Tesla appears to have clawed back these performance features, too.
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MIWD00000PUS clawed back some of October's hefty losses in November.
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Qualcomm clawed back some of its losses from earlier Monday.
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Gibb was clawed deeply on his arm, but is recovering.
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Prices clawed back gains after stock markets pared some losses.
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Indian markets clawed back some early losses after the statement.
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Treasuries meanwhile have clawed back a third of their selloff.
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Hong Kong eventually clawed back to within a few points.
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The woman's fingers were clawed, a signature effect of leprosy.
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I came ready to see some throats get clawed out.
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He adorably summons the Force with his tiny clawed hands.
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She clawed at her face, smearing sauce into her eyes.
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With the dollar on the defensive, emerging Asian currencies clawed higher.
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He ripped the hat off my head basically bear clawed it.
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Mr Collier suggests these "gains of agglomeration" should be clawed back.
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But stocks clawed back most of their losses through Thursday's close.
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The dollar had clawed back some lost ground against the yen.
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In that case $855 of tax credits would get clawed back.
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Shares clawed back slightly by midday Wednesday, down about 11.5 percent.
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Garfield shrieked as the zombie got clawed, bony fingers into him.
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The amount that should be clawed back, according to the comptroller?
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The S&P 27 and Nasdaq clawed to new record highs.
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And even then, the Z camera had trouble recognizing my clawed hand.
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Hospital stocks clawed back some of Tuesday's losses after the bill's unveiling.
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They fought and clawed their way back, and became stronger than ever.
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"We scratched and clawed because it wasn't pretty out there," Ward said.
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They later clawed back some losses, and were last down 5.3 percent.
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The black-clawed monster of war invades and takes away the father.
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Overall, emerging markets have clawed back from this month's sharp sell-off.
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The brothers tell me these clawed chaps are from Scotland Celtic Seafare.
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The commission has clawed back money from Starbucks and Fiat Chrysler, too.
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Stock futures clawed back to trade off their lows following these reports.
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Metals markets also clawed higher, however, after copper had also entered 'bear' territory.
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But by the closing bell, Wall Street shares had clawed back their losses.
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Instead, his Panenka was clawed back off the line by the prostrate keeper.
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The state of play: Since then, however, Snap has clawed its way back.
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I clawed my way across the bridge, or under the tunnel, or both.
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In most cases the companies have clawed back the absolute losses they suffered.
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Their webbed, clawed feet allow them to move around easily, regardless of terrain.
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Some of it clawed back because of the three-year put-back arrangement.
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Wells has already fired some executives and clawed back portions of their pay.
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The FANG group clawed back early losses, with Facebook Inc turning positive. Amazon.
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Democrats clawed back more than 100 seats in 2012, when Obama won reelection.
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The rand has clawed back some of the heavy loss incurred on Aug.
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Minnesota clawed back in the fourth quarter after letting its lead slip away.
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He clawed at me in an attempt to propel himself to the surface.
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Carillion's board ensured that the bonuses of its managers cannot be clawed back.
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"We clawed our way just to stay alive," Oilers coach Todd McLellan said.
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Mainland China markets clawed back gains after finishing lower in the last session.
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Rescue workers, often working without heavy equipment, clawed through rubble with bare hands.
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We clawed and we scratched and were able to get a couple in.
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In the third quarter, whenever the Rockets pushed ahead, the Warriors clawed back.
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Instead, its legs and clawed feet were better suited for running on land.
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Asian small-clawed otters are increasingly popular as novelty pets, particularly in Japan.
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It looks pretty cool, actually—kind of like I got clawed by a bear.
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"This morning, [Sid] clawed my face," admits the Orange Is the New Black star.
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Crude futures clawed back some ground as the dollar's rally stalled in morning trade.
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Incarnate Word clawed within 28-113 on Charles Brown's jumper with 4:06 left.
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Stock markets clawed themselves off lows after Trump's comments and the yuan recovered somewhat.
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The stock, however, clawed back some of the initial losses to end down 1.4%.
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I clawed the smooth, cold surface of the table and tossed my head back.
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The raccoons clawed up the boards of one wall and scurried across the pipes.
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As the dollar took a breather on Monday, gold clawed back some lost ground.
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The Knicks fought and clawed to stay close, getting a chance at the buzzer.
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Others include five Asian small-clawed otter pups and a silver leaf langur baby.
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Australian shares clawed their way out of negative territory to close up 93 percent.
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" One person who knew Khan told Business Insider that he "clawed his way up.
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As of 1105 GMT, it had clawed back some of its losses to 5.5950.
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As of 1152 GMT, it had clawed back some of its losses to 5.5861.
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Oil climbed for a third session as it clawed back from steep recent losses.
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They later clawed back some losses, and finished the morning session down 20183 percent.
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With army help (and American financial backing), the palace clawed back esteem and wealth.
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As of 1510 GMT, it had clawed back some of its losses to 5.57.
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Meanwhile, safehaven gold stocks clawed back Thursday's gain with the gold index off 1.1%.
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We missed the six that clawed their way out the following day as well.
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The dollar also clawed back gains against the Japanese currency to fetch 112.73 yen.
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U.S. crude oil futures clawed back earlier losses, rising 0.2% to $58.24 a barrel.
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HK/SIN as markets clawed back gains after falling into correction territory last week.
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Those that are violating the policy could see such grants clawed back, he said.
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The Bulls clawed within three points with 214:27 remaining but never got closer.
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Aperture employees though will have parts of their bonuses clawed back if they don't.
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Canada clawed back to tie the score at 3-3 in the third period.
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It's a well-deserved tribute for Hugh Jackman's last outing as a retractable-clawed mutant.
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Ferguson and Lee have clawed their way to the top levels of that second division.
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As I clawed my way through my manuscript, I remained deeply doubtful about its future.
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Elmo clawed inexorably up the ranks, claiming the final segment of the show for himself.
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The cats howled and clawed at our bare arms as we corralled them into crates.
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The disadvantage came even as Trump has clawed back from a polling deficit against Clinton.
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It clawed its way back from that trough, though remains 11% off its record high.
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In South Korea, the Kospi clawed back losses to rise 0.23% to close at 1,942,29.
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They believe she clawed at her alleged attacker, fighting him with everything she could muster.
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Against the yen, the dollar clawed back some lost ground, adding 0.4 percent to 110.97.
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The Nationals clawed ahead on a pair of solo homers off Verlander in the fifth.
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The little Asian small-clawed otter was discovered abandoned near a market in Bangkok, Thailand.
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African Union peacekeepers have clawed back large swathes of territory from Islamist insurgents al Shabaab.
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The stock fell sharply on Friday but clawed back some losses towards the session close.
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Sometimes you don't want to be scared by vampires or creepy clawed animals wearing clothes.
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The Chinese, she says, aren't privy to clawed crustaceans and tend to prefer spiny ones.
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Asian small-clawed otters are increasingly popular pets in Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia.
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But then P-2101 clawed his way over the fence and into the surrounding bushes.
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England responded with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's 25-metre effort clawed away by a flying Setkus.
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With American presenceI clawed into the convictionthat war will soon end,sending their father home.
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Since then, the company has slowly clawed its way back into the business of health.
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The benchmark index clawed back two-thirds of the 11 percent it shed last week.
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In the hills above Pylos, large machines crack and pulverize boulders clawed from the ground.
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Ms. Pages was bitten and clawed by the tiger, and suffered substantial injuries to her leg.
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You could almost pretend these two clawed kiddos are a pair of teens attending the prom.
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"We clawed back, you have to like that part of it," Dallas coach Ken Hitchcock said.
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" These heroes — male, always — are there to defend the dream we've "clawed our way into realizing.
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But for women, you're basically leaving a space that you clawed your way to getting to.
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In late afternoon trading on Tuesday, major U.S. stock indexes clawed back some of Monday's losses.
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The Aussie dollar clawed back some losses to $0.70995 as of Friday morning after his comments.
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Basilashvili clawed his way back to drag the set into a tie-break, which he won.
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"The reporter's question clawed its way into my mind, and would not let go," he says.
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The Cubs clawed back with four runs in the fourth to slice the deficit in half.
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The Australian dollar clawed back some gains after falling as low as $252.60 on the news.
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Only a relatively small portion of the compensation of Wells Fargo's executives can be clawed back.
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That duo combined for 24 points by the intermission as Chicago clawed back to within seven.
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Each breakup stung worse than the previous, as I clawed my way back toward financial security.
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Buyers could easily pivot north to Canada, whose waters breed the same species of clawed lobster.
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Guardiola's team still played the pretty patterns, but United growled and gnarled and clawed them away.
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In that chaotic year, America slashed and clawed at itself amid the assassination of the Rev.
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Since the unemployment rate peaked at 21 percent in October 22016, unemployment has clawed slowly lower.
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Since the unemployment rate peaked at 10 percent in October 2009, unemployment has clawed slowly lower.
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Asian stocks closed higher on Monday on fading risk aversion as the dollar clawed back losses.
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World stocks clawed their way back from two-month lows on Wednesday, though momentum was weak.
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On the energy front, oil prices clawed back some losses after falling 2 percent on Monday.
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The Dow Jones industrial average has clawed back from the worst of last month's sell-off.
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Osaka had clawed back from 0-2 down to level but was broken at 5-5.
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I started driving, and dizziness and nausea clawed at my throat, threatening to blur my vision.
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Oil prices had clawed back some of last week's steep losses and rose nearly 3 percent overnight.
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Prices clawed back some of their losses after a mid-morning plunge that spoiled an early rally.
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A Destin, Florida, native, Sammi adores visiting the beach and dipping her clawed toes into the surf.
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Electricity retailer Meridian Energy, which had a record fall of 8.7% on Wednesday, clawed back about 0.8%.
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The sterling clawed back its losses incurred the day before, climbing back above 1.29 against the dollar.
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Shares tanked 10 percent but have since clawed their way back to trade essentially flat for 2019.
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I clawed my way out of depression like a rat coming up out of a toilet bowl.
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We've seen Europe deal with Brexit, and then we barely clawed our way through the presidential election.
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The New Zealand and Australian dollars clawed back some of their heavy losses from the previous session.
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The greenback also clawed into positive territory after being on its back foot most of the day.
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However, Mr Lee could not capitalise on it and AlphaGo eventually clawed its way back into contention.
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U.S. crude oil futures clawed back its earlier decline to settled 0.2% higher at $57.24 a barrel.
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The 48-story building features a clawed top in which the two sides arch towards one another.
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Having clawed her way back to 4-5, the errors returned and Wozniacki took the opening set.
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When Democrats went back up 4-2, the GOP side again clawed back with two more goals.
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Within the cage stood the star attractions and source of the odor: four Asian small-clawed otters.
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The IRS will contact you if your refund is being clawed back to address past federal liabilities.
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Fiat shares clawed back some losses to end 1.5 percent lower, while Ferrari closed down 4.9 percent.
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The program, started under the Obama administration, has clawed back about $750 million from lenders since 2011.
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The hillside, with two long scrapes exposing stripes of brown, looked as if it had been clawed.
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Since then, individual states have clawed back much more veto power over how their troops are used.
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A lot of them had scratched and clawed their way into the middle class, but just barely.
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Gold clawed higher on Thursday, propelled by a weaker dollar, short-covering and physical buying in Asia.
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Texas clawed within seven points on a 9-0 run led by Andrew Jones' six straight points.
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The year-ten girl clawed out a massive chunk of my friend's hair, like a bloody clump!
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That said, plenty of currencies have clawed back some ground against the dollar in the past six months.
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By 1450 GMT the shares had clawed back some of the losses to stand 4.1% down at 700p.
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Cersei clawed her way into becoming Queen of Westeros by wielding her ruthless, manipulative intelligence at every turn.
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The Spartans clawed back to within 15 with 2:27 remaining, but by then it was too late.
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As he struggled to keep the two apart, the older child viciously clawed at F.'s son's eyes.
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Most profound, perhaps, is his recollection that even as a child his nightmares did not feature clawed monsters.
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Peru, saying that it and a dozen other countries felt democracy was unraveling there, clawed back its invitation.
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If Democrats have clawed back control of the government, maybe there will be efforts to reverse these effects.
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Who cares that you learned your craft and slept or clawed your way up the ladder of success?
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In the afternoon, stocks clawed back Tuesday morning losses and eked out a marginal gain for the day.
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It clawed back some losses and was down around 5.6 percent at $8,498 in late New York trading.
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Through a series of offensives and surrender deals, Damascus has clawed back control of much of the country.
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Some provide generous signing-on bonuses that can be clawed back if an employee leaves within three years.
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Asian small-clawed otters are listed as a vulnerable species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
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The river water revived her, and she clawed her way out of the sack and crawled onto land.
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Boston scored the final five points of the period and clawed back to within 54-47 at halftime.
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The Jazz clawed their way out of a deep hole behind hot perimeter shooting and increased defensive intensity.
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Australian shares dipped about 21.1203% while the South Korean market clawed back from early losses to rise 297.513%.
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The pound clawed back some lost ground after hitting a fresh 20-month low against the US dollar.
