Korea Simulation Golf Culture Association.
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The overall rate of earthquakes in the state was a hundred times higher than what it was before oil and gas production boomed.
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Sweden: Immigration has boomed in Sweden over the past several years, but there has been no accompanying crime wave, according to the Telegraph.
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" Awkwardly positioned at the side of the stage and sporting a rictus grin, Dash boomed: "I cannot wait to help my people out.
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The number of voters calling for a reduction in immigration levels fell steadily during the 1990s when the economy boomed and crime fell.
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It was a quiet, underdeveloped zone of the city that went unnoticed until it boomed two decades later under its new name, TriBeCa.
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These "shared spaces" evolved after the 1950s and 1960s, when the Dutch economy boomed after decades of hardship and cars overwhelmed Amsterdam's streets.
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Furthermore, as the economy boomed through the links of empire, some slaves and foreign residents had even become rich in trade and commerce.
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Health-tech startups that help healthcare workers find shifts have boomed as the UK rallies medical professionals to cope with the coronavirus pandemic.
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But while South Korea boomed after the Korean War and became one of the world's great economies, the Communist North immiserated its people.
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The Bay Area economy has boomed in recent years, mainly thanks to Silicon Valley; but very few new housing units have been added.
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A photo of Mr. Christie on an easel toppled over, and Diana Ross's voice boomed from loudspeakers as the room filled with laugher.
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"For the first time in two decades, Osama bin Laden is not a threat to this country," Obama boomed, greeted with firm applause.
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But a gradual demographic shift has emerged in the state — suburbs have boomed, and the ratio of Virginians in rural areas has shrunk.
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But given the demands on Penn Station, where ridership has boomed beyond the capacity to easily accommodate it, constant attention will be needed.
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The company became a mainstay of the indoor malls and strip shopping centers that boomed in the second half of the 113th century.
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It boomed as a mining town in the 19th century and its downtown buildings bear the names of multinational corporations like Rio Tinto.
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During his time at the industry group, its federal advocacy boomed and ACC became one of the highest-spending trade groups in Washington.
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As property values in parts of these neighborhoods boomed, the calls for an overhaul gained powerful allies in the city's real estate community.
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The gap between white and nonwhite unemployment is about the same as it was a decade ago, when the job market last boomed.
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As United States manufacturing boomed, for instance, emissions from the nation's industrial sectors — including steel, cement, chemicals and refineries — increased by 5.7 percent.
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The lights went down and the strains of Strauss's "Also sprach Zarathustra"—her father Ric Flair's famous theme song—boomed over the speakers.
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The idea of a modular PC is not new, and in some ways has fallen out of fashion as smartphones and tablets have boomed.
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" When BuzzFeed News attempted to contact a 21-year-old in Rajkot about his arrest, his older brother boomed, "Never call my brother again!
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U.S. travel to Cuba had boomed in recent years after Obama loosened restrictions, allowing the re-establishment of regular commercial flights and cruise services.
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Poverty: The populations in Guatemala and Honduras have boomed, says Randy Capps, director of research at the Migration Policy Institute, but jobs are scarce.
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In recent years Colorado's economy has boomed, with the state attracting young and educated immigrants from other states, who tend to be more Democratic.
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Germany, the continent's economic motor, has boomed for a decade thanks to its role as a supplier of equipment to the world's industrial nations.
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Population has boomed in many water-stressed places, including parts of China, India, South Africa, and the United States, especially in Arizona and California.
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Last year 225 of the 25.19 European housing markets boomed, according to the research firm Global Property Guide, and show no signs of slowing.
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After Thompson's second interception of Johnston, Cimaglia boomed another home from 53 yards at 13:38 of the second for a 9-0 lead.
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From Russia to Brazil, and Nigeria to Venezuela, resource-rich countries that boomed during China's surge found their economies shaken when Chinese demand slowed.
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European tech investment boomed in 2018 to $23 billion, up from $19.6 billion in 2017, according to research by the venture-capital firm Atomico.
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LYON, France — "Mesdames et messieurs," a voice calmly boomed from the loudspeakers a few minutes into intermission at the Lyon Opera on July 7.
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Norway's housing market has boomed in recent years, particularly in and around Oslo, with record low rates and as demand for homes outstripped supply.
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In that time, San Francisco's economy has boomed, due mostly to the technology industry, fueling increasing rent and cost of living for NPS employees.
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A changing retail landscape in which many brick-and-mortar retailers have gone bust and e-commerce has boomed has also plagued the retailer.
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But the Chinese economy boomed, especially after China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, creating jobs that absorbed many of the excess workers.
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The world of pet influencers has boomed in recent years, spawning animal-specific influencer agencies, major brand campaigns and partnerships, and on-screen appearances.
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But as the industry matured and biodiesel production boomed – to 28503 billion gallons in 22019 – so did the tax credit's cost through lost revenue.
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OPEC has sought to engage shale players for the past two years as U.S. production boomed and has now surpassed that of Saudi Arabia.
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Retail sales have boomed as an increasingly middle-class China buys more cars, smartphones, appliances, dairy products and a wide variety of other goods.
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Such repurchases have boomed this year as the strong economy — and steep cuts in corporate tax rates — have left American companies flush with profits.
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Over the past decade, as the Kims père and fils pursued their nuclear program, North Korea's external trade boomed, more than doubling in volume.
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A 2014 University of Texas report highlighted the drastic decline in the number of black residents in Austin, even as the city has boomed.
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Others say mining is facing too much of a stigma in a city that has boomed in the past decade partly because of it.
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In the Yemeni port, where artillery guns boomed across the city Wednesday night, residents were cautious in their welcome to news of the deal.
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Jerry Brown raised taxes in California, amid predictions of – you guessed it – disaster; the economy boomed, and the main problem is a housing shortage.
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Out of nowhere, the clang of armor and the beat of hip-hop music boomed through a gallery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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As cutting-edge semiconductors got harder to make and demand boomed from new fields like bitcoin mining, the world's top processor manufacturers seemed invulnerable.
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Much of the city's future rests on a transit system that has fallen into a decrepit state, just as New York's population has boomed.
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Another area that has boomed this decade partly because of CRISPR technology is stem cell therapy, which we'll get into in the next section.
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American fossil fuel energy production has boomed over the last decade, thanks to the expansion of hydraulic fracturing and expanded drilling on private land.
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Thiem would earn two match points on del Potro's serve at 5-6, 15-40, but del Potro boomed two aces to save both.
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By 2010-14, very rural counties saw zero net growth in new firms, while the biggest counties boomed with 58 percent of new firms.
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Mr. Slager watched the video on a screen near the defense table as the sound of gunfire boomed, shot after shot, through the courtroom.
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It climbed again in 22011, after the global price of oil — Russia' main export commodity — rose, foreign investment flowed in and domestic consumption boomed.
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Waitrose will pay for a smart lock and installation for participating customers in London, a market where grocery deliveries have boomed in recent years.
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In 23, Bitcoin boomed, with prices hitting a record high of $203,220 per coin, a 2000-fold increase from the start of the year.
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China's P2200P and online finance industry has boomed in recent years, but growth is slowing after a series of scandals and multi-billion dollar failures.
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For a while, the value of the trees went unnoticed -- until the oil industry boomed -- bringing more than $6.5 million per year into Morocco's economy.
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With the dollar on track for its worst year since 2003 and the U.S. yield curve its flattest in a decade, emerging markets have boomed.
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The population of Louisiana Crayfish, indigenous to the southern U.S. and Mexico, has boomed in Berlin over the past two years after particularly mild winters.
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For the first half of the year, as the dollar ran out of steam, gold — and the biggest gold ETF, SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) — boomed.
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WhatsApp Status has boomed to 250 million daily users, while Facebook Stories and Messenger Day are seeing weaker traction since they're respectively redundant or obtrusive.
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While excitement around the technology has boomed, skeptics have warned that it is still in its early days and its potential may have been overblown.
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Since 2001, the region has boomed on the back of investment in security, intelligence, and cyber capabilities, much of which has gone to private contractors.
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Turkmenistan's economy had boomed until 2015, supported by high energy prices and gas exports, and the government awarded megaproject contracts for new factories and highways.
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The Turkish economy has boomed in recent years but the outlook for the future is uncertain, according to the OECD, a rich-country think-tank.
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The field of exoplanets, literally discovering alien worlds around distant stars, has boomed in the last two decades, including the vocabulary that goes with it.
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Some cities have boomed in the years since the national unemployment rate hit 24.4 percent in October 212, while others have limped back to normalcy.
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"Impact investing", in which the promised return is a philanthropic outcome as well as (or instead of) a financial one, has boomed in recent years.
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However, the real driver of rising non-Chinese production is Asia, where production boomed by almost 15 percent in the first seven months of 5003.
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U.S. crude imports have fallen dramatically in recent years as domestic production has boomed, but the world's largest oil consumer still relies heavily on imports.
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But exports only boomed in 2015 when it launched its Zanat brand, said Orhan Niksic, who co-owns the company together with his brother Adem.
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Funds for small start-ups, otherwise known as angel investments, have boomed into a $24 billion market by itself, the Center for Venture Research says.
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But even as the lobster business boomed in Maine, the waters here were warming faster than almost any other body of water in the world.
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But Notting Hill Carnival veterans will already know that his music has boomed out of a sound system at the annual street event since 1993.
