Eclipsing limiting stereotypes with expansive, complex personalities is Hajjaj's forte.
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The repo rate similarly rose, eclipsing 2% at one point.
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October was the strongest month of 2015, eclipsing 300,000 jobs.
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From 1985-1990, Pluto and Charon were constantly eclipsing each other.
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The bids are already piling high and well eclipsing the estimates.
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The only page eclipsing the petition is the White House's home page.
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President Trump retweeted a meme this morning of him "eclipsing" Barack Obama.
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Two other jewels went for even higher prices, also eclipsing their estimates.
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His money is by far eclipsing other candidates who remain focused elsewhere.
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He is now reportedly eclipsing the national security adviser, retired Lt. Gen.
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Consider their historical situation, in which potent new media were fast eclipsing old.
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In some circles, OurSA is already eclipsing the conference it's breaking away from.
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Yemen is now the largest humanitarian crisis in the world, eclipsing even Syria.
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But those efforts are not close to eclipsing Alibaba's main businesses in China.
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In mid-November, he rose the first position in Iowa polls, eclipsing Warren.
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The total came to more than $600,000, eclipsing their original fund-raising goal.
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Excluding items, Biogen earned $5.20 per share, eclipsing the average estimate of $4.97.
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Artist's impression of Planet Nine as an ice giant eclipsing the central Milky Way.
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By June 113, that number was up to 65 percent, eclipsing paid premium titles.
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Pearson reached a career high for goals, eclipsing last year's 22011 in 42 games.
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The tragedy grabbed and held public attention, eclipsing some of Voyager 2's accomplishments.
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The iPhone maker is just another rally from eclipsing Microsoft's $1.07 trillion market value.
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If true, this would be remarkable, eclipsing Rio's $5 billion expenditure on the Olympics.
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The problem is now so bad that outside spending is eclipsing candidate campaigns themselves.
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Retail sales for June rose 9.8%, eclipsing expectations for a slight pullback to 8.3%.
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Protest organizers estimated that hundreds of thousands of people had gathered, eclipsing earlier demonstrations.
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Now the union-busting story is in danger of eclipsing the actual union drive.
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That is its largest weekly gain ever, eclipsing the last record set in 2008.
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"South Korea's soft power is eclipsing Japan's," New York Times reporter Hiroko Tabuchi tweeted.
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Since 22049, China has been South America's top trading partner, eclipsing the United States.
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The number of homeless people has been rising for years, eclipsing 6.5,000 in 2019.
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It's hard to imagine anything eclipsing the imminent impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
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The stock market soared to a new record on Wednesday — eclipsing 22,000 — before retreating.
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Hellish descriptions of violence have a way of eclipsing all that came before them.
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Venezuela's chronic patients say the political theater is eclipsing their needs — with dire consequences.
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The Dow Jones industrial average hit all-time highs last week, eclipsing the 20,000 level.
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Of course, Alphabet has other, more pressing problems eclipsing its overeager spending on outlandish projects.
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Health care fell 26.3% as a sector, eclipsing a 28.5% drop from the previous session.
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It was also the most on record, eclipsing the 19.46 million tonnes from January, 2018.
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Eclipsing Microsoft's $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn, this is the biggest software acquisition in history.
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Earmarks corrupt democracy by eclipsing more important matters in the minds of legislators and voters.
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He has made 288 3-pointers this season, eclipsing the 286 he made last season.
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Almost eclipsing the water park is an extensive arcade of new and old-school games.
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Barrett became the Ohio State leader in rushing yards among quarterbacks (3,13), eclipsing Braxton Miller.
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That's the biggest number for any country album so far, eclipsing the previous record-holder.
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That number is well above recent trends, eclipsing five, 10, 15 and 20-year averages.
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Last week, the stock market broke historic records, with the Dow eclipsing 22,000 on Tuesday.
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China's beef purchases have soared in recent years, eclipsing Europe, South Korea and Japan since 2012.
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That's a new record, eclipsing the previous record short of 21.8,2406 contracts in July last year.
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TTF absorbs pipeline gas arriving from Norway and Russia and on board ships, eclipsing NBP's activities.
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Khan even got better with age, his second decade in the Pakistan team eclipsing his first.
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In terms of the film's global launch, some estimates have it eclipsing $800 million this weekend.
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His Bilal is the standout performance of the film, eclipsing Diana Penty in the title role.
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His finally tally was 38 goals, eclipsing the 37 set by Carlos Bianchi in 1977-78.
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The index fell to 73.383 on Tuesday, eclipsing its previous low of 73.495 in December 2008.
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For the year, imports surged to $2202 trillion, easily eclipsing the $2628 trillion in U.S. exports.
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TTF absorbs pipeline gas arriving from Norway and Russia and now more LNG, eclipsing NBP's activities.
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The measure's backers said they have submitted over 600,000 signatures, far eclipsing the 366,000 minimum requirement.
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Sanders, who raised $25 million in January alone, is more than capable of eclipsing that accomplishment.
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For the year, imports surged to $2.9 trillion, easily eclipsing the $2.3 trillion in U.S. exports.
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That's a new record, eclipsing the previous record short of 87,942 contracts in July last year.
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Debt has emerged as a bigger concern with corporate bonds outstanding now eclipsing the $9 trillion mark.
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He has 79.5 sacks, eclipsing LB Karl Mecklenburg for No. 2 on the team's all-time list.
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The capsule reached about 23,000 feet, or more than 65 miles, eclipsing the recognized boundary of space.
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However, he joked that his new fame might be eclipsing that of his gold medal-winning daughter.
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And this binary-star system is one of the best characterized yet due to its eclipsing nature.
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While Wall Street waits for the Dow to top 20,000, bitcoin eclipsing $1,000 could well come first.
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And they run much longer races than Formula E, too, often eclipsing 400 or even 500 miles.
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Jakob Silfverberg scored his career-best 21st goal Friday, eclipsing the mark he set last season. 1.
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"Others are just fine being themselves in their neighborhoods," he added, his voice barely eclipsing the music.
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M&A grew for the fourth straight year in 2015, eclipsing the prior peak year of 06523.
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The stock gained $2.41 to $59.66, eclipsing its previous record close of $59.56 set in December 103.823.
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Still, the poll found Mr. Bloomberg could overtake Mr. Trump and fall short of eclipsing Mrs. Clinton.
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The company posted fourth-quarter earnings of $2.14 per share, easily eclipsing expectations of $1.72 per share.
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North Carolina center Joel James had six points in the first three minutes, eclipsing his season high.
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He fared well with the bat too, eclipsing Alastair Cook and Joe Root in the runs tally.
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Hazard has 10 goals in 23 games this season, eclipsing last season's haul of four in 31.
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U.S. futures climbed 1.3 percent to $50.48 a barrel, eclipsing $50 for the first time since June.
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CF Jake Marisnick hit his sixth home run of the season, eclipsing his homer total from 2016.
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He now has an assists streak of 15 games, eclipsing Stan Mikita's team record set in 1967.
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She wasn't alone: as the canon took shape, it was all male, eclipsing the contributions of women writers.
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Forsberg has five game-winning tallies in January, eclipsing the franchise record for a total in one month.
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The trip covered a distance of 14,535 kilometres (9,6703 miles), eclipsing a record previously held by rival Emirates.
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It's not just that these mega-rounds are eclipsing smaller counterparts as a percent of dollar volume totals.
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That's a new record for the spacecraft, eclipsing the vehicle's last stay in space, which lasted 718 days.
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They sound absolutely terrific, eclipsing the sound quality of everything else that's come before them in the category.
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They've scorched more than 875,000 acres this year ― eclipsing the five-year average of about 230,000 acres burned.
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Police estimated his rally on Saturday drew an estimated 300,000 supporters, far eclipsing the crowds of his rivals.
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Bankers expect this year's proceeds to be at least $10 billion, eclipsing 2010's high of $8.5 billion.
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Arenado collected 36 RBIs in August, eclipsing the team record of 33 set in 1996 by Andres Galarraga.
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You could designate a successor, but who could you trust to protect your interests without eclipsing your power?
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Basic Books, 2013 The European Dream: How Europe's Vision of the Future is Quietly Eclipsing the American Dream.
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Sales dipped in April, but the brand still sold 82,641 vehicles, eclipsing its record April 2016 sales figures.
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Stephen Curry has made a record 288 3-pointers this season, eclipsing the 8633 he made last season.
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But the fig leaf nudes and YouTube vids sound pretty tame and like they aren't eclipsing his life.
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As usual with Mr. Zeffirelli, the costumes and sets are exuberantly gorgeous, at times nearly eclipsing the leads.
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It is a powerful monopoly, eclipsing all of its rivals and erasing competition from the social networking category.
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Sano's 29th homer of the season set a new career high, eclipsing the 28 he hit in 2017.
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Why it matters: The newfound natural satellites increase Saturn's moon count to 82, eclipsing Jupiter's 79 known moons.
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After all, the S&P 500 closed out 2019 with a 29% while eclipsing new all-time highs.
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The increase is largely the result of online streaming, which is rapidly eclipsing all other forms of consumption.
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That is well on track to set a new full-year record, eclipsing last year's 13.53 trillion yuan.
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O) soaring stock have lost $2230 billion this year, eclipsing the combined losses of traders shorting Apple (AAPL.
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But it was an undeniably very strange move — and one that ended up eclipsing a solid performance, besides.
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Arctic climate change went into overdrive in 2016, with record high temperatures eclipsing anything seen since at least 1900.
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The purchase set a record for a property sale in California, eclipsing Lachlan Murdoch's $150 million purchase last year.
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Both Harding and Bloom are women whose public downfalls ended up eclipsing their successes — women with interesting, complicated stories.
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The shadow is from Jupiter's volcanically active moon, lo, eclipsing the sun, just like our moon does on Earth.
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Broadcasters put the CHP's lead on Sunday at about 700,000 votes, eclipsing the roughly 13,000-vote margin in March.
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Broadcasters put the CHP's lead on Sunday at about 800,000 votes, eclipsing the roughly 13,000-vote margin in March.
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The Chinese energy conglomerate has an installed capacity that tops 225 gigawatts, eclipsing major international rivals EDF and Enel.
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He's had a solid career, winning a Super Bowl in 2010 and eclipsing 1,000 rushing yards in two seasons.
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Trump is forever watching to make sure no one in his world is eclipsing him -- or even trying to.
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High, thin clouds may still allow for a view of the sun's oval and the eclipsing moon moving across.
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Abramović writes about Ulay with great tenderness, but admits to the creeping feeling that her star was eclipsing his.
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Duval scored 13 first-half points, eclipsing his total from all except one game in the past two months.
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It ended up eclipsing every other aspect of the event — even, for better or worse, much of my sadness.
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Despite eclipsing 100 million customer reviews, sales have been limited by the number of local accounts Yelp has reached.
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Arizona RW Tobias Rieder is one goal away from eclipsing the career high of 14 he set last season.
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In retrospect, Epic's blog seems prophetic: "Fortnite: Battle Royale" is outrageously popular, eclipsing the original game its built upon.
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Graham finished with 218 points off the bench, easily eclipsing his previous best of 211, set earlier this season.
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The band's sound carries its own information, and to explain its biography and its name risks eclipsing the work.
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Graham finished with 35 points off the bench, easily eclipsing his previous best of 24, set earlier this season.
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They finished with 6,577 yards in total offense on the season, eclipsing the team's 1948 record of 6,345 yards.
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Most Americans lack any flood insurance, with rates of the uninsured routinely eclipsing 80 percent in flood-prone communities.
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Within 10 minutes, Alibaba hit $4.68 billion, already eclipsing estimated sales figures for Amazon's 36-hour Prime Day event.
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The Dow Jones industrial average hit a new high Wednesday, eclipsing 21,000 points for the first time in history.
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Early in the 22019 cycle, there have been more than 50 retirement announcements, significantly eclipsing recent mid-term levels.
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Within the official description of the show, the car evolves into an object with transformative and time-eclipsing power.
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We also asked if he thinks the Warriors can win 73 games this season ... eclipsing the 95-96 Bulls.
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Djokovic now holds 16 majors, has winning records against both Federer and Nadal, and could end up eclipsing them.
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The Dow Jones industrial average hit a new high Wednesday, eclipsing 28503,22019 points for the first time in history.
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Two years later he joined the Los Angeles Kings, playing three seasons and twice eclipsing the 30-goal mark.
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The 2020 presidential election is being fought online at a level we've never seen before, eclipsing television's traditional dominance.
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Both Bolsonaro and Haddad had sky-high rejection rates going into the election, both of them eclipsing 40 percent.
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But DiBenedetto nevertheless scored the best result of his career, eclipsing the sixth place he posted at Bristol in 2016.
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The tracked penguins managed to complete underwater dives as long as 32.2 minutes, eclipsing the previous record of 27.6 minutes.
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But selling 2% at the top could generate $40 billion, eclipsing the record $25 billion raised by Alibaba in 2014.
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Rainfall in central parts of the state is already eclipsing 2 foot, on the way to 3 feet or more.
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Most famously, it copied Snapchat's Stories in August 2016, which now has over 300 million daily users — eclipsing the original.
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Chicago-based Monroe closed the US$800m Monroe Capital Private Credit Fund II LP eclipsing the fund's US$1093m target.
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The Irish posted 28 points in the first 25 minutes, eclipsing their totals from each of their first three games.