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As the large feline clawed her, the adrenaline kicked in and she decided to strangle it, she says.
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Halle Berry has a juicy secret to share about her X-Men character and a certain clawed mutant.
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It has clawed back some of these losses but remains much weaker than it was before the vote.
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There's just so much going on, on the touch screen, and your hand is forever clawed into action.
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The Pirates, who had 13 hits, clawed back from a five-run deficit to come within 7-4.
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Even though the pens were a few feet high, some determined kittens clawed their way to the top.
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After the Mets clawed back, Jeurys Familia, the Mets' reliever, fired a scoreless ninth for his sixth save.
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The FTSE 100 clawed back some of its weekly losses, gaining 1% by the the time of close.
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But down 5003-3, 5-1 in the finals, Williams showed toughness and clawed back to 22-223.
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But Oakland clawed back and managed a big inning of its own only to have victory snatched away.
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"We fought, we scratched, we clawed," Arizona coach Sean Miller said of the first four-overtime in school history.
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Perhaps more likely, if Medicaid expansion is clawed back by the feds, some states will fight back with lawsuits.
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The Brazilian Bovespa index fell as much as 10.69% on Thursday but clawed back some ground in Friday's session.
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She clawed her way to the surface at Red's expense, and can claim to be a self-made woman.
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But instead of freaking out, the pet clawed a hole into the upholstery of a sofa and hid inside.
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Other employees, or potential employees, could worry that their vested interests could be clawed back based on unproven allegations.
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He appears to Jade in dreams as a creature with clawed hands and a ruff of crow-black feathers.
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Coric then clawed back a 2-4 deficit in the decider before claiming victory in two hours 38 minutes.
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"Please, let us forget what we have seen," we would scream, as we clawed at our own twisted faces.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average clawed back a 2120%, plunge, nearly 600 points, to finish just 22 points lower.
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The most generous starting point is 218, when Mr Trump had just clawed his way back from the abyss.
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The Chiefs should have outclassed them from the jump, not clawed their way back from a 21-3 hole.
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Wells Fargo said it has improved risk management and clawed back compensation from some officials since the scandals broke.
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So it could be clawed back, two-thirds of it, if they missed the second year and so on.
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Chip stocks rose as much as 1.9% to a record high after shares of Texas Instruments clawed back losses.
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Still, oil clawed back its earlier losses, with U.S. crude oil futures up 0.2 percent at $57.06 a barrel.
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That basket triggered a brief Wildcats' surge — seven points in 1:18 — as they clawed back within 17-10.
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Oil prices climbed for a third day in a volatile session as it clawed back from steep recent losses.
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Messi did force Real's goalkeeper, Keylor Navas, to make a remarkable save as he clawed away a chipped shot.
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The money would be kept in a trust fund so it could not be clawed back by future Congresses.
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Sanders was actually able to shepherd through legislation that clawed back some, but not all, of those merger subsidies.
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However, its gains accelerated from 2016 and clawed back some of the losses suffered in 2015's sell-off.
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With thick, abrasive black lines, Bernard Buffet's paintings appear as though they have been scratched and clawed onto canvas.
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I didn't think I'd feel bad for the forty-clawed, raw-muscle dog, especially since it did not limp.
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Any growth on those clawed-back assets will remain outside of the estate and escape the 40 percent tax.
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Stocks suffered through a historic sell-off Monday, but clawed back much of those losses during Tuesday's trading session.
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Wells Fargo clawed back $15 million in compensation from former CEO Timothy Sloan,, who left the bank last year.
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I'd finally clawed myself out of a pit of grief, despair and PTSD and I wanted to live again.
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She says she was dimly aware of her long nails cutting into her cheeks as she clawed at them.
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With the upgrade, Portugal joins the club of sovereigns that have clawed their way out of the eurozone crisis.
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As the clawed back from February sell-offs, the two have already hit a handful of new record highs.
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The X-Men include the clawed Wolverine (Hugh Jackman), powerful Jean Grey (Famke Janssen), and weather-wielding Storm (Berry).
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North Carolina, like Virginia, also trailed at halftime, but clawed its way back and won going away, 22002-22005.
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Still, the Air Force has never clawed back incentive fees paid to Balfour Beatty, an Air Force spokesperson said.
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While the lira late last week clawed back sizable losses, it remains down 24.6 percent so far in August.
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Before Thursday's comments by Di Maio, the stock had clawed back almost all of its losses since the collapse.
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Once the Patriots had clawed back from a seemingly insurmountable 103-point deficit, their eventual triumph might have appeared predestined.
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"Every one of them clawed and scratched for my sister and I to be in the position we're in today."
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In a year of WTF fashion, Kylie Jenner's latest outfit may have just clawed its way to the top spot.
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Despite all the manipulations Sansa was dragged through, she not only survived — she clawed her way to true, unassailable power.
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Emerging local debt yields rose on Monday to the highest since August though they have clawed back some gains since.
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Mixed with the herbivores' tracks were a few clawed impressions left behind by two-legged meat-eaters known as theropods.
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Michigan slowly clawed its way back in the second half, tying the game, 47-47, with under seven minutes left.
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As South Korea clawed itself out of poverty, the need to eat dog meat lessened — and the social censure increased.
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Bitcoin's price dropped sharply as a result in morning trade, but clawed back some gains to $8,190, according to Bloomberg.
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In 1999 Pakistani troops captured some mountain peaks in the Kargil region, which India clawed back in high-altitude battles.
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She's clawed her way to the throne, and now, she'll use her almost magical power of manipulation to stay there.
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Goldman says that some ex-executives' share awards could be clawed back depending on the probe into the Malaysia incident.
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It can roll on roads or extend its appendages and clawed feet to climb stairs or trek over difficult terrain.
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"I have clawed to where I am today despite people telling me I couldn't and shouldn't," she wrote on Twitter.
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The Milan bourse started the day sharply lower but progressively clawed back losses and limited its fall to 0.8 percent.
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However, if the family's income increased by another $2202,2628, to $28500,6900, the tax credit would be clawed back another $2628.
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Those can now be clawed back in misconduct cases; on January 13th regulators suggested that the rules be tightened further.
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Then put into the mix of buttermilk and egg the contradicted body, on which there was clawed hand for leg.
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As rescuers clawed through the debris looking for survivors early Thursday morning, volunteers brought water and food amid the chaos.
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With some reinvention and a new sense of storytelling, Jordan Brand clawed its way back into the game in 2018.
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That bill, which would have clawed back only $2628 billion in spending, passed the House but died in the Senate.
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The Nets clawed back and then got hot in the third, outscoring Chicago to cut the lead to 79-74.
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The bank's board of directors has clawed back $60 million in stock awards meant for Stumpf and another senior executive.
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His hands were clawed with arthritis and spotted, misshapen nails with dirt under them that could not be scrubbed away.
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She says Keyshia punched her in the face, yanked her hair and clawed her face and mouth with her nails.
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Although Oblak clawed Ronaldo's header out from under his crossbar, goal-line technology confirmed the ball had crossed the line.
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A teddy bear with an orange wig and a red tie clawed its way into the national consciousness this morning.
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Financial markets had clawed back some of their losses, but the news from California sent stocks into an afternoon tailspin.
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Each is depicted with cuffs on its clawed or hoofed limbs, suggesting that these creatures had been bound or confined.
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Yet, with the largely deregulatory approach of the Staggers Act, the industry has clawed its way back to financial health.
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After stepping in manure, one young women clawed up my back like a cat, screaming a glorious stream of expletives.
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The ETF declined by more than 9 percent that month but has clawed back 1.5 percent in March so far.
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The oil sector was the top gainer in early deals as crude prices clawed back some of their lost ground.
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Just as the ball seemed to be crossing the line, Endler curled her fingers around it, and clawed it away.
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Henderson had been an undrafted free agent who scratched and clawed his way into a starting role with the Vikings.
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Pitt clawed its way back to pull within 43 points on three separate occasions with between seven and eight minutes remaining.
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The clawed its way back from the worst of May's losses and turning positive for the week as of Thursday's close.
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Though this time instead of being a mighty, shirtless mer-man, he is a precious little Asian small-clawed otter pup.
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Lurking in displays, their clawed hands grasping forward, their tiny teeth bared, the mermaids are startling ghosts of a museum's past.
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E-minis for the S&P64.463 clawed back early losses and were marginally higher, after a sharp drop on Wall Street.
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Toshiba clawed back from earlier losses of more than 8 percent, to trade up 0.47 percent at 215.9 yen per stock.
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But the momentum has recently been with Le Pen, who has clawed back about five percentage points over the past week.
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The revised measure dropped the amount of spending expected to be clawed back from roughly $15.4 billion to approximately $14.7 billion.
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It's roughly 11 percent off its 52-week high, having clawed its way back from bear market territory earlier this month.
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But San Antonio clawed back to within 51-13 at halftime behind a 10-2 run to end the second quarter.
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Often, at night, a racket of clawed feet on the roof produces the false impression that animals have penetrated the abode.
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Rhoades is the Ivy-educated son of a blue blood, while Axe has clawed his way up from nothing, a.k.a. Yonkers.
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Blac Chyna, who recently clawed her way into the Kardashian universe through her relationship with Rob, has proved a quick study.
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E-minis for the S&P64.083 clawed back early losses and were marginally higher, after a sharp drop on Wall Street.
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The currency has clawed back the losses from a volatile selloff that began in March a week before nationwide local elections.
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The revised measure dropped the amount of spending expected to be clawed back from roughly $15.4 billion to approximately $85033 billion.
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Some investors would also be subject to a 35 percent Swiss withholding tax, only part of which could be clawed back.
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The greenback clawed back some of the losses after President Donald Trump said he ultimately wants the dollar to be strong.
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James Johnson capped that stretch with a trey with two seconds remaining in the period, but this time, Houston clawed back.
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I truly clawed my way through that period of my life, with no connections, almost no money, and lots of hustle.
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But Asian small-clawed otters, a "terminally cute" threatened species, tend to be the primary targets for poachers, Dr. Duplaix said.
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Heartened by the Fed's cash bonanza, European stock markets on Friday clawed their way tentatively back from their worst day ever.
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The Canadian dollar clawed back some of its declines after the rate cut, to trade at 1.4040 to the U.S. dollar.
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Bravely, Alix dons heavy, over-the-elbow leather gloves and takes the rapier-clawed bird, suddenly alert and eager to escape.
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Even still, he clawed his way back to 000,2414 points by Final Jeopardy, within striking distance of the other two players.
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The Warriors held Utah to a single basket over the next 5 1/2 minutes and clawed back into the game.
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But the momentum has recently shifted to Le Pen, who has clawed back about five percentage points over the past week.
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Bombardier's shares, which have clawed back steep falls over the past two sessions, were last up 11.7 percent at C$2.39.
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Those inside clawed at the truck's insulation and broke out a taillight in an attempt to get air and alert drivers.
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They clawed the Champions League trophy from the hands of their rivals, and brandished it aloft on the rich, green Wembley turf.
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Crude futures clawed back some gains on Tuesday as the stock market bounced on hopes the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates.
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After nearly four years underground, Seattle's beleaguered boring behemoth clawed its way into daylight yesterday, leaving a 1.7-mile tunnel behind it.
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European bourses clawed back some ground after big losses on Monday after strong results from the likes of British online supermarket Ocado.
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The Hang Seng Index clawed back 2003 points on the news, though it was still down percent 0.4 percent at 28,392.13 points.
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This time, however, she was not interested in the brain itself, but in how an African clawed frog would develop without one.
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By the end of the day they clawed their way back to still down but well of the lows of the session.
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But Denver slowly clawed its way back, going up 63-95 after a 3-point bucket by Jokic with 2:36 remaining.
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But Denver slowly clawed its way back, going up 46.43-95 after a 3-point bucket by Jokic with 2:223 remaining.
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The bourses have clawed back half of the $13 billion in market capitalization that was wiped out during Monday's almost 8% rout.
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The economy, which clawed its way out of recession a few months ago, faces the risk of another downturn later this year.
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It has since clawed its way back to a current $133,350 but looks susceptible to further selling by technical and momentum funds.
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The euro clawed back losses against the dollar in choppy trade and was last flat after falling as much as 0.4 percent.
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Tuesday morning, the Dow clawed back some gains, rising more than 200 points in early trading before paring some of that advance.
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While screening checked luggage, the agent found a massive crustacean chilling in a cooler and snapped a picture with his clawed friend. .
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The Sixers clawed back in the third quarter behind Ilyasova, who made three 3-pointers and scored 11 points in the quarter.
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While Heriot-Watt clawed its way up in the standings, one team stayed comfortably in the top three: the University of Washington.
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For beneficiaries in a family of four with an income less than $23,550, the average amount clawed back was an estimated $85003.
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But Miami clawed back with a Wade three-pointer at the buzzer, cutting its deficit to 75-73 entering the fourth quarter.
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The Romanian clawed back from 1-5 to 4-5 but Keys did not panic and closed out victory with an ace.
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In 1968, immunologist test kits replaced the Hogben test, meaning thousands of South African clawed frogs were sent back into the wild.
