Four bars forward equaled six rotations counterclockwise equaled a loop.
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"Until very recently, it was taken as a given that tech equaled progress and tech equaled good and tech equaled economic strength," said Leslie Berlin, the author of Troublemakers, a history of Silicon Valley.
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Tillman: And I see these parallels now in this thought-policing thing, where when I was a kid a sexual thought equaled a sexual act equaled a sexual sin.
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In some cases, an Obamacare customer whose premiums were raised because the mandate was repealed would see tax reductions that equaled, or more than equaled the difference in their premiums.
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Those seizures equaled to 6.8 kilos (15 pounds) of cocaine.
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But more often than not "real" cashmere automatically equaled expensive.
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This equaled $293,217 of savings for the state of Louisiana.
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In June, the debt equaled 75 percent of economic output.
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"Two plus two equaled four in my mind," he said.
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Territory equaled power, and those states held the most land.
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Vital's nine rebounds almost equaled Arizona's total in the first half.
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The three hits equaled his career high set earlier this season.
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In 22019, the deficit equaled approximately 4.6 percent of our economy.
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Charlotte 20153 feet 98: 23 feet Equaled Larry Bird's career high.
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On the whole, however, the evidence has not equaled the enthusiasm.
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Doncic's 42 points, which equaled his total against San Antonio Nov.
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Doncic's 23 points, which equaled his total against San Antonio Nov.
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Leonard equaled the Grizzlies by scoring 14 points in the quarter.
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Growing up as a fan of comics equaled being a nerd.
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He walked three and struck out 13, which equaled his season high.
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All told, seven yearly bests were set or equaled at the meeting.
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In some surveys, it has equaled or topped health care and jobs.
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The 139 points allowed equaled the Timberwolves' second most of the season.
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He equaled that total in a little more than two periods Wednesday.
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The peak infection rate equaled that of the 2009 "swine flu" pandemic.
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The guy ordered two Jack and Cokes, which equaled out to $12.
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So perhaps for that kid, green shirt plus white boy equaled Peter Pan.
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The Senators equaled the total amount of goals they scored during their slide.
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In January, $1 equaled 4 reais, about twice as many as in 2012.
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The company essentially equaled forecasts for revenue and comparable-store sales, as well.
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For ITT, the total haul in federal dollars that year equaled $1.1 billion.
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When Federer equaled Pete Sampras's record of 14 in 2009, Sampras was retired.
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Third time's the charm But that moment was equaled or eclipsed by Rep.
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Clinton's lead has equaled Jimmy Carter's victory spread over Gerald Ford in 1976.
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Hernandez's high pitch count was due to six walks, which equaled a career high.
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Adding up the occasions when Powell has spoken publicly equaled the $1.5 trillion figure.
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In March of 2016, Snapchat equaled Facebook with 8 million video views per month.
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That equaled the number of runs the Padres scored in the previous three games.
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The "market" equaled globalization, good for the hyperconnected metropolis, less so for the hinterland.
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Overall, fiscal 2016's $1.3 trillion unfunded liability equaled 122 percent of state revenue.
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Last year, interest payments on its debt equaled nearly a quarter of its sales.
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For most, the equation was simple: Voting "yes" equaled the end of the war.
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On that day, less than six months ago, 240,20173 bolivars equaled six U.S. cents.
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Its ability to perform repeatable functions continuously equaled or surpassed that of human workers.
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That meant it was also the last few weeks of school, which equaled freedom.
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But because of their older local populations, deaths nearly equaled births in nonmetropolitan counties.
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He added that Trump sometimes gave the impression that, for him, sovereignty equaled isolation.
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When Sampras equaled Roy Emerson's record of 12 in 1999, Emerson was long retired.
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Six weeks later, Tabori equaled the world record of 3:40.8 for 1,500 meters.
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Even before I could read I knew those curves and curlicues equaled my grandma.
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The diversity of plants she captured is equaled only by the diversity of pollinators.
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In other words, its power equaled or exceeded 264.55 million pounds worth of TNT.
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But Draisaitl's power-play goal 105 seconds later equaled the score at 2-2.
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Paul's 14 assists equaled the entire output of the Celtics, while the Clippers had 29.
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OG Anunoby equaled his career bests with 21 points and eight rebounds for the Raptors.
