They still played games early in the day back then.
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His recollection is the calls came early in the day.
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US stock futures were pointing higher early in the day.
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The Dow was down nearly 33 points early in the day.
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It's never too early in the day to take a nap!
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Early in the day, mud was becoming something of a concern.
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Shower chances are low and mainly very early in the day.
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Watch out for some unexpected emotional flare-ups early in the day.
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European stocks also rose early in the day, but couldn't hang on.
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Early in the day, stocks were on track for far larger gains.
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Another coffee, this early in the day, would be way too risky.
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It means they are better off getting cases early in the day.
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India's currency, the rupee, also surged early in the day before dropping back.
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I try to find out what's happening around town early in the day.
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You can kind of see the guests making decisions early in the day.
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Expect rain early in the day, throughout the afternoon and into the evening.
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It was early in the day, and the Commons was still relatively quiet.
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A 1 percent pop early in the day in the shares of Amazon.
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Exercise early in the day Your workout routine can help ease the transition.
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Yuan trade was not affected by central bank liquidity injections early in the day.
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The Washington, D.C. bar scene has never been thriving so early in the day.
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Early in the day, prices had retreated on expectations U.S. inventories could climb again.
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If you've ever been there early in the day, they have the scrolling queries.
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The change was prompted by inclement weather in the forecast early in the day.
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Pay attention to your dreams this morning, you're especially psychic early in the day.
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There are good reasons to eat up early in the day, especially if you're young.
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Cramer pointed to Workday and Adobe as having some nice gains early in the day.
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The group set off early in the day and walked for hours in heavy rain.
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With the moon in conventional Capricorn early in the day, family bonding will be strong.
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Treasury yields fell after the 10-year peaked at 2.99 percent early in the day.
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As one Twitter user pointed out, it's too early in the day for this discussion.
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Because of how early in the day it was, most of the registers were closed.
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"I danced early in the day so pretty much ate vegan until dinner," he said.
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The bad news for the supermodel is she got dismissed so early in the day.
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It's an elegant and gluttonous feast for so early in the day—a recurring theme.
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The staff knows that he doesn't like getting up or eating early in the day.
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Companies that reported quarterly results early in the day included Comcast, Boeing and United Technologies Corporation.
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Carnival will report earnings early in the day and Nike will report after the markets close.
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So you may see "good morning" early in the day and "good night" in the evening.
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That doesn't mean patients should be trying to get appointments early in the day, Patel said.
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At one point early in the day, prices surged more than 17 percent to top $8,000.
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Early in the day it experienced its biggest spike since the global financial crisis in 2008.
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"Early in the day, I was losing my mind, I was so nervous," Ocasio-Cortez recalled.
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Rain started early in the day in parts of Istanbul and picked up pace around noon.
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Lines began forming early in the day at polling stations across Irbil, the Kurdish regional capital.
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But eating healthy foods early in the day so as to not feel like shit later?
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Weiner, for example, scans his inbox early in the day and only responds to pressing matters.
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I'm amazed that people are already setting up picnics and grilling hotdogs this early in the day?!
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Try to finish your to-do list early in the day, because frustration will arrive later on.
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Connecting with people will feel stressful early in the day, but later on, things will ease up.
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Huawei arrest sparks selling The arrest of Meng sent shudders through global markets early in the day.
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Positive communication is also flowing, and flirty vibes are coming your way, especially early in the day.
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The euro dipped to $1.1817 early in the day, before trimming its losses to trade at $1.1835.
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I wish we had some wine for you — it's a bit early in the day for us.
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It started early in the day: There were sit-down protests under a rainbow display of umbrellas.
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It was early in the day, but already some gentlemen had stumbled in for their watch-fondling.
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Early in the day, there was chatter that this amendment would receive a floor vote on Thursday.
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The tension began early in the day with noisy, though largely peaceful, street protests from both camps.
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Investors appeared to be in a buying mood early in the day in anticipation of Ms. Yellen's testimony.
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Confusion arrives early in the day, but you're pretty sure about how you feel about things by tonight.
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Feel free to make a big batch early in the day and enjoy it that afternoon or evening.
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The energy is friendly and free early in the day, Cancer, but things will get tense later on.
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It was early in the day, only 2 PM, when they were scheduled to play the outdoor festival.
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Most of the accounts we viewed early in the day were shut down within just a few hours.
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Eat sensibly early in the day (no meal skipping!), and have a light snack before you head out.
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Bond and equity markets also sold off sharply early in the day on Tuesday, before turning around later.
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If you nap early in the day, there won't be a negative impact on your sleep at night.
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It said the air quality is particularly poor early in the day when the race will be run.
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Until then, do some cleaning and get some work done—you'll be very productive early in the day.
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There was one defensive highlight, but it happened so early in the day it was easy to miss.
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I arrived early in the day, and at first wondered why so few fans were waiting in line.
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The first came early in the day, when all the bases in the region went on high alert.
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Drama pops up in early in the day, but so does a great opportunity to talk things out.
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On top of that, Kim actually shook hands with South Korea's Moon Jae-in early in the day.
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I get a Hawaiian sea breeze since it's still relatively early in the day and I want something fruity.
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Early in the day, Lowe's posted better-than-expected earnings of 98 cents per share for the first quarter.
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New Orleans was under a flash flood warning after receiving about 8 inches of rain early in the day.
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Citigroup disclosed the problem generally in an annual securities filing early in the day and provided more details later.
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Macy's shares, which had fallen more than 50 percent this year, were up 8 percent early in the day.
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The Standard & Poor's 215-stock index closed up, after falling by more than 122 percent early in the day.
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Early in the day, Dick's said it was immediately ending sales of all assault-style rifles in its stores.
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But these are preliminary results, and they're going to be skewed toward people who voted early in the day.
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Around campus, he says, kids seem more relaxed since they're not juggling as much work early in the day.
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The Big 3 U.S. automakers — GM, Ford and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles — saw shares push lower early in the day.
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Those pop into my inbox early in the day — as well as plenty of email queries from my editors.
