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The briskest trade at Madrid's Santiago Bernabéu Stadium was for merchandise with Zidane's name printed on the back.
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Each year, Fong Inn Too did some of its briskest business in early April during Qingming, or Tomb Sweeping Day.
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Among its souvenir stalls, those doing the briskest trade are the ones playing videos on a loop of Hindu fundamentalists demolishing the mosque.
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His comments countered widespread market speculation that the briskest wage growth in almost nine years in the United States would drive up inflation, paving the ground for further policy tightening by the Federal Reserve.
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Earlier on Thursday, the government reported that underlying consumer price inflation ticked up at its briskest pace in nearly a year and a half last month and the labor market shows no signs of weakening.
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Wall Street ended mixed on Thursday, with the benchmark S&P 0.13 falling as domestic consumer prices grew at their briskest pace in seven months, increasing the odds of a third interest rate hike this year.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's services sector ended last year on an upbeat note, registering its briskest activity in nine months in December in spite of political and economic concerns both at home and abroad, a business survey showed on Monday.
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But there, "the housing market is looking better than it has in a very long time," said Jeffrey Otteau, the president of the Otteau Valuation Group in East Brunswick, N.J. Among the briskest markets are Hoboken, Glen Ridge, Maplewood, Montclair and South Orange, judging by their very low levels of inventory, he added.
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In the 1840s, Lloyd expanded his stock of serialised fiction. The UK economy became unstable just as this business was at its briskest and the Sunday newspaper was still getting established. In the four years 1847-50, deflation raised the value of money by more than 20%. Heavily indebted, Lloyd struggled, and again had to compromise with his creditors in 1848.
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