Its sequel, 2014's The Amazing Spider-Man 2, opened to $91.6 million domestically, going on to gross $202.8 million domestically and nearly $709 million worldwide.
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The film grossed $22016 million domestically in its opening weekend, just skirting past Universal Pictures' critically acclaimed horror film, Us, which grossed $210 million total domestically.
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The Amazing Spider-Man, starring Andrew Garfield, launched in 2012; it opened to $62 million domestically, going on to gross $262 domestically and nearly $758 million worldwide.
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"As a portfolio manager, focus more on domestically facing companies whose revenues are more domestically sourced, more services oriented in particular, versus on the goods side of the economy," he said.
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Formalized, institutionalized rape in such a weird ... but domestically.
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WALLACE: I need to ask you, domestically, not internationally, domestically inside Russia, why is it that so many of the people that opposed Vladimir Putin end up dead or close to it?
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The Universal Pictures film brought in only $25.5 million domestically.
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Internationally, that is – domestically, Beast has already beaten Alice, too.
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I don't think that all that stuff means anything domestically.
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The film earned $30.4 million domestically in its opening weekend.
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Domestically exposed banks Barclays and Lloyds rose 2.9 percent each.
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These have spread Muslim mistrust of domestically produced halal products.
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Maybe blame falls on them domestically because they're within reach.
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SATC 2 earned $95.3 million domestically and $288.3 million globally.
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Most summers, a comedy breaks out domestically, if not worldwide.
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The impacts are to be seen both domestically and abroad.
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Roosevelt's major impact would have come domestically, according to Gage.
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And we've taken some trips domestically that have been fun.
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They're manufactured by Motivate and assembled domestically by Detroit Bikes.
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The domestically focused FTSE 250 index was up 0.1 percent.
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Domestically, though, the government is still confident of its grip.
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Having dialogues about cyber issues domestically is certainly nothing new.
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Britain's domestically focused FTSE 250 index was up 1.5 percent.
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The domestically focused FTSE 250 index closed 0.8 percent higher.
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Coal was an important resource domestically for EDP last year.
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The domestically focused FTSE 250 index was up 0.2 percent.
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The tax is already applied domestically in some EU countries.
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But most of the aluminum Boeing uses is domestically produced.
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The organization has now branched out both domestically and internationally.
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People reports that Wonder Woman took in $115 million domestically.
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Domestically, trucks move about 72% of US goods by weight.
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Since the 2016 referendum, the domestically-focused FTSE 250 index .
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China's first domestically built carrier will be commissioned within months.
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How he was "radicalized domestically," per the claim from Gov.
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Altria will sell the device domestically under an existing deal.
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Domestically, we must make the investments that great nations make.
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However, the U.S. military does not provide humanitarian assistance domestically.
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Domestically, California has long been a leader on vehicle emissions.
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Two decades ago, most hospital protective gear was made domestically.
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The villain origin story has grossed over $247 million domestically.
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Domestically, the film hauled in $22024 million in ticket sales.
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An index with more domestically focused British firms slid 0.6%.
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Both domestically and internationally, this is an extremely controversial decision.
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It's since made $20 million domestically and $121 million worldwide.
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Jet services both domestically and internationally are continuing to operate.
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In 2014, "Guardians Of The Galaxy" grossed $773 million at the box office globally ($333 million domestically), while its sequel grossed $863 million globally in 2017 ($389 million domestically), according to Box Office Mojo.
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"But domestically we have not seen much change," Mr. Asgarzadeh said.
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The film has made more than $50 million domestically to date.
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It is also building a domestically designed aircraft carrier in Dalian.
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He should start domestically by condemning attacks on mosques and Muslims.
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He can use antifa as a pretext for deploying troops domestically.
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"Domestically, there are financial stability risks from property market," he added.
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And not just domestically, which again we too often focus on.
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The official said preclearance efforts are being strengthened domestically and overseas.
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The more domestically-focused British mid cap index slipped 0.1 percent.
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It has now collected $132.5 million domestically and $287.4 million globally.
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Plans to open new stores domestically and internationally should bode well.
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The midcap FTSE 250, more domestically focussed, was 0.2 percent lower.
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Domestically, the reaction was also heated, but for a different reason.
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"[G]rowth rates domestically appear to be rapidly decelerating," he added.
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Domestically, it set the new box office record at $250 million.
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Biometrics have been used in the defense industry domestically for decades.
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But really, we're just focused on growth, both domestically and abroad.
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Beezer leads Sapphire Ventures' investments in venture funds domestically and internationally.
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With crude prices falling and rupee firming, domestically, things have improved.
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This is the X-2, Japan's first domestically produced stealth fighter.
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Such moves are invariably popular domestically, at least in the beginning.
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He later joined the Navy and served domestically throughout the war.
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Endgame brought in $61.3 million domestically, compared to Pikachu's $58 million.
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Inferno is the real loser of the weekend, at least domestically.
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Those flying domestically may be afraid of facing harassment, she says.
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Domestically, it's already passed up "Fifty Shades of Grey" ($166.2 million).
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The IUCN does not regulate the ivory trade, domestically or globally.
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The US fights the war on drugs both domestically and overseas.
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Domestically, it has given him a confidence to speak his mind.
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The company held a monopoly on telephone service domestically until 1982.
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The government barred officials from forcing foreigners to buy inputs domestically.
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But the plan met with strong opposition both domestically and abroad.
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It would also speed the export of domestically produced natural gas.
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This makes any overt cooperation with America a tough sell domestically.
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With TPG's investment, it expects to grow both domestically and internationally.
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Brazil's presidential fleet also features several domestically produced Embraer VIP transports.
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Combined, they've grossed nearly $4 billion domestically and $10 billion worldwide.
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Tarantino's last three releases have all performed better overseas than domestically.
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Montgomery County though was selling the majority of its recyclables domestically.
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But CAOA is the rare company that is actually domestically owned.
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The domestically focused FTSE mid-cap index was up 0.6 percent.
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The film made just $86 million domestically during its theatrical run.
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It was her version of going electric — both professionally and domestically.
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Those only apply domestically, however, and international expansion may be costly.
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Russia's central bank is buying domestically produced gold from commercial banks.
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It also make German imports cheaper and therefore more competitive domestically.
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American has cut 75% of its international capacity and 20% domestically.
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When troops are used domestically, the matter of "authorities" becomes paramount.
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Domestically, the disappearances and forced detentions without due process are common.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS DOMESTICALLY GENERATED INFLATION IS PRETTY FIRM RIGHT NOW
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"Rough Night" opened in 3,000 theaters domestically and some 40 countries.
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Eight of his films each grossed more than $20153 million domestically.
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Mr. Kim may find himself under pressure domestically to continue negotiations.
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The domestically focussed FTSE mid-cap index was up just 0.5%.
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The period dramedy made $10 million domestically and $23 million worldwide.
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Domestically, we have to combat the coronavirus with more than medicine.
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"We may see them continue to inflame tensions domestically," he said.
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But Indian leaders very seldom practiced domestically what they preached internationally.
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Iraq used them domestically and against Iran, both in the 1980s.
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It&aposs made $75 million domestically and over $100 million globally.
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Why have the internationally oriented companies outperformed the domestically focused ones?
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A depressed greenback makes domestically produced metals cheaper for foreign buyers.
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The regime has had a difficult time domestically in recent months.
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Gililland was engaged in a domestically violent relationship with Mr. Gililland.
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It&aposs since made $110 million domestically and $206 million worldwide.
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Britain's domestically focused midcaps, a gauge of Brexit anxiety, fell 1%.
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It's now made over $100 million domestically and $312 million worldwide.
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How does Xi's meeting with Kim play domestically in China, then?
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Domestically, he needs to show that his rule is completely justified.
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Why it matters: Once poor countries like China, India, and Indonesia are building infrastructure and human capital necessary to handle sophisticated manufacturing, and they are demanding that multinational firms hire domestically if they want to sell domestically.