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In 2012, Arizona rejected 2 percent of all ballots cast, which equaled nearly 46,000 votes.
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That's because for them, "Watergate" is a political Holy Grail which can never be equaled.
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The result equaled the fourth-worst setback in West Virginia coach Bob Huggins' long career.
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Biden equaled or bettered Hillary Clinton's totals against Sanders in 2016 almost across the board.
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He equaled Minnesota's Jake Odorizzi for the longest winning streak in the majors this season.
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At the end of fiscal 21625, the debt equaled 2900 percent of gross domestic product.
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The contribution of one Vasily Arkhipov to the future of humanity may never be equaled.
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Bradley's point total equaled the 265 he put up against Washington State on Jan. 246.3.
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Rangers right-hander A.J. Griffin equaled his career high with nine strikeouts over six innings.
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On Tuesday, temperatures in Anchorage equaled a record daily high of 44 Fahrenheit (6.7 Celsius).
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In 2012, Indiana was among a handful of states whose opioid prescriptions roughly equaled its population.
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Its debt load and fees equaled nearly half its sales, according to its 2016 annual report.
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He equaled his season high with three hits and tied a career high with three RBIs.
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The annual total of 20133 million equaled 70 percent of the entire population of 4.7 million.
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The 58-42 halftime deficit equaled largest of season for the Raptors (63-47, Nov. 17).
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Heated yelling plus any kind of physical activity equaled a relationship a woman needed to leave.
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At end-April 2016, HCFB's liquidity buffer equaled a solid RUB38bn or 2530% of total liabilities.
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Total fees collected that year under the mandate equaled about $93 million, according to the website.
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Had he gotten a hit, Calhoun would have equaled his longest hitting streak of the season.
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It equaled its lowest rate in more than 10 years in December and matched economists' forecasts.
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A decade ago, net energy imports still equaled more than a quarter of domestic energy consumption.
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According to a company statement, royalty and distribution costs equaled nearly 85 percent of its revenue.
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Maryland got 13 points apiece from Anthony Cowan and Dion Wiley, who equaled his season high.
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The 19-point margin of victory equaled Nebraska's biggest in the in-state rivalry since 1995.
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Braden Holtby stopped 30 shots as the Capitals equaled their win total from all of last year.
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Quantrill, who equaled his career high of 83 pitches, allowed only two Rockies to reach second base.
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A slice of avocado toast with watermelon, radish, lime, cilantro and 12-grain toast equaled 4 points.
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Short investors equaled long investors on Monday, compared with net shorts of five percentage points last week.
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Public sector debt in April 2016 equaled £1.6 trillion, equivalent to 83.3 percent of gross domestic product .
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Revenue raised in the first year of the 1993 budget and reconciliation act equaled 0.36% of GDP.
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Fleury didn't have quite as much work as Saros, but equaled his save percentage through 40 minutes.
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He equaled the most points by a foreign-born Nets player, set by Drazen Petrovic on Jan.
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In 1947, total savings in employer-sponsored retirement plans equaled 27 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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So people whose total debt equaled or exceeded their total assets were by far the worst off.
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Coal plants retired last year equaled the entire coal capacity of Britain, according to the Sierra Club.
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Machado's double ended an 0-for-19 drought that equaled the longest hitless streak of his career.
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Other employees got a raise of 2.75 percent, which, for many, still equaled less than 40 cents.
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But the number of people offering homes has rarely equaled the number of horses gathered in roundups.
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It's easier to see now: $2 more an hour would have equaled an additional $80 per week.
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One serving of processed meat equaled two slices of bacon, two small sausages or one hot dog.
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He also equaled the record of 14 victories in Triple Crown races held by D. Wayne Lukas.
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Smith equaled a career high with five blocked shots and earned his 225th double-double this season.
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Soroka equaled the mark set by Mike Norris in 25 and matched by Edinson Volquez in 2008.
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With a range that few of his peers equaled, Matta-Clark contributed to all of these genres.
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Though the algorithm lacked access to this expensive tool, its performance still equaled the accuracy of 21 dermatologists.
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Arizona equaled the club mark set in 2003 by recording a 3-1, 10-inning win on Tuesday.