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What does it take to raise a Series A: Venture capital funds have boomed this decade, but raising money is still hard for young companies.
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A major headwind has been wages growth, which slowed to historic lows even as employment boomed, a phenomenon shared with much of the developed world.
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In recent years, the government built an image of Istanbul as an urban wonderland of fascinating history and great architecture and cuisine, and tourism boomed.
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The economy boomed in the first half of the year in part because of the dramatic tax cut enacted at the end of 2017. 4.
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Apple said in its recent fiscal third quarter earnings results that iPhone sales had dropped by 11.8%, although other product segments like wearables had boomed.
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Nickel raw material imports have also boomed this year, reducing net import demand for refined nickel by 61 percent, or 139,2225 tonnes, to 2000,269 tonnes.
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Meanwhile, U.S. travel to Cuba had boomed in recent years after Obama loosened restrictions, allowing the re-establishment of regular commercial flights and cruise services.
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"Ensorcelled by Khaos," one of the album's fiercest tracks, boomed across the festival grounds with frenzied grace, and each song that followed kept us spellbound.
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On a windy Brooklyn pier, as "Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But the Rent" boomed, Murphy filmed dancers voguing in acid-washed jackets and Kangol hats.
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In 20153, the US boomed onto the scene with its revolution in shale energy, capturing a greater and greater slice of the global oil market.
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" The lead: "It was not so much the way they did it, as what they did that boomed the Brooklyn Superbas' world's series stock yesterday.
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But after 1003, when the Millers moved into a tenement apartment on West 2100th Street, music from the Savoy boomed nightly through their back windows.
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The country has yet to address the transport industry, where emissions have increased as the economy boomed and more cars and trucks hit the road.
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He sounded solid in the first half, even if one note broke into a wobble and, at moments, his voice boomed more than it soared.
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ST. MORITZ, Switzerland — A voice boomed on a loudspeaker on a cold morning in this Swiss resort town: "Karin Kuhn to the box," it said.
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These concerted efforts slowly started to pay off: Ningxia's wine boomed around the year 22007 and is now the region's second biggest industry after coal.
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Two counties on the state's eastern border, Pike and Monroe, boomed in the last decade as the New York exurbs expanded straight through New Jersey.
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But as science and technology boomed in the 19th century, weather station networks began proliferating in the U.S., Britain, the Netherlands and elsewhere in Europe.
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Tapping the brakes: The American economy is soaring, but yellow lights are flashing in two critical industries that boomed during the era of easy money.
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As biking has boomed, the city's bike routes have grown to 1,133 miles from 513 miles in 2006, including 10 miles of protected bike lanes.
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"We played this on our first date 19 years ago," Ms. McAllister, 903, said while Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust" boomed in the background.
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Breakingviews The ballooning market for so-called initial coin offerings — which has boomed to $1.3 billion so far this year — just got a reality check.
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Consumer spending boomed as a stock-market rally fuelled optimism about the new government but then lost momentum because wages were not rising that much.
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Although all faiths were supposed to remain under party control, religious feeling boomed, with the number of believers in China topping 500 million by 2010.
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Three years after Reagan cut taxes in 85033, the economy boomed to 4 percent growth and the Gipper won 49 states in the next election.
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US sales of products containing hemp-derived cannabidiol, commonly known as CBD, have boomed following last year's passage of the Farm Bill, which legalized hemp.
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Business boomed for the first five years, he said, before Uber really asserted itself and cost Mr. Musleh about 2000 percent of his regular business.
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" Trump said the U.S. economy boomed, the median family income rose and more American products reached foreign shores with the words "Made in the USA.
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In recent years, the housing market has boomed in nearby Bairnsdale, real estate agents said, with interest from investors from cities like Melbourne and Sydney.
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It's not surprising, then, that shark hunts boomed in the wake of the 1916 attacks, and are referenced frequently in articles published around that time.
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His company also paved the way for people like Donna Karan, Bill Blass, and Anne Klein to establish themselves as the American fashion industry boomed.
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In this desert nation of 32 million, human genetics research has boomed over the past decade, culminating with the launch of the Saudi Human Genome Program.
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In it, McMahon boomed that all hope was lost, that what the crowd wanted was not going to come true that night or, indeed, ever again.
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Calling it an "unconventional" producer, Cramer highlighted its "terrific acreage in very low-cost parts of south Texas," where oil production has boomed in recent months.
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China's car industry boomed last year: the world's largest auto market saw the number of passenger cars sold swell by 15%, thanks to government tax incentives.
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China's imports of refined zinc and lead boomed over 22013 and early 21.9 as the country's smelters were hit by a global squeeze on mined concentrates.
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Why it matters: While companies are beginning to act like governments, some experts say it is not their power that has boomed, but that of consumers.
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Eighty percent of the food the company produced was feeding Chicago's small entertainment industry, a seasonal one that boomed during certain periods and suffered during others.
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As China's economy boomed and shopping became a national pastime, her studio swelled to a current staff of 300 embroiderers and 200 designers, patternmakers and sewers.
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Ride-hailing has boomed in recent years, with 18 percent of the global population using one of the services in the past year, the IFC said.
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And while the company's North America business has boomed, international sales have been comparatively weak, growing just 9% between the first quarters of 2018 and 2019.
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Economic growth slowed in America's coastal cities and boomed in the middle of the country in 2017, USA Today reports, citing analysis from the Milken Institute.
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"Come on, girl!" a woman behind me boomed, loudly counting down the metal steps as she took her plunge bottom-first with no let or hesitation.
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Stocks boomed after Trump's win, as rising financial and energy stocks led the Dow Jones industrial index to record highs and its best week since 2011.
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On the sixth shot of the point, Murray struck a solid backhand down the line just as a loud gong-like sound boomed throughout the stadium.
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Business boomed as women became more upwardly mobile and increasingly entered the work force, dressing for success without waiting for men to reward them with furs.
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It began as a company that sold Chinese goods around the world but shifted its focus to the domestic Chinese market as the country's economy boomed.
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Instead smartphone and PC gaming, the latter aided by the spread of internet cafes, have boomed, with an estimated 28 million online gamers in the country.
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While Silicon Valley has boomed for most of the past decade, funding has become harder to come by and unicorns are having trouble proving their worth.
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U.S. and international regulators have begun clamping down on malpractices in the cryptocurrency market over the past year as trading in the nascent asset class boomed.
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As sales of such biological medicines boomed, Roche benefited from growing Cabilly licensing fees while also successfully fending off lawsuits from competitors unhappy with the arrangement.
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Since then, China has boomed, growing at an average annual rate of 9.4% between 1978 and 2018 as it embarked on a series of economic reforms.
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Last year's "unprecedented" growth in renewables, the I.E.A. said, satisfied only about one-quarter of the increase in global energy demand as the world's economy boomed.
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Or, if you want it without the schoolyard/war metaphors: be careful with your no-look passes, because otherwise faces can get boomed-up real good.
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As the practice of international arbitration has boomed, more of the court's 15 full-time judges took on this extra work, settling disputes in private contracts.
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"I did not come from a family of privilege that prepared me to entertain people on television by telling workers, 'You're fired,'" he boomed at another.
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As Seattle has boomed over the last decade, in large part because of Amazon, which is based there, rents have soared and some residents have suffered.
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But, when the Northern Pacific laid a spur from the east-west line to pick up cattle and grain, Wide Spot boomed, became the county seat.
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With Mandela, however, tourism really boomed, and luxury travelers who came to South Africa wanted to stay with us because we were the newest lodge around.
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Southern cities that boomed in the era of air-conditioning typically did not have the transit systems of older, Northeastern cities like New York and Boston.
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He even posted an open letter to other CEOs on his Facebook page in December 2016 that claimed business boomed following anti-Trump comments he made.
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Financial shares boomed, with boutique bank Investec up nearly 8%, while Nedbank and Absa climbed more than 3% on the day, boosted by the firmer currency.
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Trump also claimed that if Clinton had won in November, the stock market -- which has boomed under the Republican President -- would have gone down by 50%.
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As domestic consumption boomed, however, the export operation was eclipsed by Taobao, Alibaba's eBay-like marketplace, and the complementary Tmall, which hosts stores for bigger retailers.
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The British economy boomed in 20043-2007, when Tony Blair's Labour government was in charge, yet scepticism about welfare rose during Mr Blair's second and third terms.
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While the wildfire HIV epidemics of sub-Saharan Africa have somewhat been quelled, infection rates in previously quieter locales such as Indonesia and the Philippines have boomed.
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Bauxite mining in Kuantan boomed over the last two years as China shifted its sourcing of the material to Malaysia after former top supplier Indonesia banned exports.
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Product cycles can last for decades: PCs boomed in the 1990s, for example, and did not face a big threat until 2007, when the iPhone was launched.
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Informal methods of gold production, known as "artisanal" or small-scale mining, have grown rapidly in recent years as demand for gold has boomed, pushing prices higher.
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Lumberyard also integrates Twitch video streaming tools, which has boomed in popularity over the last few years, immediately establishing Amazon as a strong contender for game developers.
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Stock prices have boomed, and CEOs took home nearly 220% more money on average every year since 2587 — far outstripping the wage growth of nearly all Americans.
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Crocodile numbers have boomed across Australia's northern tropics since they became a protected species under federal law in 1971, and they pose an increasing threat to humans.
