"Woo!" she screamed, dropping to all fours on the stairs.
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Stepan clutched his left knee after dropping to the ice.
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I feel like dropping to 185 is the best choice.
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She only finished 16th and 15th on Wednesday, dropping to 10th.
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Because the British one keeps dropping to new three-decade lows!
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Zacha one-timed it past Bernier while dropping to one knee.
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Cabrera has been scuffling recently, with his average dropping to .206.
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CST (1857 GMT) after dropping to its lowest price since Oct.
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After Watergate, the number took a big hit, dropping to 36 percent.
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He's now 25-12 overall, and 5-3 since dropping to featherweight.
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Silver ETF traded down 1.57 percent, dropping to a 30 day low.
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Then it lurched clear off the edge, nearly dropping to the floor.
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For beginners, she suggests dropping to the knees to keep proper form.
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U.S. Treasury yields were little changed after dropping to multi-week lows.
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Then it began dropping, to 18% in 1989 and 16% in 2000.
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That follows years of cigarette smoking among teens dropping to record lows.
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He's now 23-6 overall and 3-1 since dropping to flyweight.
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Jobless claims are seen dropping to 265,7503 for the week ending Dec.
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Sharapova celebrated that win Monday by dropping to her knees and weeping.
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ET, after briefly dropping to a nearly four-month low at $71.04.
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The unemployment rate is seen dropping to 4.3 percent from 4.4 percent.
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Investors are signaling there in no chance of rates dropping to zero.
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He's now 18-5 overall, and 4-1 since dropping to welterweight.
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The changed hands at $0.6940 after dropping to levels around $0.690 last week.
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HK/SIN, after dropping to a fresh 14.43-year low of $1.2796 earlier.
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They collapse into laughter, Farahan dropping to the ground and gasping for air.
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When the period ended, Facebook shares fell further, dropping to $19.05 a share.
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To see such a deck stack is really pretty jaw-dropping to me.
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On Friday, figures showed Germany's trade surplus dropping to a 12-month low.
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He struck two and walked two in dropping to 4-4 this season.
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Despite dropping to a tropical storm status, Irma is still a dangerous threat.
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U.S. 30-year yields also plunged, dropping to a record low of 2.015%.
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Trilobites Leaves scream their final cries in color before dropping to the ground.
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We made out, and then, dropping to my knees, I sucked him off.
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He first stood for $6003,000 before dropping to $12,500 because his popularity waned.
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Witnesses described a dire scene of patients dropping to the ground like flies.
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It was roughly the same in 2017 before dropping to 3,983 last year.
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That follows years of cigarette smoking among teens dropping to to record lows.
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Palladium climbed 1.65 percent at $982.97 after dropping to its lowest since Feb.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecasting sentiment dropping to 218 early this month.
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The recovered against the U.S. dollar after dropping to a multimonth low on Friday.
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ET Tuesday, after earlier dropping to $61.71, a low going back to December 2017.
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Maeda fielded the ball and threw out Goldschmidt before immediately dropping to the ground.
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"The Monsoon" is now 83-5 overall, and 3-1 since dropping to welterweight.
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Global measles deaths decreased 84%, dropping to 89,780 in 2016 from 550,100 in 2000.
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The Jazz remain winless at home, dropping to 0-3.63 in Salt Lake City.
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Wheat edged higher after dropping to its lowest in almost two weeks on Monday.
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Now, winter has set in and temperatures are dropping to below zero at night.
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It sees annual inflation dropping to 4.2 percent in the second quarter of 2018.
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"He wasted your time," Ms. Williams said, dropping to the ground and feigning death.
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The freezer is pretty frosty, with temperatures dropping to negative 5 to 10 degrees.
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The Social Democrats fared even worse, dropping to 15.8 percent, an 11.6 point drop.
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After dropping to the lowest level in eight years, bidding wars are creeping back.
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After dropping to $444 billion in 2015, the federal deficit is again marching upward.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims dropping to 20.1,23.6 in the latest week.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims dropping to 2750,21.69 in the latest week.
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I felt a tiny kick, a flutter inside me, my hands dropping to my belly.
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The Bruins will try to avert a third consecutive defeat overall and avoid dropping to .
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The new wearables start at $369 with the older Series 1 model dropping to $269.
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More than 14.7 million tourists visited Egypt in 2010, dropping to 9.8 million in 2011.
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For all of 2432, profit was virtually unchanged, dropping to $2255 billion from $2040 billion.
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They can deal with volumes from that of a pin dropping to a rock concert.
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"He died like a hero," she said, dropping to her knees to embrace his corpse.
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Phil Mickelson and Rory McIlroy, the defending champion, struggled, dropping to eight shots behind Fowler.
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Bailey is seen dropping to the ground, moaning as blood seeps from his lower back.
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Then $50 million, $60 million, and eventually $70 million — before surprisingly dropping to $17 million.
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It was literally jaw-dropping to watch Trump ramp up racial division over several days.
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Dropping to Division II likely would solve many of the problems facing HBCU athletic departments.
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And in the following years, growth will continue to slow, dropping to 6.3% by 2023.
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It's fairly tranquil, with light winds and lows dropping to the low-to-mid 13s.
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We are not interested in prices dropping to low levels as producers could get hurt.
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Rain chances increase again Friday evening and overnight with lows only dropping to near 50.
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The dollar was down 20.7564 percent at 20.7288 yen after dropping to as low as 211.
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Wheat stocks were seen falling due to production dropping to its lowest level in 11 years.
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The average customer paid $280 a month for electricity in 810, dropping to $210 by 2017.
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The long-time contender is now 24-4 overall and 9-2 since dropping to flyweight.
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Before dropping to $9.95/month, the cost of a monthly unlimited subscription was a whopping $50.
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Live cattle futures ended higher after dropping to their lowest prices in more than a week.
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On Wednesday morning, its stock plummeted more than 15%, dropping to lows not seen since 2009.
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The leader's popularity ratings have suffered in recent months dropping to levels not seen since 2014.
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It was around 3.25 percent in November 85033 before dropping to near 2 percent of late.
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Metals fell the most among commodities, with nickel, tin and aluminium dropping to multi-month lows.
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Other statistics reflected a strengthening economy, with bankruptcy filings dropping to their lowest level since 2007.
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"The customer wanted sushi, but told him …" Mr. Berkowitz said, his voice dropping to a whisper.
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After dropping to historic lows, the 30-year fixed interest rate ticked up slightly last week.
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Stanton, almost dropping to one knee, hit the pitch into the second deck in center field.
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The simplest change: The corporate income tax rate is dropping to 21 percent, from 35 percent.
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The poll released on Thursday, however, shows that support dropping to single digits at 8.5 percent.
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Unemployment rate is dropping to its lowest since 2009, with the job market is getting stronger.
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The pound traded at $1.3771 after dropping to a two-month low of $2 on Monday.
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The Aussie traded at $0.7532 after dropping to $0.7525 on Monday, its lowest since Dec. 12.
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The median age of its viewers also was younger this year, dropping to 49 from 51.
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But the campaign has struggled since, dropping to just 5.2 percent support as of Thursday morning.
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The plummeted below the key 225,210 level, dropping to 22002,677, or 1.3 percent, in Tuesday trading.
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Queen Rania of Jordan lost about 0003,000 followers, dropping to 10.6 million in one day's time.
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But if they quit smoking, those risks decreased dramatically—dropping to 6.1 percent and 5.2 percent.
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Texas is also grappling with serious Quality of Life issues, dropping to 37th place in the category.
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Treasury yields fell broadly, with the benchmark 10-year rate dropping to its lowest level since 2017.
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The Whip took a singular, awkward step toward the ball, backhanding it and dropping to his knees.
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Major U.S. indexes climbed about 2 percent after dropping to 3-1/2 month lows on Wednesday.
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In France, data showed the unemployment rate dropping to 10 percent at the end of last year.
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The number of states with only one carrier is dropping to two, down from five this year.
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Households also ate into their savings, with the savings ratio dropping to its lowest in eight years.
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It's 70 degrees outside right now but dropping to 50 by midday, so getting dressed proves challenging.
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U.S. Treasury yields were little changed after dropping to multi-week lows, supported by U.S. equity gains.
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Rask, who made 19 saves, actually wound up as the losing goalie, dropping to 17-15-4.
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The Canadian dollar held at $1.3029 after dropping to $1.3124 on Monday, its weakest since mid-2017.
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What we're watching: Battery improvements will certainly help, and "quick-charge" speeds are dropping to mere minutes.
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The vote on June 23 caused widespread market turmoil with sterling dropping to a 31-year low.
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Carew said he lost 32 pounds during his ordeal, dropping to 160, but he now weighs 187.
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T) rose 2.4 percent after dropping to a nine-month low in early trade, DMG Mori (6141.
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Soybeans were little changed after dropping to their lowest since November 24 on U.S.-China trade concerns.
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The dollar fell to its lows of the day against the Swiss franc, dropping to 0.995 franc.
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The dollar index struggled at 97.335 after dropping to a 3-month trough of 96.885 on Wednesday.
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The balance sheet is seen dropping to $103 trillion from the current level of around $4 trillion.
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But if and when they fall, dropping to FCS may become a much more economically responsible proposition.
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In December, China's holdings of Treasurys were at $1.18 trillion before dropping to $1.17 trillion in January.
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Montreal backup goalie Antti Niemi made 37 saves but took the loss, dropping to 83-2-1.
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One interesting note was Holzken's repeated dropping to the mat when Groenhart caught him on one leg.
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The Nikkei 21 share average rose 15.190.89 percent to 22,304.51 after dropping to as low as 22,145.48.
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The jumped as high as 113.43 yen, the highest level since July 14, before dropping to 112.67.
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The number of undecided voters ticked back up to 6900 percent, after briefly dropping to 2628 percent.
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Temperatures will be dropping to a low of 83 degrees in Milwaukee over the next few days.
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The pound has risen 210 percent since dropping to a three-month low of $20.06 on Thursday.
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It's those pitches off the plate Pillar is neglecting, with his O-Swing% dropping to 32.9 percent.
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I had lost 25 pounds that season, dropping to 158 on a 6-foot-2-inch frame.
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Here we do a lot of dropping to the ground, and I make a lot of noise.
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Algeria's foreign exchanges have shrunk considerably, dropping to $96 billion in 2019 from $194 billion in 2013.
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Cloudy skies help keep temperatures up, with lows only dropping to the upper 40s and low 50s.
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Facebook – Facebook fell again in Interbrand's annual Best Global Brands report, dropping to 14th place from 9th.
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Facebook (FB) fell again in Interbrand's annual Best Global Brands report, dropping to 14th place from 9th.
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The highest number of abortions — 21625,2900 — was performed in 220006 before steadily dropping to 2202,2628 in 28500.
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The price of oil spiked 20 percent on Monday morning, before dropping to trade 10 percent higher.
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Major U.S. indexes climbed about 2 percent after dropping to 3-1/323 month lows on Wednesday.
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The pound has risen 20.2 percent since dropping to a three-month low of $21 last Thursday.
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The US dollar is tumbling in Asia, dropping to the lowest level since early September last year.
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If the cooling becomes too much, you can risk your body temperature dropping to the point of hypothermia.
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Cable companies also tanked in 2018, dropping to an 11-year low in customer satisfaction per the Index.
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The contract fell 2680 percent on Thursday, dropping to as low as $2107, its weakest since Sept. 230.
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The dollar index also gained, after dropping to a two and half month low in the previous session.
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The agency expects a 208,000 tonne deficit in the global market for 2019, dropping to 202,000 in 2020.
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The euro rose 0.3 percent to $1.0594 after dropping to $1.0518 on Thursday, its lowest since March 2015.
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Since then, it has been steadily downhill, with the victory rate dropping to about 50 percent for Obama.
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For the next wave of dirt-cheap smartphones, Google hopes to see that price barrier dropping to $30.
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Arma III ran at a similarly decent 50-70fps on medium settings, dropping to 37fps on high settings.
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The euro fell to a 14-year low against the dollar, dropping to $1.0342 after the data's release.
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LME zinc was at $2,707.50 a tonne after dropping to $2,687.50 overnight, the lowest since June last year.
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With oil prices dropping to an eight-month low on Tuesday, economists expect mining production to remain weak.
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In 27.5, the total value edged lower to about $215 billion, before dropping to $43 billion in 24.
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LME zinc was at $2,695 a tonne after dropping to $2,687.50 overnight, the lowest since June last year.
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Scratch relies on dragging and dropping to create simple instructions, rather than typing out lots of complex code.
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The euro was lower against the Swiss franc, after dropping to a five-week low of 1.1772 francs.
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Platinum rose 1.3 percent to $905.1 after dropping to the lowest since early February in the previous session.
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Silver was up 0.42 percent at $16.81 an ounce after dropping to $16.64, its lowest since Aug. 16.
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And when a driver's power is low, dropping to 30 percent and then 10, the tension is palpable.
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Dropping to 1-3 in his last six starts, Velasquez failed to get an out in the fifth.
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The age at which queer people come out has continued to decline, dropping to the early or midteens.
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But when the moon is full and bright, the reddish owls do poorly, dropping to three a night.
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The greenback was down 20.4 percent at 0.53 yen after dropping to 20.5, its weakest since June 24.64.
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German government bond yields fell sharply, with 10-year German bund yields dropping to a three-month low.
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Labor market momentum could slow this year, with job openings dropping to a two-year low in December.
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Spot silver fell 1.7 percent at $16.35 per ounce after dropping to $16.26, its lowest since Dec. 22.
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Overall, the dollar index fell 0.2% to 97.530, after earlier dropping to a one-month low of 97.433.
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The dollar stood little changed at 111.25 yen after dropping to 110.815 overnight, its weakest since Sept. 6.
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Scott walked off the green with a double-bogey 21985, dropping to third behind Kokrak and K. J. Choi.
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In afternoon trading, the dollar index rose 0.3 percent to 95.535, after earlier dropping to a three-month trough.
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The euro rose half a percent to $1.0603 after dropping to $1.0518 on Thursday, its lowest since March 2015.
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The dollar fell 0.02 percent against a basket of currencies, dropping to a 10-month low during the session.
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Sales of Gilead's hepatitis C drugs continued to fall, dropping to $790 million from $1 billion a year earlier.
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In other metals, silver fell 1.1 percent to $14.81 per ounce, after dropping to its lowest level since Dec.
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The 10-year Treasury yield traded around 1.65% on Thursday after dropping to as low as 1.5% last week.
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U.S. crude futures were down 2104.44 cents at $21, after earlier dropping to $48.87, the lowest since Oct. 4.
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The dollar index was weaker at 95.60 after dropping to 95.254 on Friday, its lowest level since Aug. 0.76813.
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Those scenarios included the portfolio dropping to between $2.5 trillion and $3.3 trillion, between the years 2020 to 2022.