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Mr. Trump set the tone for Republicans early in the day, claiming that Democrats were effectively supporting Maj. Gen.
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It brushed a one-year high of 19,284.28 early in the day following Wall Street's record high close overnight.
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I have to apply lotion really early in the day so that it'll sink in before I go to work.
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But do it early in the day when the energy is productive—not this evening, when grouchy energy will flow.
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The Nikkei share average gained 2457.5 percent to 23.6,11.53 after falling as much as 211.5 percent early in the day.
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Early in the day, Jakarta shares were up as much as 2500 percent to their highest level since February 25.
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I think running this early in the day sets me back — it's too hot and humid in South Florida still.
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Early in the day a squall line moved through Texas, bringing 80-mph wind gusts to the Dallas metro region.
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Early in the day, the index dropped as much as 2.1 percent to its lowest intraday level since Aug. 29.
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On game days I will be at the Blood Drive early in the day, then I go to the game.
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Franz Kafka was an exception to the rule that writers work early in the day, but this wasn't by choice.
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Vibes may be tense early in the day, but a good mood and feelings of understanding will soon take over.
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There's a little bit of drama early in the day, but let's be real—some fighting just turns you on.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed by about 250 points early in the day, or about a 1 percent increase.
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Elsewhere, yields on government bonds dropped sharply early in the day as investors flocked to the safety of Treasury debt.
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Water was flowing from the spillways at 22,000 cubic feet per second, up from 5,000 early in the day, officials reported.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down just 0.03%, giving up small gains early in the day.
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Early in the day, the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran, two major oil producers, sent the price of crude soaring.
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Jade says on August 15, she got a warning early in the day that Cardi had targeted her for a beatdown.
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U.S. stocks initially followed the lead of global equities markets early in the day and rallied hard on Chinese economic reports.
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The airline said it does not expect to cancel any Phoenix flights on Wednesday, but will reevaluate early in the day.
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Early in the day, there were reports that Rosenstein was heading to the White House with the expectation of being fired.
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About 1,500 students at the diverse California school left their classrooms early in the day, using Instagram and Snapchat to organize.
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Early in the day, the Federal Trade Commission confirmed reports that it was investigating how Facebook handles information about its users.
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It was still early in the day, and we were in the East Village, so we decided to cop some drugs.
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Two of my co-founders prefer to work late into the night while I enjoy starting work early in the day.
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Oil was unable to hold gains it had early in the day, and closed down 29 cents, or 1 percent, to $32.78.
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Corn futures also slipped early in the day after USDA's report of export sales of U.S. corn fell far below trade expectations.
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Ayatollah Khamenei voted early in the day and called upon all "who love Iran, the Islamic republic and people" to follow suit.
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The match was played in France, which meant it happened early in the day in the US -- potentially tamping down total viewership.
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"Getting them in early in the day is something to consider to keep energy levels up on busy, active days," she says.
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Timmothy vanished in May 2011 after his mom abruptly picked him up from school early in the day, citing a family emergency.
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European bond yields had risen early in the day after the U.S. Congress and president agreed to extend a contentious debt ceiling.
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Eliminating these distractions early in the day frees us up mentally so we can be present for the rest of the day.
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IndiGo shares, which rose as much as 5% early in the day, pared those gains to trade up 1% in the afternoon.
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He was scheduled to hang out with some of the Tennessee Titans on Tuesday afternoon, his mother said early in the day.
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The strikes were set for early in the day to minimize risk to the Iranian military or to civilians, the Times added.
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They trot around the town from early in the day, like the Swiss team from Cool Runnings—all sharp edges and toned physiques.
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The fire broke out at the Girard Point section of the 335,000-barrels-per-day refinery early in the day, the company said.
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"It was too early in the day for a dark smoky eye, so I gave the eyes some light with metallics," he says.
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Weakness among Asian equities early in the day set a negative tone and MSCI's index of developing world stocks was 0.1 percent lower.
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The Moon in Cancer opposes power planet Pluto in Capricorn at 6:42 AM, bringing up some dark issues early in the day.
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EgyptAir said early in the day that 2321 passengers were aboard, along with seven crew members, and three members of airline security personnel.
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This accessibility, however, means you can expect some pretty huge crowds, so you should get there as early in the day as possible.
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Early in the day, the president had tweeted his displeasure with the bill, citing Congress's failure to fund his long-promised border wall.
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Of course, you should hit tourist sites, but plan to visit them early in the day when they tend to be less crowded.
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Basis of the case The clearest picture of the dueling sides emerged early in the day as both sides presented their opening statements.
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BALTIMORE — The FedEx package containing the junior lightweight championship belt, intended for Gervonta Davis, arrived at the gym too early in the day.
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Early in the day, as Democrats awaited an announcement on their winner in Iowa and the race appeared locked in a virtual tie, Mrs.
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Data early in the day showed Australia's trade surplus swelled to an all-time high in June despite growing U.S. tariff pressure on China.
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Mexicans of all ages, some in costume, descended on the park early in the day, phones and tablets in hand, ready to capture Pokemons.
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Now, McDonald's tends to attract younger workers who either can't work mornings because of school, or prefer not to start early in the day.
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All of the Big Four banks were down early in the day, after Australia and New Zealand Banking gave a gloomy revenue growth outlook.
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The 303-year yield, which moves opposite price, dipped to a 230 low of 2165% from a high of 2000% early in the day.
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The damage to Belize City was concentrated in impoverished areas, and residents were seen early in the day attempting repairs amid the flood waters.
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Sometime early in the day, trouble comes to The Abigail when a raft of people show up, seeking aid for a bleeding pregnant lady.
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GE badly missed Wall Street expectations and slashed its full-year forecast, sending shares down as much as 2.903 percent early in the day.
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Not to achieve unity or bipartisanship, which is how the White House had wanted to position the speech early in the day on Tuesday.
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Prosecutors successfully prevented a political consultant who testified about working with Manafort in Ukraine from talking about his political affiliations early in the day.
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The Dubai index rose for a third consecutive session and added 0.7 percent, although it briefly traded in negative territory early in the day.