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The subway line is the key connection between neighborhoods that have boomed in recent years—Williamsburg, Bushwick, Bedford-Stuyvesant—and Manhattan, where most of their residents work.
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LME three-month tin has both boomed and bust this decade, hitting a high of $280,20.5 per tonne in 2100 and a trough of $803,280 in 220.
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Europe's startup industry has boomed in the last ten years, and no-one can say it isn't a world away from what it was in previous decades.
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The fact is that while the security industry has boomed, our information really isn't much safer than it was when we were fighting the first crypto war.
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House prices boomed at double-digit pace at the start of 2017, but eased off through the year as central bank restrictions on lending dulled investor demand.
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Domestic manufacturing also boomed last year, posting year-over-year emissions increases of 5.7 percent and sending up 55 million metric tons more carbon than in 20183.
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When the channel's viewership boomed as a result of its coverage of President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, Ailes doubled down on this kind of pointed storytelling.
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U.S. coal production over the year as whole was 2628 percent down on the previous year, while by contrast, production of shale gas and tight oil boomed.
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The public awareness campaign is run by the Federal Aviation Administration and other trade groups, as the popularity of unmanned aircraft has boomed in the past year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Demand for long-dated bonds and the extra yield they offer has boomed over the past decade in an era of ultra-low interest rates.
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LME three-month tin has both boomed and bust this decade, hitting a high of $250,280 per tonne in 20.5 and a trough of $2100,803 in 280.
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As auto lending has boomed, regulators and investigators have been looking into increased cases of fraud where dealers have misstated borrowers' income to qualify them for loans.
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The extortion of Michoacán's avocado growers is not new, but is now resurging as the industry's profitability has boomed as criminal economies in the state have withered.
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It's an image that China has been eager to push, marking a clear shift from the old stereotype of a "copycat China," especially as entrepreneurship has boomed.
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But in recent years, as downtown Davenport boomed — warehouse buildings with waterfront views became upscale condos, trendy shops and new restaurants — the river seemed to grow fiercer.
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The industry has both recovered and boomed in the decades since, and Klein said it probably won't suffer long-term damage to its reputation from the coronavirus.
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But as science and technology boomed in the 19th century, weather station networks began proliferating in the U.S., then in Britain, the Netherlands and elsewhere in Europe.
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Since the SARS outbreak, China's international tourism has boomed, so the risks of a SARS-like virus epidemic spreading globally have become even more severe, Biswas said.
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"Let's do this," Mr. Russell boomed, as photographers descended and the director gave a signal to his celebrity attendees that it was time for a group shot.
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China began to "let some people get rich" in the 210s, as Deng Xiaoping advised, and the hybrid economy, a mix of socialism and capitalism, has boomed.
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For one, while Comcast realized that Xfinity customers didn't necessarily want the cable-and-internet provider's full video package, sales of broadband — high-speed internet transmission — boomed.
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And as downtown Detroit boomed in the last several years, young adults of many backgrounds moved in, seeking cheaper housing and bringing hip coffee shops with them.
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The article begins: Out of nowhere, the clang of armor and the beat of hip-hop music boomed through a gallery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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"There's power in love," he boomed at a congregation that included Queen Elizabeth, senior royals and celebrities ranging from Oprah Winfrey to George Clooney and David Beckham.
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They also foresaw a policy regime friendlier to fossil fuel extraction and likely to sharply reduce regulation of major financial institutions, meaning those sectors in particular boomed.
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" She added: "It might be because hijab fashion has boomed in the last few years and to finally see a hijab in mainstream fashion is a big achievement.
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U.S. natural gas output has boomed in the last decade thanks to a revolution in drilling technology that allows producers to free the fossil fuel from shale rock.
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Danish housing prices fell sharply in the wake of the crisis, but property prices in key urban areas have boomed since then alongside a surge in household debt.
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For more news see * Raiffeisen posted record 2017 profit of 917 million Swiss francs ($976 million) excluding one-off income from asset sales as its mortgage business boomed.
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In nominal, or current dollars, exports boomed to a record A$22 billion last year, but take away price changes and real exports were only A$1.83 billion.
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But by the late 1980s there was also a palpable sense of a corner turned: the City boomed, entrepreneurs such as Richard Branson thrived, the south-east prospered.
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Fast Retailing Co Ltd, whose budget clothing chain Uniqlo boomed during the country's deflation era, learned the hard way when sales slumped after it raised prices in 2014.
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A glance at financial markets suggests more of the same is coming: long-term rates have tumbled this year in anticipation of monetary easing, while stockmarkets have boomed.
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In construction, the business climate remained at a record level, while domestic tourism boomed due to geopolitical crises abroad suggesting that the domestic economy is still doing well.
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India's IPO market has boomed this year, with companies raising more than $2 billion so far this year, on pace to match the $4 billion raised in 2016.
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Slowing growth: Several factors are weighing on the chip business, beyond the fact that it is a cyclical industry that has boomed for the last couple of years.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The ballooning market for so-called initial coin offerings – which has boomed to $1.3 billion so far this year – just got a reality check.
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And to understand why the American art market has boomed since Pollock, you need to understand why there are so many collectors and why some are so wealthy.
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The coastal Carolina economies boomed every summer, as thousands of vacationing miners, so the joke goes, briefly extended West Virginia's southern border all the way to Myrtle Beach.
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American travel to Cuba, both authorized and surreptitious, has boomed since U.S. President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro agreed to start normalizing relations in December 2014.
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As the economy boomed, more money has been put into fixing roads, but not nearly enough to keep up with the soaring number of cars, especially in Manila.
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Tuesday's markets chaos came a day after equities boomed on optimism that China and the U.S. had temporarily called a tariff ceasefire to sort out their trade dispute.
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During the 1960s under President Kennedy, the 1980s under President Reagan, and the 1990s under President Clinton, trade tariffs fell, the trade deficit rose, and the economy boomed.
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NOTES: New England P Ryan Allen boomed seven punts for a 47.6-yard average, six landing inside the 20, and the Texans had 0 return yards on them.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Xfund, a venture capital firm formed in 2011 as technology start-ups boomed, began coming undone last year when the relationship between its two partners soured.
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These days sharing a space with strangers appeals to many people in the city for financial reasons instead, as the tech sector has boomed and rents have risen.
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In turn, legal business also boomed, partly based on a 1927 law, inspired by one in the U.S. state of Delaware, which established easy rules for creating companies.
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Bilateral trade between India and China boomed to $71.45 billion in 2016-17 from $1.83 billion in 1999-2000, though most of this is skewed to Chinese exports.
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In other states, Republican gains in rural areas have been offset by Democratic gains in cities, where minority voters and Millennials have boomed as shares of the population.
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Both companies own large numbers of rental properties, and demand for rentals has boomed in recent years because many people are being priced out of the housing market.
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Post-revolutionary law practice proved lucrative: In the 1780s, Marshall's practice boomed in Richmond, where he represented hundreds of Virginia debtors in their efforts to evade British creditors.
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T. J. Maxx, Marshalls and outlet stores have boomed by loudly advertising big savings over their full-priced department store rivals, spurring some to create their own versions.
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Now, Schultz has retired from the company, and the stock has seen underwhelming performance over the last three years even as the rest of the market has boomed.
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An automated voice boomed through the speakers detailing Daniels's adult film credits, mentioning her recent appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and that's she currently surging in Pornhub searches.
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Man caves boomed in mid- to late aughts, one of those strange suburban spaces that everyone has a glancing familiarity with even if they've never been inside one.
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One of the Secret Service agents spotted my press pass and we locked eyes: "Get back there or I'm gonna start taking credentials," he boomed in my face.
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Having boomed during the years of ultra-cheap money, these firms are estimated to still have some $1 trillion available to companies which want to avoid going public.
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While South Korea began its official efforts to bring visitors to the Demilitarized Zone in the mid-1960s, tourism to the area has boomed since the early 2000s.
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A disembodied voice boomed through a walkie-talkie, instructing him to trek into a hazy compound, warning that "movement had been detected" and he might not be alone.
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During China's go-go years, when factories, roads and housing were constructed with wild abandon, the city's heavy industrial companies, many of them owned by the state, boomed.
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Property in Australia has boomed and the most recent government data marked growth in residential property prices at 10.2 percent year on year for the 2017 March quarter.
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They have also criticized the W.T.O. for emboldening China — whose economy boomed after it became a member in 2001 — while doing little to curb Beijing's unfair trade practices.
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As Toronto's housing market boomed, attracting new buyers who at times fell short of big banks documentation standards, Home Capital and other non-banks came to their rescue.
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While coal is collapsing, America's oil and natural gas industries have boomed over the last decade thanks to the shale revolution, which has unlocked vast resources trapped underground.
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Refinance volume boomed after the recession but has dropped off by half in just the past year, and purchase applications are now coming back as housing demand surges.
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Greece nearly crashed out of the eurozone in 2015, but stability has slowly returned, reviving confidence and tourism, which boomed with a record 33 million visitors last year.
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They relay his rejection of the institutionalization of pop culture and art by China's government and commercial powers, mainly through the television industry, which boomed in the '80s.
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While the practice dates back centuries, the business has boomed over the past decade, fueled by favorable court rulings and investors seeking juicy returns not correlated to stock markets.