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That said, "Moonlight," which focuses on a young man growing up gay in Miami, is one of the least widely seen best picture winners, trailing the likes of "Spotlight" ($45 million, domestically ) and "Birdman" ($42.3 million, domestically).
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It's pulled in roughly $285 million domestically since it opened on Apr.
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"It," for a fraction of the production costs, made $327 million domestically.
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Some of that oil is now being pumped domestically, especially in Texas.
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The actioner will wind up the holiday weekend with $107 million domestically.
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The cast album has sold over 428,000 copies domestically, according to Nielsen.
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The film now has nabbed $298.4 million domestically and $768 million globally.
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Domestically, there are 38 in Virginia, with several along the West Coast.
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And while it made $33 million domestically, it grossed $81 million worldwide.
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Two dynamic forces are making names for themselves both domestically and abroad.
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He is one of Britain's most globally prominent but domestically-divisive politicians.
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The more domestically focused mid cap index FTSE 250 fell 0.5 percent.
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As he does domestically, Xi wants dominance abroad, certainly in East Asia.
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The anti-Soros campaign was useful for Orbán — and not just domestically.
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" For the domestically challenged: "My pressure cooker exploded and scared my sister.
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Domestically the paper proposes more of the same, with a few tweaks.
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The film grossed $27,398,584 domestically, more than sextupling its $4.5 million budget.
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The movie is expected to draw more than $120 million domestically. (Variety)
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Amazon has been bidding for live sports rights domestically for some time.
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It noted rules governing domestically produced cars restrict the use of credits.
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Plus, being forced to store data domestically could pose a few problems.
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Domestically exposed banks RBS and Lloyds rose 2.1 and 1.5 percent respectively.
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The FTSE 22.3, an index of domestically focused firms, fell by 22017%.
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Cohn said Trump wanted the US to manufacture all its vehicles domestically.
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Is it safer to fly domestically within the United States than internationally?
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Both domestically and internationally, Leffel said to eat where the locals eat.
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Chinese companies have been buying foreign outfits as economic growth slows domestically.
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Some American Muslims have stopped giving internationally and now give only domestically.
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China's domestically developed passenger jet has completed its first long-distance flight.
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The Trump administration may untie its hands internationally by stepping gingerly domestically.
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Yet somehow along the way, Saipov became "radicalized domestically," New York Gov.
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Adding the ERA would send a huge cultural signal domestically and abroad.
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"There is a lot of uncertainty both globally and domestically," Sanborn said.
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We need a president who will put America first, domestically and abroad.
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Secondly, Sanders is absolutely correct about the wealth disparities domestically and internationally.
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Domestically, however, Hamas hopes these protests will build its own support network.
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Thousands of people domestically and abroad are being investigated as a result.
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It cost $150 million to make, but earned just $92 million domestically.
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The rise of the teapots has had consequences domestically and further afield.
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SLDBs are unlisted, unrated US dollar bonds issued by the government domestically.
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We're asking our foreign partners to do what we're already doing domestically.
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Domestically, he — or anyone else who wins — is likely to be overwhelmed.
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Even New Balance, which manufactures sneakers domestically, imports some material from China.
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"Brazil" had a $15 million budget and only generated $9.9 million domestically.
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Nine properties domestically, including Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows, in Santa Monica, Calif.
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As of Sunday, the movies released this year garnered $11.26 billion domestically.
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As of Sunday, the movies released this year garnered $22019 billion domestically.
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Domestically, Prince Mohammed has sought to consolidate control over the energy sector.
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The center distributes the reports to the authorities both domestically and internationally.
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The United States faced new levels of crisis both domestically and internationally.
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"The U.S. economy and market is much more domestically-focused," Levkovich said.
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Domestically, Disney sold a record $3.09 billion worth of tickets in 2018.
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Domestically, public pressure was building for the government to address the allegations.
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"Frozen II" has now earned $288 million domestically and $739 million worldwide.
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Yet while it has broken barriers domestically, overseas success is not assured.
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Roughly $1.1 billion of cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities resides domestically.
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The flip side is most Americans with summer vacations do them domestically.
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Domestically, the embassy move was aimed at placating Trump's increasingly conservative base.
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FTMC, whose constituents are much more domestically focused, was down 1.3 percent.
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Across the country, ICE increased arrests domestically in 2017 by 41 percent.
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The memo said there was no new guidance for employees traveling domestically.
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Around 74% of the total was exported and the rest sold domestically.
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THERE ARE GOING TO BE COMPANIES DOMESTICALLY - NAVARRO: YOU MISSED YOUR CALLING.
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MBS at home Domestically, MBS is moving fast to change the kingdom.
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Domestically, there was little to move the antipodean currencies the other way.
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The domestically-focussed FTSE 250 registered its biggest monthly rise since April.
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Meanwhile, Gemini Man brought in $31.1 million domestically and $59.5 million worldwide.
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The way we were behaving overseas and domestically, led by our president.
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Domestically, Russian rouble-denominated government bonds, or OFZs, are in the spotlight.
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Domestically, MBS had also imprisoned a host of clerics, dissidents and businessmen.
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But Lafite wants to sell four-fifths of its 30,000 bottles domestically.
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Food safety scandals have made middle-class buyers wary of buying domestically.
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Domestically, it prompted renewed scrutiny into how sexual violence cases are handled.
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The film made $4.7 million domestically when it opened on Thursday night.
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The election law was always going to be a tough sell domestically.
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But most of the aluminum Boeing uses is domestically produced, experts said.
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The organization works domestically on ensuring all students graduate from high school.
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"The Force Awakens" earned over $2 billion globally and $936 million domestically.
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FTSE rose on weakness in the pound GDP=, while domestically focused stocks .
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Fate picked up an estimated $53 million domestically in its second weekend.
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It will stop exporting nickel ore from January to process it domestically.
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FTSE rose on weakness in the pound GDP=, while domestically focused stocks .
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It is Texas Central's preference wherever possible to purchase all materials domestically.
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These issues should be addressed seriously not only domestically but also globally.
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VICE: What's the reaction been like to this story domestically, in Japan?
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"Doing it in English makes us even more unique domestically," added Sturla.
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WALLACE: You say nothing happen to you, but I need to ask you, domestically, not internationally, domestically inside Russia, why is it that so many of the people that opposed Vladimir Putin end up dead or close to it?
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The domestically-focused FTSE 250 handed back earlier gains to end 0.2% lower.
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Only passengers traveling domestically were still trickling into Erbil airport after 4 p.m.
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And I think that he hurt himself domestically as a result of that.
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The president has touted his efforts to get companies to create jobs domestically.
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Both have large operations outside Britain, helping them outperform more domestically focused banks.
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The more domestically focused mid-cap index also rose, closing up 0.7 percent.
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"Hobbs and Shaw" opened with $60 million domestically and earned $760 million worldwide.
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The PG-rated movie has made $252 million domestically and $432 million overseas.
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Elizabeth "Beezer" Clarkson leads Sapphire Ventures' investments in venture funds domestically and internationally.
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In total, the film made about $66 million domestically and $92 million worldwide.
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Mitsubishi Electric Corp said affected copper was used in air conditioners produced domestically.
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They challenged everything that kept them sexually submissive, physically dependent and domestically servile.
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ClassPass is in the midst of an expansion sprint, both domestically and internationally.
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The domestically-focused mid-cap FTSE 250 was up 1.33 percent on Monday.
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The smaller cap, more domestically focused Russell 2000 has been a meteor shot.
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And day care centers generate around $50 billion in revenue domestically each year.
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They are crushing it on the e-commerce side both domestically and internationally.
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He has talked about making more domestically and giving choice to local "consumers".
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Protests over the police shootings continued, not only domestically but around the world.