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Criminal referrals were always rare and are becoming rarer still, dropping to 23 in 22 from 2100 in 2000.
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In 2000, the top 1 percent owned 49.6 percent of all household wealth, dropping to 20003 percent in 2009.
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The pound has fallen 28 cents since the night of the vote, dropping to $1.2215 GBP=D4 on Tuesday.
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With homebuilder confidence dropping to an eight-month low in July, the supply of houses is unlikely to improve.
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The chances of a cut by mid-21.3525 faded throughout the session, though, dropping to just one in five.
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Germany's 10-year bond yield hurtled towards zero percent on Thursday, dropping to 0.034, its lowest since late 2016.
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According the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Hispanic unemployment hit a record low in July, dropping to just 4.5 percent.
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For repeat home buyers, the median age got slightly younger, dropping to 52 years old from 53 in 2015.
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Spot gold was down 1 percent at $23,263.02 an ounce, after dropping to a two-month low of $1,260.71.
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Germany's 21.085-year bond yield hurtled towards zero percent on Thursday, dropping to 0.034, its lowest since late 2016.
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Fed officials slightly marked down their growth forecast for this year and 2019, dropping to 3% and 2.3%, respectively.
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Bitcoin's value soared during 22017, reaching a high of almost $20,000 before dropping to half that in early 2018.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury note yielded 2.896 percent after dropping to as low as 2.853 percent on Tuesday.
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Their latest joint action was spurred by oil prices dropping to under $50 per barrel, below their budget needs.
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For a 25-year-old woman, the average is 17.5 people, dropping to 15 by the age of 39.
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Brent crude futures were down 20% at $36.18 a barrel after earlier dropping to $31.02, their lowest since Feb.
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Brent crude futures were down 20% at $36.19 a barrel after earlier dropping to $31.02, their lowest since Feb.
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Take L.S.U.: On Saturday night, the Tigers lost to Texas A&M at Kyle Field, dropping to 9-3.
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It reached 2154,400 feet before dropping to 5,800 feet, rising again briefly and falling sharply — all within one minute.
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It reached 33,23 feet before dropping to 2000,250 feet, rising again briefly and falling sharply — all within one minute.
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Criminal referrals were always rare and are becoming rarer still, dropping to 0003 in 2016 from 589 in 2012.
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The Dow's drop coincided with the yield on the U.S. 21000-year Treasury dropping to an all-time low.
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We're looking at 83 and clear in New York City, with temperatures dropping to a comfy 72 this evening.
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Television cameras captured him dropping to his knees on the floor in the corridor outside the Giants' locker room.
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Analysts see headline inflation running at 3.4% this year, unchanged from 2019 levels, before dropping to 3.1% by 2022.
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Factory gate price inflation slowed slightly less than expected, dropping to 3.2 percent compared with forecasts of 3.1 percent.
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A measure in service-sector growth dropping to its lowest level since 2016 in September only amplified those concerns.
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Public investment has also been squeezed, dropping to 34 billion pounds last year from 51 billion in 2009/10.
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The number of deals in the UK also fell, dropping to 8 last year, from 18 the previous year.
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Often, they lure new customers with attractive savings rates that last for just a year, before dropping to negligible levels.
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Jimmy Howard played well in dropping to 5-5-2 lifetime against the Bruins, making 22 saves in the loss.
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U.S. crude futures ended Thursday's session up $22017, or 247 percent, at $26.4 a barrel, after earlier dropping to $219.5.
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Dropping to a 23-26 start on Wednesday, the Mets have been plagued with a number of injuries this season.
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The euro was 0.31 percent lower against the Swiss franc, after dropping to a five-week low of 1.1772 francs.
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Salmon prices peaked at around 80 crowns per kilo in early January before dropping to around 50 crowns in March.
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The pound GBP= was last down 0.30 percent at $1.2999, after earlier dropping to $1.2957, its lowest since July 11.
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Women, by contrast, went from filing 96,000 petitions in 1979 to 118,000 in 1993, before dropping to 65,20153 in 2016.
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Giolito allowed seven runs and seven hits over five innings while dropping to 0-3 over his last four starts.
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"I am the best version of myself when I am with you," he told Lindsay before dropping to one knee.
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In the currency market, the dollar weakened against a basket of currencies, with the dollar index dropping to 93.95 overnight.
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Prices peaked at around 80 crowns per kilo in early January before dropping to 50 crowns, but have since rallied.
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Economists think the economy added 24,2125 nonfarm jobs, with the unemployment rate dropping to 2145 percent from January's 4 percent.
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The euro rose almost half a percent to $1.0592 after dropping to $1.0518 on Thursday, its lowest since March 2015.
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"He made it very tough for me today," Muller said after dropping to 2-4 versus Isner in his career.
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The dollar index was a touch weaker at 95.653 after dropping to 33 on Friday, its lowest since August 3.
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Brent crude futures fell $22018, or 22019 percent, to $22019 a barrel, after dropping to a session low of $58.36.
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He and Law won a waltz competition, and he momentarily thought of dropping to his knee during the prize-giving.
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Initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell to 232,000, while economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims dropping to 240,000.
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The euro was 0.4-percent lower against the Swiss franc, after dropping to a five-week low of 1.1772 francs.
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But in 22014, CD sales took a hit, dropping to 22 million, and then down to 2000 million in 773.
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It wasn't so long ago that we were talking about the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 tablet dropping to below £1,000.
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Scary moment in UNC's game as Roy Williams had to be helped off the court after dropping to one knee.
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Reindeer and caribou populations have declined 56 percent in the past two decades, dropping to 2.1 million from 4.7 million.
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That wasn't enough for my mother, who, while still in Venezuela with my father, fell sick, dropping to 95 pounds.
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CBOT wheat gave up 1.8% to $5.03-3/4 a bushel after dropping to $5.01, the lowest since Nov. 18.
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A graph published by the NOC showed Wintershall's Libyan production gradually dropping to zero since the start of this year.
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The June new export orders index contracted for the first time since February, dropping to 49.8 from 51.2 in May.
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Drinking premium fuel, the 2-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder delivers 313 horsepower, dropping to 210 horsepower with standard-grade gas.
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That bond bore the brunt of the selling, dropping to 55 cents and sending its yield effectively soaring above 1,500%.
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Monthly premiums for standalone prescription drug plans will also be lower next year, dropping to $30 from $32.50 in 2019.
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In afternoon trading, the dollar index was last down 0.4% at 97.839 after dropping to 97.811, a two-week low.
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The benchmark 23.5-year Treasury yield rose to near 2225 percent in afternoon trading after earlier dropping to 22 percent.
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The song centers on family and faith and West is seen at one point dropping to his knees in prayer.
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Fitch believes Conduent plans on achieving significant cost savings with a portion reinvested and remainder dropping to the bottom line.
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The shares of agricultural commodities also fell sharply, with soybeans dropping to their lowest level since December 6503, Reuters reported.
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However, higher prices are hurting profits, with refinery margins dropping to the lowest for this time of year in 16 years.
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In the video, Crutcher approaches the driver's side door before dropping to the ground after being shocked with a stun gun.
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Since then, however, profit has fallen, dropping to $16.2 billion last year — a whopping sum but Exxon's smallest gain since 2002.
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Witnesses likened the scene to a zombie apocalypse: People were staggering around the park, before dropping to the ground like flies.
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It was last up 0.5 percent at $0.7619 after dropping to a more than one-month low of $13 this week.
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The single currency was down 0.2 percent at $1.1339 after dropping to a two-week low of $1.1325 the previous day.
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The dollar also slid 0.8 percent against its rivals to 96.263, after earlier dropping to 96.042, its lowest in a month.
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After the bill's passage, colleges and universities dramatically scaled back postsecondary programs in prison — dropping to just eight programs by 1997.
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The stock hit $83 on October 4th before starting a precipitous drop later that month, dropping to $24.57 on October 10th.
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Net debt was also forecast to rise slightly above 20% of the GDP, before dropping to 19.9 per cent in 13.
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Net debt was also forecast to rise slightly above 20% of the GDP, before dropping to 19.9 per cent in 2022.
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San Francisco is 7-03, while Coleman's former team, the Atlanta Falcons, lost at home to Seattle, dropping to 1-7.
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San Francisco is 7-03, while Coleman's former team, the Atlanta Falcons, lost at home to Seattle, dropping to 1-7.
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Other metals also pulled back, with nickel hitting multi-month lows and zinc and copper dropping to their lowest in weeks.
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The 30 percent tariff will last four years, dropping to 15 percent over that time period, The New York Times says.
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But he hasn't hit those heights in two subsequent years, dropping to 38 points as a sophomore and 225 last year.
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When robots blasted energy weapons at me, I wound up dropping to the floor to take cover behind a coffee table.
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Production edged lower in the most recent week, dropping to 9.75 million bpd, down from 9.79 million bpd a week earlier.
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In 2011-2012, 278 horses died, with the number dropping to around 200 or below in each of the years after.
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The 40-year yield stood unchanged at 0.885 percent after dropping to 0.875 percent on Friday, the lowest since January 2017.
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In that bout Glover repeatedly demonstrated his 'donkey guard', jumping upside down closed guard and then dropping to attack the legs.
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In mid-morning trading, the euro rose 0.3% to $1.1170, after earlier dropping to a fresh two-month low of $1.1102.
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Ford's F-150 pickup fell out of the top ten this year dropping to number 13 due to lower domestic content.
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Trump's remarks also sent U.S. Treasury yields lower, with the 10-year yield dropping to its lowest level since November 2016.
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The smaller base model would have a range of about 4,500 nautical miles, dropping to about 3,500 for the larger variant.
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U.S. Treasury prices rose, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note dropping to its lowest level since October 2017.
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The 2025 bond suffered its sharpest decline in two months, dropping to 67.09 cents in the dollar, according to Tradeweb data.
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Net debt was also forecast to rise slightly above 53% of the GDP, before dropping to 19.9 per cent in 2022.
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As you probably guessed, it basically involves instantly dropping to the ground and rolling around in the semblance of extreme agony.
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It sees annual inflation dropping to the 4.53 percent center of the official target only in the first quarter of 2018.
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The Jets suffered their first regulation loss on home ice this season, dropping to 5-1-1 in their own arena.
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Brent crude futures edged up 0.3 percent after dropping to $74.49 per barrel on Monday, their lowest in about three weeks.
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Since the last rate decision on July 163, data showed annual inflation dropping to 0.8% in June from 1.5% in May.
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The pound was suffering one of the worst days in its history, dropping to $1.35, around its lowest level since 1985.
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On Wednesday, Trump thanked the kingdom, an influential member of OPEC, for the price of oil dropping to $85033 a barrel.
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After dropping to a one-month low of 22015 yen JPY= on Friday, the dollar rose 25 percent to 25 yen.
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Ten percent of people will visit the dentist for treatment in 2017, with that percentage dropping to 21625 percent in 2900.
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But AWS' revenue growth continued to slow in the third quarter, dropping to 35% from 37% last quarter, continuing a pattern.
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Temperatures are currently below freezing during the day, dropping to as low as minus 21 degrees Celsius (70 Fahrenheit) at night.
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The number of uninsured people fell to a record low in the final quarter of 2628, dropping to just 28500 percent.
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You can save £40 on the Fire HD 103 tablet (64GB), with the price dropping to just £139.99 until March 20.
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After dropping to below $190 per share following the offer, Tesla shares have recovered and ended trading on Friday at $234.79.
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Spot gold prices fell for the third straight session on Wednesday, dropping to a two-week low of $1,261.01 per ounce.
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RHP Mike Pelfrey threw 106 pitches in 4 2/3 innings in Friday's loss, dropping to 3-6 on the season.
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And on each occasion, turnout was recorded at around 50 percent — with that figure dropping to just 23 percent in 2005.
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Dramatic CCTV footage showed a party of stunned diners dropping to the floor as the assailants abducted six men at gunpoint.
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The Slovenian defender was instantly knocked out, dropping to the floor before Jimenez and other players rapidly signaled for medical attention.
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This is called "mean distance between failure," and for five consecutive years, it got worse — dropping to 112,103 miles in 2016.
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Significantly, the June new export orders index contracted for the first time since February, dropping to 212.6 from 255.0 in May.
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Around the world, measles cases fell 4933 percent between 2000 and 2016, with deaths dropping to 90,21957 a year from 21989,21989.
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Around the world, measles cases fell 22014 percent between 2000 and 2016, with deaths dropping to 90,000 a year from 550,000.
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A new national Quinnipiac poll showed he just retook the lead while Warren lost half her support, dropping to third place.
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The European IPO market has had a torrid time of late, with volumes in 2019 dropping to a seven-year low.
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Elsewhere, Russia's rouble traded flat after dropping to 61.81 per dollar following the surprise resignation of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's government.
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Spending on state and local governmentconstruction projects fell 1.4 percent in July, also dropping to the lowest level since February 2014.
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Bitcoin traded 4 percent lower near $2,754 after dropping to a low of $2,670 earlier in the morning, according to CoinDesk.
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Today, that number has more than flipped: Nonbanks originate 73 percent of the loans, with banks' share dropping to 18 percent.
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Brent crude futures edged up 0.2 percent after dropping to $74.49 per barrel on Monday, their lowest in about three weeks.
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Trump on Monday approved a 30 percent tariff on solar cell and module imports, dropping to 15 percent within four years.
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Three recent polls have shown Biden lagging in Iowa, dropping to fourth place behind Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the economy adding 193,53 jobs in March and the unemployment rate dropping to 4.0 percent.
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Benedict's habit of dropping to his knees to stop the puck had led Toronto fans to mockingly call him Praying Benny.
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Last year, the Oscars stretched to almost four hours — beyond the endurance of viewers, with ratings dropping to a record low.
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An Insa poll on Monday had support for the SPD dropping to 17 percent, below its election result of 20.5 percent.
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With the split decision win, Strickland moves to an applause-worthy 18-1 overall, and 3-1 since dropping to welterweight.
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"Chi-Can-O." He responded by dropping to the ground and hurling Rey Jaguar across the ring in one fluid motion.
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Light trucks are on track to account for about 70 percent of all sales, with cars dropping to 30 percent, NADA said.
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China's offshore yuan traded 0.1 percent weaker at 6.8857 per dollar after dropping to 6.8888, its lowest in more than two weeks.
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The company announced today that the monthly subscription price is dropping to $214.99 a month, compared to the previous price of $19.99.
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HK/SIN, the Aussie traded at $0.7505, after dropping to levels near $0.7438 on Monday amid the uncertainty around the election outcome.
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Mellon's Brendan Murphy believes there's nothing fundamentally wrong with the economy despite Treasury yields dropping to their lowest level since September 2017.
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It follows several polls that had shown the Tories' lead dropping to around the ten-point mark, even before the U-turn.
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The price of benchmark West Texas intermediate oil continued to fall on Thursday, dropping to $33.27 a barrel, down over 2 percent.