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Last week, Garcia Padilla said he had clawed back $163 million from those agencies to pay about $329 million of public debt.
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The FANG group eased off their earlier losses, while the Philadelphia SE semiconductor index clawed back losses to edge 413 percent higher.
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You must trust the throng, even knowing that things can go awry (once, an audience member clawed Peaches's thigh with sharp fingernails).
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The Warriors clawed back to go ahead 41-39 on a Thompson 3-pointer with 6:33 left in the second quarter.
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Oil stocks were also in demand as crude prices clawed back some losses from a nearly 8-percent plunge the previous session.
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That's on the hawkish side of expectations and as a result the dollar has clawed back a lot of its earlier losses.
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Oil markets clawed back some ground on Wednesday after tumbling more than 6 percent the day previous day in heavy trading volumes.
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But little by little, over the course of the week, the decision to play on seemed to be clawed from their hands.
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Soon it sank its teeth into Borch's thumb as it frantically clawed at her arms and legs, and she screamed and cried.
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Finally, Obama inherited the aftermath of that crash, and despite scorched-earth opposition from Republicans the economy gradually clawed its way back.
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Wells Fargo (WFC) – Wells Fargo clawed back $15 million in compensation from former CEO Timothy Sloan, who left the bank last year.
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He averaged 28.6 points per game over the course of that series as the Lakers fought and clawed to a title win.
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Cruz had led Iowa polls just weeks ago, but Trump has clawed his way back into the lead in most recent polling.
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Kyle Lowry scored 27 for Toronto, which clawed back in the fourth quarter with the All-Star DeMar DeRozan on the bench.
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The impact was clearly seen in the secondary market, where both senior and subordinated debt clawed back some of their recent losses.
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TCU made it 26-21 on a 209-yard field goal by Jonathan Song before Oklahoma State finally clawed back into contention.
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The Saudi government says it has clawed back more than $100 billion in assets through financial settlements with elites accused of graft.
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Ambac insures about $1.1 billion of debt at the clawed-back agencies, while Assured wraps nearly $1.5 billion, according to the lawsuit.
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SPX, trading in tandem with crude most of this year, also clawed back from the lows of the day, helping oil recover.
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The children's father, Yosi Azan, ran through the second floor as flames clawed at him, trying to save his family, officials said.
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Wells Fargo has removed the sales goals that drove employees to create fake accounts and clawed back millions in pay from senior executives.
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Denver shot just 213 percent in the first half but slowly clawed back to take a 212-210 lead into the locker room.
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UK domestic stocks weakened, although London's export-heavy blue chip FTSE 100 index clawed its way back into positive territory as sterling plunged.
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Portuguese cork exports have lately regained their peaks of 15 years ago as cork stoppers clawed back market share from plastic and metal.
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We sat in silence for a beat and I checked in on the dragon, whose clawed fist seemed to close slightly in anticipation.
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They briefly clawed back back more ground after the Federal Reserve declined to raise interest rates before extending losses into U.S. crude's settlement.
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Right now I'm just hanging on for the ride—that's what I mean when I say I clawed my way to the beginning.
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As the night wore on, they clawed to pry open pieces of wood from the door so they could breathe in fresh air.
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UK domestic stocks weakened, although London's export-heavy blue chip FTSE 100 index clawed its way back into positive territory as sterling weakened.
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Do you feel this is money that should be clawed back or there should be systems in place to claw this money back?
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The moves formed part of a broad rally in riskier assets such as stocks after crude prices clawed back some Friday's sharp declines.
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In Odilon Redon's "The Raising of Lazarus," for example, a clawed wraith peers like a grim Kilroy over the lid of a coffin.
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The metal clawed back some lost ground as easing concerns over Italy's political crisis led stock markets higher, but remained in negative territory.
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After tumultuous trading in early 2016, two of the three major U.S. averages clawed back to finish the first quarter in the green.
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It had already lost its territory, clawed back at staggering cost by a mix of American air power, Syrian militiamen and Iraqi troops.
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The whole thing gives off major Pulp Fiction vibes, but a version in which the women have clawed their way into the spotlight.
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Arizona (27-29) clawed to within 20-14 by driving 61 yards for a touchdown on the opening possession of the second half.
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Complete stone-cold focus, flat on his stomach, one hand clawed over the right trigger and bumper, his lips engulfing the left stick.
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Wednesday, rural whites clawed their way back from obscurity and elevated themselves front and center in the most historic election in U.S. history.
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Iowa State hit its first three shots of the second half and clawed back to within 44-40 at the 17:31 mark.
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She wrote sharp-clawed columns in postwar newspapers, but by then public appetite for her blend of feminism and acid wit had paled.
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But in the decades after the second world war, the profession clawed its way out of the basement and up to extraordinary influence.
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The S&P 500 (SPX) and the Nasdaq Composite (COMP) clawed back their earlier losses and closed higher, up 0.1% and 0.4%, respectively.
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Buffon also clawed away a header from center back Kamil Glik and, moments later, showed great composure in smothering a Radamel Falcao shot.
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The greenback clawed back above 323 yen but was on track for its biggest weekly loss against the Japanese currency since Oct. 232.
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Indiana State clawed back within three points to 23-20 before TCU reeled off a 9-0 run to regain a comfortable lead.
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The rogue is quickly clawed to the ground and killed, at which point Vincke realizes the party has run out of resurrection scrolls.
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He noted that the United States and its allies have clawed back territory in those two nations from the so-called Islamic State.
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Prices of the metal clawed higher as U.S.-Iran tensions eased and investors expected leading metals consumer China to extend its stimulus policies.
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We scratched and clawed at the end and found a way to get ourselves back in that game and give ourselves an opportunity.
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It restructured under turnaround expert Enrico Bondi and funds clawed back through a number of lawsuits helped it build a large cash reserve.
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Ever since she clawed her way to internet fame, Grumpy Cat's likeness has been licensed for use on calendars, books, toys and more.
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But they are worried they will lose more House seats a cycle after Democrats clawed back two districts as they retook their majority.
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Its shares were over 3 percent lower on the news, having clawed back some of its losses from earlier on in the day.
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The 22017 Tahiti-period Gauguin landscape "Te Fare (La Maison)" clawed back about $25.2 million and was the highest price of Christie's sale.
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Around 10% of its massive losses from Monday were clawed back, offering hope that markets had found a floor despite still-fragile sentiment.
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Detroit clawed within seven in the fourth before the Bucks put it away, capped by a hard drive by Antetokounmpo on a break.
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In short, it would be a distraction and a nuisance at a time when Steve has just clawed himself out of the doghouse.
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The S&P 8.63 remains up 26 percent since Trump's election, and on Tuesday clawed back into positive territory for 2018, up 0.8 percent.
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Dallas missed 483 of 248 shots, and the Rockets enjoyed a 247-210 run before Dallas clawed back behind Powell and reserve Nerlens Noel.
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The stinger sees Will having a nightmare wherein the tentacle-faced shadow and lobster-clawed hand of Davy Jones come looming over his bed.
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We're playing a sold out show at Radio City but like I still feel like I've sort of clawed my way to the beginning.
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Its stock, having dropped to its lowest early this year, has clawed back up and is trading around its IPO price of HK$69.
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Trump started August in a big polling hole against Clinton and clawed back to nearly a dead heat, even spending much less than Clinton.
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The S&P/ASX 23.5 index clawed back Wednesday's losses, rising 21.8 percent to breach the psychologically important level of 20.7 by 33.8 points.
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Since then, the bank has ousted executives, clawed back pay, changed incentive structures for low-level employees and implemented a new risk-management structure.
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The dollar, meanwhile, clawed up to 111.34 yen but was still down from near a one-month high of 111.78 yen scored on Wednesday.
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Scientists say they've discovered evidence of a frenzied mating ritual by dinosaurs: long grooves in the ground etched by the pawing of clawed feet.
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Its stock plummeted 26 percent in October, its worst month since May 2016, but has already clawed back 13 percent in gains this month.
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Although oil has clawed back to near $40 after a deep sell-off, crude is still off more than 30 percent year-to-date.
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The dollar index , which tracks the greenback against six other top currencies, clawed back from its overnight lows to stand flat on the day.
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The Dow, and Nasdaq have clawed back most of their losses for 2016, with the S&P only off 2.5 percent year-to-date.
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Moreover, King Abdullah prefers to rule through his security agencies and has clawed back most of the power parliament and the government once had.
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By the end of the round, I had clawed back $250 of my Scrabble debt from my friend, who accused me of hustling him.
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The S&P 500 remains up 26 percent since Trump's election, and on Tuesday clawed back into positive territory for 2018, up 0.8 percent.
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A recent poll showed that Democrats have lost ground to the Republicans, while President Donald Trump's approval rating has clawed up to 41 percent.
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Trump did have some clear wins in the omnibus, however, and will be happy to have clawed back some funding from the Gateway project.
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After Toronto clawed back with four runs in the sixth inning, Edwin Encarnacion tied the game with a two-run homer in the eighth.
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He clawed at the air, wrestling with the invisible waves of noise like a possessed conductor all the while holding sustained howls from beyond.
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Aeriality took the first two games, but then The Leftovers clawed back and won the next two, setting up a pivotal game five showdown.
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Against the Japanese currency, the greenback clawed back some gains to trade at 112.72 after falling as low as 2.33 in the previous session.
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He then clawed his way back to 24-26 with a beautifully chipped backhand that flew past Monfils as he was rushing the net.
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On the bourse, stocks clawed back some territory but still closed weaker, with sentiment still fragile amid uncertainty over the U.S.-China trade war.
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Don't leave NBCUniversal out of the mix, especially now that it's clawed back the rights to The Office, the most-watched show on Netflix.
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The late-October day was peeled and cool; the light was miserly by six, the last remnants clawed in weak scratches across the sky.
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The S&P 500 remains up 26 percent since his election, and on Tuesday clawed back into positive territory for 2018, up 0.8 percent.
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Though a lobster farm is being developed in Asia, it will raise spiny lobsters, not the big-clawed North American lobsters that Americans crave.
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I clawed my way here, and I recently found out I'm up for a promotion to a vice president position, which makes it even sweeter.
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And then at the center there's a legendary man who's been killed over and over countless times, but always clawed his way back to life.
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Federer quickly fell behind 3-0 to open the match but clawed back to 5-13 with a break after squandering four previous break points.
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Oil prices clawed back on Monday, rising close to 3 percent, but concerns remained following news of Saudi Arabia adding to the glut in November.
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The UK currency clawed its way higher by 23 GMT to trade at around 90.16 pence, having earlier slipped to as low as 90.59 pence.
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Crude futures have clawed back some gains this week after Saudi and OPEC sources denied that Trump spoke to top officials about cutting fuel costs.
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His contrite style, which stands in contrast to that of Travis Kalanick, his sharp-clawed predecessor (Uber's co-founder), has gone down well with regulators.
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Detailed stats aim to keep you on track and let you know how much time you've clawed back from the clutches of your smartphone obsession.
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While it continues to remain under pressure, sterling has clawed its way back into positive territory, trading more than 1 percent percent higher above $1.33.
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For one: stock Tolstedt bought, which was not part of her compensation agreement, can't be clawed back, said Rafferty Capital Markets banking analyst Dick Bove.
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The Nasdaq-style gauge clawed its way into the black on Friday but lost 6.3 percent for the week, its worst performance in 0663 months.
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It marks the highest such casualty toll in Aleppo since government forces and their allies clawed back the city from rebels nearly two years ago.
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The creature is described as having a head like a horse, wings like a bat, clawed hands, long serpent tail, and legs like a deer.
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World stocks clawed back those initial losses in the following weeks as buyers hunted through the wreckage for bargains, though the pound has extended losses.
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The greenback clawed back to 2287.02 yen in Europe but the overnight move was the largest single-day fall against the Japanese currency since May.
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Kauffman raised his arms and shouted at the cougar, but it pounced and locked its jaw on his right wrist and clawed at his face.
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A clever little Asian small-clawed otter figured out how to make a home sprinkler system from a pipe pouring into his Wellington Zoo waterhole.
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But the Rams clawed their way back into it, and kicker Greg Zuerlein's second field goal tied the game with 215:217 left in regulation.
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Istanbul stocks clawed back 3 percent of the 13 percent they had lost following the country's failed coup, while the lira bounced over 1 percent.
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A street cat leaped into her arms one night; when she brought him home and tried to wash the fleas off, he clawed her face.
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African Union peacekeeping troops clawed back control of the capital in 2011 and the new Western-backed Somali government reopened the venue the following year.
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As the Clippers clawed their way back, and Durant lost his touch, Ballmer roared, pumping his fists, and high-fived the friends sitting with him.
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The dollar clawed back to 111.14 yen in Europe but the overnight move was its largest single-day fall against the Japanese currency since May.
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In a film clip, a surviving former Sonderkommando recalled hearing the women being gassed muttering a prayer, "Shema Yisroel," as they clawed futilely for air.
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It scrapped and it clawed to stay in contention; it played with the intensity of a team that knew this chance would not come again.