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And lastly, how are you going to compete with Mint on JetBlue domestically?
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But the measures have also met with widespread criticism both domestically and internationally.
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Domestically-built nuclear projects have also been slow to get off the ground.
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Domestically, Macron inherits a deeply troubled and divided nation of 67 million people.
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He is the symbol of the US both domestically and across the world.
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Amazon: Amazon is nearly invincible to growth, both domestically and globally, Cramer said.
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In July, it put into service a new, domestically developed large transport aircraft.
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In contrast, the majority of small businesses compete domestically against other small firms.
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The film was the softest open of the franchise, garnering $280 million domestically.
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Domestically, Democrats and former Obama administration diplomats were aghast at Trump's Paris decision.
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The mid-cap index, which is more domestically weighted, was down 0.2 percent.
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The most recent, Age of Extinction, broke even domestically, but struck gold internationally.
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The people believed that we should not use torture either internationally or domestically.
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Amazon will take in more than $252.10 billion domestically this year, eMarketer said.
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The second film in "Star Wars'" sequel trilogy debuted with $20173 million domestically.
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It also highlighted challenges in a complex international environment amid structural changes domestically.
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Some banks in September lowered interest rates on loans for domestically produced cars.
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It ultimately scored $672 million domestically, after inflation, in its initial theatrical run.
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It earned $117 million domestically in its four-day Memorial Day opening weekend.
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And instead, it's made just under $70 million domestically as of this writing.
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Domestically, the quality of life of the Chinese people saw a marked improvement.
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"We are more than able to (raise the debt domestically)," he reportedly said.
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"We're also seeing this synchronized move higher, not just globally but also domestically."
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He also mentioned Wolaco's use of "high quality" products, which are manufactured domestically.
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This "told you so moment" is Khamenei's opportunity to build upon domestically too.
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The defense sector on average generates about 28.5 percent of its revenue domestically.
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Both authorities govern U.S. surveillance of foreigners, one domestically and the other abroad.
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Domestically, crude stockpiles in the U.S. fell unexpectedly in the week to Nov.
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Saudi Arabia uses more oil domestically during the summer months for its utilities.
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In the United States the view both domestically and internationally is also troublesome.
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Smaller insurers will face tougher scrutiny when trying to expand overseas or domestically.
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Domestically, he's concerned about weak signs from heavy industry and the housing market.
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It has broad powers to conduct espionage domestically and abroad, the statement said.
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Early projections have the movie opening between $45 million and $50 million, domestically.
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The utilities and real estate sectors, which are domestically focused, lack such exposure.
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Commerce overruled can-makers' arguments that they could not purchase enough tinplate domestically.
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Domestically, Mr. Trudeau's eternal optimism would be blunted should the Nafta negotiations collapse.
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Domestically, it's completely free, although there might be a tax for international flights.
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" Then, she added, "you would identify the manufacturers domestically who produce those items.
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The marine is the first service member serving domestically to contract the virus.
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In practice, domestically held government debt is basically a round trip to nowhere.
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The country's domestically owned television and radio stations are nearly all pro-government.
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There are a lot of folks domestically who are doing that as well.
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Officials remain wary as business investment pulls back domestically and economies abroad weaken.
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Domestically, Trump's executive edicts will not immediately reverse America's energy and emissions course.
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Protecting IP rights is crucial to keeping businesses competitive, both domestically and globally.
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Many NBFCs need to increase capital, and are struggling to do it domestically.
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SolarWorld, another company manufacturing panels domestically, has signed on to support the request.
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But negative rate policies also have some fans domestically, outside of Mr. Trump.
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The government has said most of the existing regulation will be kept domestically.
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"1917" also exceeded expectations, which had it making closer to $20 million domestically.
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But to do that it would first have to take decisive action domestically.
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It has made $481.3 million domestically and $519.7 million internationally since its Dec.
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Domestically, Evercore estimates 210,245 new subscribers, lower than the 003,200 forecast by Netflix.
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Without economic growth our country will fail to become stronger domestically or internationally.
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He joined Exxon Mobil in 1992 and has served both domestically and abroad.
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But little about these feats, whether they are exaggerated or not, resounds domestically.
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More domestically focused stocks also declined 0.6%, showing deeper Brexit malaise among investors.
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It made $350,126,372 domestically and $547,426,372 worldwide after landing in theaters in December.
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The domestically-focused FTSE 250, which had broken ranks with sterling, rose 0.8%.
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Domestically focused stocks recovered from losses earlier in the day to trade sideways.
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The Shandong, China&aposs first domestically built aircraft carrier, entered service in December.
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Thousands of people domestically and abroad have come under investigation in the probe.
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Buying upholstery domestically would raise his fabric costs as much as 40 percent.
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Pakistan's own fighter jets that it makes domestically are Chinese-designed JF-17s.
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Iron Man was a hit, grossing $22 million domestically and $2200 million worldwide.
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As an added bonus, this one's currently on sale and will ship free domestically.
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However consolidated markets become domestically, they argue, globalisation keeps heating the furnace of competition.
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It earned $700 million at the worldwide box office and about $327 million domestically.
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Aramco is a major gas player but much of its production is used domestically.
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UK travel stocks and pub companies also fell, while the domestically exposed FTSE 250 .
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The streaming giant said it added 23.13 million subscribers domestically and 294 million overseas.
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Some is borrowed domestically, depriving local businesses of loans to fund their own projects.
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They&aposre punishing China domestically in our courts and elsewhere for stealing our technology.
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Tsipras says the name would be used by the country both domestically and internationally.
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Last year, Cooxupé sold a total 5.8 million bags of coffee domestically and abroad.
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If prices rise domestically then American shoppers will feel the pinch—particularly poorer ones.
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It ultimately made $325 million domestically, but was mostly supported by its opening weekend.
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However, Christians remain passionate about adopting, particularly adopting children domestically out of foster care.
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And domestically, quiet on the streets does not mean the opposition has been defeated.
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Between the lines: Lipitor is mostly bought overseas but holds a small pulse domestically.
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A nice, consistent, domestically-focused candy company with a solid yield currently at 2.1%.
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During that time, it passed the $2 billion mark globally and $600 mark domestically.
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Canadian and Australian politicians are starting to show substantial skepticism about Chinese involvement domestically.
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Even domestically, Libra doesn't seem to solve any of the problems facing the unbanked.
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It earned $700 million at the worldwide box office and about $327 million domestically.
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"He was associated with ISIS and he was radicalized domestically," Cuomo said on Wednesday.
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For reference, 2014 predecessor Captain America: The Winter Soldier opened at $95 million domestically.
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Domestically, says Alexa, fans average 6 minutes and 23 seconds on there per day.
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The presidency matters more, domestically and overseas, than the simple tally of legislative achievements.
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Domestically, a similar power shift is happening in states and cities across the country.
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"Wonder Woman" had hit $318 million domestically at the 23-day point in June.
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But he struck a chord in attacking President Donald Trump's decisions domestically and overseas.
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U.S. valve factories produced only about half the goods it sold domestically in 2017.
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The Marvel superhero flick was initially slated for a conservative $125 million opening domestically.
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It made only $160 million domestically and just under $19843 million in foreign markets.
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The more domestically-focussed midcaps shed some early losses to end down 3.53 percent.
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Sourcing steel domestically from Choucair's mill could significantly lower the cost of construction projects.
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The finale of the erotic trilogy has taken in $78.6 million domestically so far.
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London's domestically focused midcap index rose 1.1 percent as sterling rallied in late trading.
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A small handful of new plants or reactors are under construction domestically as well.
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"Mortdecai," which had a production budget of $60 million, only garnered $7.7 million domestically.
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He likes to watch tennis events domestically, not when he has to go overseas.
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It's hard to argue that metal in this raw form can't be sourced domestically.
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It made only $160 million domestically and just under $500 million in foreign markets.