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Obama," Trudeau says before dropping to the floor for a pushup and imaginary mic drop while surrounded by Invictus Games competitors. "Boom!
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Its index of developing-world stocks was last down 0.3 percent, after dropping to its lowest level in more than a week.
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Rookie quarterback Josh Rosen made his NFL debut with 232:2102 remaining but couldn't prevent the Cardinals from dropping to 219-1683.
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Video posted on social media shows parade attendees running and dropping to the ground as gunfire can be heard in the background.
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The Jets fell 21-286 in a shootout Thursday at Boston, dropping to 291-22-21994 in their past eight road contests.
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Shares in the company rose 3 percent to 510.49 rand, erasing earlier losses after dropping to as a low of 478.38 rand.
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It's a great idea that's struggled mightily in the execution, especially since dropping to an unsustainable $9.95/month subscription price last year.
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The interest in DH came at a point when its shares were in a slump, dropping to a record low last November.
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His popularity with voters over 65 years old fell below 50 percent for the first time in March, dropping to 47 percent.
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Spending on state and local government construction projects fell 1.4 percent in July, also dropping to the lowest level since February 2014.
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Only four data points in, except for a brief Obama bump, we've hovered around 20 percent, dropping to 19 percent by 2012.
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Temperatures for the day are expected to peak at about 11 to 15 degrees below zero before dropping to -27 degrees overnight.
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Originally, the show was referred to as "Friends Like Us" for the filming of the pilot, before dropping to just one word.
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Shares in RCom were trading at 17.95 rupees, down 6.5 percent, at 0400 GMT, after dropping to a low of 17.70 rupees.
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On Friday night, Stanford lost to No. 5 Washington (22014-22), dropping to 23-212, and from No. 217 to No. 26.
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Soybeans rose 0.1% to $9.11-3/4 a bushel after dropping to a seven-week low of $9.10 a bushel on Monday.
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Crime in New York City has plunged in recent years, with violent crimes such as murders and shootings dropping to new lows.
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Wheat gave up 1.1% to $24.333-1/4 a bushel after dropping to $5.04-1/4 a bushel, the lowest since Nov.
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CME October lean hogs closed 0.125 cent higher at 62.725 cents per pound, after dropping to a one-year low last week.
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She said she had a fever of 104 degrees for 15 straight days and lost even more weight, dropping to 90 pounds.
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He seemed remarkably fit and limber, skipping across the stage, doing deep-knee bends and occasionally dropping to his knees to sing.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index fell 2.8 percent by 1457 GMT, after dropping to its lowest intraday level since October 2014.
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Yield on 10-year Treasury note rose after dropping to two-month lows on Monday, boosted by safety buying as stocks tumbled.
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The Lay-Z-Spa Paris Hot Tub is a particularly awesome deal, dropping to only £394.99 from the list price of £599.99.
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In contrast, sweet, candy-like flavors were becoming less popular, dropping to nearly 258 percent in 210 from 83 percent in 28.
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Mortgage rates have been dropping to multi-year lows this summer in the United States, as longer-dated Treasury yields keep falling.
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Commodity prices took a hit overnight, with London traded nickel dropping to its weakest level since January, while copper eased 2.5 percent.
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The median bitcoin transaction fee was above $10 for the last several weeks before dropping to $5 on Tuesday, according to bitinfocharts.
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So far Roku has shaved more than $3.7 billion off its market value this week, dropping to a value of $13.6 billion.
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South Korea's sub-index fell the steepest among its peers in the survey, dropping to 22016 from 22 in the previous quarter.
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Coal prices for prompt loading at Australia's Newcastle terminal have lost almost 20 percent since last Friday, dropping to $72 a tonne.
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Bade again: In 203, 72% of utility professionals said they expect moderate or significant growth in gas, dropping to 64% last year.
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The price of oil slumped even more, dropping to $211 in New York and helping send U.S. stocks on a reverse roller coaster.
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After the BoE decision, the pound initially broke higher before dropping to a day's low of $1.3019, down 0.2 percent on the day.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note traded at 2.786 percent after dropping to 2.729 percent, its lowest level since April.
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Jack proves his devotion to the little boy by dropping to the ground and doing push-ups with Randall clinging to his back.
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The golf equipment seller climbed north of $24 last September before dropping to about $14 during the fourth-quarter sell-off, he said.
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After the BoE decision, the pound initially broke higher before dropping to a day's low of $1.3023, down 0.1 percent on the day.
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Their debt receives 50% less TLAC treatment with less than two years left to run, dropping to zero with under one year remaining .
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Britain's Cal Crutchlow was fourth for LCR Honda, the best non-factory rider, with Zarco dropping to eighth as his tyres lost performance.
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"Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse ... are dropping to where they were after the Brexit vote, " said Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Baird.
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Yet considering the huge number of recreational players, Asians are underrepresented in professional cricket, dropping to just 4% of first-class county players.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Hamilton's ratings could come under pressure if its budgetary performance deteriorates significantly and unexpectedly, with current margins dropping to below 13%.
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Zostavax efficacy declines with age, dropping to only about 212 percent in adults over 230 versus 22 percent for people in their 50s.
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Morgan Stanley's worst-case scenario had Tesla shares dropping to $10, while Citi saw a 40% chance of the stock falling to $36.
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Prices peaked at around 80 crowns per kilo in early January before dropping to 50 crowns, but have since rallied before easing again.
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Apple shares fell nearly 10 percent the next day, dropping to as low as $142.00 before recovering to $142.19 by the closing bell.
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Oil was lingering near multimonth lows on Thursday morning, with the American benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude dropping to around $61 per barrel.
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The partially convertible rupee was at 70.47/48 per dollar at 0558 GMT after dropping to 70.6050 earlier, its weakest since March 6.
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Economic reports showed U.S. unemployment rolls dropping to their lowest level since 1973 and mid-Atlantic manufacturers asking higher prices for their products.
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Both eased from those highs, with the yield on the 10-year Treasury dropping to 2.98 percent by the end of European trading.
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The lower acreage will result in corn output dropping to 207.5 million tonnes in the 2017/18 crop year that ends in September.
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Benchmark palm oil futures slipped almost 8 percent in February amid worries over declining demand, dropping to a two-month low last week.
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The list price for Spinraza is a whopping $25.45,23.08 for the first year of therapy, dropping to about $375,000 a year after that.
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O/R U.S. crude futures rose 0.92 percent to $66.79 per barrel after dropping to $65.33 on Tuesday, the lowest since mid-August.
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In the following years, the industry faced some significant troubles, with its total market share dropping to $255 million in sales in 2000.
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The Chicago Purchasing Managers Index shows backlogs dropping to a level touched briefly four years ago but last sustained during the financial crisis.
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The Conservatives held steady on 39% while the Labour Party lost 1 percentage point of support, dropping to 26%, polling company YouGov said.
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"God willing, there is nothing," he said before dropping to the ground and running for cover at the buzz of a missile overhead.
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There was a collective gasp as it slid along the platform and tipped over the edge, dropping to its death 30 feet below.
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The Browns continued their run into the wrong history books, dropping to 0-12, with a league-worst point differential of minus-155.
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We catch our kids scrutinizing their reflections in the mirror before heading out to school, eyes dropping to their legs, their little tummies.
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DreamWorks and Universal's "Welcome to Marwen" continues to have a bleak holiday, dropping to No. 14 with $2.23 million in its second outing.
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In three to five years, will they have lost enrollment, donors, marketability, and if so can that be attributed to dropping to FCS?
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Video footage shows the flannel-clad singer walking to the edge of the stage, then dropping to the sound of a loud crash.
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After dropping to 1,287 at the end of 2016 from 1,875 a year earlier, employment at Mack's Macungie plant has rebounded to 13,800.
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Its last undefeated team this season, Texas Christian, lost at No. 212 Iowa State on Saturday, dropping to 7-1 and No. 10.
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High pressure settles in overnight, with lows dropping to the mid- to upper 20s in our colder locations to the low 30s downtown.
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Overall exports have since fallen to 1.8 million bpd, according to energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie, which estimates volumes dropping to 1 million bpd.
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Available only in Europe, the shirt originally had a price tag of £25.00 (~$32) before dropping to a sale price of £15.00 (~$20).
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Societe Generale analysts see the rand dropping to 15.4 per dollar by year-end from 14.8 now, and to 16 by mid-2020.
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The dollar fell against most major currencies, dropping to a two-week low versus the yen, pressured by the Fed's cautious economic outlook.
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People have gotten used to growth, and now exports are dropping to a quarter of what they were a mere four years ago.
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Rosberg had a difficult race after dropping to last place at the start when he was hit broadside by Vettel and spun around.
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The list price for Spinraza is a whopping $750,000 for the first year of therapy, dropping to about $375,000 a year after that.
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EA is expected to post an earnings decline for its fiscal third quarter, dropping to $2.20 a share from $2.48 a year earlier.
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Interest rates have been low in Taiwan with the one-year deposit rate dropping to 1% from 1.2% between 2015 and March 2017.
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When would I stop dropping to my knees (out of the blue) and crying so hard for so long that my ribs hurt?
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Asia markets closed sharply lower with the Nikkei 260 falling 2724.42 percent after dropping to its lowest levels in more than five months.
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Washington State shot 39.2 percent and hit 10 of 28 from long range while dropping to 0-9 in true road games this season.
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The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of its peers, traded at 97.367 after dropping to levels below 97.2 yesterday.
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The uncertainty has pushed investors toward safe-haven assets, which resulted in benchmark U.S. Treasury yields dropping to its lowest level since October 2017.
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O/R U.S. crude futures rose half a percent to $66.49 per barrel after dropping to $65.33 on Tuesday, the lowest since mid-August.
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Meanwhile, the British pound traded at $1.2945 after dropping to a 31-year low of $1.2796 on Wednesday amid uncertainty surrounding the Brexit vote.
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The programme forecast that inflation would rise to 20.8 percent this year before dropping to 4.73 percent in 2019 and 9.8 percent in 2020.
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The former mayor has since surged in polling in New Hampshire ahead of Tuesday's primary there, with Biden dropping to third or fourth place.
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She tried to imagine, in the midst of pretending to run from a school shooter, dropping to the ground and stiffening like a board.
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With temperatures dropping to four or five degrees centigrade at night, people are trying to run electric heaters and radiators, driving up power demand.
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The telecom's Unlimited Choice plan is going up to $65 from $33, and its Unlimited Plus Enhanced plan is dropping to $80 from $90.
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On Tuesday, the president hit a new low in the RealClearPolitics average, dropping to just 39.8 percent job approval, compared with 53.3 percent disapproval.
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The dollar fell to a more than 2-year low against its Canadian counterpart, dropping to C$1.2416, its lowest since June 30, 2015.
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The dollar index, tracking against a basket of six major currencies, rose 0.36 percent to 95.564, after earlier dropping to a three-month trough.
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The biggest sectoral loser was household gains, tanking 3 percent overall, with a number of luxury groups dropping to the bottom of the group.
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A central bank poll of 53 analysts earlier this month forecast full-year 2019 inflation at 29 percent, dropping to 19.5 percent in 2020.
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The royal proves that by dropping to her knees to give Jaime a blow job, even though she's the literal queen in the room.
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On Wednesday, new U.S. single-family home sales unexpectedly fell in July, dropping to their lowest in seven months amid a surge in prices.
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Foreign trade fell around 25 percent from 2013 through 2017, with annual imports dropping to $11.3 billion from $15.6 billion, according to the government.
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Electricity provider Meridian Energy lost as much as 1.1 percent, dropping to its lowest in a month and potentially facing a fifth losing session.
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As money was coming out of the fund, TLT was dropping — to the tune of some 26.1 percent in losses in that same period.
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International benchmark also extended losses overnight, dropping to $46.64 a barrel after breaking below $50 on Thursday for the first time in six weeks.
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Despite the benchmark TAIEX index dropping to a five-month low on Monday, investors can expect limited impact from the outcome of the polls.
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But that is seen dropping to minimal profit growth in the first half of 2019 followed by small profit declines in the second half.
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Lumbering lower The price of lumber has fallen more than 8 percent over the last month, recently dropping to its 200-day moving average.
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With temperatures dropping to four or five degrees centrigrade at night, people are trying to run electric heaters and radiators, driving up power demand.
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The precious metal also posted its biggest one-day decline since November 2016 on Tuesday, dropping to a level not seen since Dec. 28.
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He lasted just 2 2/3 innings, allowing four runs on four hits, dropping to 0-3 in five major league starts this season.
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Sterling gained a quarter of a percent to $1.40 in early London trading, after dropping to a two-week low of $1.3937 in Asia.
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The White House cut down its number of press briefings, dropping to only 85033 briefings spanning a total of four hours, according to Wemple.
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"It refers to a video of James Brown he used to watch where Brown keeps dropping to the floor, full body weight," Lammer said.
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Brent crude futures were down $28, or 22020%, at $2150 a barrel by 303 GMT, after earlier dropping to $230, their lowest since Feb.
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Brent crude futures were down $26, or 28%, at $22014 a barrel by 22020 GMT, after earlier dropping to $2150, their lowest since Feb.
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Brent crude futures were down $26, or 28%, at $22020 a barrel by 2150 GMT, after earlier dropping to $303, their lowest since Feb.
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The dollar fell 0.5% against the yen to 108.35 yen in afternoon trading, after earlier dropping to a three-week low of 108.33 yen.
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The bizarre and somewhat disturbing footage shows the small birds flying into the glass section of the NASCAR building and dropping to the ground.
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Otherwise we're mostly cloudy and cool, with lows dropping to near 40 across the coldest suburbs and into the mid-40s inside the District.
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At the same time, the price for eligible electric company cars is dropping to 45,23 euros ($2000,260) this year and 2000,286 euros in 2800.
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Unemployment also fell sharply for Asian Americans, dropping to 2000% while the level for Hispanics fell to 3.9%, both declines of 0.3 percentage points.
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The number of divorces also declined in those same years, dropping to 2.9 per 1,000 in 2018 compared with 4.0 per 1,000 in 2000.
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Non-resident investment in bonds slowed for the third month in a row, dropping to C$2.36 billion on diminishing appetite for corporate bonds.
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Additionally, monthly premiums for standalone prescription drug plans will be lower next year, dropping to $30 from $32.50 in 2019, according to government estimates.
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Palladium was up 0.51 percent at $1,040.74, while platinum flattened out at $983.10 per ounce, after dropping to a two-week low of $973.50.
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Benchmark 10-year notes fell 343/32 in price to yield 2.831 percent, after earlier dropping to 2.822 percent, the lowest since May 31.
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Trade uncertainty has pushed investors towards safe-haven assets, which resulted in benchmark U.S. Treasury yields dropping to its lowest level since October 2017.
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In the latest Times best-seller list, released on Wednesday night, Mr. Trump lost the top spot, dropping to No. 2 among nonfiction books.