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It was about 4 Reichsmarks to the dollar back then, so 2,487 Reichsmarks equaled around 600 U.S. dollars.
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Dinelson Lamet (7-6) nearly equaled Kershaw in a tight pitching duel to open this four-game series.
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He's got a point: AI has equaled or sometimes surpassed the abilities of humans in performing certain tasks.
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From 1981 to 2004, Indiana's firearm suicide rate (7.3 per 100,000 people) equaled that of the comparison states.
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Chacin (29-25) equaled his season high with seven strikeouts while recording his first win since June 234.
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Circling at one over was the world No. 210, Jason Day, who equaled Grace's 113 in the gloaming.
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That equaled his record for a best-of-three-set match, set the previous day against Kyle Edmund.
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According to the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), the radiation exposure equaled that of a chest X-ray.
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With Sunday's victory, the Huskies equaled their school record for most Pac-12 wins, set previously in 2012.
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In effect, yoga and meditation had equaled and then topped the benefits of 12 weeks of brain training.
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Hamilton clinched his fifth win of the season and 58th over all, having equaled Michael Schumacher's pole record.
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The government would guarantee that your account balance equaled at least what you contributed when you reached retirement.
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The public debt equaled 28500 percent of its Gross National Product, outstanding debt of $6900 billion and rising.
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Benzies contends that, as a principal, he was entitled to payouts that equaled those received by the Housers.
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Collier finished with a team-high 19 points for the Buffaloes, whose eighth win equaled last season's total.
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Food costs equaled 63 percent of gross revenue in 2015, a very high number for a food business.
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My deductibles equaled $7,000, so her gift has to wait... In the end, I spent $300 [on other gifts].
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He pulled in nearly $22016 million after a narrow loss in Iowa and by April had equaled Clinton's haul.
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It was then that he met Grindelwald, and found a wizard with power and ambition that equaled his own.
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"No other museum in the world has ever equaled this figure," the famed art museum said in its statement.
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In recent periods, they have equaled one-fifth or more of Valeant's operating cash flow, its financial filings show.
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It was the solution to that problem that was surprising: 10 men and one goal equaled a second life.
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"I don't think the president is happy that the Trump brand has equaled failure on immigration," the adviser said.
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He still has the talent, but recently his results haven't equaled the work he did during his Colorado heyday.
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It set an NHL postseason record that was equaled by Lemieux in 1989, but still stands to this day.
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Nashville's Roman Josi recorded his career-high 16th goal and equaled his all-time best point total of 61.
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My loathing of surprise fees is only equaled by my hatred for lugging a carry-on through the airport.
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The giddiness of getting to spotlight the people we admire is equaled only by the frustration its logistics inspire.
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Like an AI program gone sentient, The Bachelor's ruthlessness is only equaled by its perpetually adapting sense of innovation.
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He already has equaled his career best in wins, 231, that he first achieved in 27 with the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Entering the game averaging just 6.4 points per game, Anim nearly equaled it the first two times he shot it.
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McDavid has 153 points through seven games this season, a feat equaled by in franchise history only by Wayne Gretzky.
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Jeb Bush went toe-to-toe with billionaire businessman Donald Trump and equaled or got the better of his nemesis.
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"Reported time spent watching video on social and free online sources combined equaled 25 hours weekly," according to the report.
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Meanwhile, the costs of buying back shares to reduce that dilution equaled an average 1.6 percent of the outstanding shares.
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Suarez equaled his career-high with four RBIs on two-run, two-out hits in the first and fifth innings.
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The deal also provided the female players with travel and insurance provisions that equaled what the men's national team received.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Roger Federer's record of 20 Grand Slam titles could be equaled by Rafael Nadal at this Australian Open.
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Baffert equaled the record of 14 victories in Triple Crown races, matching Bravazo's 82-year-old trainer, D. Wayne Lukas.
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McDavid has 17 points through seven games this season, a feat equaled by in franchise history only by Wayne Gretzky.
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With Bertin's death on Monday, that number was equaled for 2019, but with three weeks still left in the year.
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The interior pressure from Jarrett, who has equaled his single-season sack total, has been a major factor all game.
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Even though county clerks do not perform marriage ceremonies in Kentucky, she argued that her name on the document equaled approval.