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BOOGZ When "Color of Reality" boomed so crazy, I was getting emails from teachers saying that they used the film to help them teach the history of Jim Crow.
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Unofficial exports initially boomed as well in response to those sky-high prices, causing a surge in supply that kept REE prices at rock-bottom levels until this year.
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Shortly after the canal opened, farmland in Ohio boomed in price as grain could suddenly be much more cheaply transported to markets on the East Coast and in Europe.
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Since the early days of the primaries, business has boomed for the fringe caravan — one seller paid his tuition and bought a new car on the Donald's tailored coattails.
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Legislators are broadly in agreement that the state needs to do something about property taxes, which have risen considerably as Texas's economy has boomed and pushed up property values.
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Produced by Lil Geniuz and the aforementioned Torres, the sung/rapped "Falsas Promesas" boomed with its laidback trap beat while delivering an unapologetic kiss-off to an ungrateful ex.
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Across the nation, gyms began adding more treadmills and running classes boomed to help train Americans to participate in a growing number of races being held across the country.
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Ireland's economy boomed in the 1990s and early 2000s, leading to its "Celtic tiger" moniker, with rapid growth fuelled by foreign direct investment and an expansion in bank lending.
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"One-tenth of 193% own as much as the bottom 90%," he boomed to boos from the audience at a rally at the Wisconsin Convention Centre on April 4th.
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NYSE's share of the number of tech deals has boomed from the single digits in the late 2000s to 2155 per cent from 143 to 214, according to Dealogic.
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The settlements' removal led to greater freedom of movement within Gaza, and the "tunnel economy" boomed as armed groups, smugglers and entrepreneurs quickly dug scores of tunnels into Egypt.
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As a result, demand for care services for elderly people has boomed and a shrinking working population means that fewer able-bodied adults are available to look after them.
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Fitness has boomed into a $100 billion global industry, and a key aspect of that is its influencers, the names and faces that people associate with health and wellness.
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He had made a fortune building custom homes as Vegas boomed higher and higher, and for his own, he chose red Spanish tiles, wrought iron and silky white plaster.
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Health spending grew only one percentage point faster annually than GDP in the 1990s, when the economy boomed for much of the decade and managed care reached its peak.
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Between 1994 and 2013, U.S. auto factory jobs dropped by a third while jobs in Mexico rose almost five-fold over the same period as lower-wage production boomed.
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The Champions League has boomed as its pool of potential winners has grown smaller; its strength is in the heights it can reach, not the breadth of its base.
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Over the past two decades, as craft beer has boomed, Americans have developed a strong preference for hoppy brews like India pale ales, driving up demand for the crop.
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Instead of buying heads of lettuce that we wash and chop or rip up ourselves, over the past couple of decades, sales of precut and bagged greens have boomed.
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The settlements' removal led to greater freedom of movement within Gaza, and the 'tunnel economy' boomed as armed groups, smugglers and entrepreneurs quickly dug scores of tunnels into Egypt.
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In 1999 the University of Strathclyde reported that, since Mr Booth and the books arrived, not only had the town boomed but, on the back of that, Wales had.
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Mr. Meyer was known as a level-headed businessman who oversaw the financial functions of two major airlines as the industry boomed and air travel was still considered glamorous.
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The economy has boomed, especially in Portland, Ms. Brown's hometown, Ms. Soliday said, but problems have also festered — including weak and underfunded schools, homelessness, and rural poverty, she said.
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Officials and scientists link the growing seismic activity to growth in wastewater injection into deep underground caverns by the oil and gas industry as production boomed in recent years.
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"Since the 2003 Sars crisis, China's international tourism has boomed, so the risks of a global Sars-like virus epidemic spreading globally have become even more severe," Biswas said.
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As governor of Texas, Mr. Perry was a champion of the oil and gas industry, but he also supported wind power, which boomed in the state under his watch.
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LONDON — Barely a minute had elapsed in the match between the national rugby teams of England and France when the song first boomed around the stands at Twickenham Stadium.
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Activists' efforts have helped achieve a nearly 40 percent cut in shark fins entering the former British colony over the past 5 years, but illegal supply has boomed recently.
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This Friday, the classes got a late start: The arrival of donated teddy bears and piñatas had the children's full attention until a female voice boomed from the loudspeaker.
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In the past 15 years, as the city's economy has boomed and its population increased—by around 100,000 to 670,000—gentrification has pushed rents up for everyone in the city.
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China's housing market has boomed since late 2015, giving a major boost to the economy, but is expected to gradually slow as measures to curb property speculation drag on sales.
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As the tech sector has boomed, Detroit automakers have seen companies from Google to Tesla, Uber, and Apple force a rethinking of how personal transportation will work in the future.
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Reuters said Australia's economy rebounded sharply in the fourth quarter as exports boomed while consumers and government lifted spending, extending the resource rich nation's 25-year streak without a recession.
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Though the debt-to-GDP ratio fell in the 1950s as the economy boomed, the total debt load was about $273 billion in 1956, about $2.5 trillion in today's dollars.
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Samsung's Smartphone That Can't Connect to the Internet Is Actually a Great IdeaPhoto: SamsungIn the mid-'90s, public use of the internet boomed, and it's been all downhill ever since.
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The popularity of the combination, known as "chimaek", has boomed in recent years, fueled by its appearance in a hit South Korean television drama and an explosion of restaurant chains.
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"I know that it's hard that this terrorist wrote the same words that he was coming to El Paso to kill Hispanics because of the 'invasion of Hispanics,'" he boomed.
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But it was founded, they said, out of a desire to celebrate gay life and the leather scene in Berlin, which has boomed in the years since the festival began.
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Another American investor, George Nussbaum, set up a billboard business in the 1990s that boomed until the Czech government banned billboards on highways because of traffic-safety concerns in 2012.
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He often skipped gym class to work on computers, he said in the interview, but that eventually paid off; Microsoft boomed before he was old enough to rent a car.
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The number of private fund products has boomed in China over the past few years, growing to 54,541 at the end of May, compared with just 1,3663 two years ago.
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On the bright side, discouraged workers have rejoined the labour market as the economy has boomed and technology has made it easier for employers to find workers (and vice versa).
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CBD is a compound found in the cannabis plant that's boomed in the retail industry in the past year, with many touting its supposed stress-relieving benefits despite limited evidence.
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Malaysia's largely unregulated bauxite mining industry had boomed over the last two years to meet demand from top aluminum producer China, filling in a supply gap after Indonesia banned exports.
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Industry sources say top banks saw equity trading revenues jump by around 227 percent following the volatility breakout in the first week of last month, as equity derivatives trading boomed.
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Former boss Claus-Dietrich Lahrs had taken the German label more upmarket as the luxury market boomed, opening more than 400 stores worldwide and putting a bigger focus on womenswear.
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China's housing market has boomed since late 2015, prompting a flurry of government measures to clamp down on speculation and rein in soaring prices, including price caps for new launches.
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The popularity of the combination, known as "chimaek", has boomed in recent years, fuelled by its appearance in a hit South Korean television drama and an explosion of restaurant chains.
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Cats like to think they don't need us, but a new study into feline genetics has indicated that the global kitty population only boomed when they moved in with humans.
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During the next decade, the ski industry boomed and the interest in the sport, combined with the decline of military patrol and culmination of the war, invigorated civilian biathlon competition.
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On the third floor, where attendees bobbed beneath portraits of Liam Neeson and Sinead O'Connor, a D.J. boomed Fetty Wap and Beyoncé, as well as an O. T. Genasis medley.
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The Willkies boomed and busted with the rest of Elwood, and Herman Willkie, Wendell's father, took a stand against "unfettered capitalism," joining the economic-populist crusade of William Jennings Bryan.
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As China's economy boomed and transformed the country's global image into one of power and wealth, older Hong Kongers may have felt greater pride toward the mainland, according to Cheng.
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India's air travel market has boomed in the last decade as it opened up to competition, ticket prices were slashed and the number of people wealthy enough to travel ballooned.
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Many lapped up his promises to bring back manufacturing jobs, hinting at a return (an improbable one) to the 1950s and '60s, when manufacturing boomed and unions were mighty. (Mr.
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As more personal information became available online, the tenant screening industry boomed: Background check companies started to offer screening reports with 50-state searches of criminal histories and eviction records.
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"Not since the big beat explosion of the late 90s, when Fatboy Slim and the Chemical Brothers became household names, has British dance boomed quite so loudly," said The Guardian.
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"Not since the big beat explosion of the late 90s, when Fatboy Slim and the Chemical Brothers became household names, has British dance boomed quite so loudly," said The Guardian.
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Many Sri Lankans struggling to make ends meet support the Rajapaksas in the hopes that they can revive the economy, which boomed toward the end of their stretch in power.
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But business boomed after World War II, as the family leather business expanded into a well-rounded luxury house, with a larger variety of shoes, women's clothing and other accessories.
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"We are a group for legal justice, anti-hate, and true gender equality," Moon Sung-ho boomed into a microphone to a crowd of a few dozen men waving placards.
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News spread of the breed's creation as Conron looked for a home for the two other puppies, he said, and the mix quickly boomed in popularity in Australia and abroad.
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Without the ban, the vaping and tobacco industry boomed, as did the number of young people using vaping products, growing from 6900 million in 2628 to 28503 million in 22019.
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Yet people behind spiked products have operated with impunity, in part because the business has boomed so fast that regulators haven't caught up while drug enforcement agents have higher priorities.