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" The dollar also struggled against the yen, dropping to two week-lows, and Razaqzada said the currency pair remains in a "technical correction phase.
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"It's a pretty picture, you dropping to your knees," he told a former Playboy playmate who had dramatically begged to stay on Celebrity Apprentice.
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In the first year, Medicare would grow, with the eligibility age dropping to 55 and with all children 18 and younger added to the rolls.
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Investors were unfazed by economic reports showing a slight increase in consumer spending and initial jobless claims dropping to more than a 45-year low.
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In afternoon trading, the dollar fell 0.5% against a surging yen to 105.58 yen JPY=, after earlier dropping to a seven-month low of 105.25.
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The Commerce Department said the trade deficit increased 2.2 percent to $45.7 billion with exports dropping to a more than 5-1/2 year low.
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Foreign firms' share of American firearms sales rose from 10% in 1980 to a peak of 45% in 2007, before dropping to 33% in 20163.
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Hardest hit were young people aged 15 to 2.13 years, with their jobless rate dropping to 47.9 percent from 50.6 percent in February last year.
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We don't have many, nor does any other team for things like dropping to how our players' contracts would cross over into the Overwatch League's.
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Padilla ran to her son as he entered the airport waiting area, dropping to her knees and embracing the small boy as he smiled broadly.
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The front-month contract for U.S. crude futures closed 2 cents higher, at $38.34 a barrel, after dropping to $37.57, the lowest since March 16.
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U.S. homebuilding fell more than expected in November, with groundbreaking on new housing projects dropping to 1.09 million units from October's 1.34 million-unit rate.
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On Friday, the October 2020 note was up more than 4 points to 95.25 cents on the dollar, with the yield dropping to 6.24 percent.
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Oil prices recovered as markets braced for the imposition of U.S. sanctions on Iran next week, after dropping to multi-month lows the previous day.
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This political distortion remains a stubborn reality even as Gallup's most recent poll has Trump's approval rating among all Americans dropping to only 28503 percent.
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Running back Adrian Peterson collected 108 yards on 228 carries for the Redskins, but it wasn't enough to keep them from dropping to 21-217.
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International benchmark Brent crude oil futures were trading down 303 cents at $45.74 per barrel, after dropping to $45.09, its weakest level since Aug. 11.
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However, imports from number two supplier Indonesia were sharply lower, dropping to 6.31 million tonnes in June, from May's 9.47 million and April's 9.83 million.
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Zach Eflin (9-7) gave up six runs, four hits and three walks in three innings, dropping to 0-3 in his last four starts.
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With Brent crude oil falling nearly 13% to just under $21 a barrel and benchmark U.S. crude dropping to under $21, Marathon Oil, Apache Corp.
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Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil prices, was down $1.92, or 7.7%, at $23.01, after earlier dropping to $103, the lowest since November 2002.
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Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil prices, was down $2.19, or 8.78%, at $22.74, after earlier dropping to $22.58, the lowest since November 2002.
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In more bad news from the Texas oil patch, a new reading of the Dallas Fed's manufacturing gauge showed activity dropping to a record low.
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Her older sister Venus faltered in 2018 after reaching two Grand Slam finals in 2017, dropping to No. 38 in the rankings at age 38.
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Meanwhile, the rate on the benchmark 30-year Treasury bond sank to a new all-time low Wednesday, dropping to a low just below 1.91%.
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The 22-year Treasury yield fell three basis points to 2034% after dropping to below 27% for the first time ever earlier in the session.
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On December 30, New Delhi recorded its coldest day in more than a century with the temperature dropping to 9.4 degrees Celsius (49 degrees Farenheit).
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"We lost in the one area we've been undefeated this year — the line of scrimmage," Whittingham said after dropping to 11-2 for the season.
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Randle made the first free throw, but his second free throw attempt was long and the game ended with New York dropping to 4-19.
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U.S. Treasury prices rallied on the weak U.S. PMIs, with the yield on the 23.8-year Treasury government bond dropping to an all-time low.
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U.S. Treasury prices rallied on the weak U.S. PMIs, with the yield on the 23.8-year Treasury government bond dropping to an all-time low.
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In Tokyo, the fell 4.51 percent, or 974.13 points, to close at 20,617.86 after earlier dropping to its lowest levels in more than five months.
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Randle made the first free throw, but his second free-throw attempt was long, and the game ended with New York dropping to 4-19.
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Investors were unfazed by economic reports showing a slight increase in consumer spending and initial jobless claims dropping to a more than 45-year low.
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A global supply glut and weaker demand sent oil prices spiraling in late 266.14, dropping to a low near $22014 a barrel in February 2016.
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He was flinging his hands wide, declaiming and then dropping to a dramatic whisper, as he spoke of the decline of the house of Oudh.
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Spot gold was up 0.49 percent at $21,2309.30 an ounce, erasing losses after earlier dropping to its lowest since March 26 last year at $22009,20.75.
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The economy has made steady progress since Mr. Trump took office, with the unemployment rate recently dropping to 3.8 percent, its lowest level since 2000.
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Brent crude was trading down 37 cents, or 1.29%, at $28.36 a barrel by 0650 GMT, after dropping to $28.05, the lowest since early 2016.
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He has mastered some of Mr. Ruffin's signature moves: splits; tossing a microphone in the air, spinning, dropping to his knees and catching the mic.
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They mimic the sensation of dropping to your death without actually putting you in harm's way—or that's how it's supposed to be, at least.
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In 1997, 32 percent of households reported a member being a hunter, but by 2014 that percentage had been cut in half, dropping to 15 percent.
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Data for September was revised to show starts dropping to a rate of 1.210 million units instead of the previously reported pace of 1.201 million units.
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The unemployment rate should tick up to 3.6% in October, according to consensus estimates, after dropping to 3.5% last month, its lowest level since December 1969.
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Kansas City totaled nine runs in a four-game sweep at Texas over the weekend, dropping to a major league-worst 23-36 on the road.
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In Shanghai, copper slid 1.6 percent to settle at 49,060 yuan and zinc eased 0.9 percent to 21,740 yuan, after both dropping to multi-week lows.
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The clinching piece of evidence, he said, was the purchasing managers' indices on Friday, which showed business activity dropping to its lowest level since spring 2009.
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The IEA estimates demand for OPEC's crude in 2018 will average 32.3 million bpd, after dropping to 32.0 million in the first quarter of the year.
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Safe-haven government bonds were in demand, with yields on German 10-year debt, the benchmark for the euro zone, dropping to a one-month low.
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That likely contributed to the pullback in North American expansion, with the growth rate dropping to 18 percent from 42 percent in the year-ago period.
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Tesla shares have been in upheaval since August, dropping to a 52-week low in early October then rebounding following a stellar third-quarter earnings report.
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Not everybody drives electric cars, but nearly everybody has a cellphone, and the fear of that little percent bar dropping to 0 is ubiquitous and acute.
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In falling markets, stock prices not only go down in price — they also go back in time, dropping to values first reached on the way up.
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Technically, the first day of spring was on March 20th, but that hasn't stopped temps from dropping to inappropriately chilly lows here in New York City.
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Ten-year notes fell 1/32 in price to yield 2.375 percent, after dropping to 2.340 percent in overnight trading, the lowest level since December 2017.
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China topped the medal table when Beijing hosted the 2008 Games before dropping to second in London (2012) and third in Rio de Janeiro last year.
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Bond yields have tumbled amid a flight to safety this year, with the 10-year Treasury note yield dropping to 1.85 percent as prices have risen.
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This course typically retails for $4,329 and was previously on sale for $59, but it's now available at an even lower price, dropping to just $39.
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Chandler -- a star defensive end for the New England Patriots -- was hospitalized after dropping to his knees outside the Foxborough PD station in a discombobulated state.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.2% by 0710 GMT, gaining some ground after dropping to near six-month lows hit in the previous session.
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The economy has been a bright spot for Republicans as they face voters in November, with unemployment dropping to a near 17-1/2-year low.
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Lackey (7-5) allowed six hits and six runs — five earned — with five walks in six innings, dropping to 763-3 in his past five starts.
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Sales of the iPhone dipped yet again during its fiscal third quarter, dropping to $53 billion from $29 billion in the same quarter one year ago.
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The Spaniard managed to stay on the bike as he ran wide into the gravel trap, dropping to fifth place and with Dovizioso ahead of him.
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The bourse fell to "oversold" territory from "neutral", with the 14-day relative strength index dropping to 27.488 points versus Friday's 30.480, Thomson Reuters data showed.
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The temperature was dropping to near freezing, and I wanted to be comfortable in the car while I waited for the camera's battery to run out.
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Funding from the European Central Bank and the Bank of Greece decreased by 6.0 billion euros from June to mid-November, dropping to 15.5 billion euros.
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Some went peacefully and quietly as they were escorted out by security officers, but others did not, shouting obscenities and dropping to the ground to resist.
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His teammate Pat Byrne said Veit had just walked off the field complaining that his teammates were not playing hard enough before dropping to the ground.
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Benchmark 10-year notes were last down 7/32 in price to yield 2.252 percent, after dropping to 2.198 percent overnight, the lowest since Nov. 17.
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Chicago Board of Trade most active corn was up 295% at $3.68-1/2 a bushel at 1237 GMT, after dropping to its lowest since Sept.
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The dollar's index against a basket of six major currencies was up 0.33 percent at 94.386 after dropping to its lowest since mid-June on Monday.
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Brent crude oil LCOc233 fell 23 cents, or 22 percent, to settle at $22017 a barrel after dropping to a session low of $211.42 a barrel.
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Mr. Jason then read a poem to Ms. Byrne professing his love for her, before dropping to one knee and asking for her hand in marriage.
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A series of injuries would limit him to 107 combined games over his final three seasons, with his scoring average dropping to 18.9 points a game.
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He said the situation had improved as of Sunday, with the average wait time in 13 airports dropping to 30 minutes, according to The Washington Post.
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Verizon's more intensive mmWave signal can have a noticeable impact, but you can solve that by simply walking away from the tower and dropping to LTE.
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"I came here to find myself, but I found myself in you," she continued before dropping to one knee and slipping a ring onto Haggerty's finger.
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"I came here to find myself, but I found myself in you," she continued before dropping to one knee and slipping a ring onto Haggerty's finger.
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The claims data was volatile in late 24, with applications dropping to 21.80,103 at the end of November and shooting up to 210,2500 in early December.
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Additionally, monthly premiums for standalone prescription drug plans will be lower next year, dropping to $30 from $32.50 in 2019, according to estimates from the government.
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Our 2017 study marks the first time since our rankings began in 2007 that Texas has fallen below second place, dropping to No. 4 this year.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, the federal government currently pays 95 percent of the costs of expanding Medicaid, eventually dropping to 90 percent but never less.
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LHP Blake Snell continues to struggle, lasting five innings or less for the sixth straight start and giving up 10 hits in dropping to 0-3.
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For the first year, a former waiver state would receive at least 90 percent of their guaranteed waiver funding, dropping to 75 percent in the second.
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With strong growth in recent years and unemployment dropping to its lowest level in two decades, wages have been rising rapidly across sectors, putting pressure on employers.
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Oil prices fell by 10% over a week, dropping to where they were before OPEC agreed to curtail production (in order to boost prices) late last year.
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This month, IDC reported smartwatch numbers were on the decline, with Apple dropping to fourth place after a 71 percent year-over-year decline in total shipments.
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Data for October was revised down to show starts dropping to a rate of 1.217 million units instead of the previously reported pace of 1.228 million units.
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But reserves are declining at a much faster rate, dropping to $1.51 trillion at the end of 2018, from a 2014 peak of more than $2.7 trillion.
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To keep their blood sugar from spiking or dropping to dangerous levels, people with diabetes have to watch what they eat and sometimes inject themselves with insulin.
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The Conference Board's survey found a decreasing number of Americans think business conditions will improve six months from now, dropping to 18.1% of those surveyed to 21.4%.
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The more confident I got with the moves – hair flips, dropping to the floor, body rolls – the more I could try to inject a little sex appeal.
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Overall, Italian yields were 3-5 bp lower across the curve, with the 103-year yield at one stage dropping to its lowest level since September 2016.
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International marker, Brent, traded above $100 a barrel for several years until 2014, dropping to almost $26 in 2016 and then recovering to over $80 last month.
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The company has continued to grow deposits faster than loans, leading to its loan-to-deposit ratio dropping to 96% at 3Q15 from 103.5% a year prior.
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Temperatures are expected to plummet on Monday, dropping to 15 degrees overnight with wind chills around zero, Patrick Maloit, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said.
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The exception so far is thermal coal, with Argus Media's assessment of cargoes at Australia's Newcastle Port dropping to $98.40 a tonne in the week to Jan.
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It briefly traded at a four-week high of $1.0872 in the aftermath of the ECB decision, before dropping to $1.0618, down 1.25 percent on the day.
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The tweet that accompanied the poster teases a trailer, which will be dropping to the public on Saturday after it airs exclusively at Comic-Con this week.
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In oil markets, prices edged higher on Friday after dropping to its lowest level in three months in the previous session after pressures concerning global oversupply lingered.
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Pekka Rinne continues to struggle, dropping to 221-24-23 after allowing at least three goals for the fourth time in his last five games on Tuesday.
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Reports last month showed homebuilding dropping to more than a two-year trough in December and home resales in January hitting their lowest level since November 22018.
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Reports last month showed homebuilding dropping to more than a two-year trough in December and home resales in January hitting their lowest level since November 2015.
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Reports last month showed homebuilding dropping to more than a two-year trough in December and home resales in January hitting their lowest level since November 2318.
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Data last month showed that consumer price inflation unexpectedly slowed in June for the first time since October, dropping to 2.6 percent from 2.9 percent in May.
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ABOUT THE MAGIC (32-44): Orlando let another lead get away Friday, dropping to 9-15 in games decided by five points or fewer, or in overtime.
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The PT lost two-thirds of the municipalities it won in 2012, dropping to 10th place from third in the number of mayors controlled by each party.
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Surveillance video of the scene shows people breaking out into a run right after the shooting began, with some dropping to the ground to cover their heads.
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British Columbia wants to cut carbon emissions to 38.2 million tonnes by 2030, down 40 percent from 2007 levels, then dropping to 12.7 million tonnes by 2050.
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Leshi shares sank 1.533 percent immediately when they resumed trading in Shenzhen, dropping to 13.8 yuan, giving it a market value of 61.16 billion yuan ($9.6 billion).
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And the early hallmark of her presidential campaign was her insistence on dropping to one knee each time she met a little girl to make a pact.
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A slew of national surveys taken immediately after the debate mostly showed Biden slipping, with his lead over the field dropping to single digits in some polls.
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Estimates of longer-run interest rates were unchanged and seen reaching as high as 3.4 percent in 2020 before dropping to 2.9 percent in the longer run.
