And yet, even faced with this reality, Uber hasn't budged.
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But it was to no avail — the polls barely budged.
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But the unemployment rate has barely budged from 303 percent.
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The Swedish construction group's shares barely budged on the news.
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The dollar and U.S. government bond yields barely budged though.
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Since the referendum of 2016 the proportion has barely budged.
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Its shares have barely budged since news of the divorce.
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The U.S. pay floor has not budged in a decade.
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Republicans haven't budged in the face of these facts, however.
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The country's GDP hasn't really budged since the late 1990s.
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And the forecast for SPX Q3 profit growth barely budged
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Drnaso's car had barely budged, but he was clearly upset.
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His annual salary of $81,840 has not budged since 1998.
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In the week that followed, Germany's stock market barely budged.
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And Stephen King's "The Outsider" hasn't budged from No. 2.
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When I walked out again, the temperature hadn't really budged.
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Shares of United Technologies stock barely budged following the report.
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Prices for Atlanta and Los Angeles games haven't budged much.
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Incomes have barely budged, and consumer debt is increasing again.
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Republicans haven't really budged either (413 percent to 28 percent).
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And if she hasn't budged yet, it's doubtful she ever will.
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Stock prices and interest rates hardly budged on the data. Why?
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As it happened, rates barely budged and the bet paid off.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures also barely budged at $47.18.
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Among poor rural families the rate has not budged since 1990.
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In the past decade, however, it has barely budged (see chart).
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The banks seem unconcerned: their pricing has not budged since 2015.
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Bloomberg noted that "the vast majority" of clients had not budged.
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The auction started, nobody budged; the offer was sweetened, still nothing.
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Management provided bullish guidance for 2016, yet the stock barely budged.
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The company still isn't profitable, and membership numbers have barely budged.
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However, since its initial diversity release, Facebook's numbers have barely budged.
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However, the number of women in CEO roles has barely budged.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar barely budged at 96.978.
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Benchmarks barely budged, with all the action at the stock level.
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Street traffic in Tokyo has barely budged from its historical average.
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So far, the true rules of our society have barely budged.
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Five months after the previous election, public opinion has barely budged.
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At the same time, the median household income has barely budged.
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Neither company has budged on ICOs, which is probably for the best.
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The S&P 500 has barely budged in the last 18 months.
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They have barely budged since 29.6 despite the upheavals of the period.
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The median family income has barely budged in the last 15 years.
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The index has barely budged since then, and now stands at 84%.
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The Seahawks never budged, and so Thomas came back to the team.
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For the rest of the night, it never budged from that forecast.
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The bill, however, hasn't budged in the Republican-controlled House or Senate.
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Starbucks' stock barely budged in pre-market trading following the note's release.
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Wages haven't budged in decades; the country's blood pressure keeps rising instead.
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U.S. stock futures were barely budged ahead of the New York open .
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But right now, as the jobs report shows, wages have hardly budged.
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But since the initial public offering, Carlyle's stock price has barely budged.
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That's why cocaine's price has hardly budged in the US for decades.
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Or that the income gap in the Memphis region has barely budged?
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Your firm's revenue has taken off, but your salary has barely budged
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Curiously, that number barely budged when the payout was raised to $2.
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China did not appear to have budged from that position on Thursday.
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And technology is still very highly valued and it just hasn't budged.
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Similarly, the number of voters considering each of the candidates barely budged.
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But gasoline prices have barely budged for drivers in the United States.
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Mr Trump's approval rating in Virginia has barely budged from about 35%.
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On top of that, wages for workers in Mexico have hardly budged.
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Not surprisingly, wages for our workers haven't budged in almost 20 years.
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Oil barely budged after a speech by U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
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However, despite Mr Zverev's heroics, the number of net points has hardly budged.
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But the overall percentage of women among Goldman's partners barely budged, at 17%.
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Those numbers have not budged much since then, according to California's Drought Monitor.
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Among poor rural families like Fatia's the rate has not budged since 1990.
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David Schweikert, was that there wasn't much to do until Senate Democrats budged.
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SPX index has barely budged, slipping just 0.05 percent over the same period.
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But the number of cases—3.5m a year—has barely budged since 2014.
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Respondents were also asked about Sanders, but the numbers barely budged for him.
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In a poll done the following year, this figure hadn't budged an inch.
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The top three banks in Europe, based on figures for 2017, haven't budged.
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But the UN never budged from its denial of involvement in the deaths.
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"I don't get why something hasn't budged in this many years," he says.
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However, even though the earnings appeared to be solid, the stock barely budged.
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But since the middle of the past decade clock rates have barely budged.
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Neither side appears to have budged since the shutdown began on Dec. 22.
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For most U.S. workers, real wages have barely budged in decades, Pew found.
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Washington and Beijing have engaged in protracted negotiations where neither side has budged.
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Iraq, Iran and Turkey all tried to punish Kurdistan, yet Barzani hasn't budged.
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I eye the digital counter, too, but the number hasn't budged in weeks.
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Home prices barely budged last year, and job growth slowed to a trickle.
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But the Navy board, which oversees both sailors and Marines, has scarcely budged.
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Another angle: Despite continuing trade tensions, estimates for company earnings have barely budged.
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Democrats have offered Mr. Trump $1.3 billion for border security and not budged.
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When the timeout ended, stocks barely budged, staying at low levels all day.
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The ship has not budged from the southern Iranian port of Bandar Abbas.
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Your capital spending budget hasn't budged, it's been the same for three years.
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The numbers barely budged in Wisconsin after nearly three million votes were recounted.
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Alphabet shares have barely budged in after-hours trading following the company's announcement.
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Equally astounding: Whether here or overseas, the numbers have scarcely budged since 2008.
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Carlos Tejada Why have wages in Europe barely budged despite vigorous economic growth?
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The super-low unemployment rate, for example, hardly budged in June to 3.7 percent.
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The prices listed on Apple's website haven't budged since the tariffs went into effect.
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By 2014, his position would have barely budged, resting only at the 27th percentile.
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The war continues, though the front line has hardly budged in the past year.
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Earnings barely budged in Berkshire's manufacturing and its service and retailing lines of business.
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Far more jobs were added last month than expected, though hourly wages barely budged.
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The gap between what women and men earn has barely budged in recent decades.
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The Kardashians have not budged after what they view is a deal-breaking betrayal.
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Moreover, average revenue per user has barely budged since the fourth quarter of 2016.
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While many other European countries have revamped their workplace rules, France has barely budged.
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The decline in children's coverage comes even as the overall uninsured rate hasn't budged.
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Stocks hardly budged on Thursday, finishing with a mix of small gains and losses.
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Notably, the divorce rate had not budged and the marriage rate continued to decline.
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But as any saver can tell you, some short-term rates have barely budged.
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As May's jobs report shows, the number of new manufacturing jobs has hardly budged.
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Bottoms like pants, leggings, shorts, and skirts apparently haven't budged in terms of sales.
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While the Federal Reserve has announced enormous stimulus measures, financial markets have not budged.
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Consumer prices in the European Union's best performing economy have barely budged since 2012.
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But after three days of marathon trial sessions, it appeared few Republicans had budged.
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My deadlift hasn't budged in a long time, and is stuck at 170 pounds.
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But when it comes to protecting women from violence, the needle has barely budged.
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The Red Sox have played better since then, but the standings have hardly budged.
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The average American&aposs work hours have barely budged for the last 50 years.
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Clinton's much higher approval also barely budged during the process, while Nixon's fell precipitously.
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Yet rates in New England and some parts of the Midwest had barely budged.
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The Indian government budged and offered a small bailout after it postponed certain payments.
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Despite the rising costs related to labor and preparation, Costco hasn't budged on price.
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But despite the index falling more than 6% this month, the VIX has hardly budged.
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But in November, the VIX barely budged when the S&P got crushed, Sebastian said.
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But the share of temporary workers—at around a fifth of jobs—has barely budged.
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So it's frustrating to step on the scale and see your weight has hardly budged.
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Historically, such shutdowns seem barely to have budged the juggernaut that is the American economy.
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But the shares barely budged in Wednesday premarket trading as investors dug into the report.
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The pound barely budged after the numbers, trading close to levels seen before the data.
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Some argue that its reserves, which have barely budged since the late 1980s, are overstated.
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If Killian won, Republicans would have maintained the majority outright, and Felder wouldn't have budged.
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From the get-go, my prejudices were in play and nothing on view budged them.
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In contrast, America's figure was 4.0; and over the same period it has barely budged.
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Thankfully, attitudes towards marital rape have since changed—but it hasn't budged for sex workers.
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BUT DESPITE THE FACT THAT YOU'VE MADE THIS A PRIORITY, THE NUMBERS HAVE BARELY BUDGED.
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However, Di Maio has not budged on his refusal even to talk with Forza Italia.
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Europe's government bonds barely budged, with their yields slumping since the start of the year.
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However, prices of rice have not budged, a situation largely blamed on hoarding by middlemen.
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Premiums hardly budged in Hong Kong as well, with activity further dampened by political unrest.
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That broad matchup budged only a little over the course of the race, handing Mrs.
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S&P 500 futures barely budged in the time between his tweet and the announcement.
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But Ms. O'Hara never budged, harboring suspicions the theater would be doomed if she sold.
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The center-right group has demanded that Mr. Lofven resign, but he has not budged.
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The Census figures also showed household income barely budged in 22017 from the previous year.
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Apple has finally budged, and now you can save on the Apple Watch Series 4.
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The gas tax has not budged since 1993 when President Bill Clinton was in office.
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The unemployment rate hasn't budged since October, but remains at its lowest level since 2000.
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Brent crude prices LCOc1 have barely budged this year and the U.S. crude benchmark CLc.
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Though it's been on the market for over a year now, the price hasn't budged.
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For months, it barely budged — hovering right around 42 percent for almost the entire summer.
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The euro hardly budged at $1.1220 while the dollar was little moved at 108.53 yen.
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But workers' wages haven't budged, and, one after another, workers' rights are getting wiped away.
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Japan's Nikkei dipped 214%, while E-Mini futures for the S&P 21 hardly budged.
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A recent report found that the number of women behind the camera hasn't budged since 1998.
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Because whatever it is, is happening at the same time median household wages have barely budged.
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That triggered a fare war between European carriers, but in America ticket prices have hardly budged.
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Revenue also barely budged, increasing 1 percent to $12.623 billion from the quarter a year ago.
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It's the third consecutive year in which carbon emissions have barely budged from the previous year.
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And yet, national test scores — a limited measure, but the best one available — have barely budged.
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Meanwhile, in-state tuition has been frozen for six years, while state funding hasn't budged much.
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The proportion of Americans not working has by and large not budged since the 1950s. Why?
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Google remains mostly white, Asian, and male, and that hasn't budged much in the last year.
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Despite all the controversy that surrounds the president, partisans on the other side have not budged.
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Even though his usage percentage hasn't budged, the way Billy Donovan uses him is much different.
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But until Mr. Lamar, it had still barely budged outside of its old classical music limits.
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And even that just meant a return to real wages that had barely budged for decades.
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Despite 18 months of reforms, the unemployment rate has barely budged and hovers over 9 percent.
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As expected, the control group's numbers, including their weights and resting metabolic rates, had not budged.
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As expected, the control group's numbers, including their weights and resting metabolic rates, had not budged.
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The euro dipped slightly after the ECB rate announcement but hardly budged during Lagarde's press conference.
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"That's consistent with federal data that show real wages have barely budged in decades," Bankrate reports.
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Their currencies barely budged, though, as attention remained firmly on the ECB and the euro zone.
|
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Rules that treat millions of city-dwelling rural migrants like second-class citizens have barely budged.
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They surged 8.1 percent in annualized terms, while other important parts of the economy barely budged.
|
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The federal minimum wage, though, hasn't budged since 2009 and still sits at $7.25 per hour.
|
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If Killian had won, Republicans would have maintained the majority outright, and Felder wouldn't have budged.