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The Irish posted 213 points in the first 2488 minutes, eclipsing their totals from each of their first three games.
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It's also known as an eclipsing binary system because one of the stars repeatedly crosses in front of the other.
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Although Holzhauer still isn't quite close to eclipsing Jennings's record, the gap continues to close with each game he plays.
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The Dubai index gained 0.4 percent in modest trading volume to 3,586 points, eclipsing its April peak of 3,573 points.
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Dodgers RHP Kenley Jansen posted his career-high 45th save on Friday, eclipsing the mark he set in 2014. 2.
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President Trump's escalating war with media dominated the Sunday talk shows, eclipsing other issues facing the White House and Congress.
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It was the deadliest single U.S. mass shooting incident, eclipsing the 2007 massacre of 32 people at Virginia Tech university.
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Temperatures this year are on track to be the warmest on record, eclipsing 2015, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
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His touchdown pass to Coffman gave him 2345 for the season, eclipsing Dave Krieg's single-season franchise record of 2109.
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But over time, his unilateral volatility threatens to become the dominant narrative about the U.S., eclipsing past values and leadership.
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Bitcoin, one of the most popular digital currencies, has exploded in value over the past year, eclipsing $11,000 this week.
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Teenagers, part of the so-called Generation Z, are currently the largest age cohort of American customers, eclipsing the millennials.
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The goal was Donato's fifth of the tournament eclipsing his father Ted's four goals from the 1992 Albertville Winter Games.
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The company has hundreds of billions of dollars of cash and other investments, eclipsing that of many established asset managers.
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But this eclipsing of seed stage VC spending comes before the potential of ICOs has even touched mainstream tech companies.
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That has pushed Tesla's valuation above $0003 billion, eclipsing that of Volkswagen — and more than General Motors and Ford combined.
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The 34-year-old allowed four runs versus the Brewers, eclipsing the sum total of his three previous starts (three).
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It is forecast to fall short of eclipsing U.S. shippers in 2015/16, with both countries trailing top exporter Russia.
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The agency is close to eclipsing the eight immigrant detainee deaths in its custody during the entire 2019 fiscal year.
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Meanwhile, it has simultaneously prioritized digital in 2019, with its $11.4 billion tech budget eclipsing those of other major banks.
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For soybeans, USDA said the crop would be 4.381 billion bushels, eclipsing the 2016 harvest's total of 4.307 billion bushels.
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As recently as March, it ranked fifth, eclipsing corporate giants like Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB), Facebook (FB) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM).
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New energy sources grow up to fifty-fold, with primary energy from renewables eclipsing fossil fuels in the 2050s. 6.
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Zhi can earn up to 20,000 yuan ($2,888) each season, easily eclipsing his family's annual farm income of 10,000 yuan.
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"It was amazing to see the ISS emerge from the very same... shadow that was eclipsing the Moon," he told Gizmodo.
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Bentley finished 228 of 23 for 199 yards with three TDs and two interceptions, eclipsing 7,000 yards passing for his career.
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Outstanding education debt in the U.S. is projected to swell to $2 trillion by 2022, eclipsing credit card and auto debt.
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Outstanding education debt in the U.S. is projected to swell to $83 trillion by 2022, eclipsing credit card and auto debt.
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With bitcoin now eclipsing $2500,289 and Coinbase adding more than 260,210 users in one week alone, it's easy to see why.
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The S&P 500 went back above 3,19863 in early trading after eclipsing that level Wednesday for the first time ever.
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He cut it in two and lengthened it by inserting a new middle section, thus eclipsing the previous record by 1.75%.
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The 2013 Denver Broncos now hold the record for points in a season (606), after eclipsing the 2007 New England Patriots.
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Traders short selling Tesla's soaring stock have lost $2230 billion this year, eclipsing the combined losses of traders shorting Apple, Amazon.
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This kept my SRK from eclipsing 40-45 miles per hour, something we first realized once we were on I-15.
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If the result lands with eclipsing force like "Old Town Road" did, does it ultimately matter how it came to be?
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Work like his — with this sort of moral history — is often deemed "humanizing," the photographer's social consciousness eclipsing the images themselves.
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Production has grown to a record 12.1 million barrels a day, eclipsing both Russia and Saudi Arabia in the past year.
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When Mickelson birdied that hole, he vaulted into the lead, eclipsing the one-shot third-round advantage Stenson had held overnight.
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A Cayman Islands start-up notably raised $4 billion, eclipsing the world's biggest initial public offerings on stock exchanges this year.
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Lewerke has 3,213 yards of total offense this season, eclipsing Connor Cook, who passed and ran for 2,928 yards in 2013.
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Whatever they are, they know their place and work simply to deepen the natural sweetness of the pork without eclipsing it.
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Asia is now the most valuable region by revenue for Chanel, eclipsing Europe, where sales reached $4.28 billion, up 7.8 percent.
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But there's one player whose US Open journey is eclipsing the others in this kaleidoscope of stories and stars: Coco Gauff.
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More than 2 million people voted in 85033's Democratic primary in Texas, eclipsing the 1.4 million who voted in 2016.
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Nearly 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits over the past week, eclipsing the previous record of 695,303 set in 1982.
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I felt as if I were growing into two identities, the woman I was and the woman-as-object eclipsing her.
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Nearly 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits over the past week, eclipsing the previous record of 303,000 set in 1982.
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Outstanding education debt in the U.S. is projected to swell to $214 trillion by 2900, eclipsing credit card and auto debt.
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Incredibly, the Dow Jones industrial average reached 70 record closes during Trump's first year, eclipsing the previous mark set in 1995.
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Patients in critical condition or with serious chronic diseases told us the political theater is eclipsing their needs — with dire consequences.
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Research also indicates that canines have a proverbial leg up on felines, eclipsing them in online searches as early as 2014.
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Instead of eclipsing Trump's numerous Africa-related controversies, Melania's trip to the continent may have brought them back to the forefront.
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But in the midst of the storm, he threw in a retweet of a meme showing himself eclipsing his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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Her personal and professional life then collided often, sometimes eclipsing what she contributed, like her relationship with Zachary Cole Smith of DIIV.
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There's no space battle at the outset, just menacing shots of a Star Destroyer eclipsing a planet and stormtroopers in landing craft.
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Over in Australia, the S&P/ASX 257.25 gained 0.28% to close at 6,845.10 — eclipsing the previous record set in November 2007.
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These eclipsing events, known as occultations, have allowed the mission scientists to better understand the true shape and size of the object.
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A candy bar feature phone whose main selling point is its ability to play Snake, eclipsing BlackBerry's own nostalgia-themed KeyOne smartphone.
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He also established a career high for points set in a season, eclipsing the 566 in 2011-12 for the Chicago Bulls.
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Blackmon has recorded a franchise-record 75 RBIs from the leadoff spot, eclipsing the mark set in 1996 by Eric Young. 2.
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The site was the first to gain popularity in the US, eclipsing earlier offerings like Makeoutclub, but it didn't have staying power.
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Army gave up a season-high point total, with Wake Forest eclipsing the 78-point mark with more than 7:30 remaining.
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The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index closed at a record high Monday, eclipsing the peak it hit more than a year ago.
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A new poll on Wednesday showed Trump eclipsing 50 percent in New York, with Cruz sitting in third place behind Ohio Gov.
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It ranked as the deadliest single U.S. mass shooting incident, eclipsing the massacre of 32 people at Virginia Tech University in 2007.
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She clocked 50.76 seconds, eclipsing the previous 2016 best of 50.91 by American runner Jaide Stepter registered in Los Angeles last month.
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His fastball is a misnomer, barely eclipsing 20 miles per hour, but when it arrives it is accompanied by late, darting movement.
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That homer was Garver's 27th of the season, eclipsing Earl Battey's 1963 franchise record for homers in a season by a catcher.
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In the art world, a Saudi royal bought Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi" for $236 million in November, eclipsing Qatar's Cézanne purchase.
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The idea that tech stock valuations are approaching or eclipsing dot-com bubble levels is shared among other analysts on Wall Street.
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Federal and international agencies have said that 2016 will likely be the hottest year on record, eclipsing the record set last year.
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And David Leonhardt thinks the more effective campaigners — like Warren and Sanders — are eclipsing the candidates who are appealing to swing voters.
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It would have been the most powerful rocket ever created, easily eclipsing NASA's Saturn V rocket that took humans to the Moon.
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The point total also served as a season high, eclipsing the 218 they scored in a win over Washington on Nov. 26.
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Bloomberg reports the attacks mark the single worst sudden disruption ever, eclipsing the loss of Kuwaiti and Iraqi petroleum supply in 1990.
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Services revenue rose 20 percent year-on-year in the fiscal second quarter with total revenues eclipsing those for the Mac and iPad.
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Four telescopes named SPECULOOS (Search for habitable Planets EClipsing ULtra-cOOl Stars) based in Chile will survey the southern sky for this purpose.
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The Apple Watch has claimed more than half of global smartwatch shipments, eclipsing rival Android devices, according to new data from Juniper Research.
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The stories of John Henry and Polly Ann are part of what coronagraphy reveals, eclipsing the too-brightly spotlighted stories of white America.
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The CMHC report showed a 46 percent surge in multiple-unit urban starts, eclipsing a 4 percent decline in groundbreaking on single homes.
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His five-month prison sentence is the longest so far for a parent in the scandal, eclipsing an earlier sentence of four months.
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And today that hit song from 1983 is on top of the iTunes charts, eclipsing (thank you) Despacito claim the number one song.
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The pop star collected four awards at the ceremony, eclipsing Whitney Houston to become the AMAs most decorated female winner of all time.
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He is now set to become the longest serving prime minister in the country's history, eclipsing Israel's founding father David Ben-Gurion. 2.
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The 40-18 halftime deficit marked the widest for Baylor all season, eclipsing the 40-19 hole the Bears dug during a Dec.
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The Celtics finished at 55-27, eclipsing their win total from last season's team that finished first in the East by two games.
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Microsoft's shares had risen nearly 27 percent this year through Thursday, eclipsing the 14.4 percent gain in the broader S&P 500 .SPX.
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In early Monday trading, the Dow was rising about 350 points, or 1.4 percent, eclipsing 25,000 for the first time since mid-March.
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U.S. VC funds have made 292 investments in European start-ups so far this year, already eclipsing the 210 figure seen in 2015.
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And when the pair flees town, the white girl's escape from her abusive father keeps eclipsing the black woman's escape from violent injustice.
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More than 44 million Americans collectively owe $1.5 trillion on their student loans, eclipsing any other kind of consumer debt outside of mortgages.
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In the past decade, A.N.C. membership in his province had skyrocketed nearly 190 percent, eclipsing the national increase of less than 60 percent.
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She does sit up when Helen tells her that the disconnect she and Marty are feeling might be because she's eclipsing him professionally.
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Machado's homer was the 190th hit by the Padres this season, eclipsing the club's former single-season record of 189 set in 2017.
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Machado's homer was the 190th hit by the Padres this season, eclipsing the club's former single-season record of 189 set in 2017.
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Netflix shares are up more than fivefold since the beginning of 2015, eclipsing Walt Disney, Comcast and AT&T during the same period.
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The Magic's point total represented a season high, eclipsing the 135 they scored in a victory against the Atlanta Hawks on Feb. 10.
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In the past quarter, 86 mutual funds became new owners of Lululemon stock, eclipsing the 58 funds that sold out, according to Morningstar.
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It runs at 4K 60 FPS on an Xbox One X or a moderately-powerful PC, far eclipsing the original's 720p 30 FPS.
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Along the way the president reaches a historic milestone, sending out his 11,000th tweet as president, eclipsing the record held by Grover Cleveland.
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"The size of this, the enormity of this matter, is just eclipsing everything else in my mind," said Senator Dianne Feinstein of California.
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If Britain does the same for Thomas Cook's customers, then 160,000 Britons would need repatriation, eclipsing the number brought home after Monarch's collapse.
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The news is so huge, it gets "Sheep's" end-of-episode cliffhanger spot, eclipsing any MerLuca drama and Amelia's genuinely sexy hookup with Link.
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Both Sheridan and May said they think that Facebook is likely to outperform, eclipsing fears about its spending over the course of the year.
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The Ministry of Unification announced Sunday that it would pay up to 1 billion won ($860,000) -- eclipsing the previous maximum of 250 million won.
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Notre Dame led by as many as 19 points in the second half en route to eclipsing 80 points for the fifth straight game.
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Time the braking poorly after eclipsing 100 miles per hour on a straightaway, and it doesn't really matter how forgiving the brake pedal is.
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Trump retweeted a meme of himself "eclipsing" the nation's first black president, Barack Obama, which naturally people saw as both scientifically flawed and racist.
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They are far and away the most successful of the world's remaining communist states, easily eclipsing shabby Cuba, tiny Laos and militant North Korea.
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While developed economies have wallowed in lackluster activity, Asia's third-largest economy has maintained a resilient pace of expansion in recent years, eclipsing China.
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On Thursday morning, the U.S. president retweeted an eclipse meme of himself, as a white president, "eclipsing" Barack Obama, the nation's first black president.
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November itself saw net imports hit 122,600 tonnes, the largest monthly tally ever, eclipsing the previous record of 24,2400 tonnes dating from March 24.
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The meme of Obama eclipsing Trump below was shared by radio host Charlamagne Tha God on Monday along with a string of laughing emojis.
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There was lots of memorable oratory at this week's convention in Philadelphia; intended to boost Hillary Clinton, these performances risked eclipsing her finale instead.