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A strong greenback makes fuel purchases more expensive for countries using other currencies domestically.
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Eventually, American companies will prosper domestically when science-based evidence undergirds policy initiatives again.
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"Show Dogs" opened in theaters May 18 and has grossed almost $7 million domestically.
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Whether Trump will be able to provide the leadership domestically remains to be seen.
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China's first domestically developed aircraft carrier set off on sea trials earlier this month.
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Anything involving Amazon automatically invokes the consequences of convenience culture, both globally and domestically.
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To date, 21st Century Fox's blockbuster starring Ryan Reynolds has amassed $294.5 million domestically.
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Tax dollars When a disaster strikes domestically the federal government is here to help.
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"Once Upon a Time" has brought in $115.3 million domestically in just four weeks.Why?
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Boxoffice Pro is projecting "It: Chapter Two" to earn $36 million domestically this weekend.
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Domestically, I used to go every other year to the Mendocino coast of California.
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Domestically the retail sector was in focus on the back of their earnings releases.
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Will he calculate that he stands to gain more domestically with returning to threats?
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We have had commercial real estate problems in the past, both domestically and globally.
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"We think GoDaddy is in a great spot both internationally and domestically," Desio said.
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Much more than Ebola, antimicrobial resistance threatens our health security, both domestically and globally.
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U.S. companies pay corporate income taxes domestically when they make money outside the country.
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Abandoning this partnership will be a blow to American interests, both domestically and internationally.
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For winemakers like Sneddon and Peterson, it means selling most of their wine domestically.
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We borrow heavily domestically, with too short a tenure, and at a high cost.
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Tahir I almost always fly high as a kite, whether it's internationally or domestically.
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Members pay a $1,000 initiation fee and $1,950 a month for the service domestically.
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That's a slight gain from 2014, when $336.9 billion of fur was manufactured domestically.
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But it would have consequences, and would also mean a shift in priorities domestically.
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"Judgment Day" made $438 million domestically after adjusting for inflation, and $520 million worldwide.
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So what are the kinds of initiatives he might pursue, both domestically and internationally?
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Netflix said it expects to add 800,000 paid subscribers domestically, and 6.2 million abroad.
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Domestically, in both Europe and the United States, new counterterrorism policies overwhelmingly targeted Muslims.
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Gilead Sciences, the company that makes Truvada, maintains a monopoly on the drug domestically.
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That 1978 film earned an adjusted $183.6 million domestically, according to Box Office Mojo.
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Both domestically and globally, guns kill more people than any other kind of weapon.
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And Hacksaw Ridge had a healthy run, bringing in more than $65 million domestically.
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So far, his adventurous foreign policy has worked for him, both domestically and internationally.
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It made $47.4 million domestically and $136.5 million worldwide, barely justifying its elaborate expenses.
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Here the crucial thing is that producing a good domestically has an opportunity cost.
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The answer turns out to be singer IKE Turner, her domestically violent ex-partner.
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From March 16 to May 11, for example, troops aren't allowed to travel domestically.
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Of course, "Avengers: Infinity War" still reigned supreme, taking in another $61.8 million domestically.
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Students are booking trips domestically and internationally, despite the health risks of COVID-19.
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But pipeline companies expressed skepticism that they could get the materials they need domestically.
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Today, FSB — the successor of KGB — has the same mindset both domestically and abroad.
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And, he said, promoting any American film rested heavily on how it fared domestically.
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Domestically, Japanese stocks also drew support from the growing chance of extra fiscal stimulus.
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"Frozen II" was released the prior weekend and earned an impressive $127 million domestically.
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Food safety scandals have made middle-class buyers in China wary of buying domestically.
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China is also constructing its first domestically built carrier and reportedly working on another.
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Her proposal aims to curtail financial corruption and laundering schemes both domestically and internationally.
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China's first domestically built carrier was launched in April but is not yet operational.
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People will travel mostly by trains, planes, roads, and ferries, both domestically and internationally.
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It's expected to bring in roughly $130 million domestically this weekend, according to analysts.
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The domestically-focused FTSE 250 index rose 0.2% while the FTSE 100 added 0.1%.
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Domestically, Thatcher presided over years of unemployment and economic policies that coddled the rich.
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The MCU film made $700,059,566 domestically and $1,346,913,161 worldwide after being released in February.
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The movie hit theaters in December 2015 and made $936,662,225 domestically and $2,068,068,624 worldwide.
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Domestically, the main item on his agenda is fighting poverty and improving social services.
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The question persists: Why have we not applied this same approach and logic domestically?
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Furthermore, Americans aren't clamoring to produce more energy like oil and natural gas domestically.
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Others are manufacturing domestically and are subject to tariffs on components and raw materials.
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"Men in Black: International" tanked with only $80 million domestically and $254 million globally.
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He also had access to intelligence coming from our allies both domestically and internationally.
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To date, the movie has only brought in $1 million domestically ($12.6 million international).
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Domestically, Japanese stocks also drew support from the growing chance of extra fiscal stimulus.
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He is under tremendous pressure domestically from his right flank to reject it altogether.
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Domestically, Russians experienced instability and poverty after the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Since opening, the Robert Rodriguez-directed movie has grossed an estimated $60.7 million domestically.
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CHINA&aposS FIRST DOMESTICALLY-MADE AIRCRAFT CARRIER BEGINS SEA T RIALS Little is known about China's aircraft program which is a state secret, but the country recently began sea trials of its first domestically-produced aircraft carrier that has yet to be named.
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Domestically, Captain Marvel scored Marvel's seventh-largest opening weekend; it also scored Marvel's second-largest domestic opening weekend for a film that isn't a sequel or an Avengers team-up (behind Black Panther, which earned $202 million domestically when it opened in 2018).
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The Committee on Climate Change said the United Kingdom could achieve its 2050 target domestically.
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However, the country's domestically-focused mid-cap index ended 0.3 percent higher on the day.
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There's also marketing and, more importantly, distribution—getting the movie into theaters domestically and internationally.
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The small-cap Russell 2000, comprised of many domestically-focused stocks, has soared 213 percent.
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The Joint Commission International works to improve safety at health care facilities domestically and globally.
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But Ouattara has called for 100 percent of production to be processed domestically by 2020.
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Adrianne Stewart hopes it will inspire other families to consider adoption, both domestically and abroad.
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The comedy has brought in $1503 million domestically, officially clearing its $2150 million production budget.
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The 20th Century Fox sequel passed the $300 million mark domestically and $700 million globally.
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Domestically, he has contributed to growing distrust and increased polarization in the media, Sulzberger said.
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Domestically, "Endgame" hauled in $145.8 million this weekend, a 60% decrease from its first week.
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This resulted in a lucrative part of America's vehicle market being produced almost entirely domestically.
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Domestically, "the Midwest is off to a very slow start in 2019/20," Duignan said.
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Members are thinking "what can we do both to better prepare ourselves domestically?" said Rep.
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U.S. corporations are also under pressure from the Trump administration to create more jobs domestically.
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The more domestically focused FTSE 250 index of mid-cap stocks closed 0.1 percent higher.
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Fenghui is a Chinese domestically registered leasing company that started a leasing business in 2009.
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It topped $70 million domestically, beating the previous record holder, last year's A Quiet Place.
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U.S. regulators and lawmakers have also increased efforts domestically to rein in big tech companies.
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Domestically focused financial stocks also outperformed the main index with Lloyds, Barclays and RBS advancing.
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The company added about 4 million new subscribers internationally, and about 3.623 million subscribers domestically.
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The first "Fantastic Beasts" film earned $234 million domestically and more than $800 million worldwide.
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The action film, directed by Patty Jenkins, quickly earned $205 million domestically in two weeks.
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In some ways the presidency is less powerful domestically than it was 50 years ago.
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Domestically, the construction sector remained robust as the government stepped up investment in infrastructure projects.