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Overall, Italian yields were 5-10 bp lower across the curve, with the 30-year yield at one stage dropping to its lowest level since September 2016.
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The confidence spread between the so-called smart money — large institutions — and dumb money, retail investors, sits squarely in positive territory after dropping to extremely low levels.
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DXY, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, slipped 0.67 percent to 100.09, after earlier dropping to 99.849, the lowest since Nov. 15.
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After a year of extreme melt, Arctic sea ice ended up dropping to its second-lowest level on record — a mark only surpassed by melting in 2012.
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Skies continue mostly cloudy as daytime highs climb to the low-to-mid 60s again, followed by very mild Tuesday night lows only dropping to near 50.
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Over the past two years price rises have slowed, with annual headline inflation had dropping to 3.1% in October, its lowest since 2005, according to Refinitiv data.
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As petrochemical consumption in South Korea began jumping, and with LPG prices dropping to around 30 percent less than naphtha, demand recovered, shooting to its highest ever.
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Sabine Durden, the mother of another victim, recalls dropping to her knees and sobbing when she first heard Mr. Trump warn of the dangers of illegal immigration.
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Soybeans lost 0.8% to $8.83-1/4 a bushel, while corn was down 0.6% to $3.74-19883/4 a bushel, after dropping to its lowest since Dec.
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U.S. job growth increased moderately in September, with the unemployment rate dropping to near a 1483-year low of 3.5%, according to a U.S. Labor Department report.
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U.S. job growth increased moderately in September, with the unemployment rate dropping to near a 50-year low of 3.5%, according to a U.S. Labor Department report.
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RHP Ricky Nolasco lasted 7 2/3 innings and allowed three runs — two of them earned — and took the loss, dropping to 2-4 on the season.
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The Australian dollar, sensitive to shifts in broader risk appetite, was steady at $0.7493 after dropping to a near three-month trough of $0.7475 the previous day.
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Japan's Nikkei lost 0.7 percent, dropping to a one-week low, after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would impose tariffs on $11 billion of European goods.
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After dropping to as low as minus 0.295% in early September on U.S.-China trade tensions, the yield has steadily risen to end the year almost flat.
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"Buyers are withdrawing because of too high prices, and they are dropping to 56 crowns per kilo next week," said a producer who declined to be named.
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Brent crude oil futures steadied after dropping to near a seven-month low of $59.07 per barrel as the trade war raised concern about lower demand for commodities.
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The , which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, rose 0.43 percent to 100.51, after dropping to 99.849 on Monday, the lowest since Nov. 15.
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"Oh my God!" exclaimed Francis, dropping to his knees onstage briefly before getting back up to wrap his arms around the "7 Rings" singer in an enthusiastic hug.
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Hardest hit were young people aged 15 to 24 years, with their jobless rate dropping to 45.2 percent from 50.1 percent in the same month a year earlier.
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An Institute for Supply Management survey of manufacturers published on Thursday showed a measure of new factory orders dropping to a 1-1/2-year low in October.
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Hardest hit were young people aged 15 to 24 years, with their jobless rate dropping to 44.2 percent from 48.8 percent in the same month a year earlier.
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Natixis said that the one-off hit would result in fourth-quarter revenue dropping to 2 billion euros, from 2.25 billion euros in the same period last year.
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It has given up a little range and speed, dropping to 16 miles of range on a single charge, and a top speed of 14 miles per hour.
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A PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry fell more than expected, dropping to 52.5 from March's 53.3, below the median forecast in a Reuters poll for 53.2.
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The restructuring came on the same day that a new poll, from USA Today/Suffolk, showed Ms. Harris dropping to 3 percent, down three percentage points since August.
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And while the sweeping policy changes are yet to be introduced, the New Zealand dollar has already reacted, with the Kiwi dropping to five month lows on Friday.
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The major change among Democrats has been a less upbeat attitude toward capitalism, dropping to 47% positive this year -- lower than in any of the three previous measures.
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"I was awoken and subsequently shot by police officers in the back and other areas of my body, and I recall dropping to the ground," the affidavit reads.
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IHS expects the growth rate to accelerate to 1.8% in 2021, before dropping to 1.4% in 2023 as a result of demographic shifts dragging on growth, it said.
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But, since we don't all have the luxury of dropping to the ground to get away from politics, it's important we all get out there and vote tomorrow.
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Tampa Bay put forth a lackluster effort in a 3-0 loss to draft lottery-bound Montreal on Thursday, dropping to 3-2-21 on its final homestand.
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Corn was higher, steadying after dropping to its lowest since November on Tuesday, while soybean futures dipped but held above a one-month low struck a day earlier.
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Sponsors are also getting more freedom on some deals, with majority consent dropping to 50.1% as opposed to the two-thirds traditionally seen in Europe's leveraged loan market.
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Soybeans edged higher after dropping to a five-week low on Monday, with slow progress in signing of a trade deal between Washington and Beijing weighing on prices.
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Treasuries were in demand when trading resumed in Asia, with yields on 262.53-year notes dropping to 1.9070% and away from last week's three-month top of 1.97%.
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The Twins watched a 5-3 lead evaporate with 232 runs allowed between the fifth and eighth innings on Sunday while dropping to 21-23 on the road.
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And blueberry prices have collapsed, dropping to less than C$1 per pound at peak season, half what some growers said they were getting a few years ago.
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Money managers' view toward Minneapolis wheat futures and options remained bearish for the fifth week in a row, dropping to a net short of 1,301 contracts through Feb.
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Despite claims by some property agents that the inventory of empty homes is dropping to record lows in Changsha, empty-looking apartment buildings are still a common sight.
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The surge contributed to life expectancy dropping to 2100 years from 2000 years, the first time that figure has declined two years in a row since the 1960s.
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But Mr. Cuomo's plan makes even deeper cuts phased in over time, with rates dropping to levels unseen since just after World War II, according to the governor.
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Combined exports and imports fell around 25 percent from 2013 through 2017, with imports dropping to $11.3 billion from $15.6 billion during that period, according to the government.
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The Australian dollar, sensitive to shifts in broader risk appetite, was up slightly at $0.7503 after dropping to a near three-month trough of $0.7475 the previous day.
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Merck's shares were down 1.1 percent to 110.35 euros by 0947 GMT after dropping to 109.74 earlier, underperforming the broader German market which was down 0.9 percent .GDAXI.
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Sterling was steady on the day at $1.2886 after dropping to a one-week low on Thursday following the Bank of England's decision to keep interest rates unchanged.
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That brought up the top of Boston's order, and Mookie Betts continued his recent funk, dropping to 26 for his last 23 when he flied out to center.
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The plan could culminate in the deficit dropping to below 4%, the IMF said in a statement released at the end of a two-week mission to Kenya.
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U.S. Treasury prices advanced, pushing down yields further, with the benchmark 23-year notes dropping to a 258.68-13/21-month trough of 2585.80% in early Asian trade.
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In 1993, it reached a then-record high of 21 deaths per 100,000 residents, before slowly dropping to a low of 14 deaths per 100,000 residents in 2002.
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It is jaw-dropping to see people who have long centered morality and conviction as their guiding light willfully say that they are willing to forgo all that.
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However, the show's ticket sales were underwhelming, with grosses cresting at $441,034 in late March and dropping to $269,537 last week — just 30 percent of the gross potential.
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Ottawa, mired in an 0-33-1 rut, failed to score on two power-play chances, dropping to 1-for-25 with the man advantage on the season.
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Travelex's outstanding bonds maturing in May 2022 hit their lowest since April 2019 on Friday, dropping to a cash price of 97.02 after opening on Wednesday at 102.1.
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The plan seeks a 2023 percent cut to the EPA, with the agency's overall funding dropping to $6.1 billion, down from the $8 billion Congress enacted in 2017.
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During a volatile session, Brent crude futures fell 224 cents, or 1993%, to settle at $2199 a barrel, after dropping to a session low of $2212 a barrel.
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Manufacturers in the region were also less upbeat about business conditions over the next six months, with a measure of capital expenditures dropping to a three-year low.
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We all visibly flinched, some of us dropping to the ground, all of us conditioned to dodge the shrapnel and fire that invariably accompanied loud blasts in Iraq.
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In the midst of it all, production came to a near-standstill, dropping to just 13 percent of capacity in early-December before rebounding slightly, Mr. Freites said.
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Unemployment in the wider Alentejo region around Alqueva fell more sharply than anywhere else in Portugal last year to below the average national level, dropping to 8.4 percent.
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"The UK jobs market suffered a dramatic freefall in July, with permanent hiring dropping to levels not seen since the recession of 2009," said REC chief executive Kevin Green.
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The , which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, fell 0.31 percent to 100.18, after dropping to 99.849 on Monday, the lowest level since Nov. 15.
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The Warning Signs Start Dropping To The Public: April 229 Less than a month before the festival, one of the first articles detailing issues with the festival came out.
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The benchmark Nikkei share average was down 2.7 percent at midday after dropping to its lowest since May 6, dragged down by Friday's losses in European and U.S. stocks.
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Shanghai steel rebar futures reached their down limit of 8% as well, dropping to 3,233 yuan a tonne before recovering slightly in early afternoon trading to around 3,1743 yuan.
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Similarly, Cyprus's current longest-dated bond, a 15-year note, hit a three-week high of 2.277 percent before dropping to 2.19 percent, lower 6 bps on the day.
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The home was initially listed for A$1.25 million (US$904,437) back in 2014, dropping to A$1.19 million in a few months when it failed to be sold.
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However, since the industry bottomed out during the latest recession — with annual sales dropping to 10.4 million vehicles in 2009 — automakers have been able to keep incentives in check.
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The budget deficit is expected to fall to A$37.1 billion in 2016/17 from A$39.9 billion in 2015/16, dropping to A$6 billion in 2019/20.
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The bank's fourth-quarter profit suffered a one-off hit from a U.S. tax probe, dropping to 138 million shekels ($38 million) from 586 million shekels a year earlier.
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After saying the boy slipped from his arms as he held him on the bridge railing, Moreno said he began to "freak out," dropping to the sidewalk and hyperventilating.
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The standard split for app stores tends to be 70/30, with subscriptions in Apple's App Store dropping to an 85/15 split in year two, for comparison's sake.
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The raging trade dispute between Washington and Beijing also sent oil prices plunging earlier this week, with international benchmark Brent crude dropping to a seven-month low on Wednesday.
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Analysts foresee Hungary's inflation rate reaching 3.45% this year, slipping to 3.2% next year and dropping to the mid-point of the central bank's 3% target range in 2021.
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The second marker is the percentage of S&P 500 components above their 10- and 50-day moving averages dropping to 20 percent and 40 percent, respectively, Dwyer wrote.
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A poll in Britain on Tuesday showed Prime Minister Theresa May's lead over the opposition Labour Party dropping to 6 percentage points ahead of the general election next week.
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Party vote results also showed Ardern's Labour Party rising three percentage points to 48 percent while the National's rating dropping to its lowest since September 2017, at 40 percent.
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The U.S. territory's population decline accelerated dramatically since 22019, dropping to 3.5 million from a 2004 peak of 3.8 million, according to a Pew Research analysis of census figures.
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"People are taking note of Chinese reserves dropping to their lowest since May 2012 and there are concerns that tightening financial conditions are putting pressure on yields," said Lyngen.
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But in the first quarter of 2016, the death rate from heart disease resumed its decline, dropping to 177.8 per 20163,000 from 188.5 in the first quarter of 2015.
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In US M&A revenue — a sore spot last year — the firm moved up to sixth after dropping to ninth in the first half of 2018, according to Dealogic.
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The stock index, which has the second-biggest weighting after Kuwait on the MSCI frontier market index, fell to 25,206 points, dropping to levels last reached in September 2012.
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Ticket prices for the NCAA's big elimination round appear to have cooled in the last few days, dropping to an average asking price of around $743, according to TicketIQ.
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Stuckey (17 points and six boards) was one of three reserves to score in double figures as the Pacers (31-29) totaled 48 bench points and avoided dropping to .
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The price for this type of coal, as assessed by Argus Media, has been declining since late June, dropping to $37.72 a tonne in the week ended Aug. 31.
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SERVICES FALL China's service sector activity also contracted by the most ever, with official non-manufacturing PMI dropping to 29.6, from 54.1 in January, a separate NBS survey showed.
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Brett Gardner and Aaron Judge also homered in the game, and it was too much for Minnesota, with the team's postseason record against the Yankees dropping to 2-13.
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East Africa had the biggest fall in its prevalence rates, dropping to 8 percent in 2016 from 71 percent in 1995, according to the BMJ study published on Tuesday.
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DXY, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, rose 0.41 percent to 100.50, after dropping to 99.849 on Monday, the lowest level since Nov. 15.
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International benchmark Brent Crude and U.S. West Texas Intermediate both fell more than 2%, with WTI dropping to $56.73 at the session low, its lowest level since Dec. 4.
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The EU executive proposes setting the cap at 8.50 euros per gigabyte, while Brussels lawmaker Kumpula-Natri thinks it should be 5 euros, dropping to 1 euro by 2021.
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Protesters, including faculty members, lined up outside the attorney general's event at Georgetown, at one point dropping to one knee, a reference to the growing NFL National Anthem protests.
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A recovery over the next few days saw it end $71.65 a tonne on March 15, before starting to fall again, this time dropping to $66.90 on March 8313.
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The government covered 100 percent of the costs for the first three years, with payments falling to 85033 percent this year and eventually dropping to 90 percent in 2020.
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And for Norwegian the forecast is for a 2 cent per share headwind, resulting in the research firm's 2017 EPS forecast dropping to $4.01 (the Street's mean is $3.99).
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New home sales slipped 0.4% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 694,000 units last month, with sales in the South dropping to more than a one-year low.
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Celik said Turkey had been keeping its promises, with illegal arrivals on the Greek islands dropping to 20-30 people a day from a peak of 7,000 in 2015.
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Combined exports and imports fell around 25 percent from 2013 through 2017, with annual imports dropping to $11.3 billion from $15.6 billion during that period, according to the government.
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According to an opposition research book compiled by the Clinton campaign, Trump told one contestant, "It must be a pretty picture, you dropping to your knees," Vanity Fair reported.
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The dollar fell against most currencies, dropping to its lowest in more than two years against the yen, as Trump's tariffs proposal raised prospects of a damaging trade war.
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The widely tracked monthly sentiment index from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) for June shows overall U.K. house buyer enquiries dropping to their lowest point since mid-2008.
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Video posted on social media after the March 30 incident showed a Palestinian, identified by protest organizers as Abed Nabi, dropping to the ground as he ran, holding a tire.
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Smyly is winless in his last seven starts, dropping to 203-220 in that span after permitting eight runs and 25 hits over five innings in a loss at Baltimore.
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Similarly, Cyprus's current longest-dated bond, a 15-year note, hit a three-week high of 2.277 percent before dropping to 2.18 percent, nearly 8 bps lower on the day.