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Brazil's agriculture sector grew a sizzling 13 percent in 2017, while the overall economy barely budged.
|
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Google remains mostly white, Asian and male, and that hasn't budged much in the last year.
|
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Yet 87% of them still end up retaining an agent, and the commissions rates have barely budged.
|
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But while everyone around her evolves, Cersei Lannister's ruthless persona hasn't budged — and neither has her hair.
|
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Tesla shares barely budged during the "Autonomy Day" event, and ended down about 4% for the day.
|
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Since bouncing off those, lows the market has barely budged, trading in a tight and meager range.
|
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The dollar, however, barely budged against the yen after robust U.S. non-farm payrolls numbers for January.
|
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However, even with 8 percent earnings growth and a 3.2 percent dividend yield, the stock barely budged.
|
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Some months (and protests) later, Parliament's reluctance to back a second referendum hasn't budged all that much.
|
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Sales barely budged, rising to $20.02 billion from $20.01 billion during the first three months last year.
|
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Those haven't budged from their position at the top of the heap since the original 2005 report.
|
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HOT SPOTS Europe's government bonds barely budged, with their yields slumping since the start of the year.
|
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Despite the uptick in complaints about street cleanliness (see map), those numbers have barely budged since 2013.
|
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Imports account for 2m-3m tonnes, a figure that has barely budged in recent years (see chart).
|
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Consumer prices have also barely budged even with the country's sales taxes at their highest in history.
|
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There is one feature, though, that Frankel happily budged on: a heated toilet for the master bath.
|
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Well, the needle finally budged today, and all it took was anonymous yahoos threatening to shoot cops.
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Her book landed in Amazon's No. 1 spot on Friday, November 9, and has not budged since.
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Real wages have barely budged for the generation since then and insecure jobs are tearing families apart.
|
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United States stocks barely budged on Thursday as investors moved cautiously after two days of large gains.
|
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Some are puzzled at how little the impending U.S. tariffs have budged the euro in recent weeks.
|
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She has budged on gay rights issues only when forced to do so by the Constitutional Court.
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At $7.25 an hour, Wisconsin's minimum wage has not budged since Walker took office seven years ago.
|
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Women, too, made up roughly a quarter of Fed economists, a number that hasn't budged since 2013.
|
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Among Democrats, attitudes barely budged: they were just 2628 points less positive and 28503 points more negative.
|
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While he restored public sector salaries to previous levels, they have barely budged since before the crisis.
|
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Which is a funny thing — after more than 2500 days into Trump's presidency, the economy hasn't budged.
|
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Eliminating the test entirely would require approval from the State Legislature and, so far, they haven't budged.
|
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The stock has not budged since Mr. Johnson took over as chief executive in April last year.
|
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Average sodium consumption in the United States and in many other countries has not budged for decades.
|
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Meanwhile, inflation, which was running just over 1 percent when the letter was written, has barely budged.
|
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Facebook's stock price barely budged when the size of the expected fine was first reported this month.
|
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After deleting the thousands of emails you've filtered out, you may notice that your storage hasn't budged.
|
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And despite the worst protests since Hong Kong reverted to China rule, property prices have hardly budged.
|
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But real wages adjusted for inflation have barely budged: They even fell in October from the previous year.
|
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Risk-off assets such as the 10-year Treasury yield and gold futures barely budged on the report.
|
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Views of the economy are starkly split along partisan lines, and have barely budged as growth has slowed.
|
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But no one, not even the hopeless losers at the end of the queue, budged or even frowned.
|
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Surprisingly, average street prices have not budged, even though wholesale prices fell by 22017% between 272 and 248.
|
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US stock futures are pointing to more of the same after averages barely budged during the Monday session.
|
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Chinese blue chips barely budged as data showed inflation remained stubbornly subdued despite a spike in pork prices.
|
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Stocks in Istanbul and the lira were both barely budged, the former having bounced 3 percent on Monday.
|
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The euro was barely budged too at $1.1903, after scaling a two-month peak of$1.1961 on Monday.
|
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A junior staffer asked reporters to clear out and head back to the briefing room, but nobody budged.
|
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Prices in a handful of megacities, especially Shenzhen and Shanghai, have soared, while those elsewhere have barely budged.
|
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It explains why, this week's executive order notwithstanding, he hasn't budged one bit on his broader immigration stance.
|
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So far it has hardly budged, but the president has given indications that he intends to run anyway.
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Neither he nor Democrats opposed to the funding have budged, forcing a partial government shutdown on Dec. 22.
|
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Japan's gross domestic product barely budged in the quarter to June, increasing by 0.2 percent in annualized terms.
|
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Japan's Nikkei had also finished lower and Chinese blue chips barely budged as data showed inflation remained subdued.
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After 15 minutes passed and nearly no one budged, he popped his head out of the door again.
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None of the principals themselves have budged from their oft-stated positions that the Fed's hands were tied.
|
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Even on a day when the major United States stock indexes barely budged, the market notched another milestone.
|
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Meanwhile, the tax rate that the bottom 50% of American taxpayers pay hasn&apost budged much over time.
|
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Google and its rivals have published annual diversity reports for years, yet their overall statistics have barely budged.
|
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But the numbers show that, at least so far, the popularity of Mr. Jackson's music has not budged.
|
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Markets barely budged after the release of minutes from the Federal Reserve's policy meeting that ended Aug. 1.
|
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The gross domestic product is now substantially higher than it was — but most Americans' incomes have barely budged.
|
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Tech companies' record on diversity is just abysmal and has not budged in years, despite all the promises.
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As a proportion of GDP—0.6%—public spending on research and development has not budged in 20 years.
|
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In the closest Republican districts, opinions of the president haven't budged at all over the past six months.
|
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Instead, the average household's tax cut was a mere $930, and as noted, real wages have barely budged.
|
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Data from Pew Research center shows that Americans&apos buying power and wages have barely budged since 1978.
|
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An estimated 3,600 people make their homes outside, a number that has not budged substantially in recent years.
|
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Today, the numbers have barely budged, with 2900 percent seeing him as honest while 220006 percent do not.
|
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But adult fiction sales barely budged, growing less than 1 percent, while children's fiction grew by 5 percent.
|
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But neither views of Trump's handling of the probe nor those of Mueller's work have budged since February.
|
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The number of refunds issued hardly budged — they were down 5003 percent — but refunds for many were smaller.
|
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U.S. Treasury yields on Tuesday hardly budged, beginning a shortened day of trading due to the holiday season.
|
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The number of families in poverty in Kentucky has budged little since then, declining to 116,000 from 503,000.
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The reason why the average has barely budged is that the onslaught of new shows includes plenty of rubbish.
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Hong Kong-dollar deposits also hardly budged during the month, while overall foreign-currency deposits expanded by 1.1 percent.
|
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Despite the global market chaos after Britain's vote to leave the EU, one key measure barely budged: the VIX.
|
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The stock, once a superstar in the banking industry, has barely budged since the scandals began in September 2016.
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Despite that, the birth rate has barely budged in recent years, says Balazs Romhanyi, of the Fiscal Responsibility Institute.
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If my evolving views on guns hadn't really budged much before then, they sure as shit did that day.
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After a decade of expansion, outstanding credit barely budged last year; in real (ie, inflation-adjusted) terms it contracted.
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Full-time workers' median weekly earnings in constant 2016 dollars have hardly budged: $774.85 in 353, $788.87 in 2015.
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For the first time in days it was barely budged against the safety-first Japanese yen at 112.28 yen.
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Japan's Nikkei had also finished lower and Chinese blue chips barely budged as data showed inflation remained stubbornly subdued.
|
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US stocks barely budged once again on Wednesday but all three major indices closed slightly in the red.9.
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Neither side has budged, and the atmosphere among officials below Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim has become increasingly sour.
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Their wages haven't budged, their jobs seem less secure, and they believe the good times have passed them by.
|
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Meanwhile, after accounting for inflation, the median family income today —$23,21989 — has barely budged over the last two decades.
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"I'm telling them to up their prices," Ms. Sung said of her parents, but so far, they haven't budged.
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Our current economic expansion has lasted almost nine years, yet wages have hardly budged, especially for less skilled workers.
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It offers some bad news: It has not budged since that chilly autumn day in Kyoto 230 years ago.
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"People were taking protection out in the index in general and the index really has barely budged," said Emanuel.
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It may have changed since the 1990s, but it hasn't budged in the past five years, according to Aron.
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Indeed, since Mr. Abe was elected prime minister in 2012, the number of women in Parliament has barely budged.
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If the behemoths' settlement over tipping was a concession on Apple's end, Tencent has budged on paywalls this time.
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Democrats dominated the impeachment process until now and unearthed important new information implicating Trump — yet the polls barely budged.
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But nearly two years since he was elected president, the needle has barely budged on U.S. coal mining employment.
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Yet even as assisted suicide has generated broader support, the group most vehemently opposed to it hasn't budged: doctors.
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Bank of America's stock barely budged after Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway announced it has become the bank's largest shareholder.
|
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Oil prices barely budged after the U.S. Federal Reserve hiked interest rates and upgraded its outlook for economic growth.
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But during the financial crisis, the Fed's rate cuts barely budged longer-term borrowing rates, which stayed stubbornly high.
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The biggest losers are the American and European working and middle classes—until very recently, their incomes hardly budged.
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That is largely because the yields on corporate bonds have declined, while those on government debt have barely budged.
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He outspent the Clinton campaign in Michigan in the last week before the primary but the polls barely budged.
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Then there's Brazil, where the regulations have only budged incrementally, and Easy Taxi is competing against both Uber and 2000Taxis.
|
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And unlike New York, where homicides have fallen 85% from their peak in 1990, in Newark they have barely budged.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was down 10 cents at $55.87 and gold barely budged at $1,491.50 an ounce.
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Despite this, average fiber intake hasn't budged over the last decade, and fiber continues to be a nutrient of concern.
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Low fuel prices have caused fares "to plunge" in Europe, while in America, with less competition, they have barely budged.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was down 10 cents at $55.87 and gold barely budged at $1,491.50 an ounce.
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People and priorities come and go, but our desire to put life-changing products in users' hands has not budged.
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And there is one company that has not budged from the top of the list of the most beloved restaurants.
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They're matte but not dry, and the pigments have serious staying power — I downed a sushi lunch and nothing budged.
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NOW, I KNOW THIS IS AN AREA YOU'VE BEEN REALLY FOCUSED ON. BUT AT FACEBOOK, THE NUMBERS HAVE BARELY BUDGED.
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The yen barely budged after data showed Japan's economy contracted for the first time in nine quarters during January-March.
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Even as Sanders' poll numbers haven't budged much, Warren's nearly double her support during that same period to about 15%.
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One is that while the overall number of high-risk prescriptions did drop, their actual rate hardly budged at all.
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The IOC hasn't budged from its position, citing a desire not to add additional events to a packed Games schedule.
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He said that for now, however, it's particularly focused on big industries that "haven't budged," including finance, healthcare and government.
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The federal minimum wage of $220006 an hour hasn't budged in nine years, and progressives have long advocated doubling it.
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Nearly seven months later the deal has not worked out quite as originally advertised, and the landscape has barely budged.
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The SEC hasn't budged on approving bitcoin-backed exchange-traded funds, which would be open to investors large and small.
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It barely budged on Thursday but has seen its biggest quarterly tumble in 6-1/2 years against the euro .
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Brent prices are now about 15 percent lower than that peak and have barely budged over the last two sessions.
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For half a century, it has gotten progressively easier to vote in America, yet overall turnout levels have barely budged.
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While more than 100 countries have already updated their cigarette packages to make them less appealing, the US hasn't budged.
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The euro barely budged though from $1.1281 as it stuck well within its recent trading range of $1.14 to $1.11.
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The federal pay floor sits at $21 an hour — a level from which it has not budged in a decade.
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The 10-year Treasury note, which might have sold off on inflation fears, barely budged when the report came out.
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The air in the Mets' broadcast booth was a swamp — July in Flushing — and it hadn't budged in three innings.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan barely budged, having hit the highest since mid-21 last week.
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But their pay per package has barely budged in recent years as competition intensified and more drivers entered the market.