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New bank loans in the first 10 months of 2018 totalled 13.84 trillion yuan, eclipsing last year's full-year record of 13.53 trillion yuan.
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Hayward's 21 points at the half were a career high, eclipsing the 3 he recorded in a 23-point game at Charlotte on Jan.
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He also established a new career high for points set in a season, eclipsing the 566 recorded in 53-12 for the Chicago Bulls.
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As passengers are plunged into darkness by the moon eclipsing the sun, they'll hear Tyler singing the rock ballad along with American band DNCE.
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The move makes Taikang Life Insurance Co., one of China's biggest insurance companies, the largest shareholder of Sotheby's, eclipsing stakes held by hedge-funds.
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A Cayman Islands start-up has raised $21 billion as of Thursday, eclipsing the world's biggest initial public offerings on stock exchanges this year.
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"Black Friday will come very close to eclipsing last year's Cyber Monday in terms of online sales," said Taylor Schreiner, director, Adobe Digital Insights.
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Newton said on "Fast Money" that he could see the S&P eclipsing 2940,000 again, which it did for the first time in July.
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Their Time's Up campaign to combat sexual harassment wholly defined and stole the show, eclipsing such trivial matters as who exactly won which award.
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Strikeouts may not be boring and fascist, as Crash Davis memorably said in "Bull Durham," but they are eclipsing everything else in the game.
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He threw for a program-best 13,156 yards in that span — eclipsing the records of former Panthers-turned-pros Sean Payton and Tony Romo.
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Toppers Pizza said it is "eclipsing" its prices and will be offering 50 percent off all pizzas ordered online on Monday at participating restaurants.
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The partial shutdown will almost certainly become the longest in American history on Saturday, eclipsing a 21-day lapse that began in December 1995.
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Last month's Fox poll showed Northam leading Gillespie by seven, 49 to 42, while still not eclipsing a majority of the vote in either.
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Though the Christopher Street subjects are mostly ordinary folk, his visual style confers a measure of stardom upon them without eclipsing their human vulnerability.
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Even if they recognize the negative effects of alcohol in their own lives, the joke still rolls on, eclipsing the bigger implications of the trend.
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Directed by Patty Jenkins and starring Gal Gadot, Wonder Woman has grossed more than $368 million in North America, eclipsing Deadpool's haul of $363 million.
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With concerns about Russia eclipsing most other headlines in the United States, the paranoia and aggression that Dillon captures in each story feels eerily familiar.
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Saturday's disaster is the deadliest balloon crash in U.S. history, according to the National Transportation Safety Board, eclipsing a 1993 Colorado accident that killed six.
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By halftime alone, Fitzgerald already had eight catches for 104 yards and a touchdown, eclipsing both 100 receptions and 1,000 receiving yards on the season.
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This cycle of increased net interest payments, followed by even higher interest rates, results in net interest payments eclipsing other mandatory spending programs by 2047.
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On Saturday the older Williams will seek to become the oldest major winner in the women's game since it turned professional, eclipsing her sister's record.
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The North Carolina State product scored 21 and made his 28th and 29th 3-pointers of the season, eclipsing his career high after 16 games.
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Remittances in October were the highest for any month in data going back to 1995, eclipsing a previous record of $2.638 billion in October 2008.
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Ms. Harris led the field with $7.6 million collected from contributions over $200, eclipsing her nearest competitor in that category by more than $3.3 million.
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Harry Hopkins, a shrewd adviser to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, functioned as almost a one-man State Department—eclipsing the actual secretary of state, Cordell Hull.
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SPECULOOS, the Search for habitable Planets EClipsing ULtra-cOOl Stars, is really four telescopes based in Chile to survey the southern sky for this purpose.
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The Flynas order adds to Airbus' raft of major wins this week, as it enjoys a current tally of 180 new orders, eclipsing rival Boeing.
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Imports of refined metal reached 3.75 million tonnes, up 16 percent from 2017 and eclipsing the previous high of 3.68 million tonnes registered in 2015.
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The Labor Department reported Friday that the U.S. economy added 266,000 jobs last month, significantly eclipsing estimates of 187,000 from economists polled by Dow Jones.
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The Career of Ehrich Weiss, American Self-Liberator, Europe's Eclipsing Sensation, World's Handcuff King and Prison Breaker — Nothing on Earth Can Hold Houdini a Prisoner!!!
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Although instant print photography won't be eclipsing digital photography anytime soon, many people like to use instant print cameras as a supplement to digital photography.
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Qatar's index gained 21.07 percent to 25.7,132.53 points on Monday, eclipsing its December and March peaks at 2132.5,235.3-2127.8,502 points, as volume nearly quadrupled from Sunday.
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But what we're learning in this series is that Durant has never been closer to eclipsing the icon he's chased for the majority of his career.
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The 94,100 increase in the number of jobs created - a 0.5 percent month-on-month jump - is the largest on record, eclipsing 94,000 in March 2012.
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Sonny -- who helped broker the first-ever Michael Jordan-Nike deal back in the day -- says he'd have no problems eclipsing that LBJ number for Zion.
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So far this year, 27 IPOs totaling $32.5 billion have been launched in Europe, eclipsing the 57 listings worth $246 billion last year, according to dealroom.
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Money managers' short positions had hit a new all-time high of 118,22013 contracts the previous week, eclipsing the previous record big short in June 22016.
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Money managers' short positions had hit a new all-time high of 118,448 contracts the previous week, eclipsing the previous record big short in June 2019.
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He reached the landmark during a 1-1 draw with AS Roma, aged 28 years 84 days, eclipsing Real Madrid icon Raul's record by 155 days.
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The move suggests China could play a much larger role in future vehicle production for North America, perhaps eclipsing Mexico as a low-cost manufacturing source.
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Facebook recently announced that Instagram Stories alone had reached 200 million daily active users (DAU), eclipsing Snapchat's year-end overall DAU count of around 161 million.
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Outright short positions flexed out to a record 292,2000 contracts in the middle of January, marginally eclipsing previous bear peaks in July 2117 and September 1123.
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But Lester does not envision private facilities like his totally eclipsing the three federally-run launch pads, even as cheaper commercial facilities become more routine alternatives.
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In the last two years, 39 skyscrapers taller than 300m have been constructed, with five of the them eclipsing the height of the Empire State Building.
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Hybrid vehicles account for around 3 percent of all vehicles sold globally, eclipsing the roughly 1 percent share of all-battery EVs, according to LMC Automotive.
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Hybrid vehicles account for around 3 percent of all vehicles sold globally, eclipsing the roughly 1.5 percent share of all-battery EVs, according to LMC Automotive.
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In 2016, Democrats suffered the most soul-crushing presidential election defeat in recent memory, eclipsing 2000 in the despair it has induced among the party faithful.
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The movie is now destined to become the top-R rated title in history, eclipsing "The Passion of the Christ" ($611.9 million), not accounting for inflation.
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GSPTSE to rise 210 percent to 22017,250 by the end of 220 from Tuesday's close of 103,210, eclipsing the record high of 22017,22018 set in February.
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The "Fade" video rebranded Teyana Taylor as a sex symbol, giving her the exposure to revitalize her career, eclipsing her efforts as an R&B singer.
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And yet, Russia is very much the number one geopolitical threat in most Americans' minds, eclipsing a rising China, a nuclear North Korea and rogue Iran.
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The Canadians earned a total score of 206.07, eclipsing the world record that had been set moments before by the French duo, who finished on 205.28.
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Exports rose 24.4 percent in Jan-Feb on-year, eclipsing 10.8 percent in December and up from single-digit growth in the same period last year.
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Employers added 234,000 jobs, slightly below December's 21625,2900, capping off a four-month streak of monthly jobs growth eclipsing 220006,2202, payroll processor ADP reported on Wednesday.
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But Chinese mainland stocks fell as much as 1.3 percent with trade tensions eclipsing the long-awaited inclusion of A-shares in some MSCI benchmark indexes.
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That method has brought in $12 billion this year alone, according to research from Autonomous Next, eclipsing the amount of venture capital money poured into fintech.
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F Paul George already has scored 30 or more points 12 times this season, eclipsing his career high of 11 set in the 2013-14 season.
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The sum of known coronavirus U.S. cases had soared to more than 115,000 on Saturday, eclipsing the toll the disease has taken on China and Italy.
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Employers added 2900,220006 jobs, slightly below December's 2202,2628, capping off a four-month streak of monthly jobs growth eclipsing 28500,6900, payroll processor ADP reported on Wednesday.
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In 2020, expect the U.S. to initiate new trade disputes eclipsing our diplomatic initiatives and causing uncertainty for companies engaged in commerce in the nations involved.
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It's actually a good sign that a future plot for "The Crown" is eclipsing the back-from-the-brink pause in the US showdown with Iran.
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Per square foot, real estate in Manhattan is the most expensive in the United States, with the average property in the borough eclipsing all other locals.
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The Senators are 5-1 in overtime this postseason, eclipsing the franchise mark for most extra-session victories in one playoff year (four in 2003). 2.
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And they are aggravated by a student loan crisis — student loan debt has surged to $1.4 trillion, eclipsing the totals for auto loans and credit cards.
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The language of Tlön, he reports, is already being taught in schools, its "harmonious history" already eclipsing the chaotic and bewildering history of the actual world.
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The device may not look pretty, but it will inexpensively and crisply project an image of the eclipsing sun onto a sheet for all to see.
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Case in point, shares of Amazon dipped into bear market territory Monday, a little over two months after eclipsing a market value of more than $1 trillion.
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As of Friday, however, a letter in opposition of the project had amassed more than 600 signatures, eclipsing the reported figure of a separate letter defending Dragonfly.
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Last year, she topped Hopper's Instagram Rich List — eclipsing even her sister Kim K — because she reportedly makes up to $1 million on a single Instagram post.
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That prior storm — which Harvey could end up eclipsing — left 41 dead and caused around $2017 billion dollars in property damages by the time it was over.
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The electric SUV got off to a decent start, with worldwide deliveries eclipsing 2,000 in December — accounting for something like 10 percent of the automaker's total sales.
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Aristotle used one to observe the moon eclipsing the sun, while during the Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci studied optics and perspective with the help of the device.
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Swift became a tableau for the rejection of white mediocrity eclipsing black art, a message most of West's black fans were happy to see brought to light.
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Other competing magazines saw their chance to take the spotlight away from Campbell and his magazine and ran with it, eclipsing it with their own innovative stories.
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The annual average ($3023 million) and guaranteed money are both records among wide receivers, eclipsing Antonio Brown ($17 million annually) and Mike Evans ($55 million guarantee), respectively.
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Championship leader Marquez smashed the lap record at Mugello with his final effort of one minute, 45.519 seconds, eclipsing Quartararo on the Petronas Yamaha by 0.214 seconds.
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The Panthers led 35-14 at halftime, eclipsing their full-game point total for every outing this season except for last week's 36-21 toppling of Baltimore.
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Eclipsing earlier notices of congratulations, now the papers were naming me as one of two artists to have been "cut" by the Academy due to "time constraints".
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International subscriber count increased 8.6 percent to 2.53 million at the end of the June quarter, eclipsing domestic customer numbers of 51.92 million, Netflix said on Monday.
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Dow passes 21,000 after Trump speech to Congress: The Dow Jones industrial average hit a new high Wednesday, eclipsing 21,000 points for the first time in history.
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Pressured by a nascent e-commerce sector eclipsing brick-and-mortar retailers, UPS stock has lagged behind the stock market and its competitors in the industrials industry.
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His world can feel like a shadow world—with its own physics, its own inscrutable symbols, its own ghostly population of paper people—eclipsing the real one.
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The earthquake is the deadliest of the year, eclipsing the one that hit Mexico City in September, and was felt as far away as Turkey and Pakistan.
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In the postseason, the Cavs have outscored opponents by 33 points per game, but the Warriors are eclipsing that number with an average victory margin of 23.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Rapper Drake grabbed a record 13 wins at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday, eclipsing Adele's previous record of 12 awards in 2012.
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The result was the band racking up sales totals that reportedly had the mini-LP achieving gold status and eclipsing 50,000 units in the Great White North.
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With running back Ronald Jones II eclipsing 100 yards for the third consecutive game, the Trojans' offense achieved the kind of balanced look Helton says he favors.
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Nugent-Hopkins' 21st goal pushed his point total to a career-high 57, eclipsing his previous high initially set in 2013-14 and matched in 2014-15.
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Over the same period, the share of items devoted to military reports doubled to 70 percent, eclipsing attention to governance, commerce and other topics portraying civilian life.
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Indeed, both campaigns had turned sharply negative in recent weeks, with barbed personal attacks eclipsing any substantive discussion of issues like soaring property taxes, transportation or education.
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And last Tuesday, its yield hit a record low of 1.33, according to FactSet, eclipsing the mark set during the sharp global economic slowdown of 2015-16.
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Mexicans drink on average 167 liters — more than 44 gallons — of soda a year per person, eclipsing what are considered high consumption rates in the United States.
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A mass extinction of cellphone batteries drove people to their cars to charge up, their need for communication and news eclipsing their worries about conserving scarce gasoline.
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The total number of cases in the U.S. reached 82,404 Thursday evening, eclipsing China's 81,782 cases and Italy's 80,589, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
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The total number of cases in the U.S. reached 221,2665, eclipsing China's 2000,22009 confirmed infections and Italy at 2695,23.43, according to data compiled by John Hopkins University.