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Expect some drama early in the day, but don't worry—things will ease up shortly afterwards, and some fun surprises are on the way.
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Early in the day on Wednesday, Mr. Marsh said he was 65 percent certain the tax credit would make it into the budget deal.
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Worries about rising interest rates eased briefly early in the day after a report showing muted inflation helped send yields on government bonds lower.
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Trump early in the day called the deal "insane," then later during the joint appearance said he could soon strike an agreement with Macron.
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Confidence: Medium-High Wintry precipitation remains a good bet Saturday, especially early in the day and more likely across our northern and western suburbs.
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The Taliban posted a video of a small group of Afghan police officials surrendering early in the day, a clear attempt to sow panic.
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The Taliban posted a video of a small group of Afghan police officials surrendering early in the day, a clear attempt to sow panic.
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Making her announcement on social media early in the day on the May holiday, the expectant mother shared the first photo of her baby bump.
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The rupee, which hit a fresh record low of 161.50 early in the day, closed steady at 161.40/50 per dollar, compared with Wednesday's close.
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While I'm not sure at what point the store stopped handing out wristbands that night, it's probably advisable to show up early in the day.
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The FTC, which early in the day issued a statement and held a press conference about the privacy settlement, did not mention an antitrust probe.
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Small skirmishes took place early in the day in parts of Marawi, where fighters loyal to Islamic State were clinging on for a fifth week.
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Stocks rallied early in the day, but sold off in the afternoon, after the Fed spooked the market with comments on equities being highly priced.
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Still, the currency remained below a session high of $0.7875 seen just after the release of stronger-than-expected employment data early in the day.
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The fallback position is often sparkling wine, which cuts through the richness and feels appropriate when the egg dish is served early in the day.
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Dubai's index gave up small gains made early in the day and fell 0.1 percent as trading volume almost quadrupled from Monday's very low level.
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He advises meetings at the end of the day to recap what was accomplished, or early in the day to establish goals and a plan.
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Those showers could mix in a few snowflakes at times, especially north and west of the city early in the day and again toward evening.
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On Twitter early in the day, Trump called the interaction "very good and interesting," but that description was disputed by Sulzberger himself in a statement.
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Start scoping things out early in the day, but check back periodically for new items, if you didn't find the bargains you were hoping for.
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Stocks dropped sharply Thursday morning as the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 28503 points early in the day just one day after a historic rally.
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In the summer, when it&aposs supposed to be ideal, I often run as early in the day as possible to avoid heat and humidity.
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Harvesting is difficult work: It requires laboring from early in the day in growing houses, bending and stretching to twist the produce from its trays.
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Uber was not immediately reachable for comment, while Ola's spokesman said it was too early in the day to measure the impact of the strike.
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Tampa Bay took care of their end by beating the Panthers early in the day, but they were eliminated officially when Dallas lost to Philadelphia.
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Weather: Early in the day, the wind chill will make it feel as if we're in the 30s, but it'll probably reach the mid-50s.
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"We had spoken to FIFA officials early in the day, and they had made it very clear that this was fine to take in," Cunningham said.
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Shelby, the Appropriations Chairman, had said early in the day the final vote would be next week after senators complained about amendments not getting appropriate consideration.
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The fire began early in the day at the posh hotel where Princess Diana spent her final hours before the car crash that took her life.
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Make sure to catch up on rest, especially early in the day, because tonight you will find yourself wired and ready to make big, unexpected moves.
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More specifically, it was the second stage of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket, which launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida early in the day on Tuesday.
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Telegram, a popular mobile messaging app, was inaccessible on Sunday in Almaty, Kazakhstan's largest city, and Facebook was also blocked for hours early in the day.
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First, there was an unexpected delay when its data team faced technical glitches and was unable to update the site early in the day as promised.
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The Denver metro area could see snow on Halloween, though it should end early in the day and will just be chilly for evening outdoor activities.
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Brent crude futures surged nearly 13% at one point early in the day and U.S. futures jumped almost 21%, both hitting their highest level since May.
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Brent crude futures surged nearly 21.247% at one point early in the day and U.S. futures jumped almost 20.1%, both hitting their highest level since May.
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A private survey early in the day showed China's factory activity contracted for the 10th straight month in December, and at a sharper pace than in November.
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Asked if they had any new ideas for how to fill up the stadiums early in the day, the French Tennis Federation said they would get back.
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Crude futures rose early in the day, before the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported a stockpile decline of 2000,0003 barrels for the week ended June 2000.
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Share prices see-sawed early in the day, with the Shenzhen composite index down by as much as 4 percent, but rose and finished the day higher.
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His mom, Victoria Beckham, shared a cute shot of him early in the day, wishing him happy birthday and writing that the family can't believe he's 12.
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Be gentle with yourself this morning—you'll have plenty of energy to get things done tonight if you want to take it easy early in the day.
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Early in the day, stocks fell on news that Apple's newest line of phones may not be selling as well as Apple or its investors had hoped.
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"The President has been fully briefed and we will continue to monitor the ongoing situation in Syria," press secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters early in the day.
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A new study found that a type of intermittent fasting that limits meals to early in the day could lower appetite and help the body burn fat.
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CBS News affiliate WVLT reported that several locations near Knoxville were without power as a result of storms that passed over the area early in the day.
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Charlottesville police officer Tammy Shiflett testified to being overwhelmed and underprepared for the size and volatility of the crowds early in the day before Heyer was killed.
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The bank last had a similar intermittent glitch early in the day on July 5, 2013, when digital and branch clients were kept out of transactional systems.
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Confidence: Medium A warm front should finally blast through the area on Sunday, helping to push most of the showers to our north early in the day.
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If I'm lucky, there'll be one person on the floor who can help me, or it comes really early in the day when there are more people.
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Thankfully, it's pretty early in the day and there's plenty of other things to do—like going to the beach, for example, or taking a nice bicycle ride.
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They did have several order cancellations early in the day, and expected that trend to continue all day, but much like the election ... they experienced a dramatic swing.
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Early in the day, the International Energy Agency said that oil demand growth would fall further in 2016, casting doubt on hopes that oil prices might have bottomed.