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It was how she had clawed her way out of the Kansas City laundry where she lived with her floozy mother in a back room.
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She took a commanding lead, but Mertens clawed her way into a tiebreaker, which finally tipped in Williams's favor after it went to 7-7.
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Japan's Nikkei dipped 0.423%, paring earlier losses of more than 2%, while Australian shares clawed back from a more-than-1% drop to shed 0.13%.
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Legs pumping, eyes bulging the British duo clawed the lap back and when Cavendish made contact with the pack ear-splitting roars rocked the velodrome.
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The index has since clawed back some ground, though, not least because growth has proved far more resilient than most investors and policy makers expected.
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While many names have clawed back much of their recent losses, yields remain prohibitively high for some and appetite for the asset class remains patchy.
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I was a literature major in undergrad, so I just scratched and clawed to make sure I was selected to be a part of the program.
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The Trojans clawed back to cut the deficit to one on a layup by McLaughlin and claimed a 22001-74 lead on a basket by Stewart.
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The New Zealand and Australian dollars clawed back some of their heavy losses from the previous session, although analysts said their longer term outlook remained bleak.
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This is a woman who clawed her way up through the shockingly gossipy and nasty world of the Los Angeles education system to become a principal.
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But then again, there are a lot of pleasurable toys that look painful upon first glance, and some people are into having their back clawed up.
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In my mind, Ungaro has still not entirely clawed back its dignity after allowing Lindsay Lohan to "artistic advise" its garish, widely panned spring '10 collection.
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Some $700 billion in capitalisation was wiped off mainland stock markets on Monday alone, though they clawed back a bit of ground later in the week.
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Some $700 billion in capitalization was wiped off mainland stock markets on Monday alone, though they clawed back a bit of ground later in the week.
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Some $700 billion in capitalization was wiped off mainland stock markets on Monday alone, though they clawed back a bit of ground later in the week.
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It has purged its chief executive and the head of its retail bank, clawed back executive bonuses, transformed its board and simplified its formerly decentralised structure.
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Flight-to-safety buying, as well as the prospect of higher rates have boosted the greenback, but the has clawed back some ground in recent sessions.
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Porte, who had lost ground on the penultimate ascent, clawed his way back, but he came up just short, leaving Fuglsang to celebrate his biggest victory.
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Simona Halep clawed her way back to claim the second set 6-3 and send the quarter-final match against Angelique Kerber into a third set.
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And last month it "clawed back" rum taxes originally destined to pay infrastructure bonds in order to make good on its constitutionally guaranteed "general-obligation" bonds.
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Several previous years of tax relief would be clawed back, according to the campaign aide, with revenue then going to encourage investment in the United States.
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Though U.S. stocks clawed their way to a higher close on Friday, major indices spent much of that day's session in negative territory, suggesting increased caution.
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The Nikkei clawed its way back to end flat at 22,342.00, after falling 1 percent in early trade to 22,104.12, the lowest level since June 1.
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There are other candidates, from both parties, who have in the past clawed their way out of holes similar to the one Harris finds herself in.
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This was another stunning performance from Hamilton, who has all but clawed back the massive point deficit he faced after Rosberg won the first four races.
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Djokovic was battling an elbow injury but after losing the first set against dynamic duo Rublev and Khachanov he and Viktor Troicki clawed their way back.
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But each time they found themselves trailing — by 211-28, 211-29 and 23-22 — the Astros clawed back, finally taking a lead in the seventh.
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Stock markets clawed back deep early losses on Thursday, closing in on positive territory as the government's plans for a major economic stimulus became more clear.
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It has now clawed back more than a third of the ground it lost last week when it slumped to nearly $1.14, its lowest since 1985.
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The Bulldogs clawed back from a nine-point hole when Golden scored on a layup to lower the gap to 27-24 with 4:33 left.
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More mundane pets such as Franklin D. Roosevelt's Scottish terrier, Fala, and Senator Richard M. Nixon's cocker spaniel, Checkers, have clawed their way into American history.
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An index of leisure and airline stocks clawed back some losses from its worst day in more than three-and-a-half years to rise 1.4%.
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Scroll down to see which candidates have clawed their way into the top five of national and early state polling averages in the field of 18.
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The dollar clawed back some losses against its Japanese counterpart, rising 0.4 percent to 100.22 yen, though it was still down 1.1 percent for the week.
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I wanted to find out if Jaguar had warmed over a Range Rover, or had managed to make a proper, fully clawed member of the pride.
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As a result, we can see that US stock market clawed back gains after Navarro's talk in the overnight; The Dow's downtrend narrowed about 200 points.
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The Korean won clawed back some losses to trade at 1,28.4 won to the dollar after going as low as 20.81,20.23 won to the dollar overnight.
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Some of the species used in the study include: The African clawed frog, or Xenopus laevis, which is an invasive species that destroys native populations of frogs.
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FGIC insures about $1.2 billion of debt at the clawed-back agencies, while Ambac insures about $1.1 billion and Assured nearly $1.5 billion, according to the lawsuits.
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President Juan Orlando Hernandez has clawed back a thin lead over his challenger, TV-host Salvador Nasralla, but thousands of disputed votes could still swing the outcome.
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Under scrutiny over data privacy from Washington and Wall Street, Facebook clawed its way to an all-time high of about $218 per share in late July.
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The rules allow for bonuses to be cut, stopped or clawed back where bankers are subsequently found to have acted irresponsibly or breached risk or compliance regulations.
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The SPDR S&P Retail ETF clawed back into positive territory after being briefly dragged into the red at the open on the heels of Nordstrom's decline.
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As the horde of D.F.S. start-ups clawed their way out of the muck of online poker, only the sites with the biggest prize pools could survive.
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The currency dropped to $0.6893 in the Asian session though it clawed back the losses by mid-morning in Europe and was trading around flat at $0.6933.
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The currency has in recent sessions, however, clawed back some gains against the dollar and the euro despite weaker-than-expected retail sales and softer inflation data.
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Lo and behold, share prices clawed back a bit of ground in the three days of trading before the new-year holiday, which began on February 15th.
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In 2016 it clawed back 65 million euros from money put aside for bad loans whereas it booked an impairment charge of 15.03 million euros last year.
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Like Madonna before her, she was completely ready for it, never overwhelmed, and seemingly meticulously prepared to clutch every opportunity for being noticed in both clawed paws.
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"When we worked here together, we fought, scratched, and clawed to make people's lives a tiny bit better," Leslie says, in a toast during the series finale.
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The four-clawed lobster currently residing with Ready Seafood Co. of Portland, Maine, will not be on a menu thanks to her extra claws, NBC Connecticut reports.
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On Wall Street the S&P 20.23 ended 21.27 percent lower on Thursday, though it clawed back a large part of its earlier loss of 0.173 percent.
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The big U.S. technology stocks that have been the engine behind a multi-year bull market posted heavy losses overnight but clawed back some losses on Thursday.
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"Even when we fell behind 20-123, we clawed back in and found a way to get ourselves a really valuable point," Bruins coach Claude Julien said.
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The bank has already clawed back some bonuses and Mr Winters said that it would do so again for "clear-cut cases of malfeasance" or "gross negligence".
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An oriental small-clawed otter pup from Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia is beginning to venture out of its nest months after a close call at birth.
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Its CET22021 ratio only clawed back to 297.3% even after its AT298.2 was converted, but the bank has already submitted an updated capital plan to the PRA.
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MSCI's emerging market technology index fell as much as 2118.24 percent but later clawed back some of the losses with the overall emerging markets index now flat.
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With the best action movies, the audience can expect some fist fights — but it's even more fun to see it all go down between yellow-clawed hands.
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Last year it clawed back 61 million euros from money put aside for bad loans whereas it booked an impairment charge of 6 million euros this year.
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It had rained the night before, turning the entire park into something of a swamp, but the Tacoma grasped and clawed through the muck without much drama.
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It has clawed back from a seven-year low of $1.3836 hit late in February on concerns over the potential exit of Britain from the European Union.
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The Lakers (20-48) clawed to within 67-59 with 233:41 left in the third quarter but could not take full advantage of the Rockets' malaise.
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Five years later, with the economy teetering, the owners clawed back those gains and then some, but only after a protracted fight with DeMaurice Smith, Upshaw's replacement.
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"The fact that they went through refugee camps, came to the United states, clawed their way into an existence [and] eventually were elected, thank goodness," he said.
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The new strategy follows a series of setbacks for the army, which has failed to keep a tight grip on territory it has clawed back since 2015.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Australian actor Hugh Jackman returns as Wolverine in "Logan", playing the clawed mutant one last time after 17 years in the popular "X-Men" franchise.
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Dimitrov clawed his way back from a double break down in the decider to level at 5-63 and after Wawrinka broke again, Dimitrov forced the tiebreak.
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Across the Korean Strait, the Kospi tacked on 0.44 percent to close at 2,440.54 as blue chips that had fallen in the last session clawed back gains.
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According to the History Channel, Rebecca clawed at the first lady and some children before she had to be taken back to to her quarters for safety.
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On Friday, the dollar clawed back some losses against the yen, rising 0.4 percent to 100.22 yen, though it was still down 1.1 percent for the week.
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U.S. oil jumped more than 23% on Thursday for its best day on record, as it clawed back more than half of the losses from Wednesday's swoon.
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He probably clawed his way through his town's standard college-oriented curriculum, though it neither targeted his interests and abilities nor prepared him for work force success.
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The main stock index on Tuesday clawed back some of its losses as Asian markets stabilised, gaining 2.3% by the midday break, while the rupiah rose 0.5%.
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Citadel, ExodusPoint, Point72, and Millennium have both clawed back their losses from earlier this month, Bloomberg reports, with ExodusPoint positive for the month as of March 20.
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But it seems that chunky blonde highlights have clawed their way back onto our radar — and they're definitely not the worst thing to make a 2019 comeback.
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European shares clawed back some ground after opening lower, but by late morning, the broad Euro STOXX 600 was down 0.1%, still near a four-year high.
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Verstappen displayed plenty of that famous fight last year at the U.S. Grand Prix when he qualified 15th and clawed his way to a second place finish.
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Japan's Nikkei was down 1.2%, also paring earlier losses of over 2%, while Australian shares clawed back from a more-than-0.423% drop to shed just 0.14%.
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Law firm Slater & Gordon clawed back 0.883 percent after intense selling, that has seen its market capitalisation slump, since a series of profit warnings began last year.
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Los Angeles clawed back to within six games of division-leading Texas, while the Mariners fell out of first place for the first time since May 2.
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The Cavaliers clawed back in it with a 16-3 run, tying the score at 23-239 on Braxton Key's free throw with 215:231 to play.
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The mood overshadowed strong U.S. jobs data from last week and the euro and pound clawed back some lost ground on the greenback, each rising about 0.15%.
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Authorities have said they clawed back 2.3 billion yuan ($334 million) in graft proceeds from more than 70 countries and regions in the first 11 months of 2016.
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There's an amazing carving in a very early temple site in Peru, about 23 BCE, of a fanged, clawed shaman figure holding a mescaline-containing San Pedro cactus.
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The offshore yuan clawed as high as 6.7628 per dollar at one point, trimming the intraday loss to 6 pips from the previous late night close of 6.7622.
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The yuan slipped closer to the psychologically important level of 7 per dollar in late October, though it has clawed back some losses on hopes that Sino-U.
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The Kremlin, which under Vladimir Putin has clawed back some of the global influence lost when the Soviet Union collapsed, has denied meddling in elections in the West.
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After the Rockets trailed for much of the game, they clawed back into the contest by successfully utilizing the "hack-a" strategy, intentionally fouling the Thunder's Andre Roberson.
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Congress, now led by Indira's grandson, clawed back a little ground after its disastrous performance at the previous election, in 2014, in which it won only 44 seats.
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Apple's CarPlay has slowly but surely clawed its way into the once locked-down infotainment systems of nearly 50 manufacturers, but this week it's breaking totally new ground.
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The bank also clawed back 23.9 million euros from money put aside for bad loans last year compared to 21 million in the six months to June 20.8522.
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He has clawed back some support recently, but any big setback in U.S.-Canada relations at the meeting with Trump, 73, could undermine his fight for re-election.
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In the wake of the order, Illinois general obligation bond prices plummeted and yields soared in U.S. municipal market trading, although the bonds subsequently clawed back some losses.
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Wells Fargo's board will likely take further action on the bank's former head of the community bank, Carrie Tolstedt, and all of her options could be clawed back.
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In the wake of Lefkow's order, Illinois general obligation bond prices plummeted and yields soared in U.S. municipal market trading, although the bonds subsequently clawed back some losses.
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Curt Brown, an in-house marine biologist for Ready Seafood, told the NBC station he's never seen a four-clawed lobster in his 10 years in the business.
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Clinton was referring to the high marginal income tax rates that Obamacare imposes on workers through its tax credits, which get clawed back in a very unfair way.
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He said RWE had clawed back more than 200,000 British customers in July, which keeps the numbers stable at 5.2 million compared with the end of last year.