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The education sector has boomed in China in recent years - and become a magnet for investment - as the government relaxed restrictions to help meet growing demand and to increase options.
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Thanks to this incentive, conservation of natural lands and ecosystems has boomed due to a democratization of the process in which individuals can form partnerships to acquire and donate land.
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It has been 21 years since the World Chess Championship was last held in New York, and in that time, chess has boomed in the city, especially among young children.
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Part of the answer lies in economic data: The US economy has boomed under Trump, while Bolsonaro so far appears unable to turn around a slump that began in 2014.
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Fast Retailing Co Ltd, whose budget clothing chain Uniqlo boomed during the country's deflation era, learned the hard way when sales slumped after it raised prices in 2014. http://reut.
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"Everything I invent, I do out of love," boomed Dr. NakaMats, who told me that his theory of invention is fueled by the emotion, and built up like a tiered pagoda.
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While the onshore market shrinks, the offshore debt market has boomed: in the year to date, companies have raised $55 billion, which is more than half of last year's record total.
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Before the iPod, nobody could figure out how to use a digital music player; as Napster boomed, people took to carting around skip-happy portable CD players loaded with burned albums.
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The price of gold, which has boomed in recent months as nervous investors flocked to the precious metal, touched its highest since April 20.3 and was last up 21.1112% at $22012,2120.
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ZINC AND LEAD IMPORTS SLOW China's imports of refined zinc and lead boomed over 22013 and early 21.9 as the country's smelters were hit by a global squeeze on mined concentrates.
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Essure, which boomed in popularity when it first came on the market in 2002, has been billed as a convenient alternative to surgical sterilization, informally known as getting your tubes tied.
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Slovakia's economy has boomed and the country has seen little immigration, but rising public anger over graft scandals linked to conventional parties has generated support for fringe parties and protest groups.
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His recent support for Hillary Clinton included the billionaire saying he would reserve Omaha's Ollie the Trolley for Election Day to get voters to polling places — Ollie's bookings have since boomed.
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In response, anti-drone technology has boomed: a 2016 Goldman Sachs Investment report estimated that almost 10 percent of US defense research and development funds goes into financing counter-drone systems.
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From there, sci-fi comics boomed in the 1930s with characters like Buck Rogers and Flash Gordon, and only continued to grow in popularity through the space-fascinated 1950s and 60s.
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He rarely mentions it, but the economy has boomed under his watch, although some of the gains have been ascribed to the previous administration's policies and Duterte's decision to retain them.
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Starbucks, which boomed in China on the back of a budding coffee culture, said its same store sales growth in the country slowed to zero in the second quarter of 2018.
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Asian bond issuance has boomed since the global financial crisis, as a combination of soft monetary conditions and yield-seeking bond investors enabled borrowers in the region to raise debt easily.
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Pinterest, which says it has more than 100 million visitors a month, has largely been absent from conversations about videos, even as such content has boomed in popularity on its site.
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The History Originally the site of grist and saw mills along the Musquapsink Brook, Westwood boomed after the Erie Railroad extended New York rail service west to neighboring Hillsdale in 1870.
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America's immigrant population has ebbed and flowed over the decades as discriminatory policies have been instituted and repealed, international crises have arisen and faded, and the economy has boomed and faltered.
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Inspired by street and documentary-based photography of the early 13s, photography boomed in Manhattan between 1925 and 1950, when news organizations, advertising agencies and fashion firms began establishing themselves there.
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Neighborhood Joint Opera — today it was "La Bohème" — boomed in the kitchen at the back of Glaser's Bake Shop, a 220-year-old German bakery on First Avenue and 87th Street.
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When they were done they swooped down and did tricks with strange names, such as "belly pass in delta formation," and the Pirates of the Caribbean score boomed across the beach.
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In the 1970s, convinced that the future belonged to drivers as mid-20th-century suburbs boomed, officials carved two high-speed "arterials" through the retail district, which required large-scale demolitions.
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It could be months before we know the demographic breakdown of who voted in this election, but there are early indications that turnout boomed especially among women, Latinos and young people.
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"'The Night Manager' had boomed, and this was the next one; everyone was talking about it, and I felt it wasn't really in my reach," she said in a telephone interview.
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Biking has boomed in recent years, but cyclists who want to circumnavigate Manhattan are forced to detour onto streets along the East Side and areas of East Harlem, Harlem and Inwood.
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Niskanen boomed one shot from the blue line that Murray fought off, and when Niskanen received the puck once again, he did not miss, scoring his fourth goal of the season.
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Jackson has boomed as a skiing and recreation town, as a national-park gateway, and as a tax haven for rich people attracted by Wyoming's absence of a state income tax.
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Italy's loan recovery industry has boomed in recent years fed by some 180 billion euros ($198 billion) in impaired loans shed by banks to tackle the legacy of a harsh recession.
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Italy's loan recovery industry has boomed in recent years fed by some 180 billion euros ($198 billion) in impaired loans shed by banks to tackle the legacy of a harsh recession.
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Internet political ads have boomed in recent years as U.S. politicians looked for different ways to reach potential supporters, and as companies including Facebook have created tools to allow targeted marketing.
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"The most important point I want to make is that how a country chooses to provide health care for its citizens is not simply about the practice of medicine," Sanders boomed.
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Since 1980, taxes paid by the wealthy have fallen dramatically and income at the top of the distribution has boomed, but gains for the rest of the population have been paltry.
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Since 43, taxes paid by the wealthy have fallen dramatically and income at the top of the distribution has boomed, but gains for the rest of the population have been paltry.
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In the 1990s, as China's economy boomed, inland provinces such as Ningxia fell far behind the prosperous coast, but Mr Xi said there had since been a "gradual reversal" of this trend.
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China's market for consumer finance has boomed to meet the demands of the country's large under-banked population, leading to the emergence of small-loan firms offering mostly small, high-interest, loans.
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On Thursday, India vowed to eradicate the use of crypto-assets, joining China and South Korea in promising to ban parts of the nascent market where prices have boomed in recent years.
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Although it has meant that low-skilled jobs have risen as a share of OECD employment they have done so to a far lesser extent than high-skilled ones, which have boomed.
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Drone delivery — tied up in regulatory debates and largely nonexistent beyond a few, isolated pilots — hasn't boomed in the U.S. yet, but Amazon and Walmart are placing big bets on unmanned vehicles.
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In fact, it's boomed fast enough that... Fingerprint readers are increasingly ubiquitous in smartphone design, so much so that the question is not whether to include one, but where to put it.
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The number of women imprisoned for federal crimes in Mexico has boomed in recent years — increasing more than 400% between 2007 and 2010, according to a study by Mexico's National Women's Institute.
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This, combined with the fact that the fall of Muammar Gaddafi left a power vacuum in the heart of government, explains why human trafficking and people smuggling have boomed in the country.
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One of the objectives of abandoning the currency peg was to end a black market for dollars that had boomed after the dollar-starved central bank imposed capital controls early last year.
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In the hours before midnight on Tuesday, at Denino's Pizzeria on Staten Island, voices boomed with laughter from a private table in the front, strewed with paper plates, glasses and pizza crusts.
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One of the objectives for abandoning the Egyptian pound's U.S. dollar peg was to close a black market for dollars that had boomed after the central bank imposed capital controls last year.
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The nerves increased for Jazz again at the 17th when, with Hwang having boomed a huge drive down the 18th fairway, the Thai left himself with a 15-foot putt for par.
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Announcements boomed from surrounding mosques at the time calling for a Sufi spiritual leader to be killed, said Sahlan Khalil Rahman, secretary of a trust that oversees a group of Sufi mosques.
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They made their fortunes in industries that boomed in the 1960s and 1970s, when they built their empires — in energy (McNair), car dealerships (Benson), fast-food franchises (Richardson) and home building (Spanos).
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In New York, cycling has boomed as the city's bike-share program, Citi Bike, has expanded and people fleeing the troubled subway and bus systems have sought other ways to get around.
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As he was being presented a base signed by team mates and a framed No. 13 Yankees uniform by owner Steinbrenner, a thunderclap boomed and a lightning bolt lit the Bronx sky.
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But as Australia's rural economy has boomed on the back of growing exports, small farmers have not always shared in the bounty, with many forced into borrowing money or selling their farms.
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Brazil was home to Hevea brasiliensis, the coveted rubber tree, and the Amazon Basin had boomed from 1879 to 1912 as industries in North America and Europe fed the demand for rubber.
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The urban sources of pollution — traffic, construction, cooking fires — have also increased as the region's population has boomed by more than 7 million people in the past decade, leading to unchecked sprawl.
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Kumin's decision to merge his fund into Schonfeld illustrates the pressure on managers as equity markets have boomed for years and investors' patience with high costs and middling returns has worn thin.
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SYDNEY, March 1 (Reuters) - Australia's economy rebounded sharply last quarter as commodity exports boomed while consumers and the government lifted spending, extending the resource rich nation's 25-year streak of uninterrupted expansion.
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After the Oslo I Accord — what was meant as a pathway for Palestinian self-determination — was signed by the Israeli government and the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1993, tourism in Bethlehem boomed.
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But several markets have boomed and then abruptly closed to foreigners or people who are not in heterosexual marriages, often catching parents in a messy transition from one law to the next.