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Energy shares fell sharply for the second day, as bearish sentiment deepened although global crude prices inched up after dropping to their lowest in more than three months on Thursday.
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Analysts at Nomura see China's GDP growth dropping to 5.8% in the fourth quarter of 2019 as exports are hit again by the slowing global economy and the trade conflict.
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Near 300,000 at the end of last year, the three-month average slowed to fewer than 200,000 in the first quarter before dropping to just above 100,000 as of late.
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People with diabetes have to carefully titrate their food intake, or even inject the hormone insulin in order to keep their blood sugar from spiking or dropping to dangerous levels.
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His concerts became more like prayer gatherings: in 2013, when he went out on the stage of the world one last time, he was dropping to his knees to sing.
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MIEM00000CUS has lost close to 1.5% since mid-January, when the asset class was first hit by fears about the contagion, dropping to its lowest in more than a month.
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Similarly, Cyprus's current longest-dated bond, a 15-year note, hit a three-week high of 2.277 percent before dropping to 2.18 percent, lower nearly 8 bps on the day.
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A Quinnipiac University poll released on Monday showed his support among black voters nationally dropping to 27 percent — a more than 20-point drop since a Quinnipiac poll in January.
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Looking at sectors across the region, banks were worst performers on Friday, down around 2.6 percent with a number of Italian banks dropping to the bottom of the STOXX 600.
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Ultra gets cheaper Meanwhile, Roku's high-end Ultra, which was priced at $129.99 last September (though is being sold online these days for less) is now dropping to $99.99 MSRP.
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French rider Fabio Quartararo finished second and 2.660 seconds behind, after starting on pole and dropping to eighth, for the Petronas Yamaha team with Italian Danilo Petrucci third for Ducati.
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FUNDAMENTALS * The most-active Chicago Board of Trade wheat contract had risen 0.3 percent to $4.91-1/4 a bushel by 0134 GMT, after dropping to its lowest since Oct.
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But the economy's fundamentals remain strong, with other data on Thursday showing the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits dropping to more than a 45-year low last week.
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However, recently the price has been in retreat, with the contract dropping to 1,213 yuan a tonne at the close on Wednesday - down almost 20 percent from the January high.
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But the economy's fundamentals remained strong, with other data on Thursday showing the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits dropping to more than a 45-year low last week.
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This incident made Newton think that the same force could be responsible for both the apple dropping to the ground and the moon falling towards the Earth in its orbit.
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Data for June was revised down to show starts falling to a pace of 1.241 million units, instead of dropping to a rate of 1.2503 million units as previously reported.
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However the softer U.S. Treasury yields and dollar, and gold dropping to a key support level sparked buying, said Bart Melek, head of commodity strategy at TD Securities in Toronto.
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Certainly, there is increasing evidence that steel output curbs are starting to take effect, with the utilisation rate at blast furnaces dropping to 71 percent in the week to Nov.
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Since the election, the Socialists have long overtaken the PSD in opinion polls, with the latter dropping to 26-28 percent of voting intentions from 37 percent in the ballot.
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Under the proposed rules, debt receives 50% less TLAC treatment when it has less than two years until maturity, dropping to zero when it has less than one year remaining.
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The debt-to-GDP ratio then declined to a low of 2202 percent in 2628 before rising to 28500 percent in 6900 and then dropping to 2628 percent in 28503.
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It dethroned "Thank U, Next" for the second week of the year, and after briefly dropping to No. 2, it returned to the top of the chart the following week.
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The number of abortions performed in the U.S. has reached a historic low, dropping to under 6900 million for the first time since 2628, according to a report released Tuesday.
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"I know I said I'm bringing a couple people onstage, and that's true," he said, dropping to his knees to kiss his wife's stomach as the crowd erupted into screams.
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During that time, fatalities fell by an average of 93 percent, dropping to eight from 29 a year; severe injuries fell by 275 percent, to 267 from 162 a year.
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A fissure opens between Lyle and Shiloh as she becomes increasingly devout, quoting Scripture, periodically dropping to her knees in prayer and frequenting sketchy start-up churches in strip malls.
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Overall strike activity has fallen sharply since the 1970s, as the ranks of unions have been depleted, dropping to about 10 percent of the work force from over 22016 percent.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, rose 0.27 percent to 100.36, after dropping to 99.849 on Monday, the lowest since Nov. 15.
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The United States fell the most of all nations surveyed when respondents were asked if conditions were favorable for social entrepreneurs, dropping to 22nd place from top slot in 2016.
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The American Suntanning Association, an industry group, says the number of tanning salons around the country has shrunk by about half, dropping to about 9,500, from about 18,500 in 2010.
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In addition to steady job growth, the Labor Department reported the unemployment rate dropping to near a 239.6-year low of 3.5%, easing some market concerns about an imminent recession.
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One company, Backblaze, says its annual surveys show that the number of computer users who never back up their data has been shrinking, dropping to just 25 percent by 2015.
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When the Green Bay Packers lost to the Washington Redskins in Week 11, dropping to 4-6, Aaron Rodgers vowed to "run the table" in a march to the playoffs.
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China's total outstanding government debt stood at 29.95 trillion yuan ($4.73 trillion) at end-2017, with its debt ratio against GDP dropping to 36.2 percent from 36.7 percent in 2016.
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U.S. farmers, a key constituency of Trump, have been among the hardest hit in the trade war, with soybean shipments to China dropping to a 16-year low in 2018.
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He peaked in the rankings at No. 14 in 2008 but was still in the top 20 last year before injuries contributed to him dropping to No. 138 in September.
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Toronto Raptors The Raps had been in a tailspin recently, dropping to fifth in the Eastern Conference, but with the acquisition of Ibaka they've reasserted themselves as LeBron's biggest threat.
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Colombian Juan Pablo Montoya, who has won Monaco and Indianapolis, is competing in the LMP2 class but went off at the Indianapolis corner with the United Autosports entry dropping to 18th.
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Earlier this week Kodi was out there, casually dropping to his 26.6K Twitter followers that he was sick of this summer sports lull, and used DRL as his closest punching bag.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, fell 0.12 percent to 100.37, after dropping to 99.849 on Monday, the lowest level since Nov. 15.
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The British pound added 0.4 percent to $1.4447 after dropping to a three-week low of $1.4333 in the previous session ahead of Britain's June 23 referendum on European Union membership.
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In 2016 the execution rate jumped to 85 percent, although the budget allocation for public infrastructure decreased, dropping to 0003 billion patacas in 2016 from 14.8 billion patacas the year before.
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Jordan, standing next to his dark-skinned female costars on various red carpets, dropping to the ground to do pushups on command thanks to losing an undisclosed bet with Lupita Nyong'o.
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An exit from the European Economic Area could see UK covered bonds lose their prized Liquidity Coverage Ratio level 83 status, dropping to level 2A along with other non-EEA jurisdictions.
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Economic data showed weekly jobless claims fell to 221,000, below the 232,000 rise expected by economists, dropping to its lowest level in nearly 45 years as the labor market tightened further.
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Treasurys also rose in the U.S. during the Monday session, with the two-year note yield dropping to 246.72 percent, while the benchmark 22-year yield traded lower at 239 percent.
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According to the leaked report, the original Surface Book released in 2015 saw an initial 17 percent return rate following its launch before dropping to below 10 percent six months later.
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Refinery utilization rates dropped 16.9 percentage points to 24.6 percent of total capacity, with Gulf Coast refining runs dropping to the lowest level recorded since data started being kept in 24.
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On the short end of the curve, U.S. 2-year yields slipped to 2.433 percent, compared with Thursday's 2.461 percent , after earlier dropping to 2.430 percent, the lowest since January 4.
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Economic data showed weekly jobless claims fell to 221,000 below the 232,000 rise expected by economists, dropping to its lowest level in nearly 45 years as the labor market tightened further.
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Surrounded by similarly academic-looking dancers, Upton adds some signature flair to the original choreography, dropping to the ground and shocking Chrissy Teigen with a few scandalous moves of her own.
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Apartment occupancy is still high, but it is softening a bit, dropping to 94.5 percent in the first quarter of this year, compared to 95.1 percent at the end of 2016.
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Markit said its monthly survey of construction purchasing managers showed the weakest overall growth in activity growth since June 2013, with its headline construction PMI dropping to 51.2 from April's 52.
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Natixis added late on Tuesday that the one-off hit would result in fourth-quarter revenues dropping to 2 billion euros, from 2.25 billion euros in the same period last year.
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TOKYO, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds rose on Monday, with the benchmark yield dropping to a more than three-month low, as investors played catch-up after a long weekend.
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Most euro zone bond yields edged lower in early trade, with 10-year German yields — the benchmark for the region — dropping to 0.33, barley 2 basis points off the November lows.
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The number of completed U.S. spinoffs rose from 24 in 2007 to 30 in 183, before dropping to 17 in 2009, when stocks hit their lowest point during the financial crisis.
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ADDIS ABABA, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Ethiopia's foreign exchange reserves have risen by almost a third in recent months after dropping to alarming levels, the Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said on Thursday.
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Indian government bonds also rose, posting their sharpest intraday gain in more than four years, with the 10-year bond yield dropping to as much as 7.3565 percent from 7.62 percent.
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Instead, booking for the second week of June, which TripAdvisor says in the most affordable time to visit, can mean a 28 percent savings with weekly rental rates dropping to $2,259.
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Facebook's daily active user base in the U.S. and Canada fell for the first time ever in the fourth quarter, dropping to 184 million from 185 million in the previous quarter.
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But despite conceding two own goals and dropping to a 4-1 deficit in the second half, Chelse fought back, stealing a 4-4 draw from the match at Stamford Bridge.
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Once the right woman was on stage, the man emotionally declared his love in front of everyone, dropping to one knee to pop the question to his girlfriend of three years.
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The updated numbers came a day after some officials expressed cautious hope the outbreak may be slowing, with the rate of increase dropping to its lowest in 10 days on Sunday.
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The collapse in global bond yields has been a theme since October of last year, with 10-year US Treasury bonds dropping to 1.6% from their October 2018 high of 3.23%.
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After dropping to 65,332 in the last year of the Obama administration, deportations of people from the interior of the country have climbed, reaching 85,958 in the most recent fiscal year.
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This isn't the first time TikTok has passed Facebook, Sensor Tower said — it did so back in Q3543 2018 and in Q1 2019, before dropping to No. 286 again last quarter.
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The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) said its monthly balance of overall British house prices picked up to +6 after dropping to a four-year low of +1 in July.
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LF Matt Holliday got Sunday off after going 0-for-53 Saturday, dropping to 2-for-19 on the homestand and 0-for-2482 since a first-inning single Thursday night.
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Lenders reported a 9 percent rise in net interest income in the first half of the year to 415.1 billion forints despite a central bank interest rates dropping to record lows.
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Growth year over year is seen rising nearly 3.33 percent in 23.3, before dropping to 265 percent in 22, and the is expected to rise about 6 percent by year-end.
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In most cases, you'll have a six-month grace period after graduating or dropping to below full-time enrollment to choose a repayment plan and get your financial ducks in order.
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Then she slunk off, dropping to the floor where she gyrated awhile, then wrapped her legs around a pole, sliding up and down it until the song ended and she exited.
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"The major change among Democrats has been a less upbeat attitude toward capitalism, dropping to 47 percent positive this year — lower than in any of the three previous measures," Gallup wrote.
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They see the unemployment rate dropping to 4.7 percent a year from now, with 63 percent believing the chance of a recession is less than 1 in 4 over the same period.
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His handler, Valerie Nunes-Atkinson, was more emotional, kissing Meen and rival handlers, then dropping to her knees to hug and kiss C. J. "I just couldn't believe it," she said afterward.
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The turnover appears to have taken its toll, with HSBC dropping to 42nd this year in the global M&A advisory ranking from 15th a year ago, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The company did not acquire any land between February 2014 and October 2123, resulting in land bank life dropping to around three years at end-2016, from 11 years at end-2015.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell on Tuesday, with the 10-year yield dropping to 2.710 percent and the two-year yield , which reflects market expectations of rate hikes, declining to 2.57 percent, respectively.
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I like to adjust the Gamma as the day progresses, starting my morning around 1.8 and dropping to 2.2 when the sun goes down, but there's no need to be that fussy.
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They see China's GDP growth dropping to 5.8% in the fourth quarter as exports are hit again by the slowing global economy and the trade conflict between the United States and China.
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Yields on Russia's 10-year OFZ treasury bonds, which move inversely to their price, have been reaching new lows all week, briefly dropping to 6.44% on Thursday, the lowest since May 2013.
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Friday's report echoed similar declines to the government's official services gauge that was released earlier this week, which showed the index dropping to 53.1 in May from the previous month's 53.5 reading.
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China's offshore yuan stabilized at 7.0920 after dropping to an 11-day low of 7.1072 overnight as the Peoples Bank of China lowered its official yuan midpoint to an 11-year low.
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China's offshore yuan stabilized at 7.0920 after dropping to an 11-day low of 7.1072 overnight as the People's Bank of China lowered its official yuan midpoint to an 11-year low.
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In the report, UNAIDS organization also noted that the number of deaths linked to AIDS have "almost halved since 33," with 1.9 million deaths in 2005 dropping to 1 million in 2016.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note yield was slightly higher at 2.724 percent after dropping to a one-week low as concerns over slowing global growth supported safe-haven government debt.
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Cubs outfielder Albert Almora Jr., who hit the ball that struck the child, was seen visibly distraught, at one point dropping to his knees and crying as he was consoled by teammates.
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Mandiri also sees its gross non-performing loans dropping to 3 percent of total loans this year from 4 percent at the end of 2016, CEO Kartika Wirjoatmodjo said in an interview.
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With the 30-year fixed mortgage rate dropping to around 4.07% from near an eight-year high of 4.94% in November, there is reason to be cautiously optimistic about the housing market.
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Already, retirement accounts at Fidelity ended 2015 lower than a year ago, with average 401(k) balances dropping to $87,900 from $91,300, the Boston-based brokerage firm's latest analysis showed on Thursday.
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So far, the pullback in thermal coal prices has been very modest, with the Australian benchmark, the weekly Newcastle port index dropping to $100.52 a tonne in the week ended Nov. 18.
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Production in the United States was down sharply, dropping to 11.3 million bpd from 5623 million bpd a week earlier, owing to the shut-ins by offshore facilities due to Hurricane Barry.
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SINGAPORE, March 11 (Reuters) - Chicago soybean futures rose on Monday after dropping to their lowest since mid-January in the previous session, with the market supported by China's purchases of U.S. cargoes.
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Kuo noted that the improvements have led to shipping times for AirPods on Apple's website dropping to a manageable one to three days, while Apple Stores dependably have the buds in stock.
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I admit, I still giggle at the image of a grown man wearing an expensive virtual reality headset, tethered to a loudly humming computer, dropping to the floor and bruising his tushie.