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The euro momentarily dipped to $1.1817 early in the day as preliminary results from regional votes on Thursday showed pro-independence parties in Catalonia keeping an absolute majority.
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You'll be able to solve your problems easily early in the day—especially stuff concerning work or your reputation—but things will get confused later in the day.
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Fury, who is British, released a statement early in the day confirming the decision, which came after his second withdrawal from a rematch with Wladimir Klitschko of Ukraine.
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Stocks were on track for big gains early in the day as reports showed that consumers in both the United States and China appeared to be spending more.
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Early in the day, right-wing websites named the wrong man as the gunman, labeling him "another angry far-left shooter," in the words of the Gateway Pundit.
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After dropping more than 1.5 percent early in the day, the S&P 500 clawed back those losses and had gained 0.4 percent by the close of trading.
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Prices of United States Treasury securities — often in demand in times of turmoil — rose early in the day, driving their yields, which move in the opposite direction, lower.
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Trump had insisted the two leaders meet early in the day without any aides present — stirring concerns that Putin, a former KGB officer, will outflank his American counterpart.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Crude futures rallied late Wednesday, jumping more than $288 a barrel after briefly trading lower on a bearish U.S. government report early in the day.
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"He went by the restaurant early in the day and left a bouquet of flowers there so that he could surprise me with them later that evening," she continued.
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Not to go overboard with praise for this silly take on Detective Pikachu so early in the day, but what more do Pokémon fans want from this cruel world?
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Time Warner and Delphi Automotive reported first quarter results early in the day, with numbers due from Kraft Heinz, Tesla Motors and 21st Century Fox after the markets close.
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Sure, I'm wearing more products than I would usually (I lost count after 12), but I'm pretty sure I've never looked quite so good so early in the day.
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The rally in crude also boosted gasoline futures RBc65.13, which settled up nearly 5 percent after rallying from early in the day on strong demand for the motor fuel.
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Both Brent and U.S. crude futures saw highs early in the day of more than $8.43 above Tuesday's closing price on upbeat Chinese economic data earlier in the session.
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Also supporting the mood was data early in the day which showed Japan's exports rose for a seventh straight month in June, led by shipments of cars and electronics.
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Both Brent and U.S. crude futures saw highs early in the day of more than $230 above Tuesday's closing price on upbeat Chinese economic data earlier in the session.
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Early in the day, stocks tumbled with the prices of oil and precious metals, but they recovered in the afternoon and finished at their highest levels of the day.
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"I think that tweet set a lot of downward momentum early in the day, and we haven't recovered," said Michael O'Donnell, senior market strategist at RJO Futures in Chicago.
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While Americans were able to catch a few glimpses early in the day, the full spectacle of the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics came into view Friday night.
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"Senator McConnell's bill is not pro-worker at all — it puts corporations ahead of people," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said early in the day.
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"Senator McConnell's bill is not pro-worker at all — it puts corporations ahead of people," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said early in the day.
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In a separate incident early in the day, three policemen were shot and wounded by unnamed gunmen at a security checkpoint in Jalawla, Diyala province, northeast of the capital.
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The plan: take the marital vows at the church early in the day, dash into the university for the exam at noon, dash off again for the wedding reception.
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On the streets of Srinagar, soldiers are everywhere, shops are open early in the day, causing a rush for goods before they close, and public transport is still missing.
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Fans also questioned why the event went on for so long before the evacuation notice, as severe storms were forecast for the region early in the day on Friday.
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Headlines Friday that the White House is considering blocking or limiting U.S. investments into China sent stocks lower, after optimism about the talks lifted them early in the day.
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The dispute over the massive fake joint began early in the day as the protesters marched near the White House at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and 221th Street.
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The dispute over the massive fake joint began early in the day as the protesters marched near the White House at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and 15th Street.
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I LOVE that I get out of work so early in the day because I feel like I have a ton of time to do what I need to do.
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It closed down 2.5 percent weaker at a record-low 26.40 per U.S. dollar, as the central bank retreated from the spot market after selling reserves early in the day.
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Protesters hoping to march to the prime minister's offices, Government House, set off from Thammasat University early in the day but were blocked by rows of police in black uniforms.
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Security around polling stations was heavy from early in the day and a Reuters reporter saw a column of armored vehicles and other troop carriers driving slowly into the capital.
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Corn and soybeans were higher after weakening overnight and early in the day session as traders moved to cover short positions amid concerns about planting delays in the U.S. Midwest.
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Some of the top-selling products early in the day included the 5G version of Huawei's Mate 30 Pro smartphone, as well as Apple's iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max.
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Early in the day, Apple (AAPL) sank on news that its most recent line of phones may not be selling as well as the company or its investors had hoped.
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On Tuesday, it took a sharp dive early in the day and then bounced between positive and negative territory throughout trading, ending the day up by 567 points to 24,193.
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Don't take too much of it seriously early in the day (everyone will be overthinking things), but later this afternoon, people will be speaking from a heartfelt and serious place.
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Two industrial giants — Caterpillar and 2000M — sent the S. & P. 221 plunging more than 26 percent early in the day with earnings reports highlighting challenges from the U.S. trade war.
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Early in the day, he tried to tamp down questions about his family's ownership of two child-care centers, which had received government subsidies — a potential violation of Australia's Constitution.
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And a banana crostata could have been exceptional if its crust hadn't been soft and its flavors melded together, as if it had been made too early in the day.
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Early in the day, Trump blamed Democratic lawmakers for the current impasse in Washington — even as the short-term spending bill was opposed by a few in his own party.
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On Saturday, winds picked up to 100 miles per hour (160 kph) early in the day, making it a Category 2 hurricane, but it weakened as it neared Canada's coast.
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"Due to the limited capacity of the installation, not all visitors are able to experience it, as the queue for viewings usually books up early in the day," the website warns.
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But when they returned to their starting destination, a crew member they had spoken to early in the day said she did not remember the children behaving inappropriately, the complaint said.