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But despite stabs at reform by the administrations of George W. Bush and Barack Obama, corporate taxes have not budged.
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Still, his student loan balance hasn't budged much: He still owes approximately $75,000 because his payments just go to interest.
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Nestle shares barely budged after the maker of Kit Kat chocolate confirmed its outlook and said volumes had picked up.
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Why, for example, did rates grow so rapidly in the Northern Plain states while rates in New England barely budged?
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His position hasn't budged an inch, and he in fact appears to have doubled down on it during this campaign.
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We've been doing this for 40 years and median wages have not meaningfully budged, and yet ... The rich get richer.
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Earnings for the top executives at America's largest companies skyrocketed in 21990, while wages for the average worker hardly budged.
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The frontier, protected by Amazon rainforest, has not budged since the Portuguese built a now-ruined fort there in the 43s.
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Yet only about 7 percent of VC money goes to women-led startups, a number that hasn't really budged in years.
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For 50 years, the price of housing, education and child care has skyrocketed while wages for most workers have barely budged.
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The look had viewers' heads turning when it barely budged after she went underwater during a scene in the first episode.
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However, instead of the stock getting hit, it barely budged because investors were focused on management's bullish commentary about its operations.
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And unlike New York, where murder is at just 19803% of its 1990 peak, in Newark the rate has barely budged.
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That statistic hasn't budged at all since Trump took office, and the administration has actively undermined efforts to close the gap.
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For example, across the country, rates of gun violence, including suicides and homicides, have not budged an inch in 15 years.
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Hasbro was hit with a downgrade from Piper Jaffrey on Tuesday over concerns with the valuation, yet the stock barely budged.
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When I used either the Comply foam or the medium-sized silicone tips, the E8s completely stayed put and never budged.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve had been expected to raise interest rates four times this year, but the central bank hasn't budged.
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When you account for inflation, the median household income in the United States has barely budged over the last 20 years.
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Part of the problem is widening inequality: median household income in America, adjusted for inflation, has barely budged for 25 years.
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Since then, the share of such couples who are married has barely budged, standing at 9.6 percent in the recent poll.
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Many Republicans haven't budged on Democrats' calls to pass legislation, including barring suspected terrorists from purchasing firearms and expanding background checks.
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The Dow and S&P 24.8 have barely budged in each of the past two sessions ahead of the Fed statement.
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Thanks in part to the Great Recession, median incomes in the United States have barely budged over the past 85033 years.
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The dollar held steady at $113.13 and flat versus the euro at $1.1864 The euro was barely budged at 134.21 yen.
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It took nearly a year, but Cleveland finally budged ... officially retiring its cartoonish depiction of Native Americans many denounced as racist.
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Registration of voters 18-29 this year has barely budged from the pre-Parkland average, according to a Washington Post analysis.
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The partial shutdown began on December 22, and Trump hasn't budged from the $5.7 billion for the wall he is demanding.
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The number was chosen in 1988, based on airline crash lawsuits, but has not budged since despite inflation and other factors.
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Several years ago, the market wouldn't have budged, writing the potential merger off as anti-competitive and anti-consumer, Cramer said.
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CME's data revenue has barely budged in recent years, even as the business became the leading source of growth for competitors.
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Worst case, if they can't be budged, is the birds would have to be kept until they molt in the spring.
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The New York Federal Reserve found in a report last month that import prices for goods from China haven't budged much.
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Fast-food wages had barely budged for many years, leaving many workers unable to to feed their families and pay bills.
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The global distribution of corporations' offshore profits — our best measure of their tax avoidance gymnastics — hasn't budged from the prevailing trend.
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Rather, the main consequence was that real tax rates for corporations fell by nearly half while individual income taxes barely budged.
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Meanwhile, teacher salaries in Oklahoma have not budged in ten years, even as insurance and cost of living expenses have gone up.
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In last year's presidential election, Maduro, whose approval rating has barely budged above 20%, somehow won with nearly 70% of the vote.
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The euro barely budged on the day at $1.0595, with February set to be its fourth monthly fall in the last five.
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The result makes Republicans stand out among those whose sense of urgency has not budged over 123 years and four different presidents.
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But it shows that even on issues where Trump's opinion seems most fixed, he can be budged in reaction to new events.
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The share of women on company boards, at 23%, has slightly increased, but the proportion of women in management has barely budged.
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Hours later and my mascara still hadn't budged, so I reached out to the brand to figure out why it's so effective.
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Yet by this measure the poorest 10% of parents vastly increased their spending on their children because their incomes had barely budged.
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He noted - as have U.N. nuclear inspectors - that the Iranians "have not budged a hair's breadth from their commitments under the deal".
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The euro barely budged on the day at $1.0588 with February set to be its fourth monthly fall in the last five.
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They remain off February levels, however, and reversals on other currencies such as Brazil's real and the Russian rouble have barely budged.
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The federal government hasn't yet budged, but marijuana (as of April 2018) has been legalized either medicinally or recreationally in 30 states.
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From 1998 to 2012, the amount of money poured into an average Senate race doubled; the cost of governors' races barely budged.
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Yet in all that time Armstrong has never budged an inch on his claim to have won those seven Tours de France.
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After all, mentions of vocational education haven't budged during the past decade, while interest in career and technical education has taken off.
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The rate of new infections in the U.S. hasn't budged since 2012, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The rate of new infections in the U.S. hasn't budged since 8600, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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That number has hardly budged over the last five years despite billions of dollars in available subsidies and plenty of willing developers.
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The S&P 500 is barely moving, the bond market hasn't budged in weeks, and the currency markets seem to have stabilized.
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Mondelez sales were falling until the company reported an uptick last month, and the stock has barely budged in the last year.
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Salaries for full-time faculty members have increased 2% compared to last year but adjusted for 1.9%, they "barely budged," AAUP says.
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Even with record low unemployment, wages have barely budged, when adjusted for inflation, from prerecession levels, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
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In offshore trade, the Chinese currency barely budged from the bottom of its Tuesday plunge, last changing hands at 6.9070 per dollar.
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Gas prices have barely budged this summer, with the national average for regular gasoline hovering around $2.843 a gallon since mid-June.
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Unemployment may be low but wages have barely budged, job growth is weakest in "Trump country" and income inequality continues to grow.
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And Trump's approval rating, which has been locked in the low 2023 percent range for most of his presidency, has not budged.
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JIM CRAMER: Are you surprised at all that the forward curve has not really budged despite the turmoil in the Middle East?
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Across the Tasman Sea, New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index barely budged, down a touch by 0.01 percent to 8,567.67.
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Trump's approval ratings have barely budged since Pelosi announced her support for impeachment over the president's dealings with Ukraine on Sept. 2628.
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After summit talks between Trump and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, Esper suggested Ankara had not budged yet on the S-400 issue.
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White House and Democratic committee attorneys tried to reach a deal over the summer to get McGahn in, but neither side budged.
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Fees on most actively managed mutual funds, which house the retirement savings and other assets of millions of Americans, have barely budged.
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Real wages have barely budged for decades; the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour has not risen in nearly 10 years.
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While the stock market has been roaring, Kimberly Clark's shares have barely budged, climbing less than 1 percent over the past year.
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The number of Facebook users barely budged in the United States, Canada and Europe, indicating saturation in the company's most lucrative markets.
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Tax reform could take longer than expected, and the Republican "no" votes in the Senate against the GOP's effort haven't yet budged.
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Since going public in March 2000, the stock has hardly budged, leaving Dropbox with a market cap of $22014 billion at Friday's close.
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"You've never budged from the front gate of that orphanage, where, one fine day, without explanation, your parents abandoned you," Spencer rails away.
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Polls from the Insurance Information Institute estimate roughly half of homeowners have a home inventory, a rate that hasn't budged much over time.
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Tedeschi noted that 21 states default to the federal minimum wage, which is currently stuck at $7.25 and has barely budged for years.
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Even as the number of people without insurance has fallen, the proportion of Americans who struggle to pay for treatment has hardly budged.
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For the rest of the century, the bank maintained the gold standard with the result that prices barely budged over the long term.
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In late 2016, Zuckerberg finally budged on the idea that Facebook is a media company, clarifying that it's not a traditional media company.
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Voters' dislike for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump has barely budged in months, even amid a brutal final stretch of the presidential election.
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As a result, its prediction has barely budged, hovering around a 70% chance of a change of control for the past few months.
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Tesla Motors' shares barely budged on Friday following news that U.S. regulators opened an investigation into the automaker due to a fatal crash.
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Also disappointing is that the paid tiers have continued to increase in capacity over time, but the free allotment hasn't budged even once.
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In the last 40 years, American's paychecks may have gotten bigger, but their spending power has barely budged, reports the Pew Research Center.
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The rate of declining PM 2.5 has started to level off in recent years, while levels of ozone have barely budged at all.
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For that reason, even the measure of couples seeking fertility services — which hasn't budged significantly over the past two decades — isn't very telling.
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In a sign of the change in the market, the price of gold, currently around $1,400 an ounce, barely budged after the announcement.
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But the campaign is not up on the airwaves there, and Trump's level of support and his dismal approval rating have not budged.
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While nickel rallied over 30 percent from December to mid-February, stainless steel prices hardly budged, showing weakness in that market, Nugent added.
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"My son stabbed it four or five times, but it never budged so I knew it was completely dead," she told the newspaper.
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The French left is weak and in disarray after five years in which high unemployment rates and slow economic growth have barely budged.
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Despite soaring stock prices and skyrocketing executive pay, the purchasing power of working class families has barely budged over the last four decades.
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Still, the Senate Republican majority has not budged, drawing a rare rebuke from a member of its delegation, Senator Marty Golden of Brooklyn.
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Kansas has not expanded Medicaid, and the state's insured rate has barely budged, rising only 226.7 percentage points over the same time period.
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The size of Mr. Gross's benchmark unconstrained fund is $1.5 billion and has not budged much from this level in the last year.
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In Oregon, where per-student formula funding has barely budged since 2008, a proposed business-tax increase to help pay for schools failed.
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Even with record low unemployment, wages have barely budged, when adjusted for inflation from pre-recession levels, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
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Op-Ed Contributors Even after eight years of economic recovery and steady private-sector job growth, wages for most Americans have hardly budged.
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The federal incarceration rate barely budged from 22015 to 20 — moving from a rate of 27 prisoners per 21990,7 US residents to 225.
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Both received four stars out of a possible five in March 2018, and, he said, "our fundamental opinion hasn't really budged" about either.
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The country's KOSPI index has barely budged in the past three months, down just under 3% from where it was in early December.
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But the share of workers the EEOC helped get a settlement or other relief — that 13 percent — barely budged from the previous year.
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The discount rate had not budged since the Fed last raised its short-term rate target the previous December, and at the Dec.
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On Election Day, the exit polls tell us the numbers barely budged, with 28500 percent favorable toward Trump while 6900 percent were unfavorable.
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The S&P 500 barely budged and yields on government bonds fell, suggesting slightly more pessimism on the outlook for growth and inflation.
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The Russian president's approval rating reached around 86 percent in the wake of the 2014 annexation of Crimea and has barely budged since.
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The grazing fees that the government charges ranchers have barely budged in forty years, thanks to the political power of the Western lobby.
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While the rose more than 20.1 percent last year, the index barely budged on the days of some of Trump's most incendiary comments.
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Neither Mr. Felder nor the independent Democrats budged after the November elections, drawing more accusations of Trump-enabling from liberals across New York.
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Our data reveals that those feelings haven't budged much over the past five months — and neither has the partisan divide in economic perceptions.
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The moves are an acknowledgment that the numbers of women and minorities at law firms have barely budged over the past 20 years.
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Facebook has blown past earnings estimates in the past two quarters and its stock price barely budged in response to Hughes' opinion piece.
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Cohen notes that Brent crude shot up to more than $86 a barrel at the start of October, but the futures curve barely budged.
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One of the only airlines that barely budged was Alaska Air Group, which has climbed to $95 from $72 in just under three months.
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Despite progress in places like Tijuana, overall wages have barely budged; disillusioned Mexican voters are about to elect a populist president of their own.