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Marvel's Black Panther brought in an estimated $688 million domestically, according to Box Office Mojo.
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The investigation into Amazon is accompanied by an increased political interest in tech regulation domestically.
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He also said a Clinton presidency may not be disruptive domestically, but would be overseas.
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The Tom Hank classic went on to make $115 million domestically and $151.9 million worldwide.
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S. trade war and Beijing's desire to make more chips domestically could also help SMIC.
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Disney's remake of the 1994 animated classic made an estimated $75.5 million domestically this weekend.
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"For example, I think 90 percent of the aluminum we acquire comes domestically," he said.
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The high capital ratio is underpinned by regulatory requirements for Swiss domestically systemically important banks.
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"Pencils use simple, mature technology and raw materials that can be sourced domestically," says Onyeiwu.
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Domestically, its ticket sales for the full run of the film were about $245 million.
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As it sold dollars for rupees, cash conditions domestically have tightened and yields have jumped.
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Domestically, Tanzania has suffered increasingly frequent terrorist attacks since 2012, including against churches and bars.
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" According to the letter, that distinction applies whether "those servers are located abroad or domestically.
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The domestically-focussed FTSE 250, more exposed to outcomes of Brexit proceedings, rose 0.6 percent.
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Newcomer Baywatch falls in at #3 for the weekend, with an estimated $18.1 million domestically.
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South Korea has also received wide criticism, domestically and internationally, for its dog meat industry.
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Made of steel—sourced internationally, but will be domestically sourced within the next 4 years.
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The domestically-exposed FTSE 250 mid-cap index outperformed the FTSE 100, rising 0.7 percent.
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But launching missiles into Syria had much more to do with what was happening domestically.
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The FTSE 250, its main domestically focused stock index, is above its pre-referendum level.
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Domestically and globally, gender empowerment needs to be a priority for all women in Congress.
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These are states already hurt domestically by Trump's anti-North American Free Trade Agreement policy.
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It's the highest-grossing Disney remake yet with $504 million domestically and $1.26 billion worldwide.
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Foreign-investment approval is guaranteed only if 30% of a shop's goods are sourced domestically.
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Domestically, the MHP, with its devotion to authoritarian ethos, will encourage Erdogan's anti-democratic tilt.
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Companies already have plenty of domestically held cash and access to low-interest-rate borrowing.
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However, Gottlieb was flying domestically, from Denver to Oakland, California, and she was not alone.
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Workers employed in major export industries earn higher wages than those in domestically focused sectors.
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In the current China, differing views are not to be tolerated domestically or as imports.
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"For example, I think 90 percent of the aluminium we acquire comes domestically," he said.
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The aim was to block imports of all waste products that could be sourced domestically.
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The company used to make the motors domestically but couldn't compete with cheaper foreign manufacturers.
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Together, the first four earned over $1.3 billion domestically and well over $3.5 billion worldwide.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - Rwanda's first domestically built car rolled off the assembly line at Volkswagen's (VOWG_p.
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The Sudanese Petroleum Corporation was responsible for importing petroleum to Sudan and distributing it domestically.
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The domestically-built aircraft is designed to transport troops and drop supplies amid hostile environments.
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The movie earned $21 million domestically over the weekend and was produced for $603 million.
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He added that it could prevent U.S. companies from moving overseas and spur investment domestically.
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Anheuser-Busch, for example, delivers more than a million truckloads of beer domestically every year.
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That's because most of the steel China produces is used domestically, and not actually exported.
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First, reducing pollution has become an important issue domestically -- especially among the growing middle class.
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That brings its total to $266 million domestically and $760 million worldwide over two weekends.
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Between the lines: Merkel is politically weak, domestically, and Trump has been exploiting this situation.
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Split picked up an estimated $26.3 million domestically over the weekend, based on Sunday estimates.
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Indonesia and Malaysia have been increasing biodiesel usage domestically to boost consumption of palm oil.
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"He described Johnson&aposs plan as "diplomatic amateurism dressed up domestically as boldness and decisiveness.
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Gains in the domestically-focussed mid-cap index, however, were capped following the PMI data.
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Together, California and Arizona grow about 90 percent of the leafy green vegetables produced domestically.
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A decentralized regional air traffic control system creates additional barriers for commercial aircraft flying domestically.
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But supply continues to exceed demand for raw materials both domestically and internationally, he added.
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This ID enables you to fly domestically and enter federal buildings, like military bases. 3.
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It is the first time U.S. officials have recommended that individuals traveling domestically self-quarantine.
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China has a seemingly insatiable need for new aircraft, and can't yet make them domestically.
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Critics found it likable but weak, and it brought in just under $50 million domestically.
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The lobsters are exported to Chinese markets and are hard to find domestically, he said.
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Italy's huge public debt is mainly domestically owned making both issues highly sensitive for Rome.
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A 26% jump for Premier Oil helped the domestically focussed mid-cap index add 1.1%.
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And even domestically, it's going to be hard for Americans to go much of anywhere.
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China takes a hard-line stance on drugs domestically, executing drug traffickers and policing consumption.
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Small stocks tend to be more resistant to tariffs because they are usually domestically oriented.
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The order says it's government policy to "encourage" the use of domestically built drones instead.
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Britain's blue-chip index added 20203%, while the domestically focussed mid-cap index rose 2.4%.
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After four consecutive French titles, P.S.G. also faltered domestically last season, finishing second to Monaco.
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"This is a rapidly changing situation — abroad and domestically — and we're still learning," Messonnier added.
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"Rise of Skywalker" opened to roughly $177 million domestically in North America on December 20.
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KERNEN: -- Knowing what you want to accomplish, in foreign policy and domestically— PRESIDENT TRUMP: Yeah.
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California avocado production grew and grew domestically and branched out internationally to Japan and China.
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Around 35 percent of SIR's output was consumed domestically in 2011, with the remainder exported.
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Faltering bipartisan support is forcing Trump to seek international targets to turn the tide domestically.
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Britain's domestically-focused midcaps slipped 0.2% after climbing recently on hopes of a Brexit deal.
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It had 5.6 million streaming subscribers domestically, about 27% more than in the prior quarter.
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There is also excellent domestically produced burrata, from California, New York, Texas, Vermont and Wisconsin.
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The attacks on Tehran are likely to bear down on Iran both domestically and externally.
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The U.S. market remains more profitable, but even domestically, Ford has announced layoffs this year.
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But instead of being recycled domestically, the trackers showed the waste flowing to Hong Kong.
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President Trump's aggressive moves on security and immigration drew strong responses both domestically and internationally.
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This Marvel movie hit theaters in May 2012 and made $619,257,177 domestically and $1,518,812,988 worldwide.
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The other two are also domestically focused: China State Construction Engineering and Shanghai International Airport.
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IS IT GETTING HOTTER DOMESTICALLY BECAUSE OF THESE PRODUCTS AND IS INTERNATIONAL STILL STRONG, CHINA?
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The domestically focused midcaps, which make half of their income at home, gained 0.3 percent.
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"The Force Awakens" opened with $248 million domestically and "The Last Jedi" with $220 million.
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Building a mine domestically takes upward of a decade, thanks to permitting and infrastructure issues.
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Though sterling managed to shrug off the negative reading, more domestically-focussed stocks remained pressured.
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President Bush's decision caused prices to quickly rise for both imported and domestically produced steel.
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The animated movie broke records when it opened last weekend, pulling in $130 million domestically.
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The small-cap Russell 2000 , comprised of many domestically-focused stocks, has soared 11.3 percent.
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And they remind us of our responsibility to address this issue both globally and domestically.
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Domestically, Mr. Speck said, Ms. Merkel can draw on the continuing support for helping migrants.
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Thailand consumes about 2.5 million tonnes of its sugar production domestically and exports the remainder.
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"Weaker momentum has been mainly domestically driven, though export growth has also faltered more recently".