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Early in the day China reported gross domestic product (GDP) grew at a steady 6.4 percent pace in the first-quarter from a year earlier, defying expectations for a slightly slowdown.
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Indian markets fell on Tuesday amid concerns over increased tensions after Pakistan said Indian military jets crossed the Line of Control frontier in the disputed Kashmir region early in the day.
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Tadeu Filippelli, a special adviser in Temer's Cabinet, and former Federal District governors José Roberto Arruda and Agnelo Queiroz were taken into custody early in the day, a police communique said.
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Early in the day, Legend posted an Instagram photo of himself relaxing on a couch with his two little ones, showing Luna all smiles as Miles laid next to his dad.
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Early in the day, the dollar weakened after consumer price data showed sluggish inflation, adding to concerns the Federal Reserve will be less able to execute multiple rate increases next year.
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The renewal came at the end of a special two-day legislative session, with the State Assembly giving its approval early in the day and the State Senate following suit later.
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Early in the day, a spitting rain fell on the city and much of the surrounding area as bleary-eyed commuters headed to work and school after the long Thanksgiving weekend.
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Early in the day, a fired-up Mr. Trump said in an interview that he was the victim of a "political witch hunt" aimed at discrediting his presidency before it began.
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Futures fell early in the day after builds in U.S. inventories reinforced expectations that increasing shale output this year would reduce the impact of production cuts by OPEC and other major exporters.
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Fighters backed by heavy artillery and tanks advanced early in the day in Bufaraa neighborhood, seizing a building used by Islamic State's morality police as a prison, said Rida Issa, a spokesman.
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Shares of big banks recovered early in the day from an initial decline after the Federal Reserve raised rates by 20.8 basis points but kept its outlook for 20.3 and 20183 unchanged.
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Early in the day, Nobel Prize winning economist Nouriel Roubini warned that Brexit could mark the beginning of the EU's disintegration, proving once again that his nickname "Dr Doom" was well earned.
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The United States early in the day increased tariffs on $61.663 billion in Chinese goods to 25% from 10%, rattling markets on concerns about global growth as China is expected to retaliate.
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And even though it's really only a few hours sooner, psychologically I felt a huge boost from seeing major to-do items cleared off my Trello board so early in the day.
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Shares of big banks recovered early in the day from an initial decline after the Federal Reserve raised rates by 25 basis points but kept its outlook for 2018 and 2019 unchanged.
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It's a wonderful day to connect with friends, thanks to the Moon in fiery Sagittarius; however, watch out for confusion early in the day— save an important conversation for after lunch, Aquarius.
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It was early in the day so the court was dark and mostly empty except for police officers and members of the news media, identifiable by their sensible footwear and open laptops.
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The company is gearing up to launch a delivery service for businesses, pitting Jeff Bezos' logistical prowess against carriers like FedEx and UPS, the Wall Street Journal reported early in the day.
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Early in the day, a somber Ms. Merkel, dressed in black, briefly spoke to the news media and later lay a white rose at a memorial near the scene of the attack.
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Early in the day, Abe sent a ritual offering to Tokyo's controversial Yasukuni Shrine for war dead but did not visit out of apparent consideration for ties with South Korea and China.
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More than 303,200 securities, including many popular ETFs, had their trading halted across the major exchanges as the Dow Jones Industrial Average surrendered more than 1,000 points early in the day on Aug.
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Light snow on the northern side of the storm could lead to delays in Minneapolis early in the day, with a rain/snow mix causing problems in Detroit by the afternoon and evening.
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But Trump said early in the day he thought it likely the tariffs, which start at 5%, would go into place and he asked Republicans not to join with Democrats to block him.
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David Watt, chief economist at HSBC Canada, said there was "clearly a disconnect" between what the bank said early in the day and what was communicated to reporters later in the news conference.
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The blaze broke out at the Girard Point section of the 335,000-barrels-per-day Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery early in the day, the company said, adding that the fire was still burning.
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My solution was to front-load my mornings, so I made sure to finish the most mentally demanding tasks early in the day and save the more menial items for the late afternoon.
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And I had the opportunity to spend in Washington DC, and talk to a lot of officials, and really we're still early in the day, we have to see how it works out.
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Helping the market early in the day was a report that showed the number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose to 243,000 last week, but remained below 300,523 for the 105th week.
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Early in the day, President Donald Trump tweeted Thursday that he was "very disappointed", after a report indicated that China could have run afoul of international sanctions, by providing oil to North Korea.
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As many as 30,000 arrived early in the day at tent encampments on Gaza's side of the fence to stage what was billed as the start of a peaceful, six-week sit-in.
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Clashes between the police and protesters were reported early in the day, but a cordon of officers stepped aside to allow the demonstrators to rally and hear from the opposition leader Juan Guaidó.
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"Congratulations to Attorney General Bill Barr for taking charge of a case that was totally out of control and perhaps should not have even been brought," Mr. Trump tweeted early in the day.
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A 1 percent pop early in the day in the shares of Amazon — the internet company Mr. Bezos founded, which accounts for the vast majority of his wealth — put him over the top.
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Senior Superintendent Steve Li of the Hong Kong Police said early in the day that officers had received information that the firearm and fireworks would have been used on Sunday to create chaos.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Aries this morning, putting you in the mood to take a risk— just don't take the risk too early in the day, because you will run into difficulties.
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Here is how things look for both firms looked: Despite big gains for the two companies, general market sentiment was subdued on Monday, with geopolitical concerns rattling traders and investors early in the day.
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Go Early and Keep the Season in Mind Many farmers' markets open early in the day and close by early afternoon, with the highest quality produce and dairy often selling out by late morning.
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The sudden downdraft meant that trading in the United States was automatically halted early in the day — a rare occurrence meant to prevent stocks from crashing — but it resumed after a 15-minute delay.
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Back when web journalism was still dictated by the daily print cycle, newspapers were reluctant to publish H.F.O. stories too early in the day, said Ken Belson, who covers the N.F.L. for The Times.
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But Biden's team started talking like winners early in the day — another change of direction from staffers who have spent the previous two months leading up to voting days and debates playing down expectations.