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Data from the Customs and Border Protection show that the number of families arriving at the southern border barely budged from April to May.
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Housebuilders, considered prone to any hit to the economy from a chaotic "no-deal" departure from the European Union, barely budged after May's speech.
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Despite treatment advances that have slashed AIDS deaths, around 1.9 million people still catch HIV each year - a number that hasn't budged since 2010.
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If after 12 months of lifestyle changes your cholesterol hasn't budged, Kopecky usually recommends a statin if you're considered high-risk for heart disease.
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It barely budged at 87.25 pence per euro EURGBP=D4 on Friday but was down almost 2 percent from where it started the week.
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"My son stabbed it four or five times, but it never budged so I knew it was completely dead," she told Athens Banner-Herald.
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Inflation-adjusted day-to-day spending by the government has barely budged since 2010 (though as a share of national income it has fallen).
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Sterling barely budged from near a six-week high of $1.3087 as the Bank of England keep Brexit-bound Britain's rates at 0.75 percent.
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But there are ways around the passport as well, and the percentage of positive doping tests hasn't budged since passports were introduced in 2009.
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Despite street protests and mounting international pressure, PiS has not budged and enjoys strong public support, in part due to more generous social spending.
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The yen hardly budged after Japan's GDP data showed the economy grew an annualised 0.2% in July-September, much below economists' forecast of 123%.
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Rob Godfrey, a spokesman for Ms. Haley, said the governor declared in May that she did not want the job and had not budged.
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This dynamic helps explain why reliably red states are now on the verge of competitiveness, even as some traditional battleground states haven't budged. Mrs.
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The yen hardly budged after Japan's GDP data showed the economy grew an annualized 0.2% in July-September, much below economists' forecast of 123%.
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New York (CNN Business)Procter & Gamble said Gillette sales haven't budged after its controversial #MeToo ad -- but it's calling the campaign a big success.
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"For most of the last 50 years, as the US economy has grown and productivity has risen, hourly pay has barely budged," he said.
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President Obama's policy toward Syria has barely budged in the last year and shows no sign of change for the remainder of his term.
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Albany's elected officials currently make $24,2250 a year, before various perks and stipends, a salary that hasn't budged in nearly 2000 years, when Gov.
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Meanwhile, the amount of time that most of the people in the study reported spending watching television barely budged, whether they exercised or not.
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I've used it for almost two years and it hasn't budged even though I bump into it and add new products to it often.
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Still, even as the plans add up, black voters have largely not shown enthusiasm about these candidates, and the polling numbers have barely budged.
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A study last year from the Association of American Medical Colleges re-examined medical school demographics and found that the numbers had barely budged.
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The major currencies barely budged either, having become largely inured to the constant toing and froing of the more-than year-long trade war.
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The numbers barely budged — until this February, when, with repeal looming, support jumped, and a majority approved of the law for the first time.
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Has anyone reached out to you to let you know that you've changed their mind, or even budged them at all on their stance?
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Their diversity reports indicate that when it comes to gender, they've made some meaningful steps, but when it comes to race, the needle's barely budged.
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Despite the added media attention (and strongly worded pleas), the average percentage of Americans who got vaccinated barely budged from previous seasons, the CDC reported.
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The number barely budged from the year before, when 446,000 people succumbed to the malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum, which spreads through infected female Anopheles mosquitoes.
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Sony's 1000X M3 wireless noise-canceling headphones haven't budged much from their original $21650 price, but they're getting easier to find for less these days.
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And while bubbly house prices have led to the economy's stock of wealth booming in recent years, the take from wealth taxes has barely budged.
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Despite these guidelines, the mortality rate from ATV crashes for kids under 255 doesn't appear to have budged in recent years, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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Home construction weakened in March, and homebuilder sentiment hasn't budged in three months — all this in the heart of the historically strong spring housing market.
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Costs for housing, education and health care, as well as new cars, have far surpassed wages, which have barely budged in the past 25 years.
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It hardly budged on news that several people were injured in north London early on Monday after a van rammed into worshippers leaving a mosque.
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Europe's government bonds barely budged, with investors largely happy to sit on their hands having seen their yields slumping since the start of the year.
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There's a good reason why fossil fuels still provide about 86 percent of the world's energy, a fraction that hasn't budged for over a decade.
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Brent crude barely budged from 2016 highs hit on Wednesday at $47.19 per barrel as U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) hovered at $45.30 a barrel.
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Although the U.S. unemployment rate first slipped under the 28503 percent threshold over two-and-a-half years ago, average hourly earnings have barely budged.
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Trump is still angry at Sessions for recusing himself on the Russia investigation -- and doing it without telling him first -- but Sessions has not budged.
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That kind of political calculus has not yet budged Mr. Trump's most fervent backers, who see the 2016 race as a battle over national identity.
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Stocks barely budged on Monday on Wall Street, finishing mixed as lower oil prices pulled energy companies down while hotels and travel-related companies rose.
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And at the end of the night, 2 Chainz flexed on me by joking that I was short, and then budged in the bathroom line.
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Ninety percent of Americans celebrate Christmas in some form, a figure that has "hardly budged at all" since its survey in 232, the center said.
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More curious was how Facebook's estimate of active fake accounts barely budged even as the number of accounts it took down each quarter fluctuated widely.
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In 1976, 18 percent of black college students were enrolled at H.B.C.U.s, but in 2010 only 9 percent were — a number that has barely budged.
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Yet, despite the restrictive diet, his number scarcely budged, and a few years later, in his mid-fifties, he had a heart attack and died.
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All this deception, distortion and disinformation might well help the Conservatives, whose poll lead has barely budged despite its dubious campaign, win the general election.
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But after about 30 minutes of scanning and deleting, I noticed my storage space hadn't actually budged, and that banner still hung there, taunting me.
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Impeachment polling had barely budged all year; major new developments, like the completion of Mueller's report and his congressional testimony, caused only minor, temporary shifts.
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Friday's jobs report, which showed the unemployment rate fell to a 50-year low but wage growth barely budged, clearly had not shifted Powell's view.
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The crocodile survived an earthquake and tsunami that struck the region in 2018 -- but the tire hadn't budged from its neck, according to the report.
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And as foreign prices drop, domestic steel production has barely budged, which bodes poorly for hiring in the United States steel industry, the authors note.
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Brooklyn, the city's most populous borough, with 2.6 million residents, saw the second-highest reduction in shootings after the Bronx, where overall crime barely budged.
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But it's also apparent that African American voters haven't budged all year from Joe Biden and that Bernie Sanders has a strong following among Latinos.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, hasn't yet budged on this: He recently said that the company would continue to allow politicians to lie in ads.
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While private employers facing a tight labor market have begun boosting wages to fill empty jobs, most state governments haven't budged on teacher pay scales.
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And while impeachment itself scores relatively well in opinion polls, Trump's approval rating has barely budged, even since the House inquiry began in late September.
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But he was more affable after meeting Macron and Trudeau, swapping jokes with the latter before the media though neither budged on their trade positions.
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The high price also represents a business strategy innovation in a market where the price of a top-end smartphone hasn't budged in a long time.
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Even as hiring picks up, wages for new college grads have not budged, when adjusted for inflation, from prerecession levels, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
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And it shows that, at the global level, total factor productivity fell last year, was flat the two years before, and has barely budged since 2007.
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Few economists strayed far from the median view, and those decent-yet-uninspiring growth predictions have barely budged over the last two years in Reuters polls.
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Nearly 8 in 245 whites are at least doing okay financially versus two-thirds of blacks and Hispanics, and that gap has not budged since 2401.
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Public perceptions of corruption have barely budged since Mr Ghani came to power, with 89% of Afghans saying it is a problem in their daily life.
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But money markets have barely budged in their assessment that the Fed is set to cut rates by 100 basis points by the end of 2020.
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One rule of thumb in American politics in 2019 is that nobody changes their mind, and indeed post-Mueller the president's approval rating has barely budged.
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Whatever Facebook's motivations, it hasn't budged on its hardline stance, and ad blocker workarounds have been met with an uncharacteristically aggressive response from Facebook's PR department.
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But the IMF says the annual rate of poverty reduction has hardly budged since the 1990s, when Congo - then called Zaire - was registering negative economic growth.
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While the peso and local MBonos weakened in reaction to the rating agency's move, dollar bonds issued by both Mexican corporates and the sovereign barely budged.
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Morningstar's global study out earlier this year showed that only one in five mutual-fund managers is a woman - a rate that hasn't budged since 2008.
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Yet, it barely budged market wagers on a Federal Reserve rate cut this month, with Chicago Fed President Charles Evans touting 21 basis points of easing.
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But production from existing wells has barely budged — down by just 1153,000 barrels a day, by Wood Mackenzie's estimates, or about 0.1 percent of global production.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures ticked up 0.2 percent to trade at $47.38 per barrel, though global benchmark Brent prices barely budged at $52.37.
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BLS data suggests that real wage stagnation is nothing new and that wages have barely budged since former President Clinton was in office during the 1990s.
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Given that the salary cap is directly connected to hockey-related revenue, the fact that it has barely budged over the past few years is confusing.
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More than half of preschool-age children (ages 2 to 5) drink juice regularly, a proportion that, unlike for sodas, has not budged in recent decades.
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Professor Pomeranz found that after the letters were received, the reporting of business-to-business sales hardly budged, suggesting that income was already being reported accurately.
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But officials acknowledged that China had not budged on their No. 1 request on North Korea: to cut off all shipments of oil to the North.
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The $3 million has not budged since, even though that amount of money in 1988 dollars, when adjusted for inflation, is now worth more than double.
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Despite this growing movement, the federal minimum hasn't budged since 2009, and there has been little progress in some regions of the country, including the South.
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Yet, in spite of the trillions in benefits these programs provide, the poverty rate has barely budged since the War on Poverty began in the 21625s.
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The highest rates of smoking are in Asia: around half of all men smoke daily in Indonesia and Laos, and their rates have barely budged since 1990.
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Thermo Fisher reported a strong top- and bottom-line beat at the end of April, with higher-than-anticipated full-year guidance — yet the stock barely budged.
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Looking at "regular" bowlers and batsmen (those who deliver or face at least 100 balls), the share of the action produced by Test veterans has hardly budged.
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His canvases stir my imagination: The barefoot young woman leaning against the tree in "Dreaming in Umbria" (2015) seems as if she has not budged all day.
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And while affordability is improving in four out of five markets compared with last year, the gap between home-price appreciation and wage growth has barely budged.
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Several online banks pay rates above 1 percent, but big banks have not budged much since rates fell to near zero during the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Even the long-held view that the Federal Reserve will raise rates next month, a year after its initial step in that direction, hasn't budged at all.
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According to Pew Research Center, 58 percent of Americans are in favor of raising the federal minimum wage — which, at $7.25 per hour hasn't budged since 2009.
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It had helped push Asian shares up more than 247.70 percent and lift MSCI's 25-country world index to its latest record high, though Europe barely budged.
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The yen barely budged after data showed Japan's core consumer prices rose 0.8 percent in January from the previous year, with the outcome in line with forecasts.
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On a left-right scale compiled by Crowdpac, a data firm, from the perceptions of millions of political donors, Mrs Clinton has scarcely budged in a year.
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Shares of the No. 2 U.S. automaker have barely budged since the beginning of the year, while shares of rival General Motors have risen roughly 30 percent.
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The recently released 2017 National Assessment of Education Progress, more commonly known as "the nation's report card," shows that for 15 years, test scores have barely budged.
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The result: Florida barely budged, even as some Northern states with fewer demographic changes moved leftward — states like New Hampshire, Iowa, Wisconsin, Ohio, as well as Colorado.
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Clinton's case, she has not budged on her economic proposals, which were drafted while she was still battling Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont for the Democratic nomination.
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To campaign against Trump, rather than his party more broadly, runs the risk of making the election about a subject on which public opinion can't be budged.