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The world's social progress score of 63 out of a maximum 100 equaled that of Mongolia or Kyrgyzstan, the index showed.
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RHP Rich Hill equaled his career high with 11 strikeouts on Saturday night and set a career high with two hits.
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The five road wins equaled the Finals record set by Boston-Milwaukee in 22 and tied by Chicago-Phoenix in 853.
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He already has equaled his career best in wins with 21 that he first achieved in 21 with the Philadelphia Phillies.
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His courage was matched by his compassion; and his dedication to country was equaled only by his devotion to his family.
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For example, Walgreens CEO Stefano Pessina owns more than 13% of Walgreens, which equaled about $12 billion as of June 2017.
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Rookie forward Dario Saric equaled his career highs of 21 points and 12 rebounds for Philadelphia, which dropped its sixth straight.
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She then revealed that the pause equaled the amount of time that her high school had been terrorized by the shooter.
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His total of three walks on Monday equaled his total from his previous seven starts combined; it did not exceed it.
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The CNN documentary equaled the best work of CBS News in the glory days of Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite.
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Related: Full poll results In 2014, 16% of Americans said the takeover of the US Senate by Republicans equaled a mandate.
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Elsewhere, Mr. Obama would have easily survived even if Mr. Romney had equaled George W. Bush's 246 share of Hispanic voters.
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In 2016, the gold in the world's e-waste equaled more than a tenth of the gold mined globally that year.
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The public portion of the debt equaled 234.7 percent of the gross domestic product in 216.1, and 235 percent in 2001.
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James made the first team for the 11th time, matching a record set by Karl Malone and equaled by Kobe Bryant.
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Perhaps, I imagine now, it is equaled only in the pleasure of imparting — really transmitting — something of yourself to your child.
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LaVorgna said the fiscal 2019 deficit equaled 4.6% of GDP, a multiyear high but well below the 10% pace of 2009.
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And that two-month inflow of $2000 billion also equaled the inflow figure for the past 5003-year period through August.
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To my way of thinking, an unmet opportunity to grow has always equaled tragedy, but here status quo is the goal.
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Meanwhile, CEO Ronald Clarke&aposs salary equaled the take-home pay of the CEOs of Visa and Mastercard combined, Bloomberg reported.
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A former semi-finalist at Melbourne Park, Cilic also equaled Goran Ivanisevic's Croatian record of 11 grand slam quarter-final appearances.
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The number of applications for delivery driving equaled just under half of the total applications for gig work across the country.
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America First Action brought in $2503 million, which equaled America First Policies' haul, a spokeswoman for the group, Kelly Sadler, told CNBC.
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Angela Stanford, who equaled the low round of the day with a 65, and Brittany Lincicome share second place at 10 under.
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His mastery of doctrine was equaled only by his conviction that law must aspire to justice, especially for the voiceless and vulnerable.
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Added together, the expenses and fees that Gay took home from Rebuilding America Now in the 18 months after 22017 equaled $22018,225.
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Holtby equaled a single-season NHL record with 48 wins, tying the mark set by New Jersey's Martin Brodeur in 2006-07.
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Sacramento 25 feet Equaled Brian Taylor's league-leading total from 1979-80, the first year the N.B.A. used the 3-point shot.
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Toronto's 33-23 halftime hole equaled its biggest of the season, which had come in a loss at Golden State in November.
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Even though county clerks do not perform marriage ceremonies in Kentucky, she argued that her name on the document equaled her approval.
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They also equaled the franchise record of 21 51.73-pointers (in 39 attempts), with Hield knocking down six and Barnes making five.
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The Kings equaled the franchise record of 21 3-pointers (in 39 attempts), with Hield knocking down six and Barnes making five.
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Morgan's five goals equaled a record for a Women's World Cup game set by Michelle Akers of the United States in 233.
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Afterward, Hamilton said he was humbled that he had equaled the number of titles won by Juan Manuel Fangio in the 1950s.
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Two weeks ago, at the Mexican Grand Prix, he equaled Alain Prost's 51 victories to move into second on the career list.
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Lamet's previous single-game strikeout high was 12, set against the Brewers in June and equaled against the Seattle Mariners last month.
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It is time for that to end for a player whose record 4,256 hits and 15,313 plate appearances may never be equaled.