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He left his base in Fair Hill, Md., early in the day, and by the time he arrived in New York, his colt was the favorite in the 12-horse field for Saturday's race.
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The outage began early in the day but by late Thursday night, the company tweeted that its engineers had identified a "network element" that was affecting services and expected to fully restore services within hours.
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Roughly 4,000 guests visited the town over the course of three days, with some people coming in for quick 90-minute jaunts, and others showing up early in the day and hanging out until closing.
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Oil prices extended losses early in the day as the dollar index spiked after U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted that he was "looking forward" to the monthly jobs report about an hour before its release.
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Among other precious metals, silver was 0.89 percent lower at $16.62 an ounce after touching a two-week high of $16.90 early in the day, while platinum was down 0.47 percent at $915.20 per ounce.
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Stocks briefly fell early in the day after Trump took to Twitter to reinforce his assessment that Amazon's business is costing taxpayers "many billions of dollars" through subsidized rates by the United States Postal Service.
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As news filtered out early in the day, angry family members seeking information clashed with police and pushed against a barricade, prompting officers to shoot tear gas at the crowd, according to local media reports.
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But the researchers also found that those who ate their largest meal early in the day were more likely to have a lower body mass index than those who ate a large lunch or dinner.
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Tourists had to choose between stopping at a promising-looking hotel early in the day and pressing on to cover more ground — risking the chance that they wouldn't find another hotel willing to house them.
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Oil prices were trading in a wide range on Monday, with U.S. benchmark WTI and Brent crude futures rallying by as much as 2 percent early in the day, before erasing those gains and going negative.
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While it was unnatural to see the band perform with so much space between its members, it was a needed-jolt of energy to hear these relentlessly peppy post-punk songs so early in the day.
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While most markets stabilised after sharp losses early in the day, assets considered low-risk - including gold, the yen and German bonds - remained in demand, with yields on the latter at the lowest in a month.
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As markets plummeted all day Monday — save for an automatic halt to trading early in the day triggered by too rapid of a drop — those feel-good green arrows were hard to find on Fox Business.
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In Illinois, the number of people who showed up to vote early in the day in Chicago was below even the pace of mayoral contests, which are typically low-turnout affairs, according to an election official.
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The pound had fallen early in the day, spooked by conflicting views from Britain and the European Union on how to proceed with trade negotiations, though the currency's losses were curbed by strong labour market data.
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They work from early in the day until late at night, so after a hard day, they come home and what better entertainment to give them than the beautiful game of baseball, in their own language?
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"Forces are heading into the depths of the university," he said early in the day, after bulldozers had smashed through a wall surrounding the campus and dozens of CTS troops sprinted through carrying rocket-propelled grenade launchers.
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Gold prices fell on Thursday, erasing gains made early in the day after stronger-than-expected consumer inflation in the United States cast doubts whether the U.S. central bank will cut interest rates as aggressively as expected.
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Both cities issued their third-highest weather warnings, storm signal No. 8, early in the day as winds intensified and heavy rain lashed down, churning up rough seas and prompting alerts of flooding in low-lying areas.
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The S&P/ASX 27 index finished 2178.74 percent, or 4.63 points, higher at 24.6,22.8 Meanwhile, global risk appetite took a hit on rising geopolitical tensions, as North Korea fired four ballistic missiles early in the day.
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Early in the day, hundreds of riot police officers had used batons and pepper spray to beat back protesters at a different site — near a government flag-raising ceremony attended by the city's chief executive, Mrs. Lam.
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Airlines place a higher emphasis on dispatching flights early in the day than at any other time, because if the first flight is delayed, all subsequent flights that aircraft will be used for could also be late.
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Regular port workers were on the fifth day of a wage strike on Monday when replacement workers were brought in early in the day, allowing for the resumption of some loading of freshly harvested corn and soy.
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Officials are warning that the danger of the storm is in the changing weather conditions; though those affected will likely see snow early in the day, the precipitation will then change to more dangerous sleet and freezing rain.
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Road operator Rota do Oeste said the BR-163 federal road in Mato Grosso, Brazil's top grains producing state, was partially blocked early in the day close to Sorriso, a municipality in the northern part of the state.
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"I'm in my home in Tyler County, and we could not get out unless a helicopter plucks me out or I get my boat and launch it," the Texas Republican told CNN by phone early in the day.
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The panelists pointed to this in combination with other technical factors such as most repo activity occurring early in the day and a general reluctance for banks to risk borrowing from the Fed overnight or running intraday overdrafts.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) said early on Tuesday that almost 600,000 more electric customers would have their power shut off, starting early in the day, as a fire prevention measure ahead of the wind storms.
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There was another jolt for chipmakers early in the day from British semiconductor wafer maker IQE Plc, warning of lower-than-expected revenue in 2019 as the U.S. ban on Huawei Technologies spreads through the industry's global supply chain.
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It's been an issue at the French Open for years — half empty stadiums early in the day, particularly for women's matches, despite the event supposedly being all but sold out — yet Friday looked to be an especially lackluster start.
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It's been an issue at the French Open for years — half empty stadiums early in the day, particularly for women's matches, despite the event supposedly being all but sold out — yet Friday looked to be an especially lacklustre start.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude rose early in the day and began to pare gains in the late afternoon, settling at $51.79 a barrel, up 0003 cents or 0.21 percent, before retreating to as low as $51.11 a barrel.
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For many younger Lebanese, Sunday brought a first chance to vote in a national election after parliament twice extended a term that expired in 2013, but Interior Ministry figures from early in the day suggested turnout would be low.
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The U.S. began another gold medal run early in the day with Connor Baxter winning the men's stand-up paddle, one of newest events on the Pan Am Games roster, while the women's event went to Brazil's Lena Guimaraes.
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Nostalgic notes from the traditional music of Rio's neighborhoods set the stage for the entry of hundreds of the 11,000 athletes who came to Rio and the last medal ceremony, for the men's marathon run early in the day.
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The organizers notified newspapers early in the day that they planned to kill Henry Lowery as painfully as possible, giving editors time to produce special editions that provided the time, place and gruesome particulars of the death to come.