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Pedestrian crossings have soared in 222 to an average of 22019,113 for a weekday, compared with 211,22018 in 258, while weekend crossings for the same period have boomed to 32,453 from 14,145.
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And there are historical episodes that would seem to support that idea, most notably when Ronald Reagan cut taxes in the early 1980s, and the economy boomed in the years that followed.
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And then something else happened: as the viewership peaked, boomed viral, and busted to nothing at astonishing light speed, students turned up, people with surfboards and floaties, Domino's pizza delivery boys, journalists.
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In the late 1990s and early 2000s, she noted, R&D spending among biotech firms as a percentage of sales boomed, as new traits such as insect resistance were being widely introduced.
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NOIDA, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As a new business in India offering environmentally-friendly rubbish disposal, ScrapApp has boomed in the past year while helping address one of the nation's major problems - garbage.
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Indianapolis (CNN)After a decisive win in Wisconsin, Ted Cruz triumphantly declared that his political fortunes were shifting: "Tonight is a turning point," the Texas senator boomed at a victory rally in Milwaukee.
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Canal Plus was beaten out for the most-coveted rights by Spain's Mediapro, a Chinese-owned group, as prices boomed by close to 60 percent to more than 1.15 billion euros ($1.33 billion).
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It was really starting that day that the stock market and the economy boomed and we've not got – ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: But how – STEPHEN MOORE: So, thank goodness the Fed listened to me.
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While tech start-ups boomed in recent years — with many easily attracting investors and big sums — that environment has now turned on fears that many of these young companies got ahead of themselves.
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As the market for new psychoactives took off in the 2000s, the main selling point was that very prohibition: legal highs could be sold openly in head shops (which boomed as a result).
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Niskanen boomed one shot from the blue line that G Matt Murray fought off, and when Niskanen received the puck once again, he did not miss, scoring his fourth goal of the season.
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EditorsNote: resend Duffy, Cuthbert help Royals end eight-game skid CHICAGO — The reigning World Series champion Kansas City Royals snapped their eight-game losing streak, and music boomed from beyond the clubhouse walls.
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The investor suitability rules, which apply to securities and futures products, were published at a time when China's hedge fund industry has boomed, while the government is promoting wealth management investment in commodities.
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Yet for most of that time, markets have boomed defiantly, leading hawks to warn that the central bank was letting a bubble inflate—ie, that financial conditions were too loose, the opposite worry.
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Jakarta, Indonesia's capital and largest city, boomed and Java grew richer, whereas millions of people in the far-flung east felt they lived, in the words of one Ambonese priest, in "forgotten Indonesia".
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Whale-watching has boomed alongside the tourism that has underpinned Iceland's economic rebound, he said, with no sign visitors are staying away in protest at Iceland's continued hunting of minke and fin whales.
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While net incomes are down almost 40 percent since June 2008, net debt has more than doubled, according to Thomson Reuters data, as commodity markets boomed and companies took advantage of cheap credit.
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While economic growth quickened modestly in the first quarter, Beijing is worried excessive credit may undo hard won gains as risky forms of financing has boomed since the 210.6-210.8 global financial crisis.
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Oyster sales boomed from the early 19th century onwards, and the shellfish were sold as street food across London, Paris, and New York as they remained a cheap and accessible snack to many.
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A lack of formal property ownership, however, did not hinder about 4,000 inhabitants of the bustling settlement from improving their lives as Brazil's economy boomed in the first decade of the 21st century.
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The interest in space travel accounts has boomed since last year, when President Obama, during his State of the Union speech, called upon Mr. Kopra's colleague Mr. Kelly to Instagram his year #YearInSpace.
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China's real estate market, dominated by build-to-sell properties, has boomed over the past two years, prompting authorities to tighten control in more than 100 cities to clamp down on speculative buying.
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Egg freezing has boomed in recent years to the point where tech companies like Apple, Facebook, and Google offer it as a benefit for female employees, Chris Weller previously reported for Business Insider.
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Daily fantasy sports, a turbocharged version of the season-long game where players draft teams in live games played in just one evening or over a weekend, has boomed over the past decade.
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The IPO market in Hong Kong has boomed of late because investors are optimistic over "new economy" companies and their potential, said Edmond Hui, the chief executive officer of brokerage Bright Smart Securities.
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According to The Telegraph, another reason for the contrast is that West Berlin has boomed with shopping and commercial districts, compared to East Berlin, and the light reflects the higher levels of activity.
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Hundreds of children at a school just 100 meters (yards) from the factory jumped in terror over a wall as the explosions boomed, dropping books and bags in their haste to get away.
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Banks benefited from strong loan demand in the latest quarter, with lending rates rising faster than funding costs, stock market activity boomed and the Trump administration provided a business-friendly environment in Washington.
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The last time stocks performed as well as they have so far this year was 1997, but historically as the market has boomed, August has brought significant slowdowns, analysts at LPL Financial warn.
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Recently the station and its adjoining town—planned to Soviet perfection—has been a stop on the nostalgia tours that have boomed across eastern Europe off the back of the HBO series Chernobyl.
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The recently announced acquisition accelerates Carrefour Brazil's most profitable unit as competition intensifies in Latin America's largest market, where the wholesale segment has boomed as the country recovers tepidly from a deep recession.
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From the second quarter of 2017 to the second quarter of 2018, the amount of postings boomed 250 percent on the site due to a hiring spree at the beginning of the year.
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Skating boomed and it was possible for skaters to sell out buildings in hundreds of cities around the country, and skating definitely benefited a lot off of that tragic moment for Nancy Kerrigan.
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New Zealand's economy surged ahead in the third quarter of the calendar year as consumers spent with abandon while homebuilding and tourism boomed, cementing expectations the country's central bank was done cutting interest rates.
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Imagination's shares rose sharply between 2009 and 953 as sales of smartphones boomed, prompting Apple and Intel to buy stakes and the company was valued at more than 2 billion pounds in April 2012.
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At the start of the year, "secular stagnation", "political risk" and "weak recovery" were the Cassandras' popular tropes, but they quietly faded from the wider market discourse as, frankly, global growth and markets boomed.
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The idea arose because amateur use of drones has boomed and police have begun to worry about unlicensed drones flying into off-limit spaces around airports or above public events such as politician's appearances.
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China has boomed as a cryptocurrency trading venue in recent years as its domestic exchanges had previously allowed users to conduct trades for free, attracting investors and speculators who boosted demand and encouraging volumes.
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Artificial intelligence boomed this year like few other areas in tech, but despite the scientific breakthroughs, glut of funding, and new products rolling out to consumers, the field has problems that can't be ignored.
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As one of China's top coal-producing provinces, its economy boomed on the back of soaring energy demand over the past decade, one of the reasons state media has given for its graft problem.
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Jack Bogle doesn't hate international investing as much as you think Chinese stocks have boomed again, but this time, a crash doesn't have to come next Are foreign stocks too expensive to own now?
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But M&A activity involving UK companies has instead boomed and led to deals with a total value of $551 billion in the 12 months to the middle of June, according to the data.
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Across the street from the store, scores of young men and women danced, often with hands up, through the stifling heat of a South Louisiana summer night, as Southern rap anthems boomed behind them.
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Amazon Web Services caught many established tech giants sleeping as it boomed to a $222-billion-a-year business, and now it's making a move to dominate a new cloud market: the Middle East.
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That's while wages have remained relatively stagnant and the population has boomed, thanks to the fast-growing tech sector that's planted itself in the Bay Area and displaced low-income people in the process.
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The 21969th seed boomed down 22009 aces and repelled an attempted Djokovic comeback to win a third-round match that began the previous evening 22009-241(123) 212-23 21-6 7-6(5).
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He eventually rose to the CEO of the then-tiny company, and when the recession of 2009 hit, business boomed as the newly out of work flocked to business and law schools to retrain.
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This would almost certainly lead to a sharp drop-off in Chinese purchases of U.S. crude, which have boomed in the last two years to a business now worth around $1 billion per month.
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When it came time to tape the third episode of the new season, they bounded on stage and started hopping up and down as Cher's 1998 dance hit "Believe" boomed on the sound system.
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Citi Bike, New York City's bike-sharing program, has boomed in popularity since it debuted in 2013, nearly doubling the number of bikes in its fleet and tripling the average number of daily rides.
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Air transport links between Africa and China have boomed in the past 20 years, in tandem with the growth of trade, social, economic, political and cultural ties between the continent and the Asian giant.
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Dogpatch, an industrial waterfront enclave on the eastern side of the city, which has remnants of pre-2805-earthquake architecture, has boomed in recent years, with the emergence of homes, businesses and cultural spots.
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Silicon Valley had boomed in recent years with a collection of rapidly growing companies that were highly valued by private investors, and many of those companies appeared ready to graduate onto public stock exchanges.
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BOGOTA — The sprawling city of Bogotá rattled with the racket of people banging pots and pans from their windows while police grenades boomed in the distance and tear gas wafted through the city center.
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The funds, which mainly invest in building and maintaining UK assets like schools and hospitals, have boomed in recent years as successive governments supported private finance initiatives (PFI) aimed at executing projects more efficiently.
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U.S. oil and gas production has boomed in recent years, primarily because of improved drilling techniques such as fracking and horizontal drilling that have opened up production in shale formations previously out of reach.