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The latest Avengers movie has taken in $672.6 million domestically and over $2 billion worldwide.
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Already signed to Warner Brothers China, Ty. is probably Chengdu's most successful solo rapper domestically.
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Between 1989 and 2002, 10 of his movies brought in $100 million or more domestically.
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Everybody talks about the civil service domestically, but no one talks about the Foreign Service.
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The domestically focused FTSE 250, which tracks mid-cap companies, gained to trade up 0.4 percent.
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Another is undergoing sea trials: the unnamed Type 001a, the country's first domestically built aircraft carrier.
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How it all shakes out, domestically and globally, is unpredictable, according to economists and other observers.
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Domestically, look for some kind of very visible and aggressive moves against attacks on the homeland.
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Turkey's Islamic banks - known domestically as participation banks - have previously issued sukuk as Tier 2 capital.
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For comparison, the original "Halloween" had a budget of about $320,000 and earned $47 million domestically.
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Trade wars, the rise of populism, not just domestically, but all around the world, seemingly simultaneously.
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"We've been able to make much faster same day payments domestically with mobile banking," Bruno said.
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Duncan Jones's fantasy flick took in just $1123 million domestically on a reported $160 million budget.
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It is worked out that way because, obviously, things bought from abroad are not produced domestically.
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It mandated 1 million electric vehicles be sold domestically by 2020, and 3 million by 2025.
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Domestically: The Justice Department reversed its position on a legal challenge to the Affordable Care Act.
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Wanda Cinema Line Corp , the group's domestically listed firm, is the biggest theatre operator in China.
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Without that, Apple would have to import all the components from Asia to assemble products domestically.
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The decision comes as other countries like China and India demand user data be stored domestically.
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Few, if any, in the White House believe Trump will accomplish much domestically in this Congress.
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Germany's solid labour market has been the backbone of a domestically driven upswing in recent years.
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There probably would be an adjustment domestically as well of consumer spending, so demand goes down.
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Orders from within the euro zone and domestically fell by almost 3% between May and June.
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The open hearing is expected to cover terrorist threats to the US from abroad and domestically.
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While the army harasses Afghanistan, there is much that Pakistan could do to fight terrorism domestically.
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But other changes, affecting health policy domestically and abroad, are moving ahead with far less attention.
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Domestically, Despicable Me 3 earned $203 million, just over $100 million less than its 2013 predecessor.
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Those that do a majority of sales domestically were projected to see a 1.4% growth rate.
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Most details of the aid programme are kept secret, perhaps because the largesse is unpopular domestically.
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The world's third-fastest supercomputer - the Sunway TaihuLight in China - has chips developed domestically in China.
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With political uncertainty ahead domestically, and international markets still in flux, volatility is to be expected.
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Lower taxation encourages businesses to locate domestically, and full expensing allows a simpler corporate tax code.
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Home to China's first domestically developed commercial reactor, Haiyan recently started calling itself "nuclear-power town".
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Brexit-related concerns also weighed on the domestically-focused FTSE 250, which was down 0.1 percent.
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Germany's solid labor market has been the backbone of a domestically driven upswing in recent years.
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Everyone's favorite crime-fighting family has crossed the $2717 million mark domestically and $2008 million worldwide.
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The company has developed new markets domestically and in places like South Korea, Indonesia, and India.
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In addition, if we encounter such products domestically, we may seek a recall of these products.
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Herzog promises to be the bridge and give a powerful voice domestically to the Jewish Diaspora.
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Fiat Chrysler paid penalties for its domestically produced car fleet that did not meet efficiency requirements.
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Moore reckons Trump's Twitter threats have more influence domestically because of the authority the President has.
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The export-heavy main bourse and the more domestically-focused FTSE 250 were up 0.3 percent.
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To be clear: Deadpool is not the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time domestically.
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A Madea Halloween is the weekend's winner according to Sunday estimates, with $275 million earned domestically.
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Domestically, Trudeau has also received support from all corners, and is backed by all opposition parties.
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Domestically, Wingstop has focused its effort on takeout and delivery, with limited indoor seating for patrons.
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China requires foreign automakers to form joint ventures with local partners in order to manufacture domestically.
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The next rung on the ladder is The Empire Strikes Back, which earned $2503 million domestically.
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"When the going gets tough domestically, you turn to the 'foreign hand' as an easy bogeyman."
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Luxembourg has a very large financial sector, comprising international banks, domestically-oriented banks, and investment funds.
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Everyone's favorite crime-fighting family has crossed the $500 million mark domestically and $700 million worldwide.
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The aim was to block imports of all waste products that could be be sourced domestically.
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With so many opportunities to expand trade domestically, trading with foreign countries simply wasn't as important.
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Its business is domestically focused and it is burdened by a large pile of impaired loans.
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Domestically, the Republicans have an essentially negative agenda, one centered around cutting programs and dismantling laws.
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That said, the bulk of Smirnoff vodka sold in the US is in fact made domestically.
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Most of the beef produced is consumed domestically, although there are substantial exports, especially to China.
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The last trust companies to list domestically were Shaanxi International Trust and AnXin Trust in 1994.
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The more domestically-focused FTSE 250 tumbled 7.2%, its largest drop since the 1987 stockmarket crash.
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Overall, the 5-day Thanksgiving weekend brought in a record $314 million domestically, according to Comscore.
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We might add that RATE members are predominantly domestically focused in terms of sales and jobs.
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Kokuyo said the combined company would be better positioned to compete domestically and to expand globally.
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Mid-sized Italian banks with domestically focused operations and high bad loan burdens were worst hit.
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In the female rankings, former First Lady Michelle Obama came second globally, but was first domestically.
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Russia, of course, is an authoritarian country, and Putin's press apparatus can set the agenda domestically.
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The CFTC has worked domestically and internationally in recent months to implement clearinghouse safeguards, Massad said.
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Sliding down ropes is doable domestically and is an activity that doesn't have an age limit.
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Disney and Pixar's "Cars 3" also looks to earn $25.2 million domestically during its second weekend.
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Seven of the nine films Disney released in 2018 brought in more than $113 million domestically.
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Indian airlines are increasingly looking abroad in search of better returns as price competition intensifies domestically.
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The parent firm said the new site was using domestically-produced crystalline silicon photovoltaic (PV) modules.
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Several US restaurants are actually serving hybrid "wangus" beef from domestically raised wagyu and Angus cows.
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Apple does make one product domestically: The Mac Pro desktop computer is assembled in Austin, Tex.
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Studzinski said domestically Trump has performed much better in his first year in the White House.
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Without new funding from Congress, the Obama administration had just $374 million to fight Zika domestically.
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While the bulk of Chapel Down's wines are sold domestically, the production process is heavily international.
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Trump called it "the largest order ever made" and said it would support 450,000 jobs domestically.
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That's driving up the demand for steel producers domestically and adding costs to businesses' bottom lines.
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"Of concerns that Xi faces, the top 20 are much more domestically focused," Stone Fish said.
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"Certainly, reports of hundreds of Russian casualties aren't a good thing for Putin domestically," Borshchevskaya said.
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"Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" grossed $224 million domestically after inflation and $923 million worldwide.
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The possibility of such collaborative problem solving has many seeking greater engagement both domestically and abroad.
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Universal released the movie in international markets while its Focus Features division distributed the film domestically.
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The survival of his regime depends domestically on state terror and internationally on his nuclear arsenal.
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The New York metro area currently accounts for 60 percent of new COVID-19 cases domestically.
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My favorite example is in a lot of states you can only buy domestically produced cheese.
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Those are the laws Mr. Putin has followed domestically and internationally during most of his rule.
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The more domestically focused midcap index outperformed, rising 8.53% to its highest in nearly a month.
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To do that, Kagan concludes, Americans must first address the fraying of the liberal order domestically.
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The two sectors generate more of their revenue domestically and have a higher average tax rate.