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Regulators at the time said unsettled market conditions early in the day, combined with a massive, aggressive sell order for the popular E-mini S&P 500 futures security by mutual fund manager Waddell & Reed, helped trigger the selloff.
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Anatoly Matios, chief military prosecutor, told reporters in Kiev on Friday that Grabovsky's body was found early in the day buried on the grounds of a former farming collective after a suspect detained a week ago gave prosecutors the location.
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Stocks jumped early in the day after the ECB pushed its deposit rate deeper into negative territory and increased its asset-buying program to 80 billion euros a month from 60 billion in an effort to boost growth in the region.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Benchmark Brent gained while U.S. crude eased slightly on Monday, after the market pushed higher early in the day on reports that Iraq would participate if OPEC extended oil production curbs into the second half of the year.
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Oil prices ended a shade firmer after retreating from multi-year highs hit early in the day, supported by concerns that U.S. sanctions on Iran are likely to restrict crude exports from one of the biggest producers in the Middle East.
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They factored in equity—existing start times were unfair, mostly to lower-income families—as well as recent research on teenage sleep that showed starting school early in the day may have negative health and economic consequences for high school students.
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Automatic gunfire and artillery rounds could be heard from the city centre early in the day and authorities at Mitiga airport, which operates all civilian air traffic to and from the capital, said flights had been suspended until further notice.
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The other holds that you have a finite amount of willpower and if you spend a significant amount of energy avoiding, say, cookies early in the day, you will have less later on to motivate you to forego taking an Uber.
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Fans packed the city center early in the day, drinking the region's famous wine in the squares and marveling at the stunning Aquitaine Bridge or the somber Girondins memorial before heading to the sparkling new stadium north of the city.
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Oil prices retreated below multi-year highs hit early in the day on Tuesday, supported by concerns that U.S. sanctions on Iran that are likely to restrict crude oil exports from one of the biggest producers in the Middle East.
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In Monday's global plunge, the S&P 500 fell nearly 8 percent, its sharpest daily decline since December 2008 and a tumble so swift that trading in the United States had to be halted for 15 minutes early in the day.
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Early in the day, the company offered a weaker than expected forecast for the year because of rising prices for commodities — although the company's chief executive noted that Hanesbrands would try to pass on some of those costs to customers.
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The attack began early in the day as the Ninth Division of the Iraqi Army and Interior Ministry troops who had been pulled from another combat assignment started pushing into Mosul from the north, according to an Iraqi military statement.
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"No-one has eaten yet today but if I feed my kids too early in the day they are hungry by night and cannot sleep," said Frena Remorin, 30, who lives down the road from Belor in the district of Dessources.
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After visiting Meiji Jingu, a royal shrine at the center of Tokyo on a first date early in the day — a New Year's Day date that "lacked any sparks," as Ms. Suni put it — she met Mr. Lensing later that night.
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HONG KONG, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's airport and the roads and railways leading to it were operating normally early on Saturday despite plans by protesters to implement a "stress test" of transport links to the aviation hub early in the day.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Restoring full power across Japan's northern island of Hokkaido will take at least a week after a powerful earthquake struck early in the day, damaging its largest fossil fuel power plant, Trade and Industry Minister Hiroshige Seko said on Thursday.
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Early in the day, a source told PEOPLE exclusively that Madonna's trip to London was motivated by concerns after ex-husband Guy Ritchie and his wife Jacqui Ainsley had allegedly left Rocco alone before his first day of a new term at school.
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The on-court drama spilled into the stands early in the day at Rod Laver Arena, where a spectator was injured in a tumble down the stairs during former French Open champion Ana Ivanovic's 6-3 6-3 win over Anastasija Sevastova.
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"The market was strong (early in the day) because Janet Yellen confirmed the fact the Fed would go very slow on rate hikes because the economy was showing some signs of sluggishness," said Peter Tuz, president of Chase Investment Counsel in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Stocks jumped early in the day after the ECB pushed its deposit rate deeper into negative territory and increased its asset-buying program to 80 billion euros a month from 60 billion euros in an effort to boost growth in the region.
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The S&P, Dow Industrials and Nasdaq all fell 1.5 percent or more early in the day, before recovering to flit between gains and losses, ensuring Wall Street started the new year with the same swings with which it closed last year.
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His performance was early in the day at noon–a less than ideal time–yet he utilized every opportunity to show exactly what he is made of: unbridled confidence, intelligent diction and a dexterous artistry that pushes and pulls between rapping and singing.
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Thomas and Reed were emblematic of those who had success early in the day, opening strong — both shot 218 on the front nine, and Thomas had birdies on his first four holes — before navigating the back nine cautiously to record a good score.
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If you spent most of your holiday weekend drinking alcoholic liquids in the various spaces provided to you, the last thing you probably want to hear this early in the day is four minutes of guttural roars, pummelling drums and disorienting, twisted electronics.
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Stocks sold off on Friday a bit, giving up large gains early in the day after both Chinese and U.S. officials confirmed they had agreed to the perimeters for an agreement that importantly halts new tariffs and rolls back some existing tariffs.
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But a problem with the system allowed employees to grant customers' "locate" requests based on the inventory reported to Goldman early in the day by other large financial institutions, even after the inventory had been depleted as the team processed requests during the day.
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The process of selecting an eight-member jury was due to conclude early in the day, with presentations to follow from attorneys for the 27-year-old singer and David Mueller, who lost his job at Denver radio station KYGO-FM over Swift's allegation.
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Given Formula E's one-day structure, with qualifying sessions early in the day and the race in the afternoon, Roborace is able to take advantage of the empty track in the middle of the day for demonstrations of its artificial intelligence system on wheels.
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The big picture: Opposition leader Juan Guaidó played a strong card early in the day, flipping a high-ranking military official from the SEBIN secret police force, who then helped free Guaidó mentor Leopoldo López from house arrest and released a letter criticizing Maduro.
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Maybe it's like that episode of 30 Rock when Liz thinks she's invented a fake person to act as a scapegoat for her department's problems, but it turns out to be the name of a real person she'd read early in the day without realizing.