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They clawed back price losses as the session wore on, but remained underperformers on a day when higher-rated euro zone government bond yields fell 4-1.18643 bps.
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But Manuel, a 20-year-old Texan, clawed her way level with 25m left and with her final five strokes clocked an American-record time of 52.27 seconds.
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The proceeds, however, no longer would go to the North Korean military or the corrupt elites from whom Kim recently has clawed back some of the illicit riches.
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The conservative PiS party, which came to power in 2015, has clawed back control of many foreign-owned power and heating assets to ensure the country's energy security.
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Oil stocks were also in demand as crude prices clawed back some losses from a nearly 8 percent plunge the previous session amid easing worries about a glut.
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Brent, hit by growing signs of crude oversupply on world markets as demand ebbs, clawed back lost ground on Monday but was struggling to get much above $60.
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Wizards All-Star shooting guard Bradley Beale ended with a game-high 26 points as his team clawed back an 89-77 deficit going into the fourth quarter.
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Slowly the normally aggressive baseliner clawed her way back into the contest, winning three straight games as both players struggled to hold serve in a marathon opening set.
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The euro EUR= clawed back losses against the dollar in choppy trade and was last up 0.25 percent after falling as much as 0.4 percent after Draghi's comments.
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However, CEO Larry Fink told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Wednesday that since the end of the quarter, the company's assets under management had clawed back above $6 trillion.
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Overnight, shares on Wall Street slid in early trade on growth worries but later clawed back losses, with a surge in oil prices driving gains in energy shares.
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But Republicans clawed their way to control of the government by refusing to do just that—by denouncing any deviation from anti-government orthodoxy as socialism or worse.
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This will live on in Slayer's music, art, and history forever, and doesn't yet need to be clawed back and reclaimed as Metallica's tough guy cred once did.
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He multi-tasks while he is talking to me and continues to mince a whole red onion for garnishing purposes—in one minute flat, bear-clawed and all.
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Backed up by U.S.-led coalition airstrikes, artillery and advisers and equipment, U.S.-supported ground forces in Iraq and Syria clawed back towns and cities from the jihadists.
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After dropping more than 1.5 percent early in the day, the S&P 500 clawed back those losses and had gained 0.4 percent by the close of trading.
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Ms. el-Helw's younger sister, Ousa, who performed at a circus in Suez this winter, had a narrow scrape recently; a tiger clawed her neck during a performance.
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Even though the index clawed back some of its losses, it logged its worst day of the year, as well as its sixth-worst point drop in history.
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Schwartzman, previously 1-for-8 on break point opportunities in the match, clawed back and broke Anderson twice in a row to sneak away with the third set.
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Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange clawed higher to $6,9383 a tonne, the highest since May 10, before reversing and ending floor trading at $6,155, down $225.
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The scientists knit skin and heart cells scraped from the embryos of African clawed frogs (Xenopus laevis) into 3D shapes designed by artificial intelligence to accomplish certain tasks.
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Velvet worms are predators; they have pairs of clawed legs down the length of their bodies, and they catch prey using glue shot from nozzles on their heads.
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After rushing for three times for minus-21.5 yards in the opener, Bush clawed his way back to plus-2500 after a loss to Miami on Oct. 2000.
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And for fans rattled by novelty, Grisham also delivered "The Rooster Bar" this year, a sharp-clawed attack on student debt and the for-profit law school racket.
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LYON DOWNS CAEN Lyon clawed its way back into the battle for the Champions League spots with a 4-1 thrashing of Caen at home in the French league.
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But on Sunday evening inside Seoul's Four Seasons hotel, Lee Sedol clawed back a degree of pride for himself and the millions of people who watched the match online.
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Brent, the global oil benchmark, clawed back around 50 cents to get back above $65 ahead of U.S. trading while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude inched up to $55.50.
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But what if, at the same time, one of your friends said, "Holy shit, I know all about that clawed monster and we need to get in the car"?
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Under scrutiny over data privacy from Washington and Wall Street, Facebook clawed its way to an all-time high during the July 25 trading of over $218 per share.
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Sterling, hurt this week by dollar strength and concerns Brexit talks between the ruling Conservative and opposition Labour parties had run into the sand, clawed itself back above $1.29.
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They said about $163 million had been clawed back and used to satisfy payments due to general-obligation bondholders, who have the highest priority under the Puerto Rican constitution.
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The Mexican currency clawed its way back to levels last seen before the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president as higher oil prices helped lift emerging market currencies.
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But it clawed back almost all its losses after a draft EU document made no mention of the possibility that the two sides will fail to strike a deal.
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The participants admit plunging to a soul-shattering place of darkness before they clawed their way back to light, emerging as the teenagers and young adults they are today.
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It clawed back some of its losses after one of his advisers, Cemil Ertem, said the central bank had the independence to use all the tools at its disposal.
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The U.S. currency clawed back some of Monday's 1 percent losses against the yen and was last up 0.3 percent at 109.50 yen and at $1.11 to the euro.
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Though if Trump clawed back Pennsylvania or Michigan from the Democrats, who have won both electoral-rich states six times in a row, North Carolina would be more expendable.
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Boone Jenner, playing in just his fifth game after returning from injury, scratched and clawed at Markus Nutivaara&aposs rebound until he put it past Rask at 17:08.
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The euro clawed back 0.5 percent to $1.2288, after losing 1.8 percent last week, while the dollar eased 0.4 percent on a basket of currencies to stand at 103.
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That's an especially big statement for UnReal, an underdog of a critical favorite that clawed its way to four full seasons of varying quality and tons of swirling plot.
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Now, they got paid so it came in thirds, so that it could be clawed back – two thirds of it if they'd missed the second year and so on.
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Seychelles, rich in underwater reefs and postcard-perfect beaches, defaulted on its debt in 2008 and clawed its way back to prosperity with assistance from the International Monetary Fund.
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What's more, being a public assistance program leads to hard-fought gains becoming precarious; already, there's concern that the increased federal funding may be clawed back by the Senate.
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One of the most damaged roads, Glenn Highway, also happens to be the most traveled road in Alaska and looked like a massive machine clawed through it on Saturday.
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"We've all spent hours getting clawed and shredded by bamboo forests with thorns or dense scrub and bush, in the hope that we might find something," Mr. Mackey said.
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With persistence and unusual self-assurance (and a good portion of his savings), the plain-spoken father of three has clawed his way to the verge of show business.
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FERRARI (Sebastian Vettel 215, Kimi Raikkonen 213) No change from the grid position but Vettel clawed back three points from Hamilton and is now only 215 behind the Briton.
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Duckworth, who has also struggled with injuries, clawed his way back in the first set against a visibly frustrated Murray who dug deep to take the next three sets.
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Spain's Lopez began slowly and trailed 5-2 but he recovered strongly to take the first set before Coric, seeded seventh, clawed his way back to force a decider.
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Despite finishing 4th in the East, the Cavs clawed their way up to their inevitable defeat to the Warriors, finishing off the Celtics in an exciting 7-game series.
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Making matters worse, a surge of inflation, driven by higher oil prices, has clawed back almost all those wage gains, as David Leonhardt documents at the New York Times.
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Kentucky, who lost a lead and then clawed their way back in the final minutes of the second half, drew level with a beautifully impossible three by Malik Monk.
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She fired down a huge serve on match point and when Strycova clawed it back she stroked away the simplest of forehands to seal her place in the final.
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As the heat of packed-together bodies fogged the windows, passengers beat on the walls and clawed at the doors in a scene from a real-life horror story.
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Stocks briefly clawed back into positive territory for the year on Wednesday, as Beijing and Washington both hinted that they could make concessions to strike a deal on trade.
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But Oregon clawed its way back in the second half and took the lead, 42-40, on a 3-pointer by Louis King with 8 minutes 32 seconds remaining.
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Asian small-clawed otters are not domestically protected in Indonesia, but all trade in unprotected wildlife is subject to a harvest quota, and there is no quota for otters.
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We just kind of clawed and scratched, and when Judge's second home run got us to 9-4, it kind of gave us the feeling of 'Here we go.
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Wells Fargo later clawed back his unvested stock awards and some of his retirement payout, costing him $69 million but still leaving him in possession of an enviable fortune.
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Facebook had clawed its way back from bear market territory after the company's Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal and widespread reports of fake news, hate speech and foreign misinformation campaigns.
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His voice cracking with emotion, Khattab described how he clawed at his closing throat as images of others who had perished in past chemical attacks flashed before his eyes.
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The Tide clawed back within 93-91 on a Shackelford 3-pointer before J'Von McCormick sealed the win for Auburn by making two free throws with 17.7 seconds left.
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Fillon, who has slowly clawed back some ground lost after a fake jobs scandal, saw his score in the first round rise half a percentage point to 20 percent.
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Both indexes clawed their way out of correction territory, a level representing a 10 percent drop from 52-week highs, and have returned to positive ground for the year.
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But the Scarlet Knights clawed right back into the game, going on a 10-0 run to trim the deficit to a single point with 10:55 to play.
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And though Mr. Solomon wasn't a top-ranking Goldman executive at the time, he could see some of his $22000 million pay for last year clawed back as well.
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Just when I think I'm happy again, and have finally clawed his freaky theme music from my brain, the prodigal Toxic White Male will be back on my doorstep.
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But markets clawed back some of these losses as the sharp moves prompted traders to book profits, reduce positions and assess what is next for the pension reform process.
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After an early wobble, the DAX in Germany and France's CAC climbed more than 210.3 percent and London's FTSE 217.9950 and Wall Street futures both clawed back into positive territory.
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Mr. Wallace, the son of a struggling South Alabama farmer, clawed his way to power with hard work and a political antenna always ahead of the next public opinion poll.
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This week the currency has clawed back nearly 3 percent from the previous week after Trump appeared to soften his tone on some of his campaign rhetoric directed at Mexico.
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But the fact it hadn't quite clawed back yet marked a change of direction after eight days of back-to-back gains that have seen it jump almost 20.2 percent.
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Brent, the global oil benchmark, had clawed back around 50 cents to get back above $65 ahead of U.S. trading while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude inched up to $55.50.
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But Belarussian Azarenka, showing her trademark grit, clawed her way back from the brink and despite trailing 5-3 in the tiebreak sealed a remarkable victory with a backhand winner.
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Martin Lockley of the University of Colorado Denver said the dinosaurs, probably males, apparently gathered in groups and "went crazy scraping" with their clawed, three-toed feet to attract mates.
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The United States, gold medalists in Beijing in 2008, clawed their way back from the brink of elimination in Rio after losing their first two games to Canada and Italy.
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Undermined by lower U.S. yields, the dollar lost ground to its perceived safe-haven Japanese counterpart, though it clawed some of it back by the end of the Asian session.
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Djokovic clawed back to 3-3 but cracked after an unlucky touch off the tape put Nadal 6-4 up and the Spaniard wrapped up the set in 71 minutes.
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Many of those that have clawed their way to freedom choose a life of piracy, since it's corporate interests that spurred extraplanetary colonization and hybrid development in the first place.
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These creatures subsist on whatever they can, the oleaginous lumbering ones sleepily devouring the least elusive specimens in volume, the horribly blistered long-clawed ones chasing anything they can catch.
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This turkey-sized dinosaur, dubbed Halszkaraptor escuilliei, waddled the Earth more than 70 million years ago, where it probably terrified all the prehistoric fish that darted past those clawed feet.
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Hoyer said the difference now is that, under Trump's proposal, the funds will be clawed back to the Treasury, in lieu of being diverted to other programs similar to CHIP.
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In a daring net-rush, Lee hammered a shot into an open court to save one and clawed back to 20-18 when Chen smashed wide after a furious rally.
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For the blue-chip Dow, which includes stocks like GE and Goldman Sachs, the past five weeks' rally has now clawed back the deep losses that kicked off the year.
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MUFG and its rival Japanese banks enjoyed one-time gains in past years after they clawed back part of reserves for bad loans after the risk profile of borrowers improved.
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After trailing by as many as 18 points in the second half, Ohio clawed back within 57-229 on a putback layup by Lunden McDay with 236:223 to play.
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The box office star had clawed and fought his way up from beefcake roles in soft porn, his bare pale white ass was pumping on the screen for six seconds.
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In a country that has clawed its way out of the financial collapse of 2008 and that can boast of unemployment figures veering close to zero, voter angst is high.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Stocks in Asia clawed back some of their losses and US stock futures rebounded on Tuesday after China took steps to shore up the falling yuan.
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She discovers the terror of figuring out where to sit in the cafeteria ("this was worse than being trapped in a deep pit, being clawed at by trolls and earthworms").
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The real traded as low as 4.5136 per dollar, and by mid-session in Brazil on Friday it had clawed back some ground to trade at 4.4950 reais per dollar.
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Houston quickly extended to a 44-33 lead, and when the Knicks clawed within 53-49 midway through the period, Harden responded with 13 consecutive points as Houston reclaimed control.
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SHENZHEN, China — Chinese tech firm Huawei has clawed its way to the top in China and now it wants to clobber Apple and Samsung globally by selling to richer customers.