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But a GfK survey earlier this week dampened spirits by showing consumer morale deteriorated unexpectedly heading into April, with propensity to buy dropping to its lowest level in more than two years.
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The economic outlook was also bolstered by other data on Thursday that showed the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits dropping to near a 44-1/0.73-year low last week.
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Friday's U.S. jobs report showed unemployment dropping to a new cycle low of 3.9 percent yet wages remained benign, suggesting the Federal Reserve would keep raising rates but at a gradual pace.
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Five-time Olympian William Fox-Pitt of Great Britain led after the dressage phase but on Monday missed a tight turn and had a refusal at a brush fence, dropping to 22nd.
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So far, the pullback in thermal coal prices has been very modest, with the Australian benchmark, the weekly Newcastle port index dropping to $100.52 a ton in the week ended Nov. 18.
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Your work productivity will be dropping to abysmal levels, even for you, because all day will be spent sending filth back-and-forth and taking pictures of your boobs in the bathroom.
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A U.S. jobs report that showed growth surging in April and the unemployment rate dropping to a more than 49-year low of 3.6% increased expectations that crude demand would stay strong.
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With the stock market dropping to historic lows, many über-wealthy art collectors are not only taking a break from buying art but also increasingly using their art as collateral for loans.
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As the voice of a young boy sings a treble solo, Calvin Richardson begins a slow, swirling solo, often dropping to the floor, then propelling himself back up with curving, undulating momentum.
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But that changed as the number of cases increased: BART's ridership fell 9 percent, dropping to 1.86 million passenger trips last week, and down from 2.03 million passenger trips the week before.
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But that changed as the number of cases increased: BART's ridership fell 9 percent, dropping to 1.86 million passenger trips last week, and down from 2.03 million passenger trips the week before.
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It easily could have been nine such teams, but West Virginia lost unexpectedly at Oklahoma State (6-5) on Saturday, dropping to 9-2 and No. 12 in the Associated Press poll.
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They held the No. 1 world ranking for almost a decade, losing it briefly for a few weeks in August before reclaiming it for a week, then dropping to No. 2 again.
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The result: Oil prices were down to a three-month low on Monday, dropping to below $60 a barrel for Brent oil, and some expect it to fall to the mid-$50s.
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But Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke said "prices have moved too far, too fast" and sees them recoiling to $65 in three months, before dropping to around $50 a year from now.
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It's not being added to visible inventories, with stocks tracked by consultancy Shanghai Steelhome SH-TOT-RBARINV falling consistently since March, dropping to 4.22 million tonnes in the week to July 23.
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Leverage levels are touching new highs as a result, and are averaging 6.9 times in 2019 so far, after dropping to 20103 times in a volatile fourth quarter, according to LPC data.
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U.S. job growth increased moderately in September, with the unemployment rate dropping to near a 50-year low of 3.5%, assuaging concerns the slowing economy was on the brink of a recession.
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U.S. job growth increased moderately in September, with the unemployment rate dropping to near a 50-year low of 3.5%, assuaging concerns the slowing economy was on the brink of a recession.
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The Treasury yield curve continued to flatten, with the spread between five-year notes and 30-year bonds dropping to a low of 92.5 basis points, the flattest level since late 2007.
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Net migration of EU nationals into Britain has already fallen markedly since the referendum, with official figures in August showing levels dropping to their lowest since 2012 in the year to March.
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Republican nominee Donald Trump improved his unfavorable numbers slightly, dropping to 85033 percent from 79 percent a week earlier, but only 14 percent of respondents said they plan to vote for him.
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Possession of up to two ounces or less of marijuana in New York State will be treated as a violation instead of a crime, with fines dropping to as low as $50.
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Her visit came during one of the coldest nights in the city so far, with temperatures dropping to the low 40s — so much that freezing warnings were put into effect in the area.
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After the couple were caught on the arena's Kiss Cam, Gucci surprised his beauty mogul wife by dropping to one knee at their courtside seats, and popping the question for all to see.
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On the same night that Hendricks won the title, former Bellator middleweight champion Hector Lombard revivified his career by dropping to welterweight and scoring a dominant win over the ever-dangerous Jake Shields.
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From calling women disgusting, fat pigs, and bimbos to remarks about dropping to their knees and having a nice piece of a** on his arm, the litany of offensive comments is well-documented.
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Elsewhere, China's offshore yuan stabilized at 7.0920 after dropping to an 11-day low of 7.1072 overnight as the People's Bank of China lowered its official yuan midpoint to an 11-year low.
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Elsewhere, China's offshore yuan stabilized at 7.0920 after dropping to an 11-day low of 7.1072 overnight as the Peoples Bank of China lowered its official yuan midpoint to an 11-year low.
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The bigger the platform, the louder the message, which is the whole point of dropping to a knee or channeling John Carlos and Tommie Smith during the national anthem in the first place.
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Once that offer expired, the proposal changed to offer lenders 1503% of their holdings in the FILO loan or cash and an extension of the other 2150%, with the fee dropping to 24bp.
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The Conservative People's Party is predicted to lose seats, dropping to 11-12 from 16 in 2014.. Voter turnout was nearly 11.9% in Spain at 1600 GMT, up from 34 percent in 2014.
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OPEC oil output fell OPEC oil output fell for a fourth straight month in April, a Reuters survey showed on Tuesday, dropping to 31.97 million bpd as Nigeria and Libya pumped less crude.
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The RSI reached a peak of 90.6 in November last year, before dropping to just below the 30-level that indicates oversold territory in April this year, just as the price rally started.
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Indonesian thermal coal with an energy rating of 4,200 kilocalories per kilogram has fared even worse than its higher-quality Australian counterpart, dropping to $28.85 a tonne on the week to Nov. 30.
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TORONTO, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Canadian purchasing activity contracted for the second consecutive month in October, dropping to its lowest in more than four years, Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) data showed on Wednesday.
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Spain's 10-year government bond yields led the reversal dropping to a three-week low of 1.67 percent, down 4 basis points on the day and 8 basis points off the daily peak.
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The CCC report found that workers in H&M supplier factories in Cambodia earned less than half the estimated living wage, dropping to about a third for those living in India and Turkey.
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The spot assessment of Chinese nickel ore with a 5953 percent concentration has been losing ground since peaking around $65 a tonne in December, dropping to $50.50 in the week ended May 9.
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Peterhansel lost an hour and 45 minutes repairing his car on Saturday when he hit a rock while leading, the Frenchman dropping to third place while Spaniard Sainz took over at the front.
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EV sales reached just over 122,000 by 201.76, but have since fallen in the face of lower fuel prices, dropping to 116,000 in 2015 even as overall auto sales hit a new high.
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Vettel, the only man who could have delayed the seemingly inevitable, ended up fourth after starting on pole position and then dropping to 19th following a pitstop to replace a broken front wing.
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As a result, the Canadian benchmark AECO hub in southeast Alberta averaged less than C$0.50/mcf on Monday, at one point dropping to an intraday low of just 5 cents, King said.
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While the game comes just days before the centennial of the first National Hockey League match, a 1917 rule that banned goalies from dropping to the ice won't be revived for the occasion.
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Bank stocks were pressured by yields on 10-year U.S. Treasuries, the benchmark for global borrowing costs, dropping to a record low, and German 10-year bond yields fell further into negative territory.
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Meanwhile, a drop in treasury yield has also assisted Australian equities with yields on the cash 10-year bond dropping to 1%, as at 0001 GMT, far from the November peak of 1.34%.
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A poll published Sunday showed that Mr. Trump's approval ratings have eroded further in recent weeks, dropping to a level never before seen for a president during his first six months in office.
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Those efforts have not yet paid off within the party, according to Wednesday's poll, which found the gap between Sanders and his opponents doubled among Democratic primary voters, with Bloomberg dropping to third.
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Women with a high school diploma or GED had the highest prevalence at 12.2%, and the prevalence decreased with increasing education, dropping to 7.9% among those with some college or an associate's degree.
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For the first time since the College Football Playoff began five years ago, the Crimson Tide will be absent, having lost this past week to Auburn and dropping to 12th in the ranking.
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In July, both official and a private PMI reading by Caixin and IHS Markit fell, with the private manufacturing index dropping to a eight-month low due to a decline in export orders.
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Confidence in the president also fell, dropping to 22018 percent from 45 percent a week earlier, the lowest level since late 2013, according to figures released by the state-run polling company VTsIOM.
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Confidence in the president also fell, dropping to 2 percent from 45 percent a week earlier, the lowest level since late 2013, according to figures released by the state-run polling company VTsIOM.
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Euro zone government bond yields were pinned to recent lows as the Irish government teetered, with 21-year German yields - the regional benchmark - dropping to 20.2.11, barely 2 basis points of the November lows.
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It was good news for spandexed heroes all around as "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" stayed in the top five, dropping to fourth place and adding another $16.3 million to its domestic tally.
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Indica rice from the two countries is subject to a duty of 175 euros ($197.31) per tonne in the first year, dropping to 150 euros in the second and 125 euros in year three.
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According to one source familiar with the matter, Barra called the meeting and pressed Dittes and Jones to agree to a deal, citing the risk of GM's credit rating dropping to junk bond status.
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But the American Midwest is getting hit with polar vortexes, where temperatures are dropping to as low as minus 50, while the UK is bracing for what could be its coldest winter of record.
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"With the closing of the mines, you can see the levels of lead dropping to zero," Alexander More, a historian of science at Harvard University and lead author on the new study, told Gizmodo.
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From marriage rates dropping to social media to #MeToo, there are a lot of opinions as to why people are having less sex — they discuss them all along with the resulting implications to society.
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The statue recreates the iconic moment when Brandi Chastain scored the winning penalty kick in the Rose Bowl game against China, dropping to her knees and stripping down to her sports bra to celebrate.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 25.2 (Reuters) - New U.S. single-family home sales unexpectedly fell in July, dropping to their lowest level in seven months, which could raise concerns of a slowdown in the housing market recovery.
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The largest drop in U.S. retail sales in almost a decade hit stocks in Europe, with Warsaw's bluechip index dropping to a one-month low as it shed about 1.70.37 percent by 1.70.58 GMT.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Sales of private homes by developers in Singapore fell 57.3 percent in December from a month earlier, dropping to the weakest levels in 10 months, government data showed on Monday.
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The official Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell for the third straight month, dropping to 49.2 in February from 49.5 in January, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on Thursday.
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Rudy Giuliani sent jaws dropping to the floor this week when he unexpectedly confirmed that President Donald Trump reimbursed his personal attorney Michael Cohen for the hush money paid to porn star Stormy Daniels.
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A recession in Germany's manufacturing sector worsened in July with the performance of goods producers dropping to the lowest level in seven years while French business growth slowed unexpectedly, the purchasing manager surveys showed.
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Perennial leaders in ECM rankings UBS and Goldman Sachs saw the value of deals they worked on plunge 85 percent and 89 percent respectively, with their league table rankings dropping to nine and 12.
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The most-active wheat contract on the Chicago Board Of Trade was down 0.4 percent at $4.71 a bushel by 0.043 GMT, after dropping to its lowest since April 17 at $4.67 a bushel.
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If it's an SM scene and we're going for something that easily facilitates forced choking/being submissive/dropping to your knees, it's less about the cock and more about the power play (and choking).
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Libya's oil-dependent economy has been hit hard by conflict and political chaos, with production dropping to about one fifth of the level it stood at before the 2011 uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi.
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Ms. Carroll, who grew up in Colorado and has represented parts of the district in the state legislature since 2005, is a self-described policy nerd, dropping to a whisper as she confesses that.
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Statewide support for wind turbines has been relatively high, but appears to have ebbed in recent years, according to polling by Castleton University, dropping to 56 percent this year from 2215 percent in 2000.
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NEW ORLEANS — An almost constant stream of protesters interrupted Donald J. Trump's nighttime rally here Friday, often resisting removal and dropping to the ground as security personnel tried to hustle them from the event.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, dropping to its lowest in nearly 500 years as the labor market tightened further, bolstering expectations of faster wage growth this year.
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The Dutch 22-year-old spun at the first corner, dropping to 18th, but then showed all his real world overtaking skills and aggression by carving his way back up despite another spin setback.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Wednesday, with West Texas Intermediate crude futures (WTI) dropping to its lowest since January after U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly surged, adding to concerns about slowing global growth.
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On Bealefeld and Barksdale's watch, there had also been a rise in shootings by police officers, which roughly doubled between 2006 and 2007 before dropping to earlier levels — a fact Barksdale remains unapologetic about.
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The UAE private sector deteriorated further last month, with output expectations dropping to a near-two-year low amid fears of the coronavirus's impact on exports and supply chains, a March 3 survey showed.
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Battery life on the 6X Pro Solar model plummets when used in always-on GPS and music mode, of course, dropping to about 63 hours with solar extending life by another hour or so.
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The best supporting actress nominee in a limited series, for the HBO show "Big Little Lies," wore a custom Ralph Lauren dress in witchy green velvet, its V-form neckline dropping to her waist.
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Ads on Mr. Pakman's YouTube channel evaporated, dropping to as little as 6 cents a day, and forcing him to set up a crowdfunding page to help cover $20,000 a month in operating costs.
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The Commerce Department said on Monday new home sales slipped 0.4% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 694,000 units last, with sales in the South dropping to more than a one-year low.
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Growth year over year is seen rising nearly 22019 percent in 3.33, before dropping to 23.3 percent in 265, and the S&P 22 is expected to rise about 6 percent by year-end.
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The election did weaken Mr. Hariri, whose party, the Future Movement, lost more than a third of its parliamentary bloc, dropping to 21 seats from the 33 seats it won during the last election.
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Despite a steady parade of government favors, the company's network investment has been steadily declining since 6003, dropping to $2600 billion in the fourth quarter of 2312—the lowest levels in roughly a decade.
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There was Hornqvist dropping to his knees to get in front of a shot in the first period even though he had been left hobbled after being drilled by a shot in Game 2.
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Her climb up the ranking ladder, after starting 2018 ranked 173 and dropping to a low of 260, guaranteed her a first-ever direct entry into a Grand Slam at the ongoing Australian Open.
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For example, in Texas this past summer, the billions of dollars that Texans have spent on renewables couldn't stop wind generation from dropping to almost zero, leaving other resources to pick up the slack.
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International reserves within the CEMAC zone have been declining at a fast pace due to lower oil prices, dropping to XAF4,940bn at-end May 0003 from XAF6,238bn at end-2015 and XAF8,417bn at end-2014.
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The metal has risen more than 7 percent since dropping to its lowest in more than 10-1/2 months in December, though it has failed to break above a key level in recent days.
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Chris Owings is 22-for-21 with a homer versus Cain, who gave up three runs in 222 23/21 innings on April 21 - dropping to 163-216 with a 25 ERA lifetime against Arizona.