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Stocks fell early in the day on the BOJ's decision to hold steady in the face of soft global demand and a rise in the yen, jarring markets particularly after media reports that the central bank would likely go deeper into negative interest rates.
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Trump and Kim -- both intent on making history -- greeted each other early in the day with extended hands in front of a row of US and North Korean flags, a previously unthinkable sight that reflects a new chapter in the two countries' acrimonious relationship.
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The moon in fire sign Sagittarius clashes with Neptune at 6:32 AM, creating a haze early in the day—but cheerful energy flows as the moon meets lucky Jupiter at 1:05 PM. Anything is possible...but you still have to stay realistic!
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Early in the day, the office of Mayor Bill de Blasio had said the deer would be killed because officials at the state Environmental Conservation Department said he would have to be released near where he was caught and could not be relocated elsewhere.
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South Korea's military said on Monday its air forces and the army carried out a missile drill early in the day in response to North Korea's sixth nuclear test on Sunday, adding the drills targeted the area where the test had been carried out.
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Democratic lawmakers late Tuesday moved to launch an impeachment inquiry into Trump, and indexes weakened briefly early in the day after the White House released a summary of a telephone call between Trump and Ukraine's president that is at the center of the impeachment inquiry.
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If you don't want to go home majorly colonized, the internet advises that you hit the pond early in the day, when the night seas have rinsed the pool and the day's throng of bathers have not yet added their personal contributions to the stew.
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Early in the day, Britain's National Centre for Cyber Security (NCSC) issued a report detailing a number of the GRU's recent hacking efforts, including cyber-attacks on the World Anti-doping Agency (WADA) in Montreal, on transportation infrastructure in Ukraine and on a television station in Britain.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices settled a shade firmer after retreating from multi-year highs hit early in the day on Tuesday, supported by concerns that U.S. sanctions on Iran are likely to restrict crude exports from one of the biggest producers in the Middle East.
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Early in the day, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that its consumer price index (CPI) unexpectedly fell by 25.3 percent in May, while its core CPI (which excludes food and energy prices) only grew by 29 percent, below the 2500 percent increase that was anticipated.
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Trump and Kim -- both intent on making history by meeting -- greeted each other early in the day with extended hands in front of a row of US and North Korean flags, a previously unthinkable sight that reflects a new chapter in the two countries' acrimonious relationship.
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Julie Denney, a spokeswoman for the Jackson County Sheriff's Office, said the lightning storm that started a fire a little over a week ago is what sticks in her mind most — the intensity of it, and the strangeness too, coming early in the day, around 9 a.m.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's military said on Monday its air forces and the army carried out a missile drill early in the day in response to North Korea's sixth nuclear test on Sunday, adding the drills targeted the area where the test had been carried out.
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The Moon is in big-mouthed Sagittarius, and it's picking fights with other planets all day: It squares Neptune at 1:49 PM and the Sun at 6:11 PM. Squares are tense aspects, so expect to feel foggy headed early in the day and conflicted toward the evening.
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That energy fed into SGS, as global citizens, activists, scientists, diplomats, business leaders, and artists gathered at New York City's 92nd Street Y. Amy Cordalis Early in the day, Yurok tribal member Amy Cordalis spoke of the disappearance of once-bountiful salmon from tribal lands in Northern California.
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I quickly reached the conclusion that it would be downright harmful to try to ingest such excessive quantities, especially so early in the day, so I decided to share the extravagant breakfast with my friend 'Ziggy Silver', who wants to be anonymous for the purposes of this article.
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Shares fell early in the day, weighed by Wall Street's skeptical response to Musk's idea of going private and a Wall Street Journal report on Wednesday that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission was asking Tesla why Musk announced his plans on Twitter and whether his statement was truthful.
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Jack Keane, a retired Army vice chairman who is close to the Trump White House, said another factor came into play during the deliberations — the president was told that the attack on the drone was really a mistake, as Mr. Trump had publicly suggested to reporters early in the day.
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And since, in most families, Thanksgiving dinner is served early in the day, that leaves the rest of the afternoon and night to just hang out with your family and maybe go back to the kitchen once or twice for green bean casserole leftovers or another spoonful of apple-cranberry cobbler.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the House's lead impeachment manager, indicated early in the day that his team would seek to apply the facts of the case to the constitutional framework for impeachment — including an argument for why Trump's alleged misconduct meets the threshold for "high crimes and misdemeanors" as outlined in the Constitution.
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And while members get the equivalent of priority boarding — a chance to place their chairs first on 18 very early in the day — there are plenty in the equivalent of Groups 1 and 2 who make it through the main gate and still snag fairly desirable spots within the painted borders that define the chair zone at the 18th.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzLawmakers from both sides of the aisle mourn Cummings The Hill's Morning Report - Tempers boil over at the White House Schiff says committees will eventually make impeachment inquiry transcripts public MORE (R-Fla.) tried to stir the pot early in the day, attempting to sit in on her testimony despite not being on any of the three investigatory committees.
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A recent review of the dietary patterns of 50,2003 adults who are Seventh Day Adventists over seven years provides the latest evidence suggesting that we should front-load our calories early in the day to jump-start our metabolisms and prevent obesity, starting with a robust breakfast and tapering off to a smaller lunch and light supper, or no supper at all.
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But the attempt to demonstrate a unified administration voice was undercut early in the day, when Mr. Pence said that he had selected Dr. Deborah L. Birx, the director of the United States effort to combat H.I.V. and AIDS, to serve as the coronavirus response coordinator for the White House, enlisting an experienced scientist and physician to address the potential spread of the virus.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Tuesday night criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for deferring to lawmakers on immigration policy during a televised negotiation session early in the day.
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Early in the day, Democrats in the Senate — still smarting from a surprising showing from the Republicans in November, and the continued alignment of eight of their members with the Republican majority — objected to a clause newly added to the chamber's rules that would prevent members from using cellphones "to take photographs, videos or perform any other recording function in the Senate chamber, galleries or lobbies" without permission of the Senate secretary, who is named by the majority.
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