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The yield has clawed its way from a low of 2.65 percent touched last week in the wake of a stock market plunge that sent investors back into Treasurys temporarily.
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U.S. stocks clawed back some losses after their biggest one-day drop in three decades as investors set their hopes on more global fiscal stimulus to stem a global recession.
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So she's faced with this conundrum where she needs to present herself to the male in her weakest state, and the male is this giant, clawed, and very aggressive animal.
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But Croatia clawed its way back into the match and equalized in the 224th minute when Ivan Perisic beat Kyle Walker to Sime Vrsaljko&aposs cross and finished past Jordan Pickford.
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A previous federal attempt called Advance EITC was rarely used, in part because beneficiaries worried that their credit would be clawed back during tax season if they earned less than expected.
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But Croatia clawed their way back into the match and equalized in the 68th minute when Ivan Perisic beat Kyle Walker to Sime Vrsaljko&aposs cross and finished past Jordan Pickford.
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TSB's numbers would have been even worse but for 21 million pounds of compensation clawed back from Sabadell for the outages after transferring customer records to its in-house IT platform.
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London copper has clawed its way back from August's 13-month low of $5,773 per tonne but at a current $22015,22 is still 22 percent off its June peak of $25,21.85.
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Hypothetically, the scene could have been about Sansa realizing no matter how far she clawed her way out of sexist hardship, the men around her would be conspiring to break her.
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Negotiated withdrawals have been a common feature of the Syrian war in recent years as the government, aided by the Russian military and Iran-backed forces, has steadily clawed back territory.
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Under scrutiny over data privacy by Washington and Wall Street, Facebook eventually clawed its way to an all-time high on July 25, 2018, trading at more than $218 per share.
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When he arrived at Regent's Hill, about 10 miles outside Freetown, he saw that a huge part of a hillside had clawed off, crushing hundreds to death as it slammed below.
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But the yuan clawed back a bit of ground later in the month after a series of moves by China's central bank signaled that it was not comfortable with further losses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin bounced more than 6 percent on Wednesday, climbing above $4,000 and heading for its biggest daily jump since July as it clawed back ground after recent heavy selling.
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On the flipside, during good times firms often opt to reward workers with office perks and one-off bonuses, rather than pay rises that cannot easily be clawed back during downturns.
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Then the giant-monster-smash fest Rampage opened in April, and earned a middling $101 domestically; thanks to a strong showing in China, however, the movie clawed back $428 million worldwide.
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Brent clawed back to $240 a barrel almost two dollars better off than its overnight low, but the scars left it 6 percent lower than at the start of the week.
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The cut rate, the EC said, was the result of a special and illegal tax benefit Ireland offered to Apple and it must now be clawed back with interest on top.
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When Syrian government forces clawed back his eastern Ghouta hometown, near the capital Damascus, Salim followed hundreds of thousands of others who had fled to the northwest under rebel surrender deals.
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The more domestically focused midcap index rose 0.5% by 0743 GMT, as the pound clawed back some of its recent losses that were spurred by worries over a no-deal Brexit.
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Praneeth, however, clawed his way back from 221-215 and 15-7 deficits in the first game to take control of the match and hailed the win as his best result.
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But the currency clawed back a bit of ground later in the month after a series of moves by China's central bank signalled that it was not comfortable with further losses.
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Polls show Macron winning next Sunday with about 59-60 percent, but the momentum has been with Le Pen, who has clawed back about five percentage points over the past week.
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Eastern Ghouta, where the United Nations says around 400,000 people live, is a major target for Assad, whose forces have clawed back numerous areas with military backing from Russia and Iran.
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The rand fell 0.6 percent and the rouble slipped 0.3 percent as the dollar index clawed back some of its earlier fall that had seen it brush a two week low. .
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In a way it's some kind of miracle that the ACA ever clawed its way to popularity, or that the AHCA is so much more unpopular than the ACA ever was.
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Between the first and fifth centuries, catacombs were dug along the coastline just north of Klima, and the waves have clawed away at the cliffs, exposing the graves' arched, shadowy openings.
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Mr. Stumpf, they said, was offering little more than platitudes while allowing his top executives to avoid any real consequences — like being fired or having their enormous pay packages clawed back.
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But it has clawed back to around $1,235 an ounce as sharp falls on global stock markets in recent weeks revived interest in bullion as a safe place to park assets.
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Investors clawed back $110bn from hedge funds last year and further withdrawals in the past six months have left the industry at around $23tn, according to eVestment, which tracks fund flows.
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Mr. Stumpf did not address the likelihood that executives, including Ms. Tolstedt, might have their compensation clawed back, telling CNBC that there is a "board process" if that becomes a consideration.
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London copper has clawed its way back from August's 13-month low of $22015,22 per tonne but at a current $22,25 is still 21.85 percent off its June peak of $218,433.
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On the Democratic side, Mr. Lamont will be joined by Joseph P. Ganim, the mayor of Bridgeport, who clawed his way onto the ballot by collecting more than 19843,21984 valid signatures.
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Dmitri O. Rogozin, a deputy Russian prime minister, clawed some of them back during a December visit, according to the senior Arab diplomat, who would speak only anonymously, following diplomatic protocol.
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The Yankees clawed back a run and chased Brad Peacock out of the game as Gary Sanchez struck a single up the middle with a runner in scoring position, no less.
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Miami clawed back to within 10-6 at halftime, first driving 72 yards in 10 plays to a field goal by Jason Sanders with 58 seconds remaining in the first quarter.
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Miami clawed back to within 10-6 at halftime, first driving 72 yards in 10 plays to a field goal by Jason Sanders with 58 seconds remaining in the first quarter.
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The 21-year-old clawed back with consecutive aces to clinch the game before producing a string of powerful groundstrokes to break Kvitova's serve to love on her way to victory.
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Major Asian markets clawed back slight gains on Friday after finishing slightly lower in the last session, with most major indexes in the region tracking the strong lead from Wall Street.
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But they clawed back to force a final game, and looked to be on the verge of capturing their first championship in 108 years, when they blew a late-inning lead.
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That includes new rules that would allow bonuses for senior managers and certain risk-takers at financial companies to be clawed back for up to a decade in the event of misconduct.
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Kat, we know, is supported by her wealthy parents and got her first job at Scarlet because of her father; Jane and Sutton seem to have clawed their way in on merit.
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In Britain, France, Germany and Italy, parties which had once embraced socialism (in Italy's case, communism) clawed away from commitment to nationalization, ever-higher public expenditure and any form of class struggle.
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The Indian Ocean island, rich in underwater reefs and postcard-perfect beaches, defaulted on its debt in 6503 and clawed its way back to prosperity with assistance from the International Monetary Fund.
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Polls show Macron winning on May 7 with about 59-60 percent, but the momentum has been with Le Pen, who has clawed back about five percentage points over the past week.
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For Escape at Dannemora, though, only the recent past is important: the escape of Matt and Sweat, the two men who clawed their way out of prison via manipulation and power tools.
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The United States in 2011 adopted a policy that Assad must leave power but then watched as his forces, backed by Iran and then Russia, clawed back territory and secure Assad's position.
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After Ole Miss clawed back to within seven points, the Yellow Jackets use a 10-2 run to go ahead by 15, their largest lead, on Okogie's layup with 3:40 left.
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But in the urgency to watch Avengers: Infinity War—and the experience of watching one of 2018's major hits, A Quiet Place—the cinematic experience might have clawed some points back.
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The index initially fell as much as 1% but clawed back ground as the yen slid to a two-month low against the dollar after the Fed proved less dovish than anticipated.
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Stafford hit Jones for a 73-yard touchdown with 32 seconds left in the half, then clawed back in the game with a 77-yard scoring drive to open the third quarter.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's yuan shook off a much weaker official midpoint and clawed back from a one-month low against the dollar on Thursday as the greenback paused after its recent rally.
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Shares in DFS fell 10 percent in early trade but clawed back some of their losses to trade down 1.9 percent at 206 pence at 0905 GMT in a very volatile session.
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However, news this week that the bank had clawed back $75 million from former CEO John Stumpf and Carrie Tolstedt, who ran the community bank division, set off another round of questions.
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Fillon, who has slowly clawed back some ground lost after being hit by a fake jobs scandal, saw his score in the first round rise half a percentage point to 20 percent.
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Sterling, which has been hurt this week by dollar strength and concerns Brexit talks between the ruling Conservative and opposition Labour parties had run into the sand, clawed itself back above $1.29.
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The controversial Republican nominee has successfully grabbed the electoral race by the pussy and clawed back a one-point lead: Trump is on 46 percent of the vote, to Clinton's 45 percent.
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The dollar clawed back some lost ground against the yen in Europe on Friday, rising 0.2 percent to 103.19, but was still on course for a 1.5 percent loss for the week.
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Yet Wednesday's bounce hardly clawed back the sizable losses for equities over recent months, and broad market sentiment remained fragile given that the U.S.-China trade conflict is still far from resolved.
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In many of Mr. Trump's multiple insolvencies, he scratched, clawed and bullied creditors into leaving him with a substantial share in the reorganized company, allowing him to profit from any future success.
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One of these extinct kangaroos, known as a short-faced kangaroo, boasted a single-toed clawed foot (modern-day roos have three toes), weighed more than 260 pounds, and munched on plants.
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Bernie Sanders has clawed his way into a virtual tie with Clinton in Iowa polls, and the former secretary of state's backers are increasingly nervous that she could lose there once again.
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On Saturday, the Blackhawks, the defending Stanley Cup champions, trailed, 3-1, after one period but clawed back to win a Game 6 for the 12th time in their last 16 tries.
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Oil similarly clawed back some of its massive losses from Monday, rallying 7% and offering hope that markets had found a floor, although sentiment was still fragile a day after prices plunged.
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One bright spot for taxpayers: If your income was low in 2019, but high in 2020, your stimulus tax rebate won't be clawed back when you file next year, according to Levine.
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This area — with its deep, slender lakes that look as if they were clawed from the earth by a giant prehistoric feline — has defined itself as an unlikely source of superb rieslings.
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Minnesota helped the Rockets' cause with eight first-quarter turnovers, but the Timberwolves clawed back from a 13-point deficit by holding Houston scoreless for more than three minutes in the second.
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Where it stands: Brent crude futures were trading at $63.60 per barrel when the news hit and then tumbled by over $1, clawed back somewhat and then fell again, per Bloomberg data.
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Being careful not to touch the ground with any other body part, McCaffrey clawed forward with his right hand and then plunged the football into the end zone with his left arm.
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Being careful not to touch the ground with any other body part, McCaffrey clawed forward with his right hand and then plunged the football into the end zone with his left arm.
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The billionaire ex-mayor's eye-popping ad spending has left him floating largely above the fray as the rest of the Democrats have scrapped and clawed for votes in the early states.
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At the Masters, Sergio García became the first major winner to use the claw grip, and the next month Si Woo Kim, a recent convert, clawed his way to The Players Championship.
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The 10-year Treasury yield clawed its way back to a new four-year high Monday after an equity sell-off that it helped cause sent its rate back down last week.
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"Grab hold of my shoulder and I'll guide you through the passageway," Yee told me as I pawed and clawed my way around the edges of a room — far from the action.
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The U.S. leader has since clawed back slightly on threats of global tariffs, and said the implementation of such levies could be prevented if a "new and fair NAFTA agreement" is signed.
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Her 19673-foot-21967, 220-pound body was covered with more than 21968 stitches from being bitten, gouged and clawed by her co-workers, whom she never blamed for the many maulings.
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The new clawed mount fixes stones like Sri Lankan sapphires or Colombian emeralds at only four points, allowing the stone to look as if it is floating amid a cloud of diamonds.
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ODELL: Paul, a big miss this week for Senators Susan Collins and Richard Burr, who blocked a debate in Washington on a bill that would have clawed back $15 billion in federal spending.
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Five years later, Casey Calvert still doesn't know why a client paid her $600 to dress up as a feminized Freddy Krueger, complete with clawed gloves and fake blood, and masturbate on camera.
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"I thought this was one of the biggest games on our schedule this year," Cooley said after his team scratched and clawed its way to a 71-33 conference win over the Bulldogs.
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Oil prices fell nearly 242 percent on Wednesday on growing doubts OPEC will cut production, giving back the gains they clawed back after the U.S. government reported a surprise drawdown in crude inventories.
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Standard Chartered also warned that more than 150 current or former executives were at risk of having their bonuses clawed back if they were found to be responsible for the bank's poor performance.
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He clawed back that deficit, hit back from 4-1 in the second set and 3-1 in the third but could never get to grips with an opponent few will fancy facing.
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When the Wells Fargo board "clawed back" only $0003 million of retail banking head Carrie Tolstedt's departing compensation of $124 million, many people compared this to robbing a bank and netting $105 million.
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Sterling hit a 31-year low of $1.2796 last week, down around 15 percent since the June 23 referendum although it has since clawed back some ground against the dollar and the euro.
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Individually it stood at 1.20383 yen JPY=EBS having given up modest ground made in Asia, while the euro EUR=EBS clawed up to $1.0630 to bolster a fourth straight week of gains.