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Corporate debt issuance has also boomed in China over the past year, with net issuance hitting a new high of 1.3 trillion yuan ($198.12 billion) in the first quarter, according to central bank data.
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The deal is an attempt to tap into the budding build-to-rent market in Britain, which is in its infancy compared to the United States where the segment has boomed over the decades.
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In New Hampshire, where he's pinned all his hopes, he briefly boomed in mid-December (see the orange line below) but has declined substantially since, and now averages sixth place with only 22 points.
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Meanwhile, the property sector has boomed and the price of land - like Muttaya's plot - has risen steeply, prompting some descendants of those who sold their land on plain papers to refuse to honor "sada bainamas".
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First Solar shares and shares across the solar sector boomed during a period of years when European Union countries, led by Germany, were offering large feed-in tariffs for the development of solar power projects.
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Convenience stores boomed in China last year as the pace sped up and consumers sought quick purchases of snacks and home staples at neighborhood bricks-and-mortar retail outlets, according to global consultant Bain & Company.
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But it never really took: the managers she unleashed on "UK plc" were little David Brents and, even as the City boomed, the Britain of Basil Fawlty and Mr Bleaney entrenched itself in the provinces.
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Related: Ted Cruz is Trying to Change His Campaign's Shady Reputation "So long as the field [of candidates] remains divided, Donald Trump's path to the nomination remains more likely," Cruz boomed early in his speech.
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Fairfax is the publisher of The Sydney Morning Herald and The Australian Financial Review, but its best-performing asset is property listings website Domain, which has boomed amid the long-term decline of newspaper earnings.
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Slovakia's economy has boomed and living standards have risen sharply since it joined the European Union in 2004, but many Slovaks say their country fails to defend the rule of law, especially in punishing graft.
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While Ospina and the other small business owners try in vain to stamp out individual copies of their designs, Alibaba has boomed since the company went public on the New York Stock Exchange in 2014.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's trade surplus blew past expectations in June as exports to China boomed to their second highest on record, a sign the commodity-leveraged country was weathering the early stages of Sino-U.
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" The Weil essay, along with pieces on Alain Resnais, psychoanalysis, Camus, and Cesare Pavese, appeared in Sontag's first essay collection, which in 21989 boomed cannon-like from the prow of the literary left: " Against Interpretation .
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But about 256 minutes in, what sounded like explosions boomed from the plane's left side, starting a sequence that ended with one woman dead, seven people injured and an emergency landing at Philadelphia International Airport.
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Cannabis technology has boomed since recent legalization, but among the various THC extraction processes and fancy vapes, there is a new bowl that can do something all others can't: hold food like a food bowl.
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Peloton's numbers show that business has historically boomed at the back end of the year when the cold weather kicks in in the northern hemisphere and customers are making New Year's resolutions to get fit.
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INCA DE ORO, Chile (Reuters) - Like his father before him, Alberto Carrizo has worked in Chile's copper mines since he was a teenager, supporting his family as prices for the metal boomed in recent decades.
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It was the early 23s, in a universe far, far away, when the Reagan administration made it legal for private companies to develop rockets and defense spending boomed thanks to "Star Wars" missile defense programs.
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As Dorian started advancing close to South Carolina late Wednesday night, winds picked up and sent sheets of rain sideways as thunder boomed in the night sky and power flickered on and off in places.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have one of the league's top defenses as well as the offensive savants Le'Veon Bell and Antonio Brown, and the Tennessee Titans' running game has boomed recently behind the quarterback Marcus Mariota.
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As exports of avocados, known as "green gold," have boomed, they have helped lift rural Mexico out of poverty, especially in the state of Michoacán, and reducing the need to migrate to the United States.
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But in recent years, the city has boomed with a rush of upscale development and a swell of new residents, with officials positioning the city as an alternative for professionals living in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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The S&P 22014 energy sector was the worst performer of the last decade, up just a measly 20203% versus the S&P 22020's 2500% climb as a 22020-year equity bull market boomed.
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The song has also boomed through the halls of Congress, most recently in May, when Democratic representatives jeered their Republican colleagues after they passed an unpopular bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Rajiv Biswas, IHS Markit's chief economist for Asia Pacific, pointed out that China's international tourism has boomed since the SARS outbreak, making the risk that a SARS-like virus could spread globally even more severe.
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Driven by a cluster of leading AI companies and using ad campaigns that target tech-savvy parents, early education products have taken a futuristic turn in China, where the popularity of such devices has boomed.
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This is particularly ironic, since U.S. oil and gas production has boomed over the same period, making the United States the world's largest producer of oil and gas — and making the country virtually self-sufficient.
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The 39-year-old shop owner sat awestruck inside his two-bedroom house in Pakistan's eastern Mirpur Khas district, as Modi's voice boomed from the television during his successful campaign to become India's prime minister.
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I want to get back to this concept of where audio is going because it has boomed in terms of podcasts, and in terms of where you were into it doing Detour, your last company.
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Nasser al-Khalaf, the managing director of Agrico, a produce grower and greenhouse manufacturer, says his business has boomed since he designed a system to keep fruit and vegetables cool enough to grow year-round.
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Casino revenue in the Chinese territory of Macau has boomed over the last 10 months, reversing a more than two-year slide that followed the peak of President Xi Jinping's campaign against corruption and conspicuous consumption.
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The look has led to an uptick in makeup offerings like palettes that come in all shades of the rainbow, special contour kits, and eyelash extension services; makeup sales have boomed in the past several years.
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Tencent was bashed by state media earlier this year for getting children hooked on violence after the fantasy role-playing game Honour of Kings boomed in popularity, forcing it to introduce a curfew for underage players.
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Though its growth was initially slow, the company's business boomed during the Iraq War, when the Pentagon, then using old TVs and couches as props, realized it needed better simulated furniture for its war training sites.
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Foreign workers flocked to the kingdom when oil prices were high and its economy boomed, but as the outlook has darkened since late last year, some companies - particularly in the construction sector - have begun cutting staff.
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BUENOS AIRES - After Argentina's economy boomed in 2017 and market-friendly President Mauricio Macri's coalition triumphed at legislative elections last October, economists had rosy expectations for the South American country at the beginning of this year.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Vivendi's Canal Plus ended up empty-handed in a crucial soccer broadcasting rights auction in France on Tuesday, beaten by Spain's Mediapro, a Chinese-owned group, as prices boomed by close to 60 percent.
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Dolphins 16, Colts 12 Miami's defense intercepted Brian Hoyer three times, and kicker Jason Sanders boomed three long field goals, including the go-ahead and insurance kicks in the fourth quarter of an upset in Indianapolis.
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It is not surprising to see how the trade between the three countries boomed over the years: Overall trade in goods and services has almost quadrupled, from $6900 billion in 2628 to $28503 trillion in 22019.
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The City, as London's equivalent of Wall Street is known, has boomed in the last 20 years as a global financial capital, especially for Continental banks seeking a more market-friendly home than Frankfurt or Paris.
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Debt markets also boomed, according to the data, with primary bond offerings from Indian issuers totalling $36.5 billion in the first half of 2017, up 57.1 percent from 2016 - the highest first-half period since 2013.
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The cost of insuring bond debt against default in Argentina has boomed to 3,600 basis points — 360% — on a five-year credit default swap, an insurance product designed to protect bond holders, an increase of 93%.
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Along the crowded avenue, the sound systems boomed, floats of musicians strummed the small 10-string guitar called the cuatro, a marcher in a giant frog costume embodying the coqui, Puerto Rico's unofficial mascot, drew cheers.
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Over the next few days, cannons boomed in the distance as Banker and the five women under her command at the switchboards connected calls around the clock, their gas masks and helmets slung over their chairs.
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After the Sandy Hook shooting, Remington was able to borrow millions more as gun production boomed, particularly heading into the 2016 presidential election because Hillary Clinton was expected to win and push for tighter gun controls.
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U.S. shale output has boomed over the past decade, helping make the nation the world's largest crude oil producer and a major exporter with an average of just under 3 million bpd so far this year.
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"The way metro rail boomed in China is about to happen in India," said Tilak Raj Seth, the head of Siemens India's transport business, which is supplying signalling and electricification for projects in Delhi and Chennai.
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Only a few years after these changes, the percentage of women entering its computer-science program boomed, rising to 216 percent from 2100 percent; graduation rates for women rose to nearly match those of the men.
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Shortly after announcing its new policy, Flynn's made the highest weekend profits since opening 17 years ago; similarly, business at Caruso's boomed after kids got the boot, with daily customer counts rising from 50 to 80.
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Viewing the white blonde female taking up the screen as Big Freedia's voice boomed reminded me of how it must have felt to see Madonna perform her hit song "Vogue" at the 1990 MTV Music Awards.
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While North Dakota is not part of that country/blues tradition, musically, the wild west vibe that's sprung up in the state as oil drilling has boomed has brought a certain roughneck element that the sound reflects.
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Australia's economic growth boomed past expectations in the first quarter with the annual pace speeding to its fastest in three years, a result that could keep the central bank on hold at its policy meeting next week.
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"We're going to tell imperialism and the international right that the people are present, with their farm instruments in one hand and a gun in the other... to defend this sacred land," he boomed at a rally.
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With venture capital having boomed in that time, that trend is set to continue: There is a generation of well-funded, fast-growing technology companies now eyeing the public markets as the platform for continued rapid growth.