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The total number of cases in the U.S. reached 82,5003, eclipsing China's 81,782 confirmed infections and Italy at 80,589, according to data compiled by John Hopkins University.
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The total number of cases in the U.S. reached 26,23 Thursday evening, eclipsing China's 19333,53 cases and Italy's 22,220, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
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Giolito struck out nine, eclipsing the 200-strikeout mark in a single season for the first time in his career, but displayed some struggles with his command.
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Enter Shopify, a Canadian software firm whose value has rocketed by 180% in the past year, to $45bn, eclipsing eBay, a better-known veteran of e-commerce.
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SUV growth is eclipsing gains from improving mileage in smaller vehicles and the emergence of EVs (which are currently a tiny slice of global sales), IEA said.
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Republicans have focused heavily on the district, with the national party apparatus and outside groups far eclipsing the Democratic effort by spending more than $10 million here.
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Driving the news: New Jersey sports bettors wagered $562+ million in November (86% via online bets), eclipsing the state's previous record of $487 million, set in October.
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Jackson has completed an astounding 72% of his passes and has thrown for seven touchdowns in the young season -- already eclipsing his six TD's tossed in 2018.
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The growing influx of beer brands into the seltzer space might suggest that adult beverage makers might be worried about hard seltzer eclipsing the popularity of beer.
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Other major players, like Mark Chen's Strictly Dumpling show, or Simon and Martina Stawski's Korean and Japanese food guides, are millions of subscribers away from eclipsing James.
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Just last August, he retweeted a meme showing him "eclipsing" former President Obama, sharing a post that came from someone on Twitter who posted anti-Semitic remarks.
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Barrie is third on the team in scoring with 27 points, which is more than halfway to eclipsing his career best of 53 established in 2014-15.
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European climate researchers said Monday that last month was the hottest July — and thus the hottest month — ever recorded, slightly eclipsing the previous record-holder, July 2016.
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European climate researchers said Monday that last month was the hottest July — and thus the hottest month — ever recorded, slightly eclipsing the previous record-holder, July 2016.
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On the other—yes, it is true—Senator Marco Rubio performed unexpectedly well, and could plausibly come from behind in upcoming contests, eventually eclipsing both Cruz and Trump.
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Four days later, the New York property magnate declared his candidacy and within weeks had shot to the top of the polls, eclipsing all of his Republican rivals.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note sits at 2.46%, after eclipsing 3.2% in November, making bonds look less competitive as an investment versus equities.
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The 10,400-mile flight will take about 18 hours and 45 minutes, eclipsing by nearly an hour the current longest flight, between Auckland and Doha on Qatar Airways.
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On Thursday, the strike will become the longest in the city's 38-year casino era, eclipsing the 34-day walkout the union staged against seven casinos in 2004.
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Disney's latest alarmingly star-packed Avengers entry is going to set another box-office record for its opening weekend, eclipsing Star Wars: The Force Awakens, according to Variety.
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Juul is trying to match its success in the United States with a global roll-out with a target of international sales eclipsing U.S. sales within five years.
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I would pay my annual fee to stop time, to keep the march of releases from eclipsing the past, and yet there's nothing I can do about it.
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" Facebook's interest in augmented reality seems to be eclipsing its virtual reality ambitions, including the Oculus Rift headset, although Zuckerberg said the two would go "hand in hand.
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The 19-year-old from Hungary was clocked in one minute, 50.73 seconds at the World Aquatics Championships in Gwangju, South Korea, eclipsing Phelps' record of 1:51.51.
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Nate Parker has again become defiant over the discussion of a rape charge that he believes is eclipsing the importance of his forthcoming film Birth of a Nation.
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If the index falls to 1,707 before eclipsing that 2015 peak, then the end date to the bull market will be reset by Silverblatt's team to May 2015.
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That said, the apparel retailer has consistently beat on earnings, eclipsing the Estimize consensus 60 percent of the time while beating Wall Street 203 percent of the time.
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His filings only show $30,85003 in in-kind donations, salaries and rent, and no actual cash gifts from the wealthy businessman despite his spending eclipsing his cash haul.
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China's steel production last month rose 10.3 percent from a year ago to a record 74.02 million tonnes, eclipsing the previous record set in June of 73.23 million.
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The 23-year-old has thrown a career-high 27 24/3 innings, eclipsing the 84 2/3 innings he worked as a rookie with Colorado in 2012.
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Unfortunately for the "Remain" campaign, by the time they realized that emotion was eclipsing facts, they had little alternative other than to try and match the "Leave" rhetoric.
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Another notable moment: As the solar eclipse lit up the sky (and Twitter), Trump joined in the fun, retweeting a meme of himself eclipsing former President Barack Obama.
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The fast-rising death toll makes it the deadliest earthquake in the world this year, eclipsing the earthquake in Mexico in September, in which 14 people were killed.
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The mass expulsion of Russian personnel stationed in the United States was the largest ever, eclipsing even the darkest days of the global showdown with the Soviet Union.
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The swag didn't seem to be helping sales of the sponsored menu to the point of eclipsing more celebrated Bowien dishes like Chongqing wings or kung pao pastrami.
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But emerging from the useless wheels and belts, eclipsing this suggestion of time having passed, is a humanoid face, with jug-handle ears and a wide, urgent grimace.
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However, such dips could also be created by other sources, such as spurious instrumental noise or binary stars in the background eclipsing each other, creating false positive signals.
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Kadri, 29, has 19 goals and 17 assists in 51 games this season since arriving via trade, already eclipsing his goals total from 2018-19 with Toronto (16).
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The president also took credit this week for faster economic growth and the surge in the Dow Jones industrial average, which hit another milestone on Wednesday, eclipsing 22,000.
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The goal set a Canadiens record for the latest game-tying goal in the franchise's playoff history, eclipsing Jacques Lemaire's previous mark of 24 seconds set in 1975.
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The biggest prize, at this point, is the surge of momentum that would come from eclipsing Joe Biden, as the race turns to Nevada and then South Carolina.
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After all, a survey commissioned by Variety last year found that among U.S. teens, YouTubers were the most influential figures, eclipsing A-listers like J Lawr and Katy Perry.
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It is also an indication that China could play a much larger role in future vehicle production for North America, perhaps eclipsing Mexico as a low-cost manufacturing source.
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Evan Gattis went deep for the first time this season Friday after eclipsing the 20-homer plateau for the third straight campaign last year with a career-high 27.
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This year, for example, is expected to be the second-lowest sea ice extent on record, eclipsing 313 but coming in second to the record melt year of 2012.
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Last year the Gulf supplied a record $87.6 billion in international bonds, according to Refinitiv data, eclipsing the $71.8 billion in 2018 and topping 2017's record $84 billion.
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The global death toll from the coronavirus has risen to over 800 fatalities, officially eclipsing the number of people who died from the SARS outbreak in 2003, CNN reports.
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Selling 1% at a $1.5 trillion valuation would fetch $15 billion, while selling 2% would raise $30 billion, eclipsing the record $25 billion raised by Alibaba (BABA) in 2014.
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The 13-year-old has thrown a career-high 21 26/23 innings, eclipsing the 84 2/3 innings he worked as a rookie in 2012 with the Rockies.
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In his first year of eligibility, Griffey Jr. got a record 99.3 percent of the vote, eclipsing the previous mark of 98.84 percent set by Tom Seaver in 1992.
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Riders took 38.5 million trips on shared electric scooters in 2018, eclipsing the 36.5 million trips on shared, docked bicycles, according to the National Association of City Transportation Officials.
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They claim instead that the company will roll out the deluxe device at a $900 starting point for a 64GB model, with a 256GB version eclipsing the $1,000 mark.
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Though mostly unavailable in the US, Huawei's P20 Pro approaches iPhone X pricing, and it's proven a popular choice in Europe, comfortably eclipsing the sales of its cheaper predecessor.
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That makes the deal the largest Chinese IPO in the United States so far in 2019, eclipsing that of Luckin Coffee which raised $645 million, according to Refinitiv data.
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The signs are that this year's figure might end up being a record amount and eclipsing the $700 billion bought in 2012, especially if stocks continue to push higher.
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China is fast eclipsing North America as the world's No. 1 movie market, and studios have been trying to persuade the Chinese government to relax restrictions on film imports.
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South Korean equity capital markets had been expected to see a combined $8.7 billion raised in IPOs this year, eclipsing the all-time high $8.5 billion set in 2010.
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The annual average ($103 million) and guaranteed money are both records among wide receivers, eclipsing the contracts of Antonio Brown ($17 million annually) and Mike Evans ($55 million guarantee).
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The buyback total is bigger than the market capitalization of all but four companies in the , eclipsing the size of top constituents like Facebook, Exxon Mobil and Berkshire Hathaway.
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Trump maintains that his team did a "fantastic job" in Puerto Rico, even after the death toll reached 2,965 — eclipsing the 0003,100 deaths linked to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Fortnite may be the most popular game in the world, having launched its battle royale mode in September 2000 and eclipsing pretty much every other online multiplayer title since.
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The buying helped spur a 6.7 percent rise in China's total imports, easily eclipsing economists' expectations for a drop of 1.3 percent and its biggest gain since September 2014.
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The Office of Legal Counsel opinions argue, however, that an indictment would itself be far more debilitating than a civil suit, distracting the president and eclipsing his moral authority.
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If confirmed, it's expected to rank as the biggest such theft on record, eclipsing the estimated $450 million in bitcoin stolen from the Japanese exchange Mt. Gox in 2014.
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That a person close to the campaign was allegedly involved raises the prospect of the unraveling of a conspiracy eclipsing Watergate in its brazenness and damage to national interests.
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Eclipsing a soberly attired Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren and their high-profile like, a bewigged Kenny Kenny arrived, an unabashed spectacle in a purple-and-cream checkered Rochas suit.
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Major market indexes capped off another week of strong finishes, punctuated by the Dow Jones Industrial Average eclipsing 21,2800 for the first time en route to a record close.
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China imported 10.72 million barrels per day (bpd) last month, up 14.53% from the same month in 2018 and eclipsing the previous high of 10.64 million bpd from April.
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In that Pew survey from 2014, the fastest growing religious group was "unaffiliated," which grew from 16.1% in 2007 to 22.8%, eclipsing Catholicism in the US in the process.
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He was also playing for the third successive day after losing a superb group match against Nadal on Friday and eclipsing six-time champion Federer in the semi-finals.
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The S&P 500 closed up 20163 percent, at 2,954.18, eclipsing the previous high-water mark for the benchmark index of American shares that was reached on April 30.
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Such loans to companies with junk-level credit ratings hit a record of more than $550 billion last year, eclipsing levels in the last years before the financial panic.
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Clinton only won about 48% of the votes in this portion of the 18th in 2016, but Lamb captured 57% on Tuesday, eclipsing Saccone by more than 15,000 votes.
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The shift suggests that the moderate financiers of Wall Street brought to the White House are eclipsing the populists led by Stephen K. Bannon, the president's chief political strategist.
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They would know that he started the month by scoring 15 points in a win against the Dallas Mavericks and ended it by eclipsing 33,000 points for his career.
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Jack Nicklaus, the tournament host and player whose 18 major titles Woods once seemed assured of eclipsing, said he felt bad for Woods, whom he described as a friend.
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It could be the largest initial public offering ever, potentially eclipsing the amount generated by the Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba on the New York Stock Exchange in 2014.
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Overall, Einhorn has had company in Tesla: Traders short-selling Tesla's soaring stock have lost $3.7 billion this year, eclipsing the combined losses of traders shorting Apple Inc, Amazon.
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The average young American now graduates with nearly $30,000 in debt, eclipsing past generations in the financial burdens that they carry as they try to launch their adult lives.
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With a 7.4 percent rise month-to-date, Apple is the best performer in the Dow Jones industrial average, eclipsing the 4.5 percent bump enjoyed by second banana Visa.
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Bloomberg and Biden have emerged as the main contenders for the votes of moderate Democrats, while Sanders, a senator from Vermont, is the progressive front-runner nationally, eclipsing Warren.
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The Korean tech giant's chipset division — which has long been its biggest hitter — grossed total revenue of $69 billion in 2017, eclipsing the $62.8 billion Intel reported for last year.
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Perhaps the most important segment to any automaker's lineup is the compact crossover, a market that is quickly eclipsing the family sedan as the staple car for the American family.
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But as prescriptions for oxycodone and morphine get more restrictive, opioids sold on the black market are eclipsing them as a bigger threat, at least when it comes to overdoses.
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Ken Griffey, Jr. and Mike Piazza were elected into the Hall of Fame this evening, with Junior getting 99.3 percent of the vote, eclipsing Tom Seaver's previous record 98.84 percent.
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Going into the night, Sanders was not only preparing for a widely expected victory in New Hampshire, but eclipsing Biden for the first time nationally in a Morning Consult poll.
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As the chance of a Trump upset grew, global markets plunged, with some losses eclipsing the carnage seen after Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union in late June.
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U.S. crude output is expected to rise 210 percent this year and another 83 percent in 28, to about 225 million barrels per day, eclipsing a 22014-year-old record.
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The eclipsing sun and moon aligned in Aquarius is a gentle nudge to release group identities that no longer fit and own our unique ideas, political ideals and perspectives instead.
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Governments, corporates and financial institutions raised US$99.353bn in the first month of 299.35, according to Thomson Reuters data, eclipsing the previous record of US$217bn set in January 22017.