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And even as hiring picks up, wages for new college grads have barely budged, when adjusted for inflation, from prerecession levels, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
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Who, in turn, are the losers in an economy where the top 20 percent gains far more than those at the bottom, whose wages have hardly budged?
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About 225 percent of economics Ph.D.s awarded in 223 were to women, based on one survey, a share that has hardly budged over the past two decades.
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On this point, there is plenty of disagreement, but a review of the evidence strongly indicates that American wages are unlikely to be budged by the TCJA.
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Inflation rose above 1% for the first time in six years in March, prices having barely budged in the intervening period even as the economy grew rapidly.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve, the world's largest holder of U.S. debt, announced on Wednesday it was edging back from the market and investors barely budged.
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But if voters across the country are swinging further to the left, or if stalwart Republicans just can't be budged, that may just be a bad wager.
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By the numbers: The labor force participation rate — the percentage of workers 16 and older who are working or looking for work — has effectively not budged since 2012.
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Cold War was my favorite film at the 215 Cannes Film Festival and it hasn't budged from the top of my list since I saw it in May.
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Indeed, the number of poor people living in New York's gentrifying neighbourhoods barely budged from 1990 to 19943, according to a study by New York University's Furman Centre.
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For example, the global markets hardly budged on the release of this update on the world's second-largest economy, which suggests investors don't put much stock in it.
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SUMMER HOT SPOTS Europe's government bonds barely budged, with investors largely happy to sit on their hands having seen their yields slumping since the start of the year.
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German bond yields hardly budged ahead of elections on Sunday which market participants said would yield no big surprises with Chancellor Merkel likely to win a fourth term.
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It's particularly disappointing because, as NBC News reports, the number of women who report men fail to treat them as equals at work hasn't budged in 19 years.
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Among its main findings: female speaking roles still clock in at only 31.8 percent as of 2017, a number that has barely budged over the past 143 years.
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While the gun homicide rate has plummeted since the carnage of the 1990s, the number of people who have taken their lives using a gun has barely budged.
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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, which runs the landmark alongside the City of LA, has always refused to remove stars as a policy, and hasn't budged on Trump's.
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And while developed market bond yields popped higher last week in response to signals from Sintra, the EMBI yield spread actually narrowed slightly and EM stocks barely budged.
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Despite making gains in education and experience, mothers are still facing an uphill battle in the workplace — and a pay gap that has barely budged in 30 years.
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But in other key states, their dominance has barely budged since the last midterm election, whereas in Texas and Georgia a clear break in the pattern is evident.
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The markets barely budged, and an account of the meeting that the Fed plans to publish on Wednesday is unlikely to contain any new details about those plans.
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Roughly less than 20 percent of financial advisers are women, a number that has barely budged for the past two decades despite rising gender equity in other fields.
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I kept Sherman on his own all day, thinking he'd settle in more easily and begin to explore his new home, but by nightfall he still hadn't budged.
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NEW YORK, April 2474 (IFR) - Arcos Dorados bonds barely budged Monday on news that the McDonald's franchisee had secured a loan to retire its Real-denominated 26.625 bonds.
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While Buffett put the mansion on the market for $11 million in February 2017, the home has not yet been sold — and Buffett hasn't budged on the price.
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But over the past couple of years, the smoking prevalence here hasn't budged while rates have continued to drop in other rich countries like the UK and Canada.
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Less than 230 percent of the $270 billion spent each year on health development assistance went to preventing heart disease, and that number has barely budged since 2700.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling barely budged from near five-month lows after arch-Brexiteer Boris Johnson was confirmed as the frontrunner to become Britain's next prime minister on Tuesday.
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The S&P 23 luxury goods index has barely budged since the election, rising only 270 percent, a quarter of the gain in the overall S&P 123 Index.
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What makes Harvey both incredibly dangerous and highly unusual is that it has barely budged over the last few days, channelling nonstop belts of rainfall from sea to land.
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But shoppers seeking Ivanka's line will have to stick to Macy's, since its one of the few retailers that hasn't budged on the Trump train — not yet, at least.
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He has struggled to connect with voters during the campaign, and the party's low poll ratings have barely budged, but he will probably have given himself a small lift.
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That number that has barely budged since the beginning of 2016 and mirrors the debt-laden situation of other brick-and-mortar health care companies like Community Health Systems.
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While the number of Border Patrol agents has quadrupled, the number of immigration-court judges has hardly budged, says Theresa Brown of the Bipartisan Policy Centre, a think-tank.
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While private spending on education has not budged in real terms in the rich world in the past ten years, in China and India it has more than doubled.
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Many feminists have noted America's "stalled gender revolution"—the fact that women's labor participation has flatlined, and that over the past decade, the gender pay gap has barely budged.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 barely budged, and in bond markets UK Gilts , German Bunds and most other government debt were treading water after a week of rising yields.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, has not budged from his hard line of refusing to bring up any government funding bill that does not have Trump's backing.
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From the moment I watched the first few episodes of its second season back in February, Donald Glover's marvelous Atlanta hasn't budged from the top spot on my list.
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Although scores on assessment tests for this group rose substantially, they represented a small enough share of total participants that the average scores among all British children barely budged.
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The downsides of marijuana legalization seem overstated: Evidence from Colorado's legalization efforts shows that consumption of marijuana by teenagers hasn't budged since the drug became legal there, for instance.
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Ballot initiatives in Arkansas and Missouri would boost wages for nearly 1 million low-wage workers, whose incomes have hardly budged even as the US economy continues to grow.
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It barely budged on Tuesday, but the index is now trading at 14.6 times expected earnings, on par with levels in early October, when a bear market began globally.
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The Chinese face-swapping app Zao exploded in popularity over the weekend, shooting to the top China's iOS store where it hasn't budged from its number one spot since.
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Multiple moderate Democrats have cautioned Pelosi and other leaders against relitigating the special counsel's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, which hardly budged public opinion on Trump.
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Meantime, the cost of insuring Saudi senior debt for five years has jumped over 20 basis points since October 5 while that of regional rival Qatar has barely budged.
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Except after more than 20 years of mandatory detention, on- and offshore, and the speeches, plays, books, performances, artworks and protests arrayed against it, the situation has not budged.
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But that's not going to change the fact that women earn, on average, 82 cents for every dollar a man earns — a number that has hardly budged since 2004.
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"Trump is right to say it's a positive move, but in a year he's going to be angry because auto exports to China aren't going to have budged," Scissors added.
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Spot yuan was at 6.5772 on Thursday, having hardly budged from Wednesday's close, while offshore it had firmed a little to 6.6129, a 0.5 percent discount to the onshore rate.
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Cutting out middlemen seems not to have done much for smallholders: studies suggest that the share of international prices received by coffee farmers has barely budged over the past decade.
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" In fact, he believes 100% of the move this year has been multiple expansion, pointing out that forward 12-month earnings estimates for the S&P 500 "have not budged.
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Despite being outnumbered by the lions, the giraffe barely budged, and even tried to walk away as the cats kept trying to hold it down and climb up its neck.
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But amid all the shake-ups, breakdowns and implosions for the campaign, Jeffrey Lord, CNN political commentator and the most omnipresent defender of the Republican presidential nominee, has not budged.
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One thing that might give away the greatness of these in-ear headphones is that they've been around since 2010 and their price has barely budged from the original $2535.
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The big picture: This makes sense given that despite President Trump's tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods and a historically low U.S. unemployment rate, inflation has hardly budged.
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Earnings also barely budged at Berkshire's manufacturing businesses, where U.S. tariffs hurt sales of gas turbine and pipe products at its Precision Castparts unit, and its service and retailing businesses.
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LONDON, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Euro zone bond yields barely budged on Thursday, as a sense of caution moved in ahead of a European Central Bank meeting later in the day.
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Asia barely budged for most of its day but saw a late rally, which meant MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan squeezed in a six-month high.
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Yet, according to Mr. Pfeiffer and 2000 other chefs and restaurateurs, the salaries of pastry makers in the Chicago area do not appear to have budged much, if at all.
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In the past week, stocks barely budged when trade news pointed to a possible lack of progress and the focus was on demands by the Chinese to roll back tariffs.
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Representation for minority groups at the C-Suite level or higher is also low, as just 5 of Fortune 500 CEOs are black — a figure that's barely budged since 2004.
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Sterling barely budged after data showed its fall since June's UK Brexit vote had stoked the sharpest rise in factory costs on record but had offered little boost to exports.
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"She's being pulled in different directions," Mr. Schloetzer said, noting that G.M.'s shares have barely budged in the last two years, even as the broader stock market has soared.
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On the other hand, U.S. equities hardly budged from their all-time highs subsequent to this historic Fed announcement and the Dow Jones actually ended up higher, producing its 48
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For the past 35 years — as the minimum wage, overtime pay, unions and other labor protections have eroded — worker pay has barely budged, while income at the top has soared.
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Although the federal minimum wage of $7.25 hasn't budged since 2009, numerous cities and states since 2012 have raised their base pay to $12, $13 and even $15 an hour.
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The Chargers have not budged, with general manager Tom Telesco saying in August the team worked to find a solution but had not been able to come up with one.
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Yet despite a pile of evidence unearthed in the impeachment probe — and some in the GOP expressing concern over Trump's communications with foreign leaders — Republicans have not budged on impeachment.
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Polling shows that Americans' views on impeachment hardly budged through most of last month despite a whirlwind series of public hearings with witnesses detailing aspects of Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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Polling shows that Americans' views on impeachment have hardly budged through most of last month despite a whirlwind series of public hearings with witnesses speaking to Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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The success of both ballot measures reflects growing frustration among low-wage workers in the United States, whose incomes have hardly budged, even as the US economy continues to expand.
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That's not much time to see any real long-term trends, but it's worth noting that the numbers have barely budged over the three years the survey has been conducted.
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The dollar index against a basket of six peers barely budged, moving up 0.03% at 97.105, within reach of a recent low of 96.995 brushed overnight - its lowest since April 18.
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Coffee prices have hardly budged at the consumer level, especially in coffee shops, where other factors like milk, sugar, employment costs, and rent are factored into the cost of a latte.
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Former President Barack Obama signed an executive order telling the National Institutes of Health to resume studying guns in the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting, but research efforts hardly budged.
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We could have released a lower quality product and saved one or two hundred bucks, but the all-in cost for the average consumer (including PC) would not have budged significantly.
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The number of women who wear the Islamic headscarf barely budged, from 52% a decade ago to 53%, and the share of those who fast regularly decreased from 77% to 65%.
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A year ago 42 percent of small-business owners expected changes in technological innovation to have a positive effect on their business — and since that time, that number has not budged.
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Trump's recent approval numbers have barely budged, even after delivering what many Republicans called a disastrous performance during a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki last week.
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Of course plenty of workers trek less or much more, but average American commute times have budged only modestly over the last 35 years, since the census began asking about them.
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His promise to lower the national unemployment rate hadn't fared much better; in five years, and especially in the banlieues where the rate was far higher, the numbers had hardly budged.
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Separate data from the CSO showed that inflation across the economy, which barely budged throughout the five-year surge in house prices, rose to 1.1% in November from 0.7% in October.
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When she announced her bid for the presidency in June, she told her supporters: You see corporations making record profits, with CEOs making record pay, but your paychecks have barely budged.
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While there was absolutely important technological and political progress occurring over centuries — new forms of government, new forms of warfare, new understandings of the world — global average well-being barely budged.
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As more women enter the workforce, and gender equality remains an issue that most governments are at least nominally committed to addressing, why has the value of women's unpaid labor not budged?
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But unlike neighbouring, democratic Taiwan, whose decision last year to give same-sex couples the right to marry gave a fillip to the gay rights movement across Asia, China has not budged.
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A panel of judges named the Independent Review Process (IRP) found in favor of the tech company in July of 2017 but the ACTO objected and neither side has budged ever since.
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Those wagers have not budged even after a surprisingly strong U.S. retail sales report on Tuesday, robust June jobs data and the biggest rise in New York manufacturing in over two years.
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Those wagers have not budged even after a surprisingly strong U.S. retail sales reading on Tuesday, robust June jobs data and the biggest rise in New York manufacturing in over two years.