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The Heat led by 10 early in the third quarter but the Knicks clawed their way back to 75-71 by the end of the quarter with Lee scoring 11 in the period.
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Dustin Pedroia's two-run shot off Archer in the seventh gave Boston a 3-2 lead, but the Rays clawed back for the win, matching a season-high at four games over .500.
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Serving at 2-5, Nadal clawed his way back from 0-40 and saved five match points in all before another tired shot from the baseline sailed long to hand victory to Djokovic.
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Yet the latest bounce hardly clawed back the sizable losses for equities over recent months, and broad market sentiment remained fragile given that the U.S.-China trade conflict is still far from resolved.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling clawed back some ground on Monday, benefiting from political ructions in Italy that hit the euro, but concerns over Brexit kept the UK currency within sight of multi-year lows.
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Turkey's lira also clawed higher having sunk more than 3 percent on Tuesday, after its central bank shied away from raising rates in what was seen as another hit to its shredded credibility.
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While the FTSE 250 index earlier hit a near seven-month low, the index clawed back some of the early losses to close 0.5% lower on the back of a rise in sterling.
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The Horned Frogs clawed their way back once more, cutting the deficit to four on a 3-pointer by Parrish and getting with three on a layup by Robinson with 11:29 remaining.
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The Australian clawed his back from 3-0 down in the final set to force the tiebreak and even had two chances to win the match, but Herbert was equal to the task.
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The Knicks clawed back from their abysmal start and kept things relatively close, mostly thanks to Lopez, who scored 63 points while shooting 9 for 20 from the field and grabbing 20 rebounds.
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The dollar clawed back some lost ground on Friday, rising 315.553 percent to 2315.55 yen, but it was still down 22.8 percent for a week in which it dropped as low as 20.8.
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Currencies also clawed back ground as the Czech crown firmed 0.2% to 26.144 to the euro after dropping over 2% on Thursday amid market turmoil caused by economic worries from the coronavirus outbreak.
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With safe-haven currencies in demand, the dollar clawed back some ground from near five-month lows versus the yen and fell to its lowest against the Swiss franc in almost two years.
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In the third round last Friday, the 38-year-old clawed back from a set down to beat John Millman via a fifth set tie break in which he was trailing 8-4.
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Named xenobots after the African clawed frog (Xenopus laevis) from which they take their stem cells, the machines are less than a millimeter (0.04 inches) wide -- small enough to travel inside human bodies.
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Turkey's lira also clawed higher having sunk more than 0.61 percent on Tuesday, after its central bank shied away from raising rates in what was seen as another hit to its shredded credibility.
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Thiem finally broke Nadal at 3-3, but the Spanish champion clawed his way back into the set and saved a set point at 63-5 down, when Thiem hit a forehand long.
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After spending hours obtaining what amounted to "an Iraqi exit visa for cats," he was mercilessly clawed and bitten when officials insisted that he remove Malicki from her cage at a security check.
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In 1984, a cat on the field at the Kingdome in Seattle brought joy to everyone except the groundskeeper, who was bitten and clawed as he tried to carry the cat to safety.
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Resource stocks, led by energy firms, picked up as oil prices clawed back losses from Thursday, but gains were capped by Beach Energy Ltd, the biggest percentage loser on the energy sub-index.
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Eventually it clawed some of that back, but it seems that for now, enough of its biggest users are on iOS that Snap continues to prioritise it when it comes to new features.
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On Sunday, however, Reed clawed his way back onto solid ground by thrashing Taiwan's C.T. Pan 4&2 and ended up celebrating his third Presidents Cup triumph after wins in 2015 and 2017.
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"We've clawed our way back and now the market is just waiting ahead of the start of earnings season next week," said Donald Selkin, Chief Market Strategist at Newbridge Securities in New York.
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"We've just been laying in the weeds for seven years just doing what we do," Swinney said of the Tigers, who clawed their way up the ladder the old-fashioned way, by stockpiling talent.
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The Gators clawed back to 43-37 on a dunk from Egbunu, but Duke responded with a trey from Allen and a layup from Tatum to move ahead 50-37 with 20003:02 left.
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Late in the second period in Calgary, the Flames clawed back into the game, taking a fairly circuitous route to get there: a wrist shot, a deflection, and a bounce off an opponent's face.
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The Angels slowly clawed back from a four-run deficit, striking first in the fourth inning when designated hitter Shohei Ohtani belted a two-run homer off Astros right-hander Justin Verlander (13-23).
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Over the past two years, as the Nigerian army has clawed back towns in the north-east of the country from Boko Haram, an Islamist group, starving people have poured in from nearby villages.
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It has clawed its way back to $5,210 but with bearish funds still massing on the short side it remains to be seen whether this is anything other than a pause for collective breath.
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CME feeder cattle futures fell in response to a jump in Chicago Board of Trade corn and soybean futures, which clawed back from recent declines as traders shifted their focus to U.S. planting delays.
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S. trade tensions weighed heavily on the yuan for most of last year, but it has clawed back some ground in recent months as Washington and Beijing resumed negotiations aimed at ending the dispute.
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Although Mellie, who clawed her way into the Oval Office come Hell or high water, is more preferential to jewel tones and pearls than black leather and machine guns, there is a certain resemblance.
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Oil prices clawed back ground on Tuesday amid hopes for new output curbs from OPEC+ following their extended slide over the last two weeks on concern about the global economic impact of China's coronavirus.
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The index initially fell as much as 1% but clawed back ground as the yen slid to a two-month low against the dollar after the Fed proved to be less dovish than anticipated.
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Turkey's lira and India's rupee both sank to record lows, though the lira clawed back some ground as its central bank raised one of its benchmark interest rates for the first time since 0003.
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The researchers also said it's unlikely the punctures were caused by a large-clawed giant ground sloth, as its claws "should have resulted in very different injuries from those reported here," the authors wrote.
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Gold pulled back from an earlier five-month high on Thursday as the dollar clawed back some of the ground it lost after U.S. President Donald Trump said the U.S. currency was too strong.
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Oil prices clawed back some ground from losses in the previous session, but an increase in U.S. crude inventories and uncertainty in the run to an OPEC meeting next week kept markets under pressure.
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The moves were certainly exacerbated by a big and broad dollar rally, and the pound has since clawed back the worst of its losses against the euro, rebounding from 10-month lows EURGBP=D3.
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There are a lot of species of lobster, but we're interested in the recognizable, clawed lobsters you might see on the menu: Homarus americanus and Homarus gammarus, better known as American and European lobster.
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So here's our ace in the hole: Democrats in competitive districts have winning messages and profiles that speak to the moderate, purple, and even Republican-leaning districts they just clawed back from Republican control.
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Accountants are questioning whether that means that gifts in excess of $5 million might be clawed back into the donor's estate and hit with the gift and estate tax if you die after 2025.
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But outside the crumpled buildings, the urgency was palpable as rescue workers clawed at rubble to remove it piece by piece and volunteers passed buckets of debris along long lines to waiting dump trucks.
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Miami had clawed to eight points behind and the shot clock was about to expire on the Lakers, but Ingram connected on a long jumper from the left wing to make it 104-94.
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The Spurs led by 11 points after a huge third quarter, but Atlanta clawed back to within 943-118 on a basket by Young with 48 seconds to play, setting up Huerter's game-winner.
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The Spurs led by 11 points after a huge third quarter, but Atlanta clawed back to within 120-118 on a basket by Young with 1103 seconds to play, setting up Huerter's game-winner.
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It clawed back some losses to end at 2,336 yuan, down 0.9 percent, but still finished the week down around 10 percent, the steepest weekly decline since the bourse launched rebar futures in 2009.
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It added 0.5 percent against its perceived safe-haven Japanese counterpart the yen and clawed back ground against the high-flying euro as an ECB policymaker flagged caution about the single currency's recent rise.
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The threat eventually de-escalated, and talks moved back to Trump's powers to strike Iran in the first place — which he claimed under a 2002 war authorization that Lee has clawed at for years.
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After the tax overhaul, accountants were concerned that transfers exceeding $5 million would be clawed back into people's estates and subject to the 40% tax after the gift and estate exemption decreases in 2026.
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Terrified, I clawed at the walls of the trunk looking for anything, until finally, buried under the trunk's covering, we found the cable connecting the passenger compartment's trunk release button to the trunk latch.
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The Knicks temporarily took advantage, running up a 17-point lead, but their offense slowed down and produced just 14 points in the third quarter, and Toronto clawed back and rode DeRozan to victory.
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But by the close, the Dow clawed back those declines and finished modestly higher, logging a 10th positive session in the past 11 and closing less than 1% away from July's all-time highs.
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Against the perceived safe-haven yen, the common currency clawed back some territory and rose 0.2 percent to 122.73 , after earlier dropping as low as 122.085, which was its lowest level since April 2013.
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Big U.S. lenders Bank of America Corp, Citigroup Inc and JPMorgan Chase & Co fell more than 192.500% in premarket trading, after the banking index clawed back nearly a third of its value this week.
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It has clawed its way back to $249.4,250.2 but with bearish funds still massing on the short side it remains to be seen whether this is anything other than a pause for collective breath.
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Anderson clawed a break back when Pella sent a backhand volley wide with the court at his mercy, but the Argentine broke again and served out the set to take a 2-0 lead.
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But Fiorentina actually clawed back and turned Lazio's insurance goal into a game-winner with a goal of their own in the 93rd minute on a bit of a howler from the Lazio keeper.
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The Cavaliers clawed back from an 11-point deficit before pulling in front on a slam dunk from James near the midway mark of the second quarter that brought the home crowd to their feet.
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After the tax overhaul became official, accountants were worried that gifts exceeding $5 million would be clawed back into the donor's estate and hit with the 40 percent tax if the donor dies after 2025.
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So far this year, foreign investors have been net buyers of stocks in markets such as Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam, while currencies in the region have clawed back some of their 21 losses.
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Indiana clawed back from an 18-point deficit on Wednesday and was within 95-953 when Oladipo, who scored 32 in the opener, somehow came free but missed maybe his easiest shot in two games.
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The euro, meanwhile, clawed back some gains as Italy took steps to form a new government and as German Chancellor Angela Merkel said over the weekend that Germany favoured moves toward a European Monetary Fund.
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Minnesota clawed back in the bottom of the third, getting singles from the No. 8 and 153 hitters to set up Dozier, who smacked his 33rd homer of the season, into the left-field seats.
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That's the antithesis to incumbent providers who offer large discounts for new customers, which are then clawed back the following years on the premise that you are too lazy or time poor to bother switching.
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"This boy has fought, scraped, clawed and willed his way to recovery," Joey's aunt and guardian, Andra Munoz, wrote on Saturday on Joey Strong, the Facebook page she dedicated to chronicling his challenging health journey.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's stocks clawed back earlier losses on Friday but lengthened a string of weekly declines as Washington's tariffs on Chinese goods took effect, escalating the trade row between the world's two largest economies.
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The Rockets clawed to within one point on a Harden trey seconds later but the Pistons kept firing into the fourth, finishing 12 of 30 on 3s while shooting 47.5 percent (38 of 80) overall.
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The Turkish lira had been testing record lows against both the dollar and the euro but clawed higher after officials from the central bank said they would be prepared to act to halt the rout.
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The mixed performance in Asia comes after shares on Wall Street slid in early trade Wednesday on growth worries but later clawed back losses, with a surge in oil prices driving gains in energy shares.
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That fed through to Asia on Wednesday, taking MSCI's index of ex-Japan Asia-Pacific shares almost half a percent lower, but it clawed back some of those falls to trade flat by 0900 GMT.
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But the euro clawed back some gains as Italy took steps to form a new government and as German Chancellor Angela Merkel said over the weekend that Germany favored moves toward a European Monetary Fund.
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The Japanese got an early break in the second, but Lopez clawed his way back to at 3-3 before Nishikori broke again and held his nerve with a flawless service game to seal victory.
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To fully understand the origins of the Sirens, we have to travel back to Ancient Greece, where, according to tradition, winged and clawed bird-women lured sailors to destruction through the power of their song.
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Even before I could eat crawfish, I loved watching my dad and uncles haul in ten-pound bags of the clawed critters, live and squirming, for backyard boils at our houses in the Houston suburbs.
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He understood why, particularly for the party out of power, a new member's first job was to keep his seat, while the whole team clawed toward a majority, and at first he did his bit.
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Over the past several years, ISIS has seen a huge reversal of fortunes, as US-backed forces in the region and other groups steadily clawed back every single inch of land the terrorists once controlled.
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Stocks had briefly clawed back into positive territory for the year on Wednesday, as Beijing and Washington both sent signals indicating they could make concessions to strike a deal that resolves their differences over trade.
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The Saints clawed back to 26 points behind at halftime, and then in the third quarter, Brees found his rhythm, conducting the epic drive that left the Eagles' defense, already banged up from injuries, exhausted.
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They hiked the lead to 18 points at the first-half peak and ultimately snuffed out the Pelicans' spirit with a dominant response after New Orleans had clawed to within 4 points shortly before intermission.