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Its impact in the S&P 500 now is less than 1/10th that of the influence of Apple, the biggest U.S. company with a market value eclipsing $1 trillion.
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The Suns' Jamal Crawford set a career-high with 14 assists, eclipsing his previous career high of 12 set three times, most recently on March 15, 2005, with the Knicks.
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McCoy was still productive with a rushing and receiving touchdown in that contest while also eclipsing 228,220 career yards, causing the 216-year-old to breathe a sigh of relief.
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Twenty20 cricket, a short form featuring two innings of a maximum of 120 balls each, is eclipsing Test cricket for thrills and spills and also for a sense of occasion.
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As the Dow Jones industrial average climbs to all-time highs, eclipsing the 23,000 milestone, one indicator shows the index is seeing one of its most overbought conditions since 1900.
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But on Friday morning, the president lamented that the media coverage of the devices was eclipsing the midterm elections, using the news to encourage Republicans to get out and vote.
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The man who began working for Bill Clinton in 1978, during his first run for governor of Arkansas, ended up eclipsing his boss's sex scandals with one of his own.
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The gross domestic product of the state is $20253 trillion; if it were an independent country, its economy would settle in around tenth place, eclipsing those of Canada and Australia.
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Cruz is favored to win this Tuesday's caucuses in Utah and is hopeful of sweeping the state's 40 delegates by eclipsing the 50% threshold needed to take them all home.
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The Jazz did take some solace in eclipsing 50 wins and winning a playoff series for the first time in several years despite enduring tons of injuries throughout the season.
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Manabu Ikeda is known for weaving together fantastical, chaotic illustrations, often eclipsing an entire wall with his trademark combination of a traditional Japanese painting style and an ultra-detailed surrealism.
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But in one country after another, the results are the same: Leaders embracing market-friendly policies are eclipsing the leftists who exerted sway around the Americas in the previous decade.
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The 249 points that L.S.U. allowed are the most ever given up by a ranked team, eclipsing the 23 that No. 22 Fresno State surrendered to Northern Illinois on Oct.
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At the same time, nearly every researcher I spoke to said that Prum inflates the importance of arbitrary preferences and Fisherian selection to the point of eclipsing all other possibilities.
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The lack of control was imminent in the careers of Lauryn Hill and Whitney Houston, and in the ways the industry's tyranny contributed to their downward spiral, eclipsing their legacies.
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The sheer volume of allegations lodged against Mr. Trump and his circle defies historical parallel, possibly eclipsing, if they were all proved true, even Watergate, the nonpareil scandal of scandals.
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Last year, she topped Hopper's Instagram Rich List — eclipsing Selena Gomez, Beyoncé, and even her sister Kim K — because she reportedly makes up to $1 million on a single Instagram post.
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The erroneous data had captivated yuan-watchers on social media on Tuesday, eclipsing other concerns about the Chinese currency, such as Trump's election promises of a trade war with the mainland.
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They won with a total score of 206.07, eclipsing the world record that had been set just moments before by French pair Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron, who finished on 205.28.
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A total of 479 deals worth $200 billion have been announced so far this year, already eclipsing 2015's annual value of $199.6 billion, the financial data firm announced on Thursday.
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Measles cases today reached 483 in 26 states so far this year — eclipsing 1994's 963 cases reported for the entire year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Thursday.
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Spend a while with OxygenOS, the spin-off of stock Android that OnePlus launched back in 2015, and you could well make the case for it eclipsing what Google is doing.
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At Monday's after-hours levels (which technically reflect an indication, but not the real-world value), Alphabet's market cap hit roughly $220 billion, eclipsing Apple's market cap of about $535 billion.
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Hunter Renfroe belted his 25th homer to set the Padres' rookie record - eclipsing a mark established in 43 by Nate Colbert, who went on to be a three-time All-Star.
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The studios are also not thrilled at the prospect of eclipsing the time between theatrical and home release, which would put them in a strained position with theaters, according to Variety.
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Chinese diesel exports of 1.6 million tonnes in September were up 44.4 percent from the same month in 2015, eclipsing the previous record of 1.53 million tonnes reached in July 2016.
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The company predicted earlier this year that it could more than double its current headcount in Menlo Park to 35,22016 employees over the next five years, eventually eclipsing the city's population.
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Indian borrowers have raised a record US$285.1bn via 265 Samurai loans so far this year, eclipsing the US$285bn raised last year from five deals, according to Refinitiv LPC data.
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The rise of MMA in the early 1990s contributed to the decline of kickboxing as well, eclipsing kickboxing as a combat sport and changing the focus of many would-be kickboxers.
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The government reported on Thursday that the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rocketed to a record 212 million last week, eclipsing the previous record of 21.8,20.2 set in 1.73.
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Some of these films were megahits, eclipsing Hollywood imports that had for so long dominated local theaters that the government forced them to dedicate some screening time to locally produced movies.
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Monmouth also asked poll respondents to choose only among Biden, Buttigieg, Sanders and Warren, the only candidates at or eclipsing the 22018 percent viability threshold to win delegates at caucus sites.
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Tax cuts for the wealthy and profitable corporations are once again eclipsing the needs of families struggling to put food on the table and access needed medical care for their children.
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In some respects, the Trump administration has been both a godsend and a curse to the writers, offering a source of satire while pretty much eclipsing anything that they can muster.
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Three more wins ("Thrones" is nominated in seven remaining categories) would bring the overall 2019 trophies to 13, eclipsing the show's own record of 12, reached in both 2015 and 2016.
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But if it's anywhere close to that, it would easily be the longest film that Marvel Studios has produced, eclipsing the previous "Avengers" sequel, "Infinity War," which ran roughly 2 ½ hours.
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Rivera was named on all 425 of the ballots cast by members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America, eclipsing the previous record percentage, 99.3, by Ken Griffey Jr. in 2016.
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The primary beneficiary of the flow to passive was the ETF industry, whose assets have swelled to $2.6 trillion and are well on the way to eclipsing $3 trillion by year's end.
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Tight control of the Egyptian pound by the central bank has "contributed to Egyptian GDP eclipsing its South African counterpart during 2015," said Christie Viljoen, a KPMG financial risk analyst, wrote recently.
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The seventh-seeded Bucks set a franchise playoff record with 14 blocks, eclipsing the previous high of 13 set in Game 3, and their reinvigorated bench outscored the Celtics' reserves, 31-15.
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Their daughter was born on February 1, and Jenner revealed the news on her social media accounts on February 4, briefly eclipsing all the Super Bowl chatter (in true Kardashian-Jenner fashion).
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The time period of 2011 to 2012 was a turning point for Levine, who soon found himself eclipsing the rest of his bandmates in terms of name recognition, becoming his own brand.
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With smartwatches eclipsing what a mechanical watch is capable of, wearing an old school timepiece is now even more about what it means to you, or the story of the watch itself.
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Banks extended a record 210.4 trillion yuan ($4.643 billion) in net new yuan loans in January, sharply more than expected and eclipsing the last high of 24.64 trillion yuan in January 23.25.
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The MVP candidate also set a franchise record Saturday as he raised his career-best RBI total to 125, eclipsing the single-season mark of 121 set in 2000 by Preston Wilson.
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With his leap of 5.53 metres at the national indoor championships in Piraeus, Karalis finished third behind Greek champion Kostas Filippidis, eclipsing the 2004 record of 5.51 set by Argentine German Chiaraviglio.
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Hamilton tore around Albert Park in a searing one minute 23.837 seconds in the third and final session of qualifying, eclipsing the circuit's previous fastest lap set by Michael Schumacher in 2004.
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Start-up costs are challenging—a full Rock-afire Explosion band cost an estimated $90,000 in the early 22009s—but the restaurants stay afloat, eclipsing Pizza Hut and McDonalds in annual revenue.
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Page said the Out campaign had made an end to unlimited EU immigration its main plank over the past month, eclipsing the In campaign's warnings about the economic consequences of a Brexit.
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Fed officials expected to follow through on their projections of two additional rate hikes with unemployment close to record lows and economic growth eclipsing 4 percent of GDP in the second quarter.
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Climate change was the top answer, eclipsing both the economy and health care—topics lavished with such attention that they essentially have gotten their own debates—by more than a thousand votes.
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The challenge comes as Facebook is also experiencing peak usage, eclipsing high-traffic moments like midnight on New Year's Eve, the result of more people being physically isolated from friends and family.
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Five years ago, it became the de facto anthem of the pro-democracy Umbrella Movement, eclipsing another song, "Raise the Umbrella," which had been written to capture the spirit of the protests.
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New bank loans in the first 22019 months of 25.7 totalled 15.09 trillion yuan, up 16.6 percent from a year earlier and eclipsing last year's full-year record of 13.53 trillion yuan.
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"Tillerson's departure is eclipsing the CPI release this morning and helping drive a rally led by the 7-year part of the Treasury curve," said Aaron Kohli, fixed income strategist at BMO.
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Nicki Minaj stopped in her tracks Monday night to inspire her fans ... in the wake of eclipsing Aretha Franklin as the woman with the most Billboard Hot 100 Songs of all time.
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Start-ups in the country have raised $2.74 billion so far this year, already eclipsing the 2015 figure of $1.68 billion, according to a report released by venture capital firm Atomic last week.
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The ad could be on its way to eclipsing the 22.5 million views that U.K. retailer John Lewis has had for Christmas ad "Buster the boxer," since it was posted on November 9.
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Selling 1% at the bottom of that range would fetch $15 billion, while selling 20203% at the top could generate $40 billion, eclipsing the record $25 billion raised by Alibaba (BABA) in 2014.
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Sven Baertschi is two goals away from matching the career high of 33 he set last season and two points shy of eclipsing the mark of 28 he recorded in 2015-16. 1.
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That makes the current crisis one of the most rapid international movements of people in modern history, eclipsing in its intensity, for example, Syrians' flight from civil war over the past six years.
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His run-scoring double in the third bumped his RBI total to 2200 in 2130 career games, eclipsing the major league record set by Albert Pujols with the St. Louis Cardinals in 22.
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CNBC can reveal that the 38,183-square-foot mansion in Bel Air, California, will officially come on the market this week — eclipsing the current record holder, a $195 million mansion in Manalapan, Florida.
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The country's National Health Commission reported Saturday that the total number of cases is now over 14,000, eclipsing the SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) virus that began in southern China in 85033-03.
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The Blue Jays allowed a total of five runs during a four-game winning streak before eclipsing that total on Saturday and have earned the win in eight of their last 123 contests.
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Jihadist groups including Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, formerly known as the al Qaeda-linked Nusra Front, are powerful players there, eclipsing Free Syrian Army groups that also have a presence in the area.
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Magic Leap's is an obvious outlier here with its $1.39 billion in funds raised so far eclipsing the totals of AR/VR investment seen in the entirety of 2015 and 2016 thus far.
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" — WeWork's losses doubled as IPO tanked: "WeWork reported a net loss of $1.25 billion in the third quarter, eclipsing its sales and more than doubling its loss from the same period last year.
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ABOUT THE BRONCOS (313-6): Denver has had difficulty scoring since posting a 42-17 victory over Dallas in Week 2, eclipsing the 20-point mark just once in its last seven contests.
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Hosszu, known as the Iron Lady for her grueling schedule, led all the way and touched in 4 minutes 353 seconds, eclipsing the record of 4:28.43 held by Ye Shiwen of China.
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At this point, the meme of another international automotive event — be it the Geneva Motor Show or even CES — eclipsing the Detroit Auto Show as "the premier auto show" has been well-trodden.
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Whether this week's collapse of stock and oil prices will spiral into a much deeper economic crisis, perhaps even eclipsing that of 2008, depends on how the United States and other governments react.
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Wade made all three of his 3-point attempts en route to eclipsing his previous season high of 21 points, set in the Kansas State's 82-433 win over Missouri on Nov. 19.
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VALENCIA, Spain (Reuters) - Uganda's Joshua Cheptegei set a new 23km road world record in Valencia on Sunday, closing out his season in style by eclipsing the previous benchmark set by Kenyan Leonard Komon.
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A Quinnipiac University survey released on Wednesday found Warren eclipsing Biden nationally for the first time, and the most recent surveys of Iowa and New Hampshire also show her edging into the lead.
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He set a record for his presidency on Thursday with 123 total tweets in a single day, eclipsing the record he had set on Sunday with 105, according to Bill Frischling of Factba.
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After stripping special items like charges related to business development transactions, Lilly said it earned $1.55 billion, or $5.203 per share, eclipsing estimates from analysts polled by Thomson Reuters of $1.30 per share.
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The Indians had no problem extending their remarkable run - eclipsing their 14-game streak from a year ago - as they coasted past the Chicago White Sox by an 11-2 margin on Thursday.
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It's real money, too: Buttigieg raked in more than $7 million in the first three months of the year, eclipsing the likes of Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker and Amy Klobuchar in the process.
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Columbus established a franchise record for the fastest two goals in a playoff game, eclipsing the previous mark of 19 seconds set in Game 4 of their recent first-round game against the Lightning.
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With some two dozen candidates aiming to capture voters' attention, the 2020 presidential campaign is widely expected to be the most expensive in history — easily eclipsing the more than $2 billion spent in 2016.
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"The particular one she liked was KIC 12268220, which is an eclipsing binary," a hot pair of stars orbiting each other in Earth's line of sight so one eclipses the other, Jenkins told Gizmodo.