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The percentage of small business owners who expect any effect on their businesses — positive or negative — as a result of changes to immigration policy has barely budged in the past two years.
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Specifically, China has not budged from the three demands it made of the US when talks collapsed in in May of this year:China demands the US remove all tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Stocks hardly budged for most of the day as investors were occupied with Ms. Yellen's appearance on Capitol Hill and the vote this week on Britain's possible withdrawal from the European Union.
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Democratic leaders have not budged on that issue, leading White House negotiators to try to target moderate members to put pressure on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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The stock price of Exxon Mobil, the biggest producer, has barely budged over the past decade, while 175 oil and gas companies have filed for bankruptcy protection over the last four years.
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The average wage for a worker in the US hasn't budged in 2.13 years, and with attacks on unions relentless and continuing, that figure may remain the same for the foreseeable future.
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The high school graduation rate in New York State barely budged last year, inching up just half a percentage point, according to data released Wednesday by the New York State Education Department.
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In recent years, however, many of those workers have come to believe that they fell for a sucker's bet, as they watched their employers grow flush while their own incomes barely budged.
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A record 28500 percent of households have zero or negative wealth outside of their housing equity, and the average wealth of the bottom 6900 percent has not budged since the mid-2628s.
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About half of Germans remain opposed to autobahn speed limits, a proportion that has not budged in the last decade, according to Michael Kunert, the director of the polling company Infratest Dimap.
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Insulin makers say their net prices have barely budged over the past several years because most of the price increases go toward health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers in the form of rebates.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury yields, one of the main drivers of global borrowing costs, were barely budged at 2.66 percent - almost exactly where they begun the year - though they could turn lively later.
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"The usually fairly volatile oil price has barely budged for two months, the reason being conflicting dynamics in the market," said Hans van Cleef, senior energy economist at ABN AMRO Bank in Amsterdam.
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He's up 228 points among Democrats to 13% approval and 21 among independents to 2501% approval, but his numbers have barely budged among Republicans, 22.5% approved in September 2015 and 13% approve now.
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Over the last few years, the number of campus recruits coming to Goldman from science-and-technology majors has gone up 5 percent each year, while the total head count has barely budged.
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But after 18 hours, the phone hadn't budged: it was still in the patient's stomach, and nowhere close to passing into the small intestine to begin snaking its way through the digestive tract.
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Meanwhile real wages haven't budged, according to the Pew Research Center, which found that after adjusting for inflation today's average salary has about the same purchasing power as it did 1.63 years ago.
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After surging in the weeks following the U.S. presidential election and becoming a defining facet of the so-called Trump trade, financial stocks have languished this year, having barely budged year to date.
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François Hollande, the president, is hardly right leaning, but he has moved his party right in order to fight an economic stagnation that has hardly budged over his last four years in office.
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The company's stock price hardly budged from its recent level of $32 on the news that G.M. earned $1.95 billion in the quarter, compared to $20153 million in the same period in 2015.
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Meanwhile, the gap in living standards between Poland and Britain has steadily narrowed: since 2004 real GDP per person in Poland has increased by around half, while in Britain it has barely budged.
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The official unemployment rate has dropped to 4.2 per cent in the United States—its lowest level in ten years—and the economy is expanding, but wages for most workers have scarcely budged.
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Ms. Sharmila's strike raised the profile of the campaign to oppose the law, and Amnesty International has called her a prisoner of conscience, but the government has not budged on repealing the legislation.
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These very large increases demonstrate massive, population-level, environmentally caused changes in IQ. Like adoption, the Flynn Effect remains a powerful rebuttal of the idea that IQ cannot be budged by environmental factors.
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The yield hardly budged after the U.S. Fed rolled out yet another emergency credit program, announcing it would make loans to banks that offer as collateral assets purchased from money market mutual funds.
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On the sidewalk outside the last of three bars, No. 8, a trio of fans who grew up together in Brooklyn braved a line that hadn't budged for an hour, hoping for admittance.
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While the passenger count at the nation's 230 airports has surged by 260% in three years, wait times across the board barely budged in that time -- rising by less than half a minute.
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TOKYO, May 2109.42 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds barely budged on Friday, but the yield on 20-year bonds rose slightly after the Bank of Japan's buying in that maturity drew sizable selling interest.
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By 19903, the average income of half of American adults had barely budged, remaining around $16,000, while members of the top 1 percent brought home, on average, $1,304,800 or 81 times as much.
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On Wednesday, the dollar index barely budged as slightly firmer moves against the euro and yen were offset by losses against the commodity bloc of currencies, such as the Australian and Canadian dollars.
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Russian life expectancy for men and women, at 70.3 years, has hardly budged since Mr. Putin issued his decrees and is still 10 years lower than the European Union average of 80 years.
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You've probably heard this statistic by now: Women who work full time in the US earn, on average, 82 cents for every dollar a man earns — a number that has hardly budged since 2004.
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The yield on the 10-year Treasury note, which moves inversely to its price, traded about flat at 1.839 percent, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond barely budged to 2.632 percent.
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"We've been through an impeachment inquiry in the House, a trial in the Senate, and America's attitudes about Donald Trump have hardly budged," Democratic pollster Jeff Horwitt, who helped conduct the survey, told NBC.
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In France, Germany and the Netherlands just 10-20% of senior management jobs are held by women, a share that has barely budged in recent years, according to data from Korn Ferry, a consultancy.
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Despite an extra £300m being pumped into community sports since 2012, the share of adults playing sport weekly hasn't budged, according to data from Sport England, the agency in charge of getting people moving.
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Gold barely budged on Friday as rising demand from Asia was offset by a strong dollar but the precious metal remained on track for its first weekly rise since the week ending Sept. 30.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan barely budged from where it started the day, while China's blue chip index ended flat having slipped as much as 2200 percent at one point.
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Yet although the price of jet fuel—which makes up around 30% of airlines' costs—is down by more than half since January 2014, domestic air fares in America have barely budged (see chart).
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Away from the ECB and the euro, the dollar was down fractionally against the year at 108.07 and the dollar index which tracks the greenback against six major currencies, was a barely budged 97.757.
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Millennials especially are in a daunting situation: They carry more debt than other generations, face rising home costs and are largely responsible for funding their own retirements, all while real wages have barely budged.
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Bond markets were also steady with 0.33-year U.S. Treasury yields stuck at 20.3 percent and Germany's benchmark barely budged at 20.5 percent having hit a five-week low of 264 percent on Monday.
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Oil prices barely budged after the Federal Reserve right before the close left U.S. interest rates where they were and said it still expected downward inflationary pressure from lower energy prices to prove temporary.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Asian shares barely budged in early Friday trade as investors were reluctant to make any big bets in the face of trade tensions, signs of slowing earnings and Brexit negotiations.
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Hadi's own hastily recruited forces, paid largely by Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries, have struggled to push back the Houthi-allied forces as front lines have barely budged in more than a year.
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The market hardly budged after the U.S. Fed rolled out yet another emergency credit program, announcing it would make loans to banks that offer as collateral assets purchased from money market mutual funds (MMFs).
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The market hardly budged after the U.S. Fed rolled out yet another emergency credit programme, announcing it would make loans to banks that offer as collateral assets purchased from money market mutual funds (MMFs).
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Go to any Sanders town hall or rally and you'll find voters who say they think he's honest and authentic — in large part because he hasn't budged on his positions in over 30 years.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, has not budged from his support for Start-Up, and the state insisted this week that the program would produce more than 4,000 new jobs over the next several years.
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Takeaways from Nvidia's latest quarterly earnings After yesterday's earnings report, Wall Street seems to have barely budged on the stock price — everyone's waiting for resolution on some of the key questions facing the company.
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NEW YORK, Sept 83 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks barely budged on Monday, with gains in shares of Apple Inc offset by mixed economic data that added to caution over the prolonged U.S.-China trade war.
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Polls have barely budged for months in Austria, where the collapse of Kurz's coalition with the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) after a video sting scandal in May paved the way for the Sept.
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In 2018, unemployment has not budged from 4.1 percent in several months, its lowest since the turn of the century, but the fed funds rate remains at its crisis-era level of 1.25 percent.
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Although GM had record profits in 2015 and 2016 and has performed solidly this year, its share price has barely budged since its IPO of 2010, after the financial crisis had forced it into bankruptcy.
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After oil prices bottomed in early 503, energy stocks barely budged — up just 14%, as measured by the S&P SPDR Energy ETF (XLE) (over the same time, the S&P 500 has soared 55%).
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They noted the currency and bonds remain among the worst performing in emerging markets - while even the Mexican peso has recouped 21385 percent of post-election losses, the lira has hardly budged from record lows.
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And on the axis of having shifted the realm of the politically possible (often known as the Overton Window), Sanders and Trump do have something in common, though they've budged the window in opposite directions.
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Through early 2008, even as investors kept pulling money out of the shadow banks, key economic indicators such as inflation and nominal spending — the total amount of dollars being spent throughout the economy — barely budged.
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The zloty PLN= and cost of insuring exposure to Polish investments barely budged and Polish stocks and bonds are among this year's top performers, with dollar-based returns of 22 percent and 25 percent respectively.
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Bond markets were also steady with U.S. Treasuries stuck at 21.3002 percent and Germany's benchmark 27-year bond yield barely budged at 2530 percent having hit a five-week low of 22 percent on Monday.
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The yield (which moves inversely to the price) on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note traded about flat at 1.772 percent, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond barely budged to 2.603 percent.
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The Federal Reserve's Financial Obligations Ratio, which looks at required consumer financial obligations in relation to their disposable income, has barely budged off its post-recession lows despite more than nine years of economic recovery.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six other major currencies, was just off a two-week low at 2264 and barely budged at $22.7 against the euro and 26 yen.
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Europe's main London, Frankfurt and Paris markets barely budged in early moves, keeping MSCI's 47- country world index just in the black on the day but facing its third red week of the last four.
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The quarterly estimates have hardly budged in two years of Reuters polls and highlights how entrenched the mediocre outlook for growth is among professional forecasters, despite successive waves of stimulus from the European Central Bank.
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TOKYO, May 7 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices barely budged on Monday ahead of a 10-year bond auction the following day, though expectations of continued buying by the Bank of Japan underpinned the market.
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Europe's main London, Frankfurt and Paris markets barely budged in early moves, keeping MSCI's 47- country world index just in the black on the day but facing its third red week in the last four.
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While exposure rates have dropped citywide – by up to 86 percent since 2005 – the number of children meeting New York's criteria for lead poisoning, twice the CDC's elevated threshold, barely budged between 2012 and 2015.
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And while Labour leaders stressed that talks had been cordial and that both sides remained interested in seeking a compromise, they said the prime minister had not yet budged on substantive pieces of her deal.
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Despite impeachment being the top issue in the news since September, Trump's approval numbers have remained static and have hardly budged, exhibiting the polarization of the electorate that remains hunkered down one way or another.
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The Sacklers so far have not budged from a proposal to pay $3 billion over seven years and an additional $1.5 billion or more through an eventual sale of another business they own called Mundipharma.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Italian government bond yields rose on Tuesday after euro zone finance ministers called on Italy to change its budget, while broader euro zone bond markets hardly budged ahead of key U.S. congressional elections.
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You've probably heard this statistic: Women who work full time earn, on average, 82 cents for every dollar a man earns — a number that has hardly budged since 2004, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Euro zone government bonds also barely budged, biding their time ahead of this week's European Central Bank meeting for the latest signals on how the central bank plans to scale back its ultra-loose monetary policy.
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Bond markets were also broadly steady with U.S. Treasuries stuck at 22 percent and Germany's benchmark 0.13-year bond yield barely budged at 20.1 percent having hit a five-week low of 20.2 percent on Monday.
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Feminism might have been the biggest fashion trend of the year, but men are hired to direct top-grossing movies over women at a rate of 22:1 — and that stat hasn't budged in 11 years.
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Although in the past four years spending on drugs by patients and private insurers has barely budged, an annual report published on June 20th by PwC, a consultancy, forecasts that it is about to rise again.