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Now, the law doesn't necessarily mean that the country has to have these supplies generated domestically.
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The company earned $3.76 billion domestically and $11.12 billion globally in 2019, both box-office records.
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London's blue-chip index FTSE 100 rose 1.5%, while domestically focussed FTSE MID250 index gained 2%.
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He talked about how high-quality engineered flooring couldn't be manufactured domestically at a competitive price.
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The domestically focussed mid-cap index dipped 2.4%, with over 90% of its constituents posting declines.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 fell 1.5%, while the domestically focussed mid-cap index shed 1.8%.
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Until now, Saudi relations with Israel have largely been secret because they would be unpopular domestically.
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At the industry's low point in 2014, the music sales only brought in $6.7 billion domestically.
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Domestically, the ruling Communist Party will exercise tighter control on every part of the private sector.
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Often they engage in explicit lobbying, and often that lobbying is successful, both domestically and internationally.
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Six out of the 10 largest deals in the first half of 2018 took place domestically.
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I have deep disagreements and concerns with many decisions the Chinese government makes domestically and internationally.
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No matter what happens domestically, a diplomatic breakthrough certainly would give his presidency a historic achievement.
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Sara Roosevelt roamed the halls of both sides for decades, like a domestically inclined Lady Macbeth.
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He inherited the complex federal government that we need to address serious problems domestically and internationally.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 fell 1.9%, while the domestically focussed mid-cap index shed 1.3%.
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In addition to the data we generate domestically, NOAA and NASA also use global temperature data.
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Developers say the park will be inhabited by dozens of fairy-tale characters, all domestically produced.
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For her new position, she competed against some 700 candidates, internally and externally, domestically and internationally.
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But domestically, Assad's grip was as tight as ever and far from reengaging with the West.
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Cyberoperations affect the ability of the United States to achieve its strategic goals, domestically and abroad.
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It has also raised concerns over its potential economic impact, both domestically as well as internationally.
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This year's National Day was particularly significant domestically since it revolved around massive celebrations on Oct.
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Success for domestically produced titles, however, is not guaranteed even when the foreign competition is removed.
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For Lumitex's US-based production, sourcing raw materials domestically would be disruptive, expensive, and time-consuming.
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In these difficult times, both domestically and internationally, we don't need an amateur as our president.
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JONATHAN GRAY: Well, for a lot of businesses that are domestically focused, the impact is less.
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A work stoppage by the pilots could seriously affect the airline's operations both domestically and internationally.
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The clear message from the BoE last week was that domestically generated inflation risks are rising.
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Under Uruguayan law, medical marijuana can be exported but recreational marijuana can only be sold domestically.
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The government and cocoa regulator Cocobod want to increase capacity and process half the crop domestically.
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Those are the only four M. Night Shyamalan movies to have earned more domestically than Split.
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"Governments need to create better access to surrogates domestically," said Mr. Everingham of Families Through Surrogacy.
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I want to buy it, so I actually went to visit vendors both domestically and overseas.
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The company sells a substantial amount of its production domestically at sizable discounts to world prices.
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Election pressures Domestically, being seen as tough on Pakistan helps Modi politically at a crucial time.
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The summit's demise also removes a factor that may have been helping Trump's political prospects domestically.
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US airplane manufacturers, like Boeing, which are based domestically, export a lot of planes to China.
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But in 2016, the Gibson-directed Hacksaw Ridge grossed $175 million worldwide and $67 million domestically.
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China probably also made other demands, like telling Kim to be more open to changes domestically.
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The more domestically focused mid-cap index rose 1% on its best day in nearly three months.
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The more domestically exposed FTSE 250, which tends to benefit from a stronger pound, rose 0.9 percent.
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They are much easier to verify, which makes them politically potent both domestically and internationally (see below).
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In 2016, 29 percent of the protagonists featured in the top 100 grossing films domestically were women.
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If you're flying domestically, United won't let basic economy passengers store their luggage in the overhead bins.
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The more domestically focused FTSE 23.9 fell 22019 percent as several mid-cap stocks suffered severe falls.
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This year is likely to see that earnings pace domestically drop to 6.9 percent, according to FactSet.
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The film debuted this weekend worldwide, where it raked in $100.2 million domestically and $432.3 million internationally.
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The film became the top-grossing movie ever for Roadside Attractions, earning a substantial $83.4 million domestically.
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The main index was down 1.1% and the more domestically focussed midcap market 0.9% by 0801 GMT.
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London's FTSE 100 popped 1.1 percent, while its domestically-focused FTSE 250 index jumped some 23 percent.
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The , which has weakened significantly in 1.303 amid economic concerns both abroad and domestically, was at 1,195.35.
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Both the main index and the more domestically-focussed midcap index were down 0.7% by 0710 GMT.
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Volumes that American steelmakers shipped domestically rose too, by 5% in 2018 compared with the previous year.
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If that sounds awfully familiar, audiences agreed: It's earned just $12.7 million domestically, and $41.1 million worldwide.
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Rafsanjani consistently tried to promote reforms, a free market position domestically and supported a moderate position internationally.
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That it cemented Will Smith as a star and went on to gross over $300 million domestically?
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Is it robust enough to take any repricing of money at this point, either internationally or domestically?
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The sci-fi actioner, which held the top spot last weekend, has taken in $45.6 million domestically.
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Still, it was a box office hit, grossing $80 million dollars domestically despite the poor critical reception.
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The film, which stars Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, brought in $357.1 million domestically this weekend.
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Analysts predicted last week that the film could make anywhere from $260 million to $300 million domestically.
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Netflix gained 21.75,000 net memberships domestically and 3.2 million internationally, blowing away company expectations of 2.3 million.
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Also, Lockheed is seeing progress on its F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program both domestically and internationally.
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They want In-N-Out to begin selling a domestically produced grass-fed or organic beef burger.
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We're dominant in food, most of the great chefs domestically and around the world work for us.
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It is domestically-owned and operates internationally with subsidiaries in Tunisia and in sub-Saharan African countries.
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The FTSE 100 was 0.5% higher by 0720 GMT while more domestically-focused midcaps were up 0.6%.
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The Todd Phillips directed drama has earned an estimated $277.6 million domestically to date, according to Comscore.
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What does the US does domestically can, and likely will, have ripple effects around the the world.
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Governments and corporations alike are on the hunt for emissions-cutting biofuels that can be brewed domestically.
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If not used domestically, the cardboard bale gets shipped to China, and the fibers are reused there.
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In addition to slowing global growth and trade tensions with the U.S., China faces many challenges domestically.
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And then to be the chief commercial advocate for American business, both domestically and around the world.
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Hain's biggest customer on a global basis is Wal-Mart Stores and domestically it is Whole Foods.
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James Hardie supplies fibre cement for construction projects domestically and in places such as the United States.
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"It would appear that Under Armour has hit a ceiling domestically," Nomura Instinet analyst Simeon Siegel said.
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Over 2 million people fly a day domestically; there are over 100,000 flights globally every 24 hours.
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We have incredible operational excellence at our parks, not just domestically but you know, across the world.
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In the last five years, most of the movies he's starred in earned more domestically than internationally.
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But when he arrives this year, it will be under much different circumstances, both domestically and internationally.
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"Infinity War" holds the current opening weekend record, generating $257.7 million domestically over its first three days.
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S. Energy industry entering much awaited multi-year period of growing demand, both domestically & abroad, for u.s.
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"They've proven again and again they're willing to provoke the U.S. to score points domestically," he said.
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The domestically focused FTSE 250 index lost nearly 6 percent, reaching its lowest level since late 2014.
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"We cannot borrow (domestically) endlessly," Siluanov told a briefing on the sideline of the Moscow Finance Forum.
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It will be nice to see American dollars being used domestically for services that every community needs.
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He argued McGlashan could instead vacation domestically, like at his $12 million home in Big Sky, Montana.