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Trump's regressive climate policies fly in the face of the consensus of scientists and economists, who say natural gas and renewables like solar and wind power are eclipsing coal as cheaper, cleaner energy sources.
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However, thanks to devices like the Galaxy S8 and the recent Galaxy Note 8 along with thriving component sales, the company is now forecasting record profits, eclipsing even those of its biggest rival, Apple.
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The CEOs of Freeport McMoRan Inc, Teck Resources Ltd, Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd and Southern Copper Corp have been in their roles for more than 10 years, eclipsing the industry average of seven years.
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The Wolverines shot a scorching 63.3 percent from the field (31 of 242) overall and 213 of 219 from 237-point range in eclipsing the 214-point barrier for the third time this season.
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We also urgently need to better promote further integration of services and investment, which are increasingly eclipsing trade in goods, into the international trading system and work toward more effective regulatory cooperation across borders.
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So that additional limb (or second brain, really) has a lot to do with clothing sales eclipsing tech ones: More people are using their phones more frequently than actual computers these days, Lella said.
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On the other hand, he believed that he had to play down the crisis in Vietnam to prevent alarm about a looming war in Southeast Asia from eclipsing all interest in his domestic priorities.
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Zaron was sending hundreds of kilograms of the drug into the country, helping fuel a crisis that claimed lives at a rate eclipsing even H.I.V., gun deaths and car crashes at their most lethal.
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The $500 million it raised, led by DST Global, is the biggest single equity investment for a so-called challenger bank, eclipsing the $400 million garnered by Brazilian firm NuBank, according to CB Insights.
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Tommy Pham belted two of St. Louis' four homers in Friday's 53-6 setback, but the power display wasn't enough to prevent the club from eclipsing last season's total with its 27th home loss.
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Yet it was not the kind that might prompt someone like Ms. Kitchener, whose work explored serious topics like whether the term "partner" is rightfully eclipsing "husband" and "wife," to one day uproot herself.
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The 4.5 metre (14 foot, 9 inch) long cephalopod washed up on the south coast of Wellington, New Zealand on Sunday morning, its size easily eclipsing the mere mortals that dare to lie beside it.
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But over a five-year period, cars, coins and jewellery returned 161 percent, 73 percent and 63 percent respectively, eclipsing Britain's FTSE-10 stock index, which was up 15 percent since the start of 2011.
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The yen has fallen 1.03443 percent against the dollar since Trump won the election last month, eclipsing the 21.0344 percent slide in the Mexico peso to become the worst performing major currency in that period.
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Outside, a line of party buses was eclipsing a row of progressive anti-AHCA protesters, waiting to take House Republicans to the White House for a press conference and celebration in the Rose Garden. Rep.
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The DCCC raised nearly $125 million over the course of 2019, eclipsing the roughly $85 million brought in by its GOP counterpart, the National Republican Congressional Committee, in the same time frame, federal filings show.
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In the past decade, China has steadily poured money into the research and development arm of its national space organization, eclipsing Russia and emerging as the United States' top competitor in the international space race.
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Roblox, the free-to-play multiplayer game, has hit 100 million monthly active users (MAU) across 200 countries, eclipsing its biggest rival Minecraft with 91 million MAU, per a company blog post, according to TechCrunch.
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But over a five-year period, cars, coins and jewelry returned 161 percent, 73 percent and 63 percent respectively, eclipsing Britain's FTSE-10 stock index, which was up 15 percent since the start of 2011.
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Stocks registered with the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) more than doubled to 2000,000 tonnes over the first quarter, eclipsing those held in the LME system for the first time since 2005 as they did so.
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In fact, sea ice across the Arctic Ocean is running at or near record low levels right now, and as with Greenland, there's a chance of eclipsing an all-time low set in September 2012.
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The campaign must know that if he stumbles on an answer, the clip will be played in a continuous loop the following day, eclipsing whatever good moments he may have had on the debate stage.
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Prince seemingly responded to a snub -- not being named to Rolling Stone's list of top 100 guitar players that year -- by eclipsing the rock legends on stage, clearly reminding the writers of his deserved place.
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There have been recent stretches where she has picked a fight with a tech company or figure every day, eclipsing everyone except perhaps Donald Trump in her willingness to rattle the cage of Silicon Valley.
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Woods's win over Ancer brought his record at the biennial event to 20033 victories, 22003 losses and one halved match in his ninth appearance as a player, eclipsing compatriot Phil Mickelson's 22-21-13 tally.
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Nearly 15,000 new college-educated millennials moved to St Louis between 2000 and 2014, according to the Pew Charitable Trust, which makes the city millennials' fourth-most-popular destination, eclipsing both Chicago (11th) and Seattle (19th).
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A consortium of researchers building four telescopes similar to but larger than TRAPPIST, named SPECULOOS (Search for habitable Planets EClipsing ULtra-cOOl Stars), will be based in Chile and survey the southern sky for this purpose.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) – the e-commerce giant's cloud business – accounts for 45 percent of the worldwide Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) market, eclipsing the combined share of Microsoft, IBM and Google, according to Synergy Research.
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With the blast, the Twins became the fastest team in major league history to reach 200 home runs, eclipsing the 2005 Texas Rangers, who hit their 200th and 201st home runs in the team's 122nd game.
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But the latest Labor Department figures show that participation of that age group hit 28500 in October, eclipsing a key threshold, and hitting the highest level since October 6900, as the financial crisis was taking hold.
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With the blast, the Twins became the fastest team in major league history to reach 33 home runs, eclipsing the 23 Texas Rangers, who hit their 21th and 21st home runs in the team's 122nd game.
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The CNBC All-America Survey found that average holiday spending intentions will top $0003 for the first time in the 12-year history of the poll, eclipsing last year's estimate of $702 by a wide margin.
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The CNBC All-American survey found that average holiday spending intentions will top $27 for the first time in the 200-year history of the survey, eclipsing last year's estimate of $702 by a wide margin.
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Switzerland's 103 million residents consume around nine kg (20 lb) of coffee per person annually, eclipsing Britain's 3.3 kg average and double the 4.5 kg consumed in the United States, according to International Coffee Organization figures.
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When it goes on sale, it will become the most expensive house in the United States, eclipsing the Chartwell estate, known as the setting of "The Beverly Hillbillies" and currently on the market for $350 million.
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So Vollie had a mantra—he had learned to meditate from Bobby Heflin, of all unquiet people, who'd read some magazine articles about Buddhism and a Buddhist's all-eclipsing indifference to property, to life, to limb.
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It will be the most attention ever devoted to climate change in a presidential campaign, far eclipsing the meager (and yet somehow also record-setting) 20-minute discussion of climate change at the second Democratic debate.
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Initial claims for unemployment benefits rose to 3.28 million in the latest week from a revised 282,000 the previous week, eclipsing the previous record of 695,000 set in 1982, the U.S. Labor Department said on Thursday.
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We will be seeing about 10 terabytes of data flow through that system which makes it the biggest science project on the planet for that for that period of time eclipsing even the Human Genome Project.
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As for the record rainfall, a weather station at Cedar Bayou about 22 miles east of downtown Houston reported 2500 inches of rain, eclipsing the previous mark of 403 inches that was measured at Medina, Tex.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch is among those noting that in less than three weeks, the current bull market will rank as the longest of all time, eclipsing the climb that spanned most of the 1990s.
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That set a record for the most tweets by Trump in a single day, eclipsing his record of 105 tweets set just days before, on Sunday, where he also took aim at the impeachment process numbers.
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The World Bank said in its latest Russia economic report the projected increase in poverty in Russia in 2016 would be the largest since the 1998-99 crisis, eclipsing the pain from the 2008 global financial crisis.
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The Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) at the University of Minnesota last week estimated China had at least 347 human infections so far this winter, eclipsing the record of 319 seen three years ago.
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While virtually every Democrat says it's necessary to take the time to gather all the facts, they also face a balancing act of trying to prevent a months-long impeachment process from completely eclipsing their policy priorities.
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Kluber is in the midst of a dominating stretch for Cleveland, eclipsing the franchise record previously held by Hall-of-Famer Bob Feller by striking out at least 13 batters in five consecutive starts in one season.
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As the day wore on, this became a discussion of the name Arthur (22.5 to 22016) eclipsing its nearest competitors, James (403 to 240), Albert (27 to 24), Philip (16 to 1) and Thomas (20 to 1).
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Corvex - already the biggest shareholder in Energen - said in a filing disclosed on Monday that it raised its stake to 10.1 percent, eclipsing a threshold that allows shareholders of Alabama-domiciled companies to call a special meeting.
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In his two decades as leader of the nation's largest municipal correction officers' union, Norman Seabrook managed to consolidate near-total control, his authority on the cellblocks of Rikers Island often eclipsing that of commissioners and mayors.
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Regardless, if Facebook and its partners do manage to overcome the regulatory hurdles that have accompanied Libra, the currency "will undoubtedly have an enormous impact on the global economy — possibly eclipsing that of bitcoin," CryptoCompare's Hayter said.
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More than 58,000 migrants landed in Spain by boat in 2018, according to the International Organization for Migration, nearly triple the previous year and eclipsing for the first time the numbers passing through North Africa to Italy.
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On a quarterly basis, the economy once known as "the sick man of Asia" grew 2.0 percent in the fourth quarter from the previous three months, slightly less than markets had expected but eclipsing China's 1.6 percent.
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His strikeout of Seattle right fielder Keon Broxton in the sixth inning was his 215th of the game and 2117th on the season, eclipsing the 41 strikeouts he recorded in 2018, his first season with the Astros.
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His strikeout of Seattle right fielder Keon Broxton in the sixth inning was his 21th of the game and 26th on the season, eclipsing the 2432 strikeouts he recorded in 24, his first season with the Astros.
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In the first four months of this year, the hotel generated more than $18 million in revenue and turned a nearly $1503 million profit, far eclipsing the $2 million loss the company had been prepared to shoulder.
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Selling even 1% of the company at the bottom of that range would fetch $15 billion, while selling 2% at the top could generate $40 billion, eclipsing the record $25 billion IPO by Alibaba (BABA) in 2014.
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Georgia has come to matter a great deal to the business side of show business because the state has become a haven for film and television production, at times eclipsing even California in terms of feature film production.
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The new and larger telescopes called SPECULOOS (Search for habitable Planets EClipsing ULtra-cOOl Stars), named after a famous type of Belgian cookie, will explore 1,000 of the nearest ultracool dwarf stars, looking for more TRAPPIST-like systems.
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Around 19,000 asylum-seekers arrived in Spain in the first five months of this year, almost as many as arrived there in all of 2017, eclipsing for the first time the numbers flowing through north Africa to Italy.
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Watch: Natasha Stoynoff Breaks Silence, Accuses Donald Trump of Sexual Assault During the eclipse, some people headed to Twitter to crack a joke similar to the meme Trump retweeted on Thursday — but the original showed Obama eclipsing Trump.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. trade deficit jumped to a five-month high in May as imports of goods increased, likely as businesses restocked ahead of an increase in tariffs on Chinese merchandise, eclipsing a broad rise in exports.
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The Jeddah Tower, featuring residential and hotel space as well as shopping facilities, is projected to be over 1,000 meters (3,281 feet) tall, eclipsing Dubai's Burj Khalifa, which is currently the world's tallest building at over 828 meters.
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HBO dominates HBO rose again to the top of the heap in terms of overall nominations, pulling in a staggering 137 separate citations, eclipsing last year's top dog, Netflix (NFLX), which this year still managed a prodigious 117.
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Consider: The number of announced media deals rose under the new administration, per PwC, with both the first and second quarter eclipsing the final year of the Obama administration in deal volume — as well as much of 2015.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. earnings growth for S&P 500 companies in the third quarter is on track to be the highest since 2010, eclipsing the strong results from earlier this year, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Mr. Lightfoot's 406-day term as acting administrator is by far the longest NASA has operated without a permanent leader, eclipsing the 176 days that passed at the start of the Obama administration before Mr. Bolden was confirmed.
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He matched his season high with 14 strikeouts and set a franchise record with his 15th double-digit strikeout game of 2019, eclipsing the mark set by J.R. Richard in 1978 and matched by Richard the following campaign.
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Cole matched his season high with 14 strikeouts and set a franchise record with his 15th double-digit strikeout game of 2019, eclipsing the mark set by J.R. Richard in 1978 and matched by Richard the following campaign.
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Biles became the most decorated female athlete in the history of the world championships, having secured a total of 21 medals following her team's first-place finish on Tuesday, eclipsing the record set by Russian gymnast Svetlana Khorkina.
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Net profit came in at 4.34 billion yuan ($648.96 million), 128 percent higher than the 1.91 billion yuan it made in the same period a year earlier and eclipsing an estimate of 3.61 billion yuan from CCB International.
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According to an analysis from the Associated Press in April, at least 309 women — Republicans and Democrats — filed candidacy papers to run for the House of Representatives this year, eclipsing the previous record of 298 set in 2012.
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Beyond being the "largest deal so far this year," Jackson said the public debut for Budweiser Brewing Company APAC was also likely to be the biggest food and beverage listing on record, eclipsing Kraft's $8.7 billion IPO in 2001.
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Vanguard now manages about $4 trillion, up from about $1.25 trillion at the start of McNabb's reign and far eclipsing rivals like Fidelity Investments and T. Rowe Price Group that are better known for their actively managed mutual funds.