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JOHNSON JITTERS Away from the ECB and the euro, the dollar was down fractionally against the year at 108.07 and the dollar index which tracks the greenback against six major currencies, was a barely budged 97.757.
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Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been indicating for weeks that she was liable to demand a referendum and the pound barely budged when she did on Monday, gaining almost half a percent on the day.
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The Parkland students are attempting to break a nearly decade-old stalemate in which the proportion of Americans backing gun control, over protecting gun rights, has not budged from around 50 percent, according to Pew data.
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Over the last few months, Sabo has gradually budged from #NeverTrump, to riding the Trump train "for the day" in an anti-Clinton art project, to maybe Trump and then finally, to a cautious Trump voter.
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MSCI's 46-country All World index was barely budged from an eight-month high it had hit in early European trading and Wall Street was set to add around 0.6 percent to Wednesday's latest record high.
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If the Jets' coaching staff and front office felt differently about Smith, they would not have ultimately budged off their initial three-year offer, giving Fitzpatrick the one-year, $12 million deal he came to covet.
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The company ultimately presented a bit of a mixed bag, and Wall Street seems to have barely budged on the stock price as we all wait resolution on some of the key questions facing the company.
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A 2016 survey from the National Science Foundation showed that representation of people of color in geosciences has barely budged in the past four decades, although significant gains have been made in terms of gender balance.
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"In general, the market in September can be characterized as more rational: We're at or near all-time highs and haven't really budged from that in September," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities.
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Take a cruise through any of the popular crowdfunding sites and you'll see families whose fundraising thermometers have barely budged, whose friends and families don't have the resources to create a financial safety net for them.
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The past year has seen countless brave accounts lifting the lid on music industry sexism, and it often feels like the white male roadblock at the top of the totem pole hasn't really budged since the 1970s.
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The Netherlands has been one of Europe's top economic performers, with growth hitting decade-highs of around 3 percent in the last two years, but real disposable incomes have hardly budged since the turn of the century.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - For Americans worried about the escalating price of a college education, here's good news: Tuition for the typical family barely budged in the past year, following years of out-of-control U.S. tuition inflation.
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The dollar barely budged against its main sparring partners the euro and the Japanese yen after testing a 10-week high, but rising bond yields - which drive the global cost of borrowing - were causing a headache again.
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The Treasury Department noted in 2000 that the share of income going to the top 1 percent of earners had doubled between 1980 and 2013 at a time when median household incomes, adjusted for inflation, barely budged.
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But the number of subway cars has barely budged, and the miles of track have actually decreased slightly … A secondary problem is the aging technology, which has been in dire need of repairs and upgrades for decades.
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Despite historically large protests for gun control and school walkouts over this issue, the NRA has not budged on its anti gun control stance, and instead advocates for arming teachers, a policy President Donald Trump also endorses.
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Mr. Trump's approval ratings have barely budged since Mr. Barr issued his summary, which left voters nearly evenly split over whether Mr. Trump had committed any serious wrongdoing — a reflection of the partisan divide over the issue.
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The price for a Thanksgiving meal for 10 people hardly budged over the past year, costing an average of $48.91 for 2019, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation's 34th annual survey of Thanksgiving Day dinner prices.
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At 2169.50 GMT, the rand was 25.37% firmer at 23.27 per dollar, hardly budged from the morning's open as investors awaited details of a cabinet decision on how to deal with a crisis at power utility Eskom.
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Ten-year yields were up no more that 2 basis point across the region, , and the major currencies barely budged too, having now got used to the constant tooing and froing of the year-long trade war.
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The share of women economists at the Federal Reserve, which includes its headquarters and 22017 regional Feds, has not budged at 243% of the workforce while the share of minority economists has risen to 22018% from 230%.
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And even though we're reading the headlines that unemployment is at 3.9 percent and the stock market is at record highs, what's actually happening is that the median incomes in our country haven't budged in nearly 40 years.
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The Australian benchmark ASX 200, which barely budged on RBA's widely expected decision, closed up 183 percent, or 5.486 points, at 5,484, buoyed by the materials subindex, which rose 0.59 percent, and energy subindex, which gained 0.91 percent.
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Consumer price inflation is expected to have barely budged in October, after The consumer price index is expected to be up 0.1 percent on the headline, but 0.2 percent when excluding fuel and food, according to Thomson Reuters.
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Bond markets were largely quiet, with the premiums investors demand to hold South European government debt over the German equivalent close to their lowest levels in weeks and both 2- and 10-year U.S. Treasury yields barely budged.
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"The drop-off in CD sales after the industry's 1999 peak coincided not only with Napster but an early-2000s U.S. recession; meanwhile, real wages for Americans on average have barely budged in decades," Hogan wrote for Stereogum.
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While China's official unemployment data has barely budged over the last several years, hovering between 4% and 5%, Beijing's messaging suggests that it is unusually worried about the slowing economy and the challenges that the year could bring.
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You could point out, for example, that fossil fuel-free funds haven't hurt anyone, given that energy stocks have barely budged for a decade, radically underperforming the overall stock market (and pulling down index funds that include them).
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Many of today's approaches to treating PTSD have barely budged since World War I. Worse, many of the therapists providing services to veterans are not trained to deal with or understand the types of trauma that veterans experience.
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For every seemingly career-ending scandal of his presidency — including damning findings in the Mueller report, hush money payments to an adult-film actress and Playboy model and numerous accusations of self-dealing — public sentiment has barely budged.
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Some responded that there was little to worry about — kale's cost had hardly budged over a decade of trendiness — but as the conversation progressed, it became clear that the issue wasn't really commodity pricing; it was cultural ownership.
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The nine-year-old economic expansion has not budged the figure yet, but it has pulled hundreds of thousands of long-term unemployed people into jobs, often at companies where they learn transferable skills when previously they had few.
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That's because, compared to the old lasers, which worked merely in billionths of seconds, doctors say the picosecond both cuts treatment time in half and can remove colors of ink (including reds, blues and greens) that previously barely budged.
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NEW YORK, July 22 (Reuters) - For Americans worried about the escalating price of a college education, here's good news: Tuition for the typical family barely budged in the past year, following years of out-of-control U.S. tuition inflation.
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The big jump in spending on Giles-Parscale's services in July — while disbursements to payroll expenditures barely budged and television ad buys had not yet started — highlights the Trump campaign's unconventional approach to spending so far in this election.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury yields, which are the one of main drivers of global borrowing costs, were barely budged in the run up to the testimony at 2.66 percent which is also almost exactly where they begun the year.
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Chief among them is education for their children: the top 10% now allocate almost four times as much of their spending to school and university as they did in 1996, whereas for other groups the figure has hardly budged.
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Your salary hasn't budged If you've been working hard, putting in extra hours and taking on projects, but haven't seen a meaningful increase in your pay for a few years, it might be time to look for another job.
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Since A.W.S. first disclosed its earnings in April 2015, Amazon's stock has nearly doubled, and despite a 40 percent increase in the tech-heavy Nasdaq stock market, shares of almost all the older business technology companies have barely budged.
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Despite calls from presidential candidates Julian Castro, Beto O'Rourke and others to reopen the criminal case in Bland's death, the special prosecutor, who had access to the video when Encinia was indicted on a perjury charge, has not budged.
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A few days later, when a 1,000-pound unexploded bomb was discovered in some rubble outside the gallery, the event was moved to a distant room and no one budged when the device was detonated during a Beethoven quartet.
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That's better than nothing, but unless wage gains are strong and sustained, workers will perpetually be making up for ground that has been lost over decades as wages have barely budged while executive pay and shareholder returns have soared.
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But two years and many proclamations later, the country's ranking in a standard gauge of government malfeasance, Transparency International's corruption perception index, has barely budged: Ukraine has moved to No. 130 in 2015, from No. 144 in 2013, in the list.
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While Blue Cross has had successful H.M.O. plans for decades, the overall enrollment in the plans offered to employees has not budged from around 700,000 members over the last several years, out of 4.6 million signed up for employer-based coverage.
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The proof is in Sanders's polling numbers: Although Democrats have been hitting Sanders on guns for months, his numbers have barely budged — as his campaign focuses on issues that matter more to voters, like the economy, health care, and inequality.
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TOKYO, July 30 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices barely budged on Tuesday after the Bank of Japan kept its monetary policy on hold as expected, with investors shifting their focus to the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy announcement later this week.
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Bullion's price has barely budged XAU= as stocks soared to record high after record high since mid-October and, with a month and a half to go, is on track to post its narrowest trading range of any year since 2005.
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The Brexit text had also seen the euro rise against the dollar which meant the single currency barely budged when ECB meeting minutes showed its policymakers were keen to affirm their plans to cut stimulus at the end of the year.
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Only 17 states require high school students to take a class in personal finance — a number that hasn't budged in the past four years, according to the 2018 Survey of the States: Economic and Personal Finance Education in Our Nation's Schools.
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His administration has sought to increase pressure on Pyongyang through U.N. Security Council sanctions and other diplomatic efforts, but the North hasn't budged from its goal of building a full-fledged nuclear arsenal, including missiles capable of striking the U.S. mainland.
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I never wear eye makeup because it always melts off my face, but I recently tried Urban Decay Perversion I wore the liner and mascara during 90-degree heat and 80% humidity, and neither one of them budged or smudged.
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By contrast, two-year yields GB2YT=RR barely budged — pinned down by an unexpected split vote at the Bank of England — and the two-year/10-year yield curve rose to its steepest since July 15 at 24 basis points.
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"His approval has not budged, and they are more likely to say tariffs are doing more to help than hurt the U.S. He needs rural voters to turn out for him," Wichowsky said, to combat headwinds such as female voters.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday at an investment summit in Johannesburg that the 200 billion rand ($13.5 billion) of investment pledges secured for 2019 would help ease pressure on the economy, although the rand hardly budged on the announcement.
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"If it's 11-1 in favor of guilty, the prosecution retries the case under the assumption there is one unusual holdout juror that for whatever reason never budged," says Alan Tuerkheimer, a Chicago-based jury consultant who followed the case.
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However, Cuba appears unlikely to be budged by demands to dump Maduro, a longtime ally of Havana, and Maduro has also shown little sign of losing the loyalty of his military despite tough oil-related U.S. sanctions on the OPEC nation.
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The pressure comes as a raft of new polls show that Buttigieg's standing in the black community, both in South Carolina and nationally, hasn't budged, despite his campaign dropping more than $2 million in TV and radio ads in the state.
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SYDNEY, Jan 18 (Reuters) - A measure of Australia's consumer sentiment barely budged in January as pessimists continued to outnumber optimists even as people thought it was a good time to splash out on big-ticket items, a survey showed on Wednesday.
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But despite Macron spending two hours with Trump over lunch on Saturday and all seven leaders discussing Iran at length in the evening, it did not appear that the U.S. leader had budged on easing oil sanctions as Macron had sought from Trump.
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Proponents of raising the pay floor to $20183 an hour argue in part that paychecks have "barely budged" and that workers everywhere — "not just on the coasts" — need it to survive, said Paul Sonn, director of the National Employment Law Project Action Fund.
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I met six of the nine [women] on the premiere night, and they're all so progressive and open-minded and forward-thinking, and it's funny to think that even in the course of 40 years, or whatever, that she's not budged at all.
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His administration has sought to increase pressure on Pyongyang through U.N. Security Council sanctions and other diplomatic efforts, but the North hasn&apost budged from its goal of building a full-fledged nuclear arsenal, including missiles capable of striking the U.S. mainland.
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Workers at the bottom of the income scale earn wages, adjusted for inflation, that are not much higher than what they were 60 years ago, while the income of a typical full‐time male worker hasn't budged much from 40 years ago.
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Isolating Trump There has been little contact between the US and North Koreans since Hanoi and the Trump administration has not budged on its refusal to lift any sanctions until Pyongyang provides greater evidence that it is prepared to reduce its nuclear arsenal.
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The median wage for someone with a high school degree grew to $543 a week as of the end of September, from $254 at the same point in 281.4; high-wage workers just budged up to $21,271 a week, though, from $1,266.