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It eventually grossed nearly $41 million dollars domestically while only costing an estimated $6 million to make.
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Its total revenue dipped, but domestically it rose 3.6 percent from the previous year, totaling $298 billion.
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Aramco is a major gas player but much of the company's production is used domestically, he added.
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Since its debut two weeks ago, the sequel earned $246.2 million domestically and double that worldwide. (AP)
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But running parallel to these important international commitments remains the dissatisfaction and unrest that is palpable domestically.
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ON24 said it will use the funding to grow domestically and internationally and for new technology development.
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Earth's Mightiest Heroes came in second after John Wick: Chapter 3—Parabellum, which made $57 million domestically.
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But some domestically focused shares also gained with Saudi Telecom (STC) advancing 0.4 percent to 53 riyals.
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"Encouraging people to travel domestically as a substitute for international travel is a no-brainer," said Hall.
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Further strength in the pound would penalise exporters but could be a tailwind for domestically exposed stocks.
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There are not enough available domestically, so traders come from neighbors Mali and Mauritania to supply more.
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I'd be surprised if the police themselves domestically hadn't done some version of this in the past.
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The amount of wine produced is still small, and most is consumed domestically, leaving little for export.
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The subsidiary of Qatar's Ooredoo competes domestically with Zain and Saudi Telecom Co (STC) affiliate Viva Kuwait.
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The more domestically oriented FTSE 250 index took the bigger hit, falling by 14% in two days.
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The film, which debuted in June, grossed more than $410 million domestically, according to Box Office Mojo.
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Domestically, he still has some of that power since the Republican Party is still loyal to him.
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The GCHQ backed accelerator is part of this strategy to drive cyber security ideas and innovation, domestically.
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Federal law already prevents any U.S. funds from being used to fund abortions, whether domestically or overseas.
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Pension checks are spent locally and domestically, unlike money given to corporations through tax loopholes and subsidies.
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The company sources about two-thirds of its goods domestically, largely because of its massive food business.
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Swelling inventory, both domestically and globally, has been a heavy weight on futures prices throughout the year.
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It is used by some in the country, but domestically-made application Neshan is a popular alternative.
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The tax reform proposals currently under consideration reduce corporate tax rates domestically and free up offshore cash.
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It also said China will also allow foreign institutions to use yuan in carbon emissions trading domestically.
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Because domestically oriented companies have been sheltered from many of the negative effects of the strong dollar.
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"Transformers: The Last Knight's" performance is a tough break for the summer box office's bottom line domestically.
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But not even its rapidly growing economy can help China domestically produce all the food it requires.
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In fact, Xi Jinping has doubled down on a hard authoritarianism domestically and mercantilist economic policies globally.
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As a result, sourcing food aid domestically has no impact on the prices that U.S. farmers receive.
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Based on this math, the United States deserves to have at least four Buick models made domestically.
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"The ceiling for inflation should be flexible, depending on market movements both internationally and domestically," Dung said.
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Farmgirl sources all of its flowers domestically, so when they're delivered to addresses nationwide they're much fresher.
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"Overall, the picture of a solid, strong, domestically driven economy remains," it said in a monthly report.
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That includes $724 million domestically, which makes "Endgame" the third highest-grossing film in North American history.
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Disney hopes to sign up 20 million to 30 million subscribers domestically for Disney Plus by 2024.
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American Airlines has cut 50 percent of its capacity, including 85003 percent domestically and 75 percent internationally.
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The film brought in $91 million domestically and $94 million internationally for a $185 million opening weekend.
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They said Chinese officials and companies would step up efforts to design and make more chips domestically.
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But domestically, opinion polls now regularly put Ms. Merkel's conservatives in second place behind the liberal Greens.
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Iran launched its domestically made destroyer Sahand in December, which official say has radar-evading stealth properties.
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A few decades ago, 21.1 percent of the fur coats made domestically came out of New York.
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In its opening weekend, "Infinity War" took in a reported $258.2 million domestically, almost $383 million internationally.
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But Beijing's online controls have tightened in recent years, sometimes ensnaring even domestically run social media outlets.
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But Johnson's move was a damaging one, both domestically and for Britain's democratic reputation around the world.
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The decree, issued by the Ministry of Transportation, exempts the transit of cargo both domestically and internationally.
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Countries like India, Vietnam and Indonesia are importing more of the materials that are not processed domestically.
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The film only generated $33 million domestically, coming up short against investors' $50 to $55 million projection.
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But Azar cautioned that manufacturing these supplies domestically and getting them into the stockpile won't happen overnight.
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"Put it all together and I think Netflix has reached a point of saturation domestically," Cramer said.
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The first film had a much stronger domestic showing, opening to nearly $70 million domestically in 2014.
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Domestically, Frozen 2 still comes in behind two other Disney faves among the top-earning animated features.
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Netflix expects to add 1.2 million subscribers domestically, and another 5 million internationally in the second quarter.
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The Berry Amendment, for example, requires the Pentagon give preference to domestically-produced goods in certain categories.
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Witness the recent appearance of President Rouhani in the cockpit of Iran's first domestically-produced jet fighter.
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The domestically focussed mid-cap index added 0.5%, led by gains in Tullow Oil and Vivo Energy.
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International series like Dark (Germany) and Elite (Spain) became hits, according to Netflix, both domestically and abroad.
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The domestically focussed mid-cap index added 0.5%, led by gains in Tullow Oil and Vivo Energy.
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But when "The Mummy" only earned $80.2 million domestically, it took the Dark Universe down with it.
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The world's most trafficked mammal, pangolins are barred from international trade and are protected domestically in China.
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Like other sectors of industry, distillers benefit from our country's robust economic growth, both domestically and abroad.
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Trump's fascist rhetoric, along with the GOP platform, only serves to incite more violence, domestically and internationally.
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In addition, he noted that the country is going to have a glut of domestically produced grain.
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The Kim family wants diplomatic relations with the United States to legitimize its position, domestically and internationally.
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A weaker dollar makes fuel imports cheaper for countries that use other currencies domestically, potentially spurring demand.
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That compares with a 10.6 percent increase for companies with half or more of revenues coming domestically.
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The remainder of U.S. coal production is consumed domestically, with roughly 2628 percent used to generate electricity.
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They apply only to foreign sales, even though the same R&D goes into domestically sold products.
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"I feel compelled to be deeply engaged with my players overseas, as well as domestically," she said.
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Our vast natural resources were processed into manufactured goods for sale domestically and, residually, to the world.
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On the U.S. front, there's the trade war, and domestically, there is an economic slowdown in China.
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This means U.S. organizations and individuals have no immediate need to change what they are doing domestically.
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Domestically, there are indications that a franchise centered on muscle cars and physics-defying stunts, has crested.
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And at least domestically, the Trump administration has used "religious freedom" to push back on LGBTQ rights.
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Clearly, last year's highest-grossing movie domestically is more than within scratching distance of that claim, too.
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The tepidly reviewed movie is nevertheless on the brink of cracking a total of $200 million domestically.
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Journalists based in New York sometimes traverse time zones to report on the ground, domestically and abroad.
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But the movie did strong business, selling more than $21980 million in tickets domestically in today's dollars.
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Domestically geared healthcare companies that focus on services are poised to benefit from the lower tax rate.
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I would have been 16 at the time and none of this stuff is coming out domestically.
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Please, take a look at Wonder Woman, which grossed over $400 million domestically and nearly $800 million worldwide.
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Endgame has made over $854 million domestically and $1.9 billion worldwide, bringing its total to over $2.790 billion.
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The state also wants to generate more value and jobs by smelting Acacia's concentrates domestically, rather than abroad.
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He added that Westinghouse was not concerned about competition from China's domestically-developed third-generation reactor, Hualong One.
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Domestically, victims ranged from a regional bank in north Florida to a Native American tribe in Washington state.
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