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Bats Europe was created in 2011 when U.S. Bats snapped up Chi-X Europe, then a four-year old trading platform that had became one of Europe's biggest exchanges, eclipsing national exchanges that are centuries old in some cases.
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In 2015, the consumer goods sector became the most popular among business school students, eclipsing banking for the first time, according to the Deloitte survey, which also forecast that by 403, software and computer services would also move ahead.
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Rogers and 25th seed Gavrilova battled for three hours and 33 minutes eclipsing the previous record of 3:23 set in 2015 when Johanna Konta defeated Garbine Muguruza 7-6 6-7 6-2 in a second round clash.
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Spurs paid 60 million euros ($68 million) for the 0.79353-year-old, with incentives worth an extra 10 million euros, eclipsing the club-record fee of 42 million pounds ($53 million) they paid for defender Davinson Sanchez in 2017.
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FRANKFURT, March 7 (Reuters) - Germany's 13 savings banks posted a 7.4 pct rise in 2017 net profit to 2.2 billion euros ($2.7 billion), umbrella association DSGV said on Wednesday, eclipsing earnings of large peers like Deutsche Bank or Commerzbank.
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Artprice calculated that in 2016 — a year marked by nervousness and contraction in the art market — China captured 38 percent of the $12.45 billion in public fine art sales worldwide, eclipsing the 28 percent achieved in the United States.
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Roger Moore, the dapper British actor who brought tongue-in-cheek humor to the James Bond persona in seven films, eclipsing his television career, which had included starring roles in at least five series, died on Tuesday in Switzerland.
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On the cover of its "America's Women Billionaires" issue, Forbes touts Jenner as the 21-year-old who is "set to become the youngest-ever self-made billionaire," eclipsing Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, who became a billionaire at 23.
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"Elizabeth Warren has already killed Joe Biden in the presidential race," said a person close to Trump, referring to recent polls that have shown the progressive senator eclipsing Biden in the earliest two voting states, New Hampshire and Iowa.
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But the spike in air pollution has been front-page fare here — eclipsing the news trickling out earlier this month about the bodies of two exiled Thai dissidents found by the Mekong River, their abdomens stuffed with concrete blocks.
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The 29-year-old native of New Jersey has gone 11 games without a goal and has scored only three in 19 contests this season after eclipsing the 20-goal plateau last season for the sixth time in his career.
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At 8,000 light-years away, astronomers can't actually see the planet, but they can detect a drop in the host star's brightness when it passes in front; it's this eclipsing effect, called a transit, that allows scientists to detect distant exoplanets.
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Music industry insiders used to caution that coming out of the gate as a queer artist was the kiss of death, as forever forward that artist would be known as "the gay artist," eclipsing all other meaningful differentiators, including musical talent.
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Christopher Vecchio, currency analyst at DailyFX, said the market has no confidence the Fed will increase rates until at least January 2018, a time frame in which the chances of a rate increase is seen eclipsing the 60 percent threshold.
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The hype for Kevin Durant's return to town already is eclipsing the excitement for James' lone visit, and Westbrook will have to guard against thinking too much about his now-disliked former running mate prior to the contest versus Cleveland.
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TORONTO, April 8 (Reuters) - Canada's benchmark stock index closed almost 1 percent higher on Friday, eclipsing most of the losses inflicted earlier this week, as energy stocks jumped on higher oil prices and robust jobs data added to improving sentiment.
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Now that the eclipse is ending its run across the United States, you might be feeling a total eclipse of the heart — the bright part of your Monday replaced with a dark hole, much like the moon eclipsing the sun.
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The tweet has been liked more than 3 million times, making it the most liked tweet of all time, eclipsing a tweet from Ariana Grande following the attack at her concert in Manchester in May, a Twitter spokesperson told CNN.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - After finally eclipsing year-old record highs, the U.S. stock market will be tested again next week, when the onslaught of company earnings could help investors assess the impact of Britain's vote to exit the European Union.
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Had she triumphed on Sunday, Ko would have become the youngest golfer to win three major titles, eclipsing the long-established mark set by Young Tom Morris when he clinched the 1870 British Open aged 19 years and four months.
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With drone photography, videography, and tailor-made social media becoming a bigger part of the package, experts say that the money couples are spending on technology for their weddings is eclipsing what they might have once shelled out for decorations.
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By my own calculations, moving toward 100 percent renewable energy would cost the planet tens of trillions of dollars in output by 2100 by raising the cost of everything and totally eclipsing the losses that the government predicts from rising temperatures.
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Flooding is the most expensive and most common natural disaster in the U.S., driving 236 to shatter records with $210.4 billion in damages — eclipsing the previous record of $236 billion set by the devastating year of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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British media said United splashed out a world record fee of 89 million pounds ($115.98 million) on the 23-year-old, eclipsing the 100 million euros ($13 million) Real Madrid paid for Welshman Gareth Bale from Tottenham Hotspur in 2013.
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British media said United splashed out a world record fee of 89 million pounds ($115.98 million) on the 20133--year-old, eclipsing the 100 million euros ($110.84 million) Real Madrid paid for Welshman Gareth Bale from Tottenham Hotspur in 2013.
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Or: Mr. Trump profited from a huge imbalance in free media, earning close to $2 billion worth of it during the presidential campaign, eclipsing, according to one analysis, the total value of media attention given to all other Republican candidates combined.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeCastro, Steyer join pledge opposing the Keystone XL pipeline Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Andrew Yang promises mass pardon to those imprisoned for nonviolent marijuana offenses MORE all eclipsing her total.
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Closely followed trader Art Cashin said geopolitical concerns in the Middle East are now eclipsing those over North Korea, whose leader will meet with Trump on June 12 after talks with South Korea that have begun to defuse a nuclear crisis.
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Legal experts estimate Airbus could eventually face fines of several billion euros, eclipsing the financial fallout from France's Taiwan arms deals or a bribery fine of 687 million pounds ($911 million) imposed on Rolls-Royce in Britain earlier this year.
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He has put together a wide-ranging donor base that looks more like the one Barack Obama used when he stunned observers by keeping pace with and then eclipsing Hillary Clinton's fund-raising at the outset of the 2008 campaign.
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Despite finishing his career second in all-time receiving yards and eclipsing 1,000 receiving yards nine times over an 11-year span, Owens was not voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first two years of eligibility.
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Now a new report from the Senate's Joint Economic Committee charts the scale of this increase — a doubling from 22.7 deaths of despair per 100,000 American in 703 to 45.8 per 100,000 in 2017, easily eclipsing all prior 20th-century highs.
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"I was looking through the data for everything the volunteers had flagged as an eclipsing binary, a system where two stars circle around each other, and from our view eclipse each other every orbit," 17-year-old Cukier tells NASA.
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Altuve socked his third homer of the series and 11th in his postseason career, matching the club record held by Springer and eclipsing the big league mark set by Chase Utley for the most postseason home runs by a second baseman.
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A year after Mr. Salvini stormed Italian politics from the far right, his rise as Italy's most powerful politician — far-eclipsing the influence of a prime minister many consider a puppet — has become a parable of the modern social media age.
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The world's 2nd-largest Ebola outbreak on record in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is showing no signs of slowing after at least 5 months, with the number of cases soaring past 2003 and the death toll eclipsing 400 on Jan. 14.
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WASHINGTON — The tax plans of the Republican presidential candidates would cut federal revenues as much as $22016 trillion over a decade, a post-World War II record eclipsing the deep tax cuts of George W. Bush, Ronald Reagan and John F. Kennedy.
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Despite the trio of industrial setbacks, Boeing shares were up about 2% in premarket trading as its steady estimate of a 737 MAX return in the fourth quarter appeared to be eclipsing the downside of the 123 production cut, an analyst said.
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The Commerce Department on Wednesday reported the U.S. goods trade deficit with China reached $382 billion through the first 11 months of 2018, eclipsing the $375 billion gap during all of 2017, though the deficit narrowed for the month of November from October.
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When it premiered at Sundance in January 2016, it was the talk of the festival, subject to an all-night bidding war, eclipsing even Manchester by the Sea, which Amazon had purchased for a record-breaking $10 million, in terms of buzz.
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KAMPALA, Uganda (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The government of Uganda said on Friday it will stop sending housemaids to Saudi Arabia, eclipsing a deal between the two nations to ship workers to the wealthy Gulf nation amid complaints of poor conditions and mistreatment.
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Elliott was the focal point of the offense, getting at least 208 carries in 12 games while rushing for 15 touchdowns and eclipsing 100 yards seven times, but was held to 162 yards on the ground in two meetings against the Giants.
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If all current TV ad reservations are completed, the pricetag for the race between Republican Karen Handel and Democrat Jon Ossoff will be $29.7 million -- eclipsing the $203 million spent on TV advertising in the 2012 Florida 18th district race between Rep.
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The rulings come as transgender rights are debated in courts, state legislatures and school districts across the United States, with arguments about bathroom usage eclipsing fights by students seeking to dress according to their gender identity and go by their preferred pronouns.
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On Sunday, finally running free of the succession of back, hip and calf injuries that have dogged the last five years of his career, he hopes to be able go one better by winning the London Marathon and eclipsing Kimetto's world record.
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The recent CNBC All-America Economic Survey of the general population found that Americans do plan to spend more this year — for the first time in the 272-year history of the survey, spending intentions topped $272, eclipsing last year's estimate of $70.
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The TRAPPIST (Transiting Planets and Planetesimals Small Telescopes) facility we used to find the TRAPPIST-1 planets was just the prototype of a more ambitious planet survey called SPECULOOS (Search for habitable Planets Eclipsing Ultra-Cool Stars), which has already begun operations.
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As of mid-March, Chinese companies had announced 36 purchases of U.S. companies valued at $39 billion, eclipsing 2015′s full-year record of $17 billion through 114 deals, as well as the $14 billion Chinese investors spent on U.S. acquisitions in 2014.
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References to art history abound in his iconography, yet dwelling on his equestrian figures and perfectly spherical nimbuses risks eclipsing one of his most formidable accomplishments — the development of a truly unique, idiosyncratic vocabulary of symbols, many of which are not immediately readable.
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Over the last few weeks, Trump, who has never previously run for office, has been embroiled in one controversy after another, eclipsing policy issues such as taxes, trade, the economy and national security that normally dominate the final push in presidential campaigns.
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Scoring a hat-trick on his United debut against Fenerbahce in the Champions League, Rooney went on to play more than 550 games for the club, netting 253 goals to become their all-time leading scorer, eclipsing the great Bobby Charlton's record.
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According to the report, the Yankees grew more interested in Cole after meeting with him this week, and decided shortly after they are comfortable with an offer eclipsing the seven-year, $20113 million contract David Price landed from Boston in December 2015.
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Long the weakest fundraiser, the NDP pulled in over $9 million between July and September, 2015, making it one of the best fundraising efforts the party has ever seen, easily eclipsing the Liberals, and nearly beating the fundraising juggernaut of the Conservative Party.
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At Diamond and Silk's hearing in April, the committee's top-ranking Democrat Jerrold Nadler called the idea of Big Tech censorship of conservatives a "hoax" and a "tired narrative of imagined victimhood" that was eclipsing other priorities like election security and online privacy.
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However, by 1958, Things Fall Apart by the university-educated Nigerian novelist Chinua Achebe had arrived on the scene, eclipsing Tutuola with its more traditionally modernist sensibilities and portrayal of precolonial Nigerian history, an approach that would prove more accessible to readers around the world.
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Demon Deacons senior quarterback John Wolford is also playing at a high level, accounting for a school record-tying six touchdowns last week to give him a school-record 69 for his career, eclipsing the old mark of 65 set by Riley Skinner in 2009.
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The point total was the seventh best in franchise history and the most by a Nets player making his debut, eclipsing the 30 posted by Hall of Famer Nate "Tiny" Archibald with then-New Jersey in 1976 as well as D'Angelo Russell in 83.
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The point total was the seventh best in franchise history and the most by a Nets player making his debut, eclipsing the 30 posted by Hall of Famer Nate "Tiny" Archibald with then-New Jersey in 111 as well as D'Angelo Russell in 111.
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And it seems to be working: These pages and associated websites are generating millions of shares, reactions, and comments, and at times eclipsing the country's biggest newspapers and broadcasters on the platform, according to a new analysis by BuzzFeed News and the Toronto Star.
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Pittsburgh welcomed new coach Kevin Stallings to the bench by eclipsing the 90-point mark in its first two games for the first time since 1989-90, but the Panthers' offense was in much shorter supply during Thursday's 76-67 semifinal loss to SMU.
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If she qualifies, Sky Brown will be 20203 years and 12 days old when the Games begin in July 2020, eclipsing the record set by swimmer Margery Hinton who was 13 years and 43 days old when she competed at the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam.
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"Today I shed a tear for the country I know and love, the one I believe still beats in the heart of most of its citizens," Rather wrote in a Saturday Facebook post that has since spread widely, eclipsing 6900,2628 shares and 28503,22019 likes.
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Butler is coming off a historic performance in Sunday's 193-113 win at Toronto, scoring 40 points in the second half - eclipsing Michael Jordan's franchise record for points in a half - to lead the Bulls to their season high-tying fourth win in a row.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain and France on Wednesday renewed their call for Syria's president Bashar al-Assad to leave office, after a suspected chemical attack by Damascus killed scores of people in a rebel-held area, eclipsing an international conference to promote peace in Syria.