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But European banks that lent heavily to the sector when it boomed more than a decade ago have a heavy toxic debt burden following the 2008-22017 global financial crisis and a shipping markets crash in 29.9.
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Who among us can forget Ashlee Simpson doing that little jig before skipping off stage on Saturday Night Live when her pre-recorded vocal boomed out of the speakers while her mic was nowhere near her mouth?
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The other day I was at a baptism in New York and at the end of the baptism the priest lifted the child up and the organ boomed out "Alleluia," and it sent chills down my spine.
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Canada's housing market had boomed since 2009, prompting concerns about a bubble in Toronto and Vancouver, but the drop in some markets and a plateau in others has created what policymakers have called a three-speed market.
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Hong Kong's economy has grown from strength to strength, as the housing, tourism and finance sectors have all boomed -- though the last 20 years have also seen a marked increase in inequality and a rising unemployment rate.
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The union that represents those workers says it's hard to believe that a plant that once employed more than 10,000 workers could shrink to almost nothing over the course of three decades, while Mexico's aerospace industry boomed.
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Senegal's economy has boomed since Sall came to power in 2012, propelled by construction of a new airport, motorways and an extension of the electricity grid that has won applause from international donors and the local elite.
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Meirelles, who was widely expected to take on the role, will draw on his stellar reputation as central bank governor between 2003 and 2010, when the economy boomed, to revive investors' confidence in Latin America's ailing giant.
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WeWork launches WeLive flexible rental apartments in NY and DC China's rental housing market has boomed in recent years as Beijing pledges to promote affordable apartments in a country where few have the money to buy property.
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Mr. Trump was a vocal critic of Japan as its economy and international influence boomed in the '80s, a period of high anxiety over Japanese economic ascension, though he himself had a complicated relationship with the country.
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With data storage key to most next-generation technologies, demand for NAND chips has boomed, and Western Digital, Toshiba's chip business partner and jilted suitor in the auction, had threatened to block any deal without its consent.
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Business boomed after he made contact with one of Mr. Guzmán's associates — turning Chicago into an epicenter of American drug trafficking operations for the Sinaloa cartel and the Beltrán-Leyva Organization, which then worked hand in hand.
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Investments in early stage digital companies have boomed in France in recent years, helped by tax cuts and business-friendly measures by President Emmanuel Macron, who has vowed to turn the country into a start-up nation.
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Adrian Bingham, a historian who has written a history of Britain's tabloid press, said in a telephone interview that British newspapers' focus on people's private lives first boomed in the 1930s as the publications competed for scoops.
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DRESDEN, Germany — At a chandelier-lit beer hall on Tuesday evening, the lean blond man's voice boomed out over a crowd of hundreds — some middle-aged and working-class, but with a contingent of polished young professionals.
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In the last decade, U.S. oil production boomed as producers used hydraulic fracturing and evolving horizontal drilling technology to extract oil from difficult-to-access places and some fields that had previously been considered nearly tapped out.
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After President Lyndon Johnson (D) passed deceased President John F. Kennedy's 1963 tax cuts in early 1964, the economy boomed with economic growth rates growing from an annual 4.4 GDP in 1963 to 2023 GDP in 1966.
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As Vox's Julia Belluz explained earlier this year: Instead of buying heads of lettuce that we wash and chop or rip up ourselves, over the past couple of decades, sales of precut and bagged greens have boomed.
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ICOs have boomed this year, with billions of dollars flooding into the sector despite warnings from various authorities—as well as notorious Wall Street scammer Jordan Belfort—many of the companies involved could be pump-and-dump schemes.
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Canada's housing market had boomed since 2009, prompting concerns about a bubble, but has cooled in some markets due to slow economic growth and a drop in oil prices, creating what policymakers have called a three-speed market.
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Northern Territory-based crocodile expert Grahame Webb said saltwater crocs, also known as estuarine crocodiles, were heading farther upstream into fresh water river systems as their population has boomed since they were protected by federal law in 1971.
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The lake has lost more than 90 percent of its surface water since the 1970s as agriculture in the region has boomed and farmers have tapped the lake and many of the sources that feed it for irrigation.
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Why it matters: Economic signs point to a coming recession, and U.S. discount stores, which have boomed even in the strong recent economy, will only grow more — becoming the sole retail option for an increasing share of Americans.
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American travel to Cuba, which boomed after a détente between the two countries in late 2014, was already beginning to suffer after President Donald Trump in June announced a more restrictive policy toward the government of Raúl Castro.
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Tourism boomed even after the deadliest attack on Thai soil in peacetime at a shrine in central Bangkok shook the country and as a high profile trial for the murder of two British backpackers sullied the industry's reputation.
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After Queens joined Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx and Staten Island to become the five-boroughed city of New York in 1898, its northern part boomed, attracting immigrants from Germany, as well as southern and eastern Europe and Ireland.
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El Cajon shooting: Key questions Vape pens, or e-cigarettes, have been around for more than a decade but have boomed in popularity recently because of marketing to nicotine users looking for a safer alternative to smoking cigarettes.
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In recent years, Sri Lanka has boomed as a holiday destination, welcoming 22017 million visitors in 2017 compared to just over 1 million in 2012, providing tourists with an affordable alternative to tropical destinations such as the Maldives.
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Unlike shareholders of other bailout recipients, including Citigroup, Bank of America and even the insurer American International Group, Fannie and Freddie investors have not been able to participate in the rebound at the companies as their operations boomed.
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As the oil and gas industry boomed, eventually bringing millions of jobs to the Gulf Coast and stimulating the economy, many residents allowed the energy industry to dredge canals through wetlands they owned in exchange for financial compensation.
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As the city boomed in the 1990s, property developers bought up the inexpensive desert tracts in Al Quoz, inland from the Persian Gulf coast, to erect living quarters for their workers, most of them migrants from South Asia.
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The impeachment puts a definitive end to 13 years of governing by the leftist Workers' Party, an era during which Brazil's economy boomed, lifting millions into the middle class and raising the country's profile on the global stage.
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Cuba's Communist government eased restrictions on small businesses six years ago and restaurants - called paladares, or "palates" - have since boomed, helped by a surge of tourist dollars since a detente agreed in late 2014 with the United States.
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The field has boomed since 2012, when advances in neural networks enabled Google to add voice recognition to Android mobile devices and researchers used it to cut error rates in optical recognition compared with earlier technology, he said.
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Apple's China business has boomed over the past half decade, peaking at $61 billion in 2015 — up from $27 billion in 2012 — and driving much of the company's growth as more of China's wireless operators embraced the iPhone.
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Once we all became too lazy to check our phones, the wearable market boomed—just like a version 2.0 of the LIVESTRONG fad, with bracelets that could actually measure stuff like heart rate and number of floors climbed.
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Sales of Class A motor coaches, and in the whole R.V. industry, have boomed this decade, owing largely to both the rising number of retirees in the United States and the increasingly relaxed view employers have of telecommuting.
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In the years after the Eisenhower administration led the federal government tantalizingly close to de facto abolition of immigration prisons, the country boomed, our cities diversified, and courts maintained a central role resolving disputes in our messy democracy.
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As the groups assumed their stations — the first gathered near midfield, while the second assembled along the hash marks extending from the 40-yard line to the 20 — Wing, standing near the 50, boomed kicks toward the corner.
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The slowdown from last quarter was due in part to a deceleration in business investment, which boomed in the first half of the year in part because of the dramatic tax cut enacted at the end of 2017.
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Slovakia's economy has boomed and living standards have risen sharply since it joined the European Union in 2004, but many Slovaks say their country still fails to defend the rule of law, especially in punishing corruption and cronyism.
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It really kind of boomed here in Houston in the past 30 to 40 years where you're talking about all these cultures mixing, in all industries, medical or oil or fishing or farming, making it the new creole city.
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Even so, in recent years, as cross-strait economic links have boomed, China has allowed many thousands of students to experience the island's freedoms for themselves, just as it had permitted students to head to universities in the West.
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Linked to the North Korean city of Sinijiu via the Friendship Bridge, Dandong has boomed in recent years, swept up by speculation that North Korea's young leader, Kim Jong Un, would, in time, copy China's export-oriented economic reforms.
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Specifically, business debt during that time frame has grown from $10.1 trillion, to $12.6 trillion; the total national debt boomed from $9.2 trillion, to $1.53 trillion; and the Fed's balance sheet has exploded from $880 billion to $4.5 trillion.
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Accidents were less frequent for a while after the crane collapse because of increased safety measures and a postrecession construction slowdown, but as real estate has boomed in recent years, the number of injuries and fatalities has risen sharply.
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One man who certainly hopes that Germans are ready for a change — as real ales, craft beers and other variants have boomed elsewhere around the world — is Greg Koch, 52, who opened Stone Brewing in San Diego County, Calif.
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Boosted by the tax cuts and the lowest unemployment rate in a generation, the US economy boomed in the middle of 2.3, growing at an annual rate of 4.2% in the second quarter and 3.4% in the third quarter.
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Nor does the plan call for placing people in fallout shelters, because Hawaii's population has boomed since the 1980s so there are not enough shelters in the state to house everyone; whole neighborhoods are without even a single shelter.
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After Pittsburgh boomed during the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a center of coal production, steel and manufacturing, it was hit by industrial decline in the 1950s, its population cut by half over the next half century.
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