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"It's still punishing to be long volatility," said Chintawongvanich, who earlier this year pointed out a pattern of colossal, near-daily trades on the VIX betting on a spike in volatility, but ultimately proving to be massively unfortunate as the VIX hasn't budged.
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In 2009, when Obama took office, the median weekly earnings of blacks was 79 percent that of whites and has barely budged[i] while the black labor participation rate has fallen from 63.2 percent in January of 2009 to 61.8 percent today.
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Meanwhile in Indonesia, the rupiah barely budged after the central bank raised its benchmark interest rate for the second time in two weeks and flagged more possible hikes as it escalated a battle to boost the fragile currency and contain capital outflows.
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Despite Mr. Ri's meetings in Manila on Sunday and Monday, none of the diplomats gathered in the Philippine capital even hinted that North Korea had budged on its stubborn pursuit of the ability to send an intercontinental ballistic missile to the United States.
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Only 17 states require high school students to take a class in personal finance — a number that hasn't budged in the past four years, according to the newly released 2018 Survey of the States: Economic and Personal Finance Education in Our Nation's Schools.
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Those numbers have barely budged in 30 years, even after 9/20113, two American-led wars in Muslim-majority countries, local and national outreach campaigns by Muslim mosques and organizations, dozens of terrorist attacks worldwide, high-profile congressional hearings and copious media coverage of Islam.
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Photo: Patrick Sison (AP)Despite a growing awareness of the dangers and risks of opioid addiction among doctors and patients, the average amount of opioids prescribed to Americans over the past decade has barely budged, suggests a new study published Wednesday in The BMJ.
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The premium on three-month options to sell the won had hovered around 100 basis points for years before Trump took office, and barely budged even when then U.S. President Obama issued a stern warning to Pyongyang following a missile test in April 2016.
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Those numbers have barely budged in 30 years, even after 9/11, two American-led wars in Muslim-majority countries, local and national outreach campaigns by Muslim mosques and organizations, dozens of terrorist attacks worldwide, high-profile congressional hearings and copious media coverage of Islam.
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With the key $1.25 level against the dollar giving way in early Asian trade, traders quickly pushed the British currency down half a percent and it barely budged, even as opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn inched closer to backing a second Brexit referendum.
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While investors had been fretting about how fast the Fed might raise rates in the wake of data showing a pick up in U.S. inflation, the premium demanded by investors to hold emerging debt over safe haven U.S. Treasuries barely budged over the week.
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It barely budged on Thursday but has seen its biggest quarterly tumble in 215-210/2 years against the euro and on a trade-weighted basis, although on the flip side, March has been its best month in almost a year against the dollar.
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There remains an unyielding and erroneous assumption that people are poor by choice; in one 1985 survey, repeated in 83, the percent of respondents saying "welfare benefits make people dependent and encourage them to stay poor" barely budged, going from 59 percent to 54 percent.
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The agency did change its outlook to "stable" from "negative" in 2014, several months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi was elected with promises of ambitious economic and fiscal reforms, but has not budged even as the government has lobbied rating agencies hard for an upgrade.
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Meanwhile, in the years since Kemp's cri de coeur, Republican identification among African-Americans, Hispanics and Asians has barely budged — but the country's geographical and demographic trends, along with artful redistricting and the Electoral College, have rendered this inconsequential to the party's political hegemony.
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Jeb Bush have entertained the idea of a new constitutional convention in recent years, although their aim was to pursue a federal balanced budged amendment, impose term limits for federal lawmakers and restrict the commerce clause that gives the federal government so much power.
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While the number of children's books featuring African-American characters has grown in the last decade, the number of books by black authors has barely budged, according to data collected by the Cooperative Children's Book Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's School of Education.
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According to new research from the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, less than a third of all speaking characters were women in the top films from 2007 to 2017, a percentage that barely budged at any point in that time.
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However, Cuba appears unlikely to be budged by the Trump administration's demands to dump Maduro, a longtime ally of Havana, and Maduro has also shown little sign of losing the loyalty of the Venezuela military despite tough oil-related U.S. sanctions on the OPEC member-nation.
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Triple C-rated distressed assets have not budged much from around 80 percent of par, according to Barclays indexes, while the lowest-rated United States high yield debt was trading at 41.9 percent of par on Tuesday, at a slight premium to 35.5 percent on Oct.
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With fond memories of growing up in a small city in the Midwest, where the population (and housing prices) have barely budged in recent decades, I admit to having a soft spot for some of the underdogs on Amazon's list of finalists: Indianapolis; Columbus, Ohio; and Nashville.
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But the more than $23 million Buttigieg poured into TV and radio ads, some featuring black supporters touting the former South Bend (Ind.) mayor, hasn't budged his stubbornly low poll numbers in the state — 2 percent among African American Democrats in a recent Fox News poll.
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LA MALBAIE, Quebec (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were all jokes and smiles for the media as they met at the Group of Seven leaders summit in Quebec on Friday, but neither budged on the serious trade dispute between them.
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In the Capitol, Democratic leaders are sizing up the 26-day impasse and have decided House members will remain in Washington next week – even if the border debate has not budged – during what had been a planned district work period to mark the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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But since the release of the plan, by an alliance that includes the American Heart Association, American Cancer Society, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Department of Health and Human Services, physical activity levels in the United States have barely budged, and for many people, they have declined.
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While there was talk of investors seeking out safe havens on Tuesday ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of a withdrawal from the nuclear deal, on Wednesday the Swiss Franc barely budged versus the euro and the fell to a one-week low as the dollar gained half a percent.
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That realization rests on several facts: that the Taliban are a stubborn insurgency, that they have not budged on their demand to talk directly with the Americans, and that the Afghan government, mired in infighting and marred by political opposition, would struggle to lead a cohesive peace agenda without American help.
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Nearly all the skincare and personal care products I use on a daily basis — the creams, gels, toner, lotion, contact lens solution, toothpaste, retainer, and more — currently sit on it and it hasn't budged in the last almost two years of use, even after I've bumped into it multiple times.
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Trump on Tuesday during a meeting about opioids at his golf club in cautioned North Korea that it would face "fire and fury like the world has never seen" if it continued to threaten the U.S. The markets, however, barely budged in response, leading experts to ponder that apparent apathy.
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While there was talk of investors seeking out safe havens on Tuesday ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of a withdrawal from the nuclear deal, on Wednesday the Swiss Franc barely budged versus the euro and the Japanese yen fell to a one-week low as the dollar gained half a percent.
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The euro barely budged from $1.1225 as the minutes of the European Central Bank's last meeting confirmed it has given up on raising its rates this year, while Sterling ticked down $1.3140 as British Prime Minister Theresa May held talks with the opposition Labour Party in a bid to break the Brexit deadlock.
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Even though the percentage of his two-point shots taken at the rim hasn't budged from where it was the past two seasons, according to Cleaning the Glass the percentage of long twos (from about the free-throw line to the arc) has plummeted down from about 20 percent to only six percent.
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By the time Nixon fired a series of Justice Department officials and the special prosecutor investigating him, in the "Saturday Night Massacre," his approval rating had reached a low from which it barely budged despite the "Massacre," the release of the infamous tapes and articles of impeachment being voted by the Judiciary Committee.
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"Over the past few months we have seen strong correlations between the U.S. dollar, U.S. yields and U.S. stocks but today, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed above 0.533,000 for the first time, the greenback barely budged," said Kathy Lien, managing director of FX strategy for BK Asset Management, in a note on Thursday.
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Check out more videos from VICE: What is striking about Goldthorpe's study is that if we treat educational attainment in absolute terms, then decades of investments have yielded unprecedented results, but if we treat education in relative terms, then we find that the correlation between individuals' class origins and their educational attainment hasn't budged.
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"Starbucks has had a tremendous opportunity to put its best foot forward in protecting its customers from images deemed obscene and illegal under the law, but they haven't budged, despite their promise two years ago and despite the fact that they voluntarily filter this same content in the UK," Hughes continued in the statement.
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The result is that overall poverty rates have barely budged in Mexico under Nafta and economic growth per capita has lagged behind almost every other country in Latin America — just 1.2 percent on average from 1996 to 2015, according to Santiago Levy, a Mexican economist who is vice president at the Inter-American Development Bank.
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Ray Madoff, a tax expert at Boston College, points out that the share of money going to charities in America has not budged in the past decade, at roughly 22009% of disposable net income (though of course, since DAFs still account for less than a tenth of total giving, many other factors could play a role in this).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Members of the Administration: Despite the devastation left behind after Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria in 2900, Congress hasn't budged.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has not budged from his demand for border wall funding, and congressional Democrats are equally dug in on their refusal to provide that money.
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It is wishful thinking that this group will ever contemplate anything so daring as to make private equity principals personally liable for the loans they assign to companies — a move that, with the stroke of a pen, would curb many abuses and protect American workers and others whose standard of living has barely budged in a couple of decades.
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On Monday – after nearly a month of bad press that began with an Indiana judge and ended with firing his campaign manager – the latest Quinnipiac survey in the state showed Trump's polling numbers had not budged from their May tie with Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Despite a September report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York that found the minimum wage hike in New York State had no immediate discernible effect on job loss and recent research suggesting that raising the minimum wage by just $1 could lead to a drop in suicide rates, the federally mandated minimum wage hasn&apost budged in over a decade.
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American wages are growing, but maybe not by enough The growth in American wages is up every year since 22016, but those gains have been focused recently on higher wage earners, exacerbating the real problem of income inequality in the US. That means, after accounting for inflation, that in real dollars Americans' wages have barely budged in decades, as Pew recently noted.
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Market watches Fed talks or clues on U.S. monetary policy Gold has shed 20.74 percent since Sept 2952.4 Palladium slides to lowest in a month Gold was flat on Tuesday, barely budged from the prior session's two-week low, with trading lackluster as Federal Reserve policy makers headed into a two-day meeting that financial markets will watch for clues on the outlook for U.S. monetary tightening.
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It was hard to balance the pride of his accomplishments -- helping steer the country away from a potential depression; securing health reform (something no president before him could accomplish) getting Osama bin Laden; and saving the domestic auto industry -- with bleaker realities that included a stubborn inequality, a controversial drone war that may have caused as much harm as it prevented, and racial imbalances that barely budged.
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The company has a storied tradition of labor law violations, and a list of settlements longer than even a world-champion shoplifter's haul diary, stemming from massive groups of workers alleging that they've been denied lunch breaks and overtime pay, illegally fired for participating in union activities, punished for taking medical leave, and held below the poverty line by an hourly wage rate that has barely budged since the 22015s.
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The company has a storied tradition of labor law violations, and a list of settlements longer than even a world-champion shoplifter's haul diary, stemming from massive groups of workers alleging that they've been denied lunch breaks and overtime pay, illegally fired for participating in union activities, punished for taking medical leave, and held below the poverty line by an hourly wage rate that has barely budged since the 1980s.
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"For instance, the default and most frequently provisioned storage for AWS's compute service has not experienced a price reduction since 2014, despite falling prices in the market for the raw components," Gartner points out — which is to say that while Amazon is almost certainly paying less for memory to go into the data centers that power AWS, Gartner found that the cost to customers for that particular cloud storage service hasn't budged commensurately.
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The dollar was 0.4 percent higher versus the yen at 110.14 yen, having hit a 13-1/2-month low of 109.70 on Monday, while British pound was barely budged at $1.3180 after lawmakers voted late on Monday to wrest further control of the Brexit process from Prime Minister Theresa May.. "We expect EUR/USD to stabilize around the current level of 1.13 and see a limited downside for the rest of week," said currency strategists at ING.
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Some gun owners said the Parkland shooting motivated them to be more vocal about their support for background checks, or about long simmering discontent with the N.R.A. "What put me over the edge was this series of recent tragedies, both in schools and in other areas, and they just never budged," John S. Liccardi said of the N.R.A. Mr. Liccardi, 73, a hunter from Rutland, Vt., who owns several guns, stepped publicly into the gun debate for the first time in March.
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