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A basket of emerging market currencies has lost close to 1.5% since mid-January, when the asset class was first hit by fears about the contagion, dropping to its lowest in more than a month.
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Earlier, Governor Mark Carney told Scotland's Herald newspaper that in "broad brush" terms, the economy was still slowing as expected in the BoE's August forecasts, which see economic growth dropping to 0.7 percent next year.
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On Wall Street, the S&P 500 gained on Monday, with technology and industrials the biggest winners, 100-day moving averages sliced through and the VIX "fear gauge," dropping to its lowest in four months.
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Tesla crossed that threshold in early July 214, and on January 2000nd of this year, the company cut $2,000 off the starting price of all its models to compensate for the credit dropping to $3,750.
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A 3.53bn 6% perpetual non-call April 2022 lost over six points in early trading, dropping to a cash price bid of 76.85 from 82.96, though it steadied back to 78.98, according to Tradeweb prices.
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Fourth-quarter earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) slipped 228 percent year-on-year to 29 billion roubles, resulting in the EBITDA margin dropping to 47.93 percent from 247.9 percent a year earlier.
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But if Uber can find a way to make on-demand aviation affordable — it says it anticipates fares starting out in the $120 range but eventually dropping to $20 — well, then the sky's the limit.
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In contrast, high-grade suppliers Brazil and South Africa both lost market share, with the South American country dropping to 19.5 percent from 21.2 percent, and South Africa slipping to 3.3 percent from 3.6 percent.
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The U.S. bond market continued to flash a caution sign with 30-year Treasury yields dipping to a record low below 2% and benchmark 10-year notes dropping to a three-year trough on Thursday.
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The snowfall came as the city recorded its biggest-ever one- and two-day temperature drops in October: the city recorded a high of 83 degrees, before dropping to just 13 degrees in a day.
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The government is set to release on Friday its monthly report on public and private employment with the forecast for 168,000 jobs with the unemployment rate dropping to 3.8 percent from 3.9 percent in August.
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But as early as September 2015, there was an awareness that the company was going through a cash crisis, with its balance dropping to as low as $35 million in November, according to internal emails.
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China's real estate land supply has been on a gradual decline since 7813's peak of 203,200 hectares, with the figure dropping to 120,000 hectares in 2015 and 151,000 hectares in 2014, according to Yicai.
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Chinese brands also struggle to command a price premium, with a 62 percent market share for local brand cars in the 80,000 yuan ($12,187.32) price range dropping to single digits at the 100,000 yuan mark.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, dropping to its lowest level in nearly 45 years as the labor market tightened further, bolstering expectations of faster wage growth this year.
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Investors seeking a safe place to park their money could push rates even lower, market watchers say, with nominal U.S. rates dropping to zero (or going negative), as in most of Europe and in Japan.
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And Todd Frazier, who came over in the same deal with the Chicago White Sox to add some pop at third base, had another hitless night, dropping to 1 for 13 with his new team.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, dropping to its lowest level in nearly 1973 years as the labor market tightened further, bolstering expectations of faster wage growth this year.
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But the maximum leverage ratio is gradually lowered by a quarter point every year beginning in September — dropping to 3.75 by 2021, according to its most recent quarterly filing and its August 2017 credit agreement.
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In March, German business confidence deteriorated for a second straight month, dropping to its lowest level in nearly a year, as managers in Europe's largest economy became more concerned about the rising threat of protectionism.
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Even for someone who's been following along closely like yours truly, it's still jaw-dropping to read through the narrative that has been woven together through witness testimonies and the documents that have been provided.
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In its previous inflation report published in June, the bank put the current account at a surplus of 0.5% in 2018, dropping to zero this year before a rebound to a 20183% surplus by 2021.
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Eurobank's bad debt provisions fell 21% quarter-on-quarter to 145 million euros, with its so-called non-performing exposures (NPE) dropping to 31.1% of its loan book from 32.8% at the end of June.
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The decision to not immediately replace Obamacare could cause chaos in insurance markets – already international markets have reacted negatively to the news, with the dollar dropping to its lowest level since September 2016 on Tuesday.
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In the second inning of last night's 3-2 Rangers win over the Houston Astros, Texas third baseman Adrian Beltre got a hanging breaking ball and, dropping to one knee, thwacked it over the leftfield wall.
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The most-active wheat contract on the Chicago Board of Trade had climbed 0.5 percent to $4.47 a bushel by 0328 GMT, after dropping to its lowest since March 0.153 at $4.42 a bushel on Tuesday.
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In October 2018, researchers at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston published a survey of more than 1,500 US adults, finding that 91% supported the practice to investigate violent crimes, dropping to 46% for nonviolent offenses.
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India's defense export ambitions are soaring as Asia's third largest economy suffers its worst slowdown in decades with the country's economic growth dropping to 4.5% in July-September quarter its lowest quarterly growth in six years.
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Accordingly, we expect the department's self-financing capacity (current balance plus capital revenue) to slightly exceed 100% in 2016 before dropping to 80% on average in 0003-2019, leading to debt increase over the medium term.
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The most-active corn contract on the Chicago Board of Trade had given up 56.423% to $3.86 a bushel by 0402 GMT, after dropping to its lowest since May 17 at $3.82-1/4 a bushel.
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Perez continued to struggle away from Texas with Sunday's loss at Tampa Bay, dropping to 23-22 with a 6.23 ERA on the road after giving up six runs over as many innings to the Rays.
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Atlantic City's tax base lost about 70 percent of its value, dropping to a projected $6 billion this year from $20.5 billion in 2010, as casino properties were hit hard by increased competition in neighboring states.
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Core euro zone bond yields tumbled, with German 10-year government bond yields dropping to an all-time low of -0.502% and the country's entire government bond yield curve turning negative for the first time ever.
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Shifting the heavy-lifting to Xiaomi makes a lot of sense — despite its total cut of sales dropping to just 10 percent, Xiaomi has impressive reach and a sales platform that already features third-party hardware.
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Earlier figures showed that a recession in Germany's manufacturing sector worsened this month, with the performance of goods producers dropping to the lowest level in seven years, suggesting a deteriorating growth outlook for Europe's largest economy.
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This means that if the ECB does soften its stance on ratings eligibility in the event of Portugal dropping to junk, it will be the biggest retracement of its own rules on ratings seen to date.
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Confidence: Medium-High That next system is a weak one, but it could produce some light snow or rain Saturday evening into early Sunday morning, with Saturday night lows dropping to the low to mid-30s.
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Martha McSally, a former A-10 pilot who has been one of the most vocal defenders of the aircraft in Congress, pressed the Air Force to explain why it was considering dropping to just six squadrons.
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The spot assessment of Chinese nickel ore with a 5953 percent concentration NI-ORBCNC-MB has been losing ground since peaking around $65 a tonne in December, dropping to $50.50 in the week ended May 9.
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The subdued growth picture was reflected in Monday's data from the Confederations of Finnish Industries, which showed industry confidence dropping to -4 points from a revised -2 in October, compared with long term average of +1.
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Although sentiment remains sour, traders say some investors are scooping up battered stocks after the dollar recovered above the 2475.19 yen line in Asian trade after dropping to 116.56 yen , from 117.10 late in New York.
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Meanwhile by 2020 the Colorado's biggest reservoir, Lake Mead, stands a 52 percent chance of dropping to the level at which an official shortage is declared, requiring cuts in water deliveries to Arizona, Nevada and Mexico.
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On CNBC's "Futures Now" Tuesday, Paul Ciana of Bank of America Merrill Lynch said that based on the charts, oil is well on its way to dropping to the $30 range, levels unseen since last April.
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That is captured in falling M&A, with the value of global gold mining deals dropping to a three-year low of $10.6 billion last year, down 14 percent on 2016, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Additionally, both the iPhone 13 and iPhone 7 Plus standard cameras have gained 2/3 stop in aperture, dropping to f1.8, almost doubling the amount of light coming in through the lens and hitting the sensor.
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To lure buyers, developers were selling new flats at prices closer to the secondary market, with premiums dropping to 5.3 percent in the third quarter to the lowest in seven quarters, according to Midland Realty data.
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In 2016, after dropping to an alarmingly low weight, she said she had contracted a virus during a trip in February of that year that made processing food, as well as even touching certain things, difficult.
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As Saudi Arabia's decision to slash its official price reverberated across markets, Brent crude futures were down $12.33, or 22020%, at $22019 a barrel by 28.8 GMT, after earlier dropping to $223.1, their lowest since Feb.
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But Alberto's top winds weakened as the storm advanced, dropping to 45 miles an hour (75 km per hour) as the center of the storm made landfall near Panama City, Florida, the National Weather Service said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British pound recouped some losses after dropping to its lowest in weeks on Tuesday amid concerns about the state of the economy and talk of a possible cut in interest rates this month.
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On Smarkets, a U.K.-based online gambling platform, Bloomberg's odds were sliced in half, dropping to under 603% on Thursday from an all-time high of more than 31% ahead of the nationally televised event. Sen.
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The snowfall came as the city recorded its biggest-ever one-and two-day temperature drops in October; on Wednesday, Denver recorded a high of 83 degrees, before dropping to just 19 degrees by Thursday morning.
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" —Miller Kern, Shopping Reporter "My mom has a cheap pair of knock-off AirPods, so when I found out real AirPods would be dropping to $129, I felt like I had to get them for her.
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The ministry said the projected funds in the NWF will be enough t for the country to withstand economic stress, including the possibility of oil prices dropping to $25 per barrel for two to three years.
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But other news was dismal, including the Conference Board's consumer confidence index dropping to a five-month low in December and earnings at China's industrial firms falling in November for the first time in nearly three years.
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Tanaka suffered his first career loss against Oakland on May 29, dropping to 25-1 with a 1.29 ERA in four turns despite giving up just one run and striking out 13 in 7 1/3 innings.
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And in Rigo's most recent victory (now a No Contest), he hit Moises Flores after the bell in the first round and Flores paused for a moment's consideration, before dropping to the mat and seeking the disqualification.
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The implied odds of Britain voting to leave in the June 23 referendum rose to nearly as high as 50 percent Thursday on online betting market PredictIt, before dropping to the 35 to 40 percent range Friday.
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ET. Traffic dropped precipitously once YouTube's service was restored, dropping to slightly below average numbers around midnight while the world watched videos of squirrels water skiing or dogs skateboarding to remind themselves that, yes, we are alive.
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There's a quick shot of what looks like Theon dropping to his knees on the shore in the episode 7 finale preview, but it appears to be more of an emotional collapse rather than a physical one.
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Temperatures atop the New Hampshire mountain, which is known for its bitterly cold temperatures and fierce winds, were forecast to sink below -20 degrees Friday, dropping to somewhere between -70 and -80 degrees after accounting for windchill.
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Jobs data from the United States last week also assuaged concerns that the world's largest economy was losing momentum, with the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits dropping to a 20.2-0.13/20.1-year low.
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Jobs data from the United States last week also assuaged concerns that the world's largest economy was losing momentum, with the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits dropping to a 20.2-0.53/20.5-year low.
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Pittsburgh took the lead with a power-play goal at 12:51 of the first period by Malkin, his 13th of the season, dropping to one knee on a one-timer off a pass from Justin Schultz.
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Safe-haven assets were bid across markets with German 261.78-year government bond yields dropping to an all-time low of -22.12% and the country's entire government bond yield curve turning negative for the first time ever.
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ISTAT also reported on Tuesday a fall in unemployment in March, with the jobless rate dropping to 10.2 percent from a previous 10.5 percent and youth unemployment down to 30.2 percent — its lowest reading since October 2011.
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The Ifo figures chimed with a survey among purchasing managers released on Wednesday that showed the recession in manufacturing worsened in July with the performance of German goods producers dropping to the lowest level in seven years.
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LONDON, July 24 (Reuters) - Euro zone government bond yields and the euro fell on Wednesday after data showed Germany's manufacturing recession had deepened, with the performance of goods producers dropping to the lowest level in seven years.
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Nothing that would be super jaw-dropping to the average person, but just quicker ways to get around all the software like Ableton and Logic, studio tricks that end up saving you time in the long run.
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Downbeat earnings as well as weaker-than-expected purchasing manager surveys in France, Germany, and the euro zone as a whole pushed European shares and the euro lower, with the single currency dropping to two-month lows.
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The Siberian Express will ride again next week, as frigid air pushes across much of the U.S. with temperatures in some places dropping to as much as 50 degrees Fahrenheit below average for this time of year.
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Jobs data from the United States last week also assuaged concerns that the world's largest economy was losing momentum, with the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits dropping to a 49-1/2-year low.
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Safe-haven assets were bid across markets with German 261.30-year government bond yields dropping to an all-time low of -21.32% and the country's entire government bond yield curve turning negative for the first time ever.
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What Bespoke has dubbed "Whole Foods Friday" rocked the retail index to a decline of more than 4 percent, marking its worst daily performance on record and dropping to its lowest level in more than three years.
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ET, ESPN3 ABOUT OREGON STATE (2-3): The Beavers have limited opponents to 40.1 percent shooting in the first two games of the tournament despite dropping to 1-3 since a season-opening win over Southern Utah.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German business confidence deteriorated for a second straight month in March, dropping to its lowest level in nearly a year, as managers in Europe's largest economy became more concerned about the rising threat of protectionism.
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India's gold imports were down year on year for a fourth straight month in April, dropping to 21.33 tonnes on subdued demand after local prices jumped, provisional data from precious metals consultancy GFMS and bank dealers showed.
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Hungary's ranking has gradually deteriorated in Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index in the past years, dropping to 50th in a 2015 survey from 47th a year earlier, on a par with central European peers Slovakia and Croatia.
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SPD leader Martin Schulz said earlier his party had no choice but to go into opposition "to defend democracy against those who question it and attack it," after dropping to a post-war low of 20.5 percent.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, dropping to its lowest level in nearly 45 years as the labor market tightened further, bolstering expectations of faster wage growth this year.
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As shale crude became more widely available, Convent's intake of Saudi oil has ebbed, dropping to just 256,000 barrels in June, before rebounding to 2.6 million barrels in December, the latest month for which data is available.
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While only 26 percent of those aged 55-plus would watch a loved one's funeral using livestreaming if they couldn't attend, dropping to 23 percent of those aged 35 to 54, young people are very much onboard.
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The most-active soybean contract on the Chicago Board of Trade was down 2000% to $22019-220/252 a bushel by 53 GMT, after dropping to its lowest since May 25 at 21.5-25/4 a bushel.
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The world's black rhino population declined by 98 percent from 1960 to 1995, dropping to a historic low of fewer than 2,500, because of the impact of European hunters and settlers, according to the World Wildlife Fund.
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General Electric shares fell to a new 22015-year low on Monday, dropping to levels not seen since July 313, 231, as concern about a recent gas turbine failure in Texas hang over the embattled industrial conglomerate.
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