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By 2012, the suit says, opioid prescriptions in Ohio equaled 68 pills a year for every resident of the state, including children.
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Put another way: the inflows in the first seven months have equaled about 9 percent of all the ETF assets under management.
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Tulsa senior guard Shaquille Harrison, who came into the game No. 2 in the AAC in scoring, equaled Cobb with 21 points.
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In every presidential election since 228, more women than men have cast votes, but their financial power has never equaled their electoral power.
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In every presidential election since 1980, more women than men have cast votes, but their financial power has never equaled their electoral power.
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Hamilton can set an all-time Formula One record of 28 scoring finishes in a row, having equaled Raikkonen's previous best of 27.
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Both then and now, this is a conviction on a scale of delusion equaled only by the fierceness with which it is held.
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I haven't tried this yet, but if I did and Billshark were successful, they'd charge a fee that equaled 40% of my savings.
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Molinari's final-round performance equaled the course record, which was also achieved this week by Kevin Streelman on Friday and Ancer on Saturday.
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DeRozan led Toronto with 36 points and DeMarre Carroll equaled his career best with 26 points, sinking a career-high six 3-pointers.
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No player at any position caught more touchdowns than Gronkowski during his NFL tenure, and only LeSean McCoy equaled his 80 total touchdowns.
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Choo's blast was his 22nd of the season, matching the career high he set with Cleveland in 2010 and equaled five years later.
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The "New Orders Index" equaled or topped 60 for the 15th-straight month while inventories remained low, both good news for ongoing growth.
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Over the last three years, such crimes have been declared by legal analysts with a certainty equaled only by their lack of permanency.
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Mickelson's four-round total of 267 equaled the previous record low at the British Open and it was not nearly — not nearly — enough.
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I remember thinking how guido Jeff looked here, the hair the white shoes, the acid washed pants all equaled 103.5 KTU to me!
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It equaled the most lopsided of their previous 29 matches, when Serena beat Venus, 6-1, 73-2, in Charleston, S.C., in 2013.
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After a score by Mallory Pugh, she equaled Michelle Akers' mark of five goals in a World Cup match in the 87th minute.
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It was $1.77 billion in fraudulent transactions, not the drop in share prices, that equaled nearly one-third of the bank's market value.
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Los Angeles also equaled the franchise mark set against Milwaukee on May 23, 2002, when Shawn Green hit four of the Dodgers' eight.
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Interest payments on the federal debt last year equaled 1.4 percent of the nation's annual economic output, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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Throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, processor manufacturers raced to offer processors with ever-increasing clock speeds, which more or less equaled performance.
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Wayne Rooney stands one goal from becoming Manchester United's career scoring leader, having equaled the franchise record of 249, set by Bobby Charlton.
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In total, the amount released equaled one quarter of all methane pollution from every other source in the L.A. basin for the entire year.
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Stenson won with the lowest total score in major championship history, 2853 strokes, to beat Mickelson, who equaled the previous Open record of 267.
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Mega-gifts, or those totaling $23.8 million or more, equaled at least $24 billion in 242.3, based on publicly announced contributions, the report said.
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First impression based on the trailer: OK, as you can tell, I assumed that Bradley Whitford plus this show's subject matter equaled a drama.
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Colorless obviously equaled mysterious, because if we didn't have garish neon colors to guide us, we had no way of understanding the flavor profiles!
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The two Americans both threatened to match the course record set by Nick Price in 1986 and equaled by Greg Norman a decade later.
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It was Schilt alone whose size was equaled by his skill and he fought in a way which accentuated all of those physical gifts.
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Meanwhile, world number 35 Verdasco has equaled his best performance in Paris by reaching the last 16 for the seventh time in 15 appearances.
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Vucevic matched his season high of 24 points against Minnesota and equaled his season best of 14 rebounds for the fourth time this season.
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It's an ignominious fall - with more than 903 outlets and 1,500 suppliers, turnover at the company once equaled nearly one percent of Kenyan GDP.
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An atom and an open slot was one bit, the 8x8 grid of atoms equaled a letter and multiple grids could equal stored text.
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The 214 total points equaled the season-low for the Cardinal, which was held to 22014 in a nonconference game against Wisconsin in November.