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A study the British government funded projects that if policies are not put in place to slow the rise of drug resistance, 10 million people could die worldwide of all such infections in 2050, eclipsing the eight million expected to die that year from cancer.
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The meeting is also a test for Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law and close adviser, who, while also lacking foreign policy and government experience, has played a dominant role as the primary interlocutor with the Chinese, thus eclipsing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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In much of Luxembourg City, prices are now eclipsing 2000,23 euros a square meter ($21,21.14 a square foot), he said, adding that it is very difficult to find a house in the capital, even a small one, for under 2300 million euros ($2345 million).
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Utilizing a host of actual dedicated bus lanes, buses arrive so frequently in London that you'll often witness buses eclipsing each other at stops; a sight for sore eyes if you're from New York, where average bus speeds are some of the slowest in the country.
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" He vows to stay despite the enormous dam wall that is set to be built only a few hundred yards from his home and remaining fields, eclipsing the bounty of sunlight that shines down on his greenhouses: "No one is going to move us from here.
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Total new bank loans in the first nine months of the year jumped 17.7 percent from a year earlier to 13.14 trillion yuan, and were on track to make a record year, eclipsing last year's 677.23 trillion yuan, even though rising defaults have made banks more cautious.
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Since Trump took office stocks have jumped even higher, with the Dow eclipsing the psychologically significant 20,000 barrier and tacking on about another 2 percentage points on market optimism that he will spur economic growth after eight years of sub-par gains under former President Barack Obama.
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Mark Letestu set a new career high Wednesday with his 21th goal of the season, eclipsing the mark he set in 23-23 with Pittsburgh, and is two points shy of matching the personal best of 203 he recorded in 220-25 while playing for Columbus.
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Astronomers Capture A Rare Glimpse Of Eclipsing Jovian MoonsEarlier this month, astronomers surveying Jupiter&aposs moon Io received an early Christmas…Read more ReadOn March 8, 2015, Europa passed in front of Io from the perspective of Earth, gradually blocking out light from the volcanic moon.
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Sales of electric cars represent just 1 percent of the record 17.55 million cars sold last year in the US. And a recent survey of 2,500 American found that 60 percent were still "unaware of electric cars," eclipsing concerns such as range or charging station availability.
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President Trump on Thursday retweeted an image showing him eclipsing former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,85033 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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The survey by prominent polling firm Gezici showed that the Iyi Parti ("Good Party"), founded this month by the breakaway nationalist lawmaker Meral Aksener, could mark a dramatic shift in Turkish politics, eclipsing the secular CHP that dominated Turkish politics for large parts of the republic's history.
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Total new bank loans in the first nine months of the year jumped 17.7 percent from a year earlier to 13.14 trillion yuan, and were on track to make a record year, eclipsing last year's 13.53 trillion yuan, even though rising defaults have made banks more cautious.
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In 22019 years, the U.S. debt burden is projected to double, eclipsing even the debt carried by the United States during World War II. Payments the U.S. government makes to China and others holding U.S. debt would surpass projected Social Security spending in 2048, the report found.
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In 30 years, the U.S. debt burden is projected to double, eclipsing even the debt carried by the United States during World War II. Payments the U.S. government makes to China and others holding U.S. debt would surpass projected Social Security spending in 21625, the report found.
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" In a similar vein, a new line of SPECULOOS (Planets EClipsing ULtra-cOOl Stars) telescopes will be deployed to explore stars similar to TRAPPIST-1 while also repping Belgium products—namely speculoos, the famous Belgian cookies that are used in what we largely know as "cookie butter.
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There's room for debate as far as precisely how down the overall market is (not to mention what precisely qualifies a device as a tablet), but there seems to at least be a consensus that early predictions of the tablet space eclipsing PCs missed the mark.
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But either way, the Oprah boomlet is a chance to recognize her real importance in our culture — and the sheer unpredictable weirdness, perhaps eclipsing even Donald Trump's ascent, that might follow if our most important religious leader tries to lay claim to temporal power as well.
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Risk: According to a study funded by the British government, if policies are not put in place to slow the rise of drug resistance, 27 million people could die worldwide of all such infections in 230, eclipsing the eight million expected to die that year from cancer.
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Five of the country's biggest banks are lending tens or hundreds of millions of dollars to coal companies again, in one case eclipsing what they lent in 20163, before the industry entered a nose dive, according to an analysis by Rainforest Action Network, a liberal environmental group.
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Instead, I dated guys who fell into various categories of Mariah fandom that always came short of eclipsing mine: the casual "I know the No. 1s" listener, the "I miss 'Vision of Love' Mariah" advocates, the ones who didn't even know she wrote her own lyrics.
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That would rank it as the world's second-largest "unicorn" - private firms valued at $1 billion or more, eclipsing ride-hailing firm Uber Technologies with a valuation of 68 billion and trailing only Ant Financial which is valued at $150 billion after a June funding round.
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The 21-year-old Russian scored and set up a goal in the rout of Colorado earlier in the season and fellow veteran Tomas Plekanec had four assists in that contest, eclipsing his sum total of three points (one goal, two assists) in his previous 11 games.
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About 211 percent of all homeless families in the country are in New York City, which has the most homeless people of any city in the country, eclipsing Los Angeles and Los Angeles County by about 225,5153 people, according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Media reports had forecast GMV from Alibaba's 11.11 Global Shopping Festival, as Singles' Day is officially called, to come at $20 billion in 2016, easily eclipsing the $14.33 billion and $3.07 billion respectively generated online during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales in the U.S. this year.
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In announcing his plea deal before the press, Peter asks Alicia to stand with him in front of the cameras — a visual throwback to the opening scenes of the show but also perhaps a way for Peter to try to ding Alicia's public image and chance of eclipsing him.
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But more so than just knowing which places have the best chance of being clear and which places have the best chances of being cloudy, we need to know where the eclipse will be eclipsing for the longest amount of time with the best chance of clear skies.
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The sale of a 50-percent stake in Veladero, one of Barrick's top five gold mines, for $960 million is its biggest partnership deal with a Chinese miner, eclipsing a $20183 million joint venture in 2015 with Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd for a mine in Papua New Guinea.
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Yet a dispute between Iran and Great Britain, each of which has seized a tanker ship belonging to the other, has managed it in recent weeks — eclipsing a running feud between Vietnam and China, whose ships have squared off at Vanguard Bank, the westernmost feature in the Spratly Islands.
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During the 90-minute race, there were "10 terrabytes of data float through the system, which makes it the biggest science project on the planet for that period of time, eclipsing even the human genome project," Ian Rhodes, CEO of McLaren Applied Technologies, said ahead of the race.
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Scout24, which had a market value of 3.8 billion euros ($4.31 billion) at Thursday's close, could be valued at more than 5 billion euros including the company's 600 million euros in net debt, the report said, eclipsing the 4.1 billion euro takeover of German generic drugmaker Stada by Bain and Cinven.
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Still, it seems the fact that he was able to take this secret to his grave, and may or may not have hidden it from his own children, is eclipsing his true legacy as an unofficial yogi who proselytized the power and vibration of the universal language of love and music.
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Unofficial results on Wednesday showed former education minister Anies Baswedan of the opposition Great Indonesia Movement Party, or Gerindra, eclipsing incumbent Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, commonly known as Ahok, to be Jakarta's next governor in a tight race that has sparked concerns about religious pluralism in the world's largest Muslim-majority nation.
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"It's new territory for us," said Chris Coleman, the manager of a team that went further than any Welsh team in history, eclipsing the 1958 side that was knocked out of the quarterfinals at the World Cup by a fellow who would come to be known by all as Pelé.
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He and others say Ms. Pelosi's focus on Dreamers — including her decision to commandeer the House floor for more than eight hours on Wednesday to talk about their plight — was eclipsing the party's economic message, spelling trouble for centrist Democrats, especially those in red states and districts won by Mr. Trump.
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It came from a horse racing industry newsletter, and it mentioned an idea for a race that would become the richest in the world, eclipsing the $53 million Dubai World Cup, and would be paid for by people who shelled out $1 million apiece for a spot in the starting gate.
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While its mainstream use — as a kind of shorthand for the entitlement and resource grabbing committed by primarily rich, white gentrifiers of places populated by poorer people of color — is understandable, it has the unintended side effect of eclipsing the fact that the United States still holds a quasi-colony: Puerto Rico.
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Brexit is constantly drawing new battle lines, eclipsing old distinctions between Labour and Tory: A remarkable 2000 percent of the population identify as either a Remainer or Leaver—more than any other social grouping, and more even than the 72 percent of the electorate who voted in the referendum to begin with.
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So it's by no means surprising to see things like third-party Amazon sellers flogging the $59.99 NES Classic for $398 (at the time of publication), or for eBay prices for the throwback console to end up in the $200–$300 range — far eclipsing the price of an actual working vintage NES.
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To pass his hours, and to wrangle whatever attention he still could, Pratt started creating low-risk, no-reward content: He started tweeting more — about life, about food, about losing just about everything but his wife and his ability to comment semi-authoritatively on the reality stars that were, by then, eclipsing him.
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For a decade now, Mr. Netanyahu has led Israel like no other leader since the nation's founding prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, personifying and championing the country on the world stage, dominating Israelis' self-perception, eclipsing and marginalizing opponents and right-wing rivals alike, and steadily remaking its politics in his image.
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Warren is on her way to eclipsing Biden as the most electable candidate and replacing Sanders as the progressive standard-bearerBiden has been the frontrunner in Democratic primary polls largely due to the high levels of support he enjoys among two crucial demographics that consistently turn out in Democratic primaries: African-American voters and seniors.
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If I'm right, and 3/24/19 is indeed the date they choose, that will put 1 year, 8 months and 8 days in between Game of Thrones season starts — by far the longest stretch of time so far, eclipsing the 1 year, 2 months and 22 days in between seasons 6 and 7.
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Jacobs decided to cast Delevingne for reasons eclipsing her looks (which are basically unrecognizable in this campaign image): "Every once in a blue moon, I am fortunate enough to meet a model with a personality so huge it almost overshadows even the strongest of looks — the most dramatic fashion," the designer writes on Instagram.
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But Kuzma, whose draft rights were included in the trade that sent D'Angelo Russell to the Nets, is used to surprising people, and he has hit the ground running in the N.B.A., often eclipsing even Lonzo Ball, his much-hyped teammate, who was taken 23 spots earlier than he was in the same draft.
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The spacecraft was designed by a collaboration led by George Ricker of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and built by Orbital ATK of Dulles, Va. The spacecraft has four cameras that will track the brightness of some 200,000 stars every two minutes, looking for slight dips that could represent a planet eclipsing its home star.
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The film industry has been fretting for over a decade now about how digital availability is going to change everything — how people no longer want to bother with going out to theaters when there's so much to stream, how TV is eclipsing movies, how the general wealth of entertainment options at home has eroded the big-screen audience.
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The majority of U.K. voters elected to leave the EU last Thursday, voting 52 percent to 48 percent for a Brexit, shocking global leaders and sending a shockwave around financial systems with an estimated $2 trillion in paper wealth lost, according to data from S&P Global, eclipsing even the worst seen in the financial crisis of 2008.
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Y.) last year, sits at about 5.7 million followers, eclipsing the following of Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' House vote on Pelosi drug pricing plan slips to December Pelosi, Schumer ask Trump to urge McConnell to take up background check bill MORE (D-Calif.).
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Within weeks of announcing his candidacy at Trump Tower in New York on June 16, 2015, Trump had taken a commanding lead in the Republican race, defying pundits who were quick to write him off and eclipsing the man many had thought would be crowned on Tuesday night - former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, part of a Republican political dynasty.
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A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry, for instance, found that a quarter of non-deployed active duty soldiers fit the criteria for a mental disorder, compared to 11.6 percent in the civilian sample, and the suicide rate has continued to climb since the days of the Iraq War, in some months even eclipsing the number of deaths from combat.
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Whether in trips to the grocery store or in the Albuquerque sports bar where I watched Mexico's national soccer team play against Jamaica or at the flea market in my hometown, Las Vegas (population 13,000, not to be confused with the Nevada gambling mecca), I heard the Spanish of newcomers eclipsing the old Spanish of New Mexico.
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Trump has either fired or accepted the resignation of more than a 20 senior White House staff or cabinet members in his first year in office, including his national security adviser, acting attorney general, secretary of Health and Human Services Department, FBI director, chief of staff, press secretary, chief strategist — far eclipsing such departures for previous presidents.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie Sanders2020 Democrats push for gun control action at forum Sanders heart procedures shines spotlight on age of top Democrats Sanders uses health scare to promote 'Medicare for All' MORE (I-Vt.) raised more than $25 million over the past three months, his presidential campaign said Tuesday, eclipsing his fundraising total from the second quarter of the year.
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These mostly Wall Street–based moguls have pooled as much as $60 million (with as much as $2 million raised in the last week alone) primarily to fund an enormous advertising blitz, eclipsing the $22 million raised by the coalition of over 150 housing advocacy, community, political, and faith-based organizations that, along with the California Democratic Party, has rallied around the ballot initiative.
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Nowhere was the metropolitan advantage greater for Northam than in the Northern Virginia suburbs of Washington DC. Overall, the Democrat won nearly 68% of the vote, eclipsing the 3003% mark set by Hillary Clinton in last year's presidential race and easily exceeding the 57% that Warner captured in 2014 and the 58% that Democrat Terry McAuliffe scored when he won the 238 gubernatorial contest.
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