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The Tigers led 113-33 early in the second half before the Owls clawed back behind their defense, seizing a 45-39 lead following a 27-23 run highlighted by a dunk by Jake Forrester.
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Goods-producing jobs in manufacturing and construction, which had been roughly flat since 1979, plummeted by more than three million before a building boom fueled by an inflating housing bubble clawed back many of them.
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Under the creditors' view, borrowing the money rendered Tribune insolvent and public shareholders received more than reasonable value for their stock; therefore, some of that money could be potentially clawed back as a fraudulent conveyance.
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Meanwhile, Chao has yet to meet with another entity with a tense relationship with DOT: the California High-Speed Rail Authority, from which DOT clawed back nearly $211 billion in rail funds earlier this year.
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Crude prices slid by as much as 7 percent in early trade as investors got their first chance to react to the news, but they had clawed back around half of those losses by 1200 GMT.
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" And if you're wondering who crafted the most tense parts of Flynn's gritty psychological thrillers, it was definitely Flynn's sharp-clawed writing partner: "Roy has 'helped' me with my last two books and all my screenplays.
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Oil prices clawed back ground on hopes for additional production cuts from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies to offset the expected drop in demand from China triggered by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Australian banks, which heavily rely on mortgages to grow their business, had heavily clawed back lending over the past year as a powerful public inquiry unearthed a series of malpractices forcing them to tighten lending standards.
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Bouchard, who also reached the 2014 Wimbledon final and climbed as high as fifth in the world before slumping, clawed back from 0-5 down in the second set but a relieved Bacsinszky finally sealed victory.
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Oil prices clawed back ground on hopes for additional production cuts from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies to offset the expected drop in demand from China triggered by the coronavirus outbreak.
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But Jia's promises — like a $1 salary that turned back into $243,2000 a month — suggest Breitfeld may have more to worry about, as no one has successfully clawed power away from Jia at Faraday Future yet.
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And every Central States pensioner should take note that politicians never seem to have their pensions cut or clawed back, even when they "retire" and immediately return to salaried government work or get convicted of crimes.
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Charlotte benefited from the Rockets shooting just 36.4 percent in the opening quarter, but Houston incrementally clawed back in the second by drilling six 3-pointers and going 12 of 12 at the free-throw line.
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Even this Mets fan, originally torn about whom to root for in the 2017 Fall Classic, sat on the edge of my seat in disbelief as Houston clawed its way to a win against Los Angeles.
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European bourses climbed more than 1 percent at the end of a third straight week of losses and benchmark 10-year German bond yields clawed back up to the zero mark as investors' risk averseness eased.
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The dollar slumped after Trump's remark that it was "getting too strong" and would hurt the U.S. economy, but it later clawed back those declines to snap a three-day losing streak, its longest since January.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks clawed back losses late on Wednesday as investors appeared to brush off geopolitical concerns after falling in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's "fire and fury" warning to North Korea.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. corporate pensions clawed into the black in late 03 as Wall Street rallied in anticipation of faster U.S. growth and inflation under a Trump administration, data from Wilshire Consulting showed on Wednesday.
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The last time we saw Logan in a significant role was 2014's X-Men: Days of Future Past, where we got a backwards glance at our razor-clawed antihero's time-traveling exploits during the '70s.
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Nigerian Minister of Defence Mansur Ali blamed the summer wet season for the spike in attacks in the northeast and the loss of control of territory that the army clawed back from Boko Haram last year.
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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon got $23 million, but his firm said some of that could get clawed back if the results of an investigation into the 1MDB scandal would have influenced the board's pay decisions.
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The New Republic, which in 2010 had an abysmal 21 percent of its bylines written by women and had only clawed its way up to 27 percent by 2014, jumped up to 45 percent in 2015.
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TOKYO, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks edged up in choppy trade on Tuesday as shares in China clawed back some ground after plunging 7 percent in the previous session, calming fears of an extended global selloff.
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As it turns out, Pell has three African clawed frogs: the one I've seen in the exhibition, one at his own museum and one in his freezer at home next to his wife's placenta (don't ask).
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Oakland clawed within 8-6 on an RBI double by Ryon Healy in the fifth, and made it a one-run game on a solo home run by Khris Davis, his 35th, leading off the seventh.
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The Warriors clawed within 87-77 in the third quarter, but when Harden fed Capela for an alley-oop dunk with 9:05 remaining in the game, the Houston lead was back up to 107-86.
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State energy group CNPC on Tuesday forecast China's crude oil output would rise 0.2 percent in 2018, on the prospect of higher global oil prices, which have clawed their way back to near $70 a barrel.
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But all the same, the new darkness of the tone allows for killer moments like Buffy, having just clawed her way out of her own coffin, watching her robot double get dismembered right before her eyes.
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SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about a possible ban on the international trade of Asian small-clawed otters included a quotation from a biologist that described incorrectly an increase in the popularity of pet otters.
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And after the Yankees had clawed back to even the score against deGrom with two runs in third, an old Yankees nemesis — Jose Bautista — hit a two-run homer to put the Mets ahead for good.
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Benchmark Brent crude prices slid by as much as 7 percent in early trade as investors got their first chance to react to the news, but clawed back some losses and were last down 2.6 percent.
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After getting knocked down earlier this year amid sharp declines in big tech and trade war-induced volatility, the broader market has clawed back its gains and all major indexes hover at or near record highs.
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The U.S. dollar clawed higher as investors awaited the outcome of the Federal Reserve meeting and drew some support from hopes that U.S. President Donald Trump will delay the imposition of more tariffs on Chinese goods.
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While the lira late last week clawed back sizable losses after touching all-time lows of just over 7 to $1 a week ago Monday, it has now declined about 563 percent so far in August.
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But if members of Congress start worrying that money appropriated for one purpose will be clawed back by the White House and handed over for a different one, look for spending battles to get bloodier still.
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ISLAMABAD (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is aiming to fight climate change and pollution by planting trees on government land clawed back from politically connected landlords who have illegally profited from it for years.
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The Russian rouble weakened following a drop in oil prices to their lowest since late September, though Moscow stocks clawed higher as crude showed signs of a fight back and Poland maintained eastern Europe's recent hot streak.
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Their first three made baskets in the second quarter came from behind the arc, and when the Wizards clawed to within 54-45 on a Beal bank shot, the Rockets added three additional 3-pointers in succession.
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The deployment of up to 250 Special Forces soldiers increases U.S. forces in Syria roughly sixfold and is aimed at helping militia fighters who have clawed back territory from Islamic State militants in a string of victories.
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The inquiry recommended that banks be obliged to obtain an independent audit of their regulatory returns and that contracts of senior executives should include a provision allowing bonuses to be clawed back linked to medium term performance.
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Both copper and aluminium were weaker for much of the session but clawed into positive territory before the close as the dollar index slipped, making commodities priced in the U.S. currency cheaper for buyers using other currencies.
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Asian stocks clawed back losses on Friday as China's efforts to bolster investor confidence helped its share markets rally, although data showing the world's second-largest economy growing at the slowest pace since 21 capped broader gains.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar clawed back some ground on Friday after skidding to a two-week low against the yen, but was still on track for weekly losses after the Federal Reserve meeting minutes disappointed dollar bulls.
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MaNa clawed back a single win for humanity in a live demonstration against a less experienced agent trained to use the camera in a way closer to how human players do, but it felt like a footnote.
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Oil prices clawed back gains on Tuesday after Brent crude hit its lowest in close to a month following a report that the U.S. government had asked Saudi Arabia and other major exporters to increase oil output.
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The world's top-rated men's team, the United States, lost its first two matches and was on the brink of elimination, but clawed back lost ground to reach the semifinals, only to be knocked out by Italy.
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"In the first part of the year, what we have largely done is clawed back what we lost in the fourth quarter that was based upon geopolitical and Federal Reserve fears that are now ebbing," Schutte said.
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Texas clawed back from a four-run deficit in the finale, getting a two-run home run from Nomar Mazara, his 18th, in the seventh inning before catcher Jonathan Lucroy added an RBI single in the eighth.
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Still, the latest payroll data underscores the striking rebound at American factories, which lost more than two million jobs in the recession, but have clawed their way back and recovered more than one million positions since 2010.
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But by thrusting himself squarely into the debate, as Mr. Macron did in Souillac, and showing his command of all the subjects thrown at him, the president has clawed back lost ground in the population at large.
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The dollar clawed back earlier losses against a basket of major currencies after U.S. data showed a rise in retail sales last month and an uptick in underlying inflation, which cemented expectations for further interest rate hikes.
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She performed with tigers until she was nearly 19553, her 5-foot-3, 100-pound body covered with more than 21912 stitches from being bitten, gouged and clawed (though she never blamed her tigers for the maulings).
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First, it clawed back a lot of its pricey international expansion strategy (and along with that a lot of the costs associated with it); and second, it removed all listing fees to encourage more people to list.
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World stocks clawed their way back from two-month lows on Wednesday, though momentum was weak and U.S. futures suggested Wall Street could lapse back into losses after rebounding from the biggest sell-off in six years.
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"The problem with the old welfare system wasn't that it gave money to single mothers, but that it clawed it back, dollar for dollar, when they went to work," said Samuel Hammond of the libertarian Niskanen Center.
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Asking for a Player Insurance Fund—at the precise amount that could be clawed back during a spatting campaign—would be a step in the right direction, and help athletes such as Johnson sleep more soundly at night.
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And Mr Schneiderman's office clawed away $12m, settling a case that the two companies had "consistently misled consumers in advertisements" that overstated their odds of winning money against the professional "sharks" who fish for novices in DFS waters.
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As the dollar and Treasury yields fell from highs hit on Monday and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump appeared to row back from campaign pledges to build a border wall with Mexico, the peso clawed back 24.4753 percent .
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While the Islanders have clawed their way back into playoff contention from the Eastern Conference cellar and were coming off consecutive road wins for the first time this season, they weren't able to put much pressure on Korpisalo.
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"I'm not real confident that he's going to have a good chance because of the momentum Trump has," John Raymond said before Cruz spoke at the fairgrounds here, as his 20-month-old daughter clawed at his legs.
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Instead, patient Z258's blood contained immune proteins called antibodies that block the virus from infecting cells, and they can neutralize a whopping 98 percent of the de-clawed HIV virus strains the scientists generated in the lab.
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Copper clawed back some of the previous session's hefty losses on Friday as supply disruptions in Chile and Indonesia lent support, but stayed on track for a second straight weekly drop as concerns over the demand outlook weighed.
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The pound, whose precipitous slide since the so-called Brexit decision took it to a three-decade low on Monday, clawed back some of its losses, while London's main stock index and Continental European shares rose, as well.
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In commodities, copper got its customary lift from the China optimism - China is the biggest buyer of the metal - and oil clawed higher after taking a hit on Wednesday from a surprisingly large build in U.S. crude inventories.
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In currency markets, sterling clawed up to $1.3282 after slipping to as low as $1.3183 in the previous session as lawmakers cast doubt on Prime Minister Theresa May's third attempt to get parliament to back her Brexit deal.
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Against the yen the dollar stood at 114.7 yen, having given up the modest ground it made in Asia, while the euro clawed up to $1.0630 to bolster a fourth straight week of gains against the U.S. currency.
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The Trail Blazers clawed within 22-23 on a pair of free throws by Jusuf Nurkic (143 points, 214 rebounds) with 236:8 remaining before Gordon (14 points) responded with a driving layup that beat the shot clock.
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The British pound, which on Thursday suffered its worst day since 2016 after a string of ministers opposed to a Brexit deal quit, clawed back some losses on Friday as Prime Minister Theresa May stuck to her proposals.
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The dollar clawed back earlier losses against a basket of major currencies after U.S. data showed a rise in retail sales data last month and an uptick in underlying inflation which cemented expectations for further interest rate hikes.
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The battered pound has clawed back 2.5 percent against the dollar this week, with Thursday's court ruling adding to a run of political and economic developments perceived as positive by investors worrying over the economic fallout of Brexit.
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Having clawed victory from the jaws of defeat in a 563-92 overtime win against Turkey, the United States hit top gear from the start and never looked back after racing into a 13-0 lead against Japan.
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Mr. Macron, by going week after week deep into the country and standing for hours on end lecturing and taking questions, has clawed back some of the popularity he lost at the height of the Yellow Vest movement.
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Russian assets have come under pressure on financial markets amid concerns that possible new sanctions could hurt the economy, though the rouble on Tuesday clawed back some earlier losses as investors bet any sanctions would not be swift.
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However, the index has since clawed back much of that ground, helped in part by expectations that the European Central Bank and Bank of England will step in to support markets from the effects of the Brexit vote.
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Nadal also served and volleyed 20 times, winning 17 of those exchanges, while Medvedev picked up his own serve-and-volley pace in the final three sets as he shifted strategies and clawed his way back into contention.
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A crew of wonderful writers teamed up for an exhaustive explainer on the cultural and philosophical underpinnings of the far right movement that has recently clawed its way from the fringes and into the center of our politics.
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