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In other words, the horrific wildfire season of 2017, which was the worst in California history, could be nearly equaled or exceeded this year.
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LF Justin Upton equaled his career best with six RBI Sunday on a two-run double plus the sixth grand slam of his career.
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Pittsburgh D Kris Letang scored his 11th goal Monday, matching his career best that was set in 2013-14 and equaled last season. 3.
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The Kings led 40-24 after the opening quarter and then equaled a franchise record by nine making 3-pointers in the second quarter.
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But his fund-raising prowess was equaled by his ability to spend the money at a rapid clip on a bevy of expensive consultants.
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The five runs Severino allowed in the inning equaled the number he had allowed in his other five starts since the All-Star break.
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Green's assist total, which came in just 23 minutes, equaled the number he recorded against Houston in 219 and matched against Charlotte in 123.
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According to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey, in 22016 immigrants exceeded or equaled their 21996% share of the national population in fourteen states.
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Veteran Ersan Ilyasova got the start in his place and equaled his season high with 18 points and grabbed a season-best 17 rebounds.
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Veteran Ersan Ilyasova got the start in his place and equaled his season high with 323 points and grabbed a season-best 232 rebounds.
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Despite the fact that the Democrats were in the minority, our campaign committee had in recent years equaled or surpassed the G.O.P. in fund-raising.
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The target surpasses the country's current record of 26 medals, set in 1994 at Lillehammer, Norway, and equaled at the 2014 Games in Sochi, Russia.
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Notably, however, at 463%, that university had the highest proportion of graduates with significant inherited wealth — a number equaled only by the University of Melbourne.
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By the following March, the number of SEC registrations for new token offerings equaled more than half the total ICO deal activity for the month.
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Profit-margin growth did stagnate in the fourth quarter, as the number of panelists that reported rising margins equaled the share that said margins fell.
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Win or lose, four of six non-endorsers either equaled or outperformed Trump's percentages of statewide vote: McCain (AZ), Ayotte (NC), Portman (OH), Toomey (PA).
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"I haven't paid attention to that," Chicago shortstop Tim Anderson, who equaled his career best with four hits against Detroit, avowed of watching the standings.
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The 15 assists equaled a career-best, set Friday against the Los Angeles Lakers when he went for 31 points, 13 rebounds and 15 assists.
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Nani put Portugal in front with a clinical finish from close range on a day when Ronaldo equaled Luis Figo's Portugal record of 127 caps.
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She made records here with names like "Moscow-New-York" and "Come to USA" but never equaled the renown she had in the Soviet Union.
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Leading scorer Larry Austin Jr. equaled his season average with 19 points while chipping in five rebounds and five assists for the Chippewas (173-2).
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This stark dramatic high point comes early, and it's never quite equaled, which is why if this is a Shakespeare work, it's a secondary one.
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The 21-year-old equaled the season's best in high jump with a leap of 2.40 meters at the Monaco Diamond League meeting last month.
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The three earned runs allowed in the second equaled the combined total of the earned runs Arrieta allowed in his previous six starts against Pittsburgh.
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But despite shooting in the 22s all four rounds, Koepka could not keep up with Woodland, whose 69 equaled his highest score of the week.
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She said she had gone to Six Flags Great Adventure, which is also in New Jersey, and nothing equaled the fear factor at Action Park.
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He equaled career highs by allowing seven runs, six of them earned, and lost to the Rays for the first time in nine career starts.
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But for that same month, Shkreli was telling investors in the fund that the total value of their investments then equaled $3.07 million, Braconi said.
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While COLA increases since 23.3 cumulatively have equaled 46 percent — matching inflation over those years — typical retiree expenses grew by 96.3 percent, the study shows.
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The 259-year-old even had a birdie putt on the 258th for a 22018 which would have equaled the lowest round in professional golf.
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Guillermo del Toro's best work — in films like "Pan's Labyrinth" and "Hellboy 2: The Golden Army" — combines rousing storytelling with a rarely equaled visual splendor.
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Argentina has given itself a deadline of March 220 to work up a restructuring of its debt, which equaled 95% of its GDP last year.
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He equaled Spieth's one under on the back nine, but the damage was done: Mickelson's 74 left him outside the top 20 at two over.
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Brook Lopez, who led the Nets with 22 points, equaled his career high for a game by making four 3-pointers in the first quarter.
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Companies focused on R&D and capex have underperformed the S&P 500 by four percentage points, while buyback-focused stocks have equaled the index.
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Sophomore forward Gary Clark equaled his season high with 14 rebounds, including eight on the offensive glass, to go with seven points and four assists.
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Stockman explained that in the early 80's when Reagan took office, debt was at a $13 trillion which equaled around 30 percent of U.S. GDP.
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The war against Saddam pushed Bush to a level of unprecedented popularity that was equaled only by his son after the 290/22014 attacks on America.
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Most recently, Bieber posted a picture to Instagram in May of an equation that suggested that Michael Jackson "plus" iconic rapper Tupac Shakur "equaled" Brown, 29.
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She also set the tournament scoring record of 265 in 2013, which was equaled by So Yeon Ryu the following season and Ariya Jutanugarn in 2016.
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In 250 BC, Greek mathematician Archimedes sat down in a public bath and realized that the volume of water displaced equaled the volume of his body.
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Cleveland equaled the club mark set last season with a 5-1 victory on Wednesday and is a major league-best 193-11 since July 21.
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On Friday, the "Sorry" singer, 25, posted a picture to Instagram of an equation that suggested that Jackson "plus" iconic rapper 2Pac (Shakur) "equaled" Brown, 29.
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Although many conservative economists predicted doom from the 1982 tax increase, which equaled 1 percent of G.D.P., the beginning of the boom coincided with its enactment.
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"It was pretty cool to be out there at 29:2101 in the morning and have an atmosphere like that," said McIlroy, who equaled Woods's 212.
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Such spending equaled 22012 percent of the nation's economic output in the second quarter of 231, the lowest level on record, according to Census Bureau data.
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American, for example, last week reported Pacific-region revenue dropped 9% last year to $1.5 billion, which equaled less than 4% of its total passenger revenue.
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" The chances of Singh's being 119 and a competitive runner probably equaled the odds of "building a rocket ship and going to Pluto," Perls said. "Inconceivable.
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Ottawa again dominated in shots in the frame 15-7, as the 5.8 shots on goal by Boston equaled its lowest through 40 minutes this season.
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Boyle scored the game-winning goal and sparked his teammates with an emotional display that resulted in a three-point performance that equaled his career high.
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Southgate's inexperienced side were not tipped to go far in the tournament but they have equaled their best finish since winning the World Cup in 1966.
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Deck armament often equaled that of coastal and riverine gunboats—one or two artillery pieces plus several machine-gun mounts for anti-aircraft and surface attack.
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"We are very motivated by having equaled the Ferrari all-time record of five consecutive double championships and there's a sixth one that is there," said Wolff.
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The 26-year-old Smith equaled his longest start of the season, departing after pinch hitter Travis Jankowski opened the bottom of the eighth with a single.
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Thailand's P.K. Kongkraphan and Englishwomen Mel Reid and Charley Hull equaled Stanford for the low round of the day, though all three still have work to do.
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A survey by Mahaney found the device's brand awareness in the United States already equaled 80 percent of Alexa's, despite being on the market for fewer months.
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On April 28, they lost their 21st game of the season in 21 tries, a record for start-of-season futility that has yet to be equaled.
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With his victory on Monday, while his former coach Stefan Edberg was in his box providing support, he equaled Martina Navratilova's record for Grand Slam singles victories.
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"In the past 35 years, our population growth has equaled two countries like Algeria and Saudi Arabia combined," Mr. Garhy said of the country's 91 million people.
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You'd have to reuse a paper bag at least three times before its environmental impact equaled that of a high-density polyethylene plastic bag used only once.
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And the second quarter's performance — the best quarterly showing since 2014 — was equaled or exceeded in just four quarters during the eight years of the Obama administration.
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Clinton has equaled her previous high-water mark in the RealClearPolitics average (6.8 points on June 238) and the HuffPost Pollster model (250 points on June 241).
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"That was one of the best rounds I've played probably as a professional," said Koepka, whose 63 equaled the second-lowest round in any men's major championship.
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Some 14% of non-elderly adults with employer coverage said their out-of-pocket medical expenses equaled 10% or more of their family's income, the fund found.
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Jerry Nadler, the current chair of the House Judiciary Committee, has argued that his current oversight of the Trump administration equaled the beginnings of an impeachment inquiry.
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Defenseman Alex Pietrangelo, the team's captain, had 31 points through 41 games, and center Brayden Schenn had already equaled his goal output from last season with 17.
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Dayton, whose only losses were in overtime to Kansas and Colorado, equaled its best conference start since also winning its first nine league games in 2003-04.
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A fear of being forgotten on her birthday prompted 21895 years of elaborate dinners in which she would invite the number of people that equaled her age.
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Issuances of BAA debt have equaled or outpaced new sales of riskier high-yield debt every quarter since the fourth quarter of 2016, according to the Fed.
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Wesson, a 6-foot-9 sophomore from nearby Westerville, Ohio, in the first half nearly equaled his career best of 183 points at Wisconsin on Dec. 2.
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The Spice Girls brought Girl Power to the masses in the late '90s with style, sass, and a string of bangers seldom equaled in the history of pop.
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Boston's Brad Marchand reached the 227-goal mark for a fourth straight season and equaled his career high of 210 points with two goals and an assist Tuesday.
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The three RBIs equaled his previous career total and were the most for a Twins pitcher since RHP Luis Tiant had three against the Milwaukee Brewers in 1970.
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That law allowed inmates convicted of violent crimes between 1977 and 1987 to be automatically released if their "good behavior" credit plus their time served equaled their sentence.
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Another pole position on Saturday would be a Formula One record, after Hamilton equaled former Ferrari driver Michael Schumacher's 68 in Belgium last weekend, and looks highly likely.
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Howe never equaled what had been the single-season goal record of 50, set by the Canadiens' Richard in 1944-45, falling one goal short eight seasons later.
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Jason Day, who equaled the course record Thursday with an opening nine-under-par 63, posted a 73 but remained comfortably ahead of the pack after 54 holes.
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"While there have been experiments with linear drives, ones with a straight-line pedal path, no linear drive has equaled the performance of traditional bicycle cranks," Krause said.
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OAKMONT, Pa. — Third-ranked Rory McIlroy, the 73 United States Open champion, equaled his worst start in eight appearances in the event with a seven-over-par 77.
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SIPRI data showed military spending equaled 1.2 percent of GDP in Germany - Europe's largest economy - last year, based on GDP estimates for 2018 from the International Monetary Fund.
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In the final, Pliskova equaled that feat with a breathtaking display of power tennis, outhitting Angelique Kerber in nearly every baseline exchange to win, 6-3, 6-1.
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Freshman Kevin Huerter added 19 points as Maryland (19-2, 7-1 Big 10) equaled the 633-game start by the 1998-99 team led by Steve Francis.
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The nine elder statesmen who reached this stage also equaled the record for the most men in their 30s to reach the fourth round of a Grand Slam.
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Fourteen sacks plus eight interceptions, including five in the past four games by the young safety Landon Collins, have equaled a five-game winning streak for the Giants.
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That equaled Norway's record group-stage tally of 17 set in 1995 but despite Sweden's determined resistance, the mark seemed destined to be beaten at the Stade Oceane.
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Stock for the Amazon honcho's company surged 12 percent in a matter of 15 minutes Thursday afternoon, which equaled an astounding 11-digit increase to his bottom line.
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If the bonds were held to maturity, the investments would have earned a 4.56 percent annual return and equaled $1 million to the winner's charity after ten-years.
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Fontaine said the 370 million tonnes of carbon emissions from the fires so far equaled about two-thirds of annual emissions for the Australian continent from all sources.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - American Noah Lyles equaled the year's best 200 meters time when he stormed home in 19.69 seconds at the Lausanne Diamond League meeting on Thursday.
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The 22013-year-old Stenson's round equaled the lowest in any major championship and his winning total was also a record for any of the 'Big Four' tournaments.
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I'm no fan of smoking and avoid bars because I can't stand the smell of secondhand smoke, but it was obvious that smoking for this man equaled freedom.
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"Regardless of whether those often rhetorical measuring sticks were relevant in the past when trade agreements simply equaled tariff reductions, they vitally miss the mark today," he added.
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Led by 29 points from all-star point guard Kyle Lowry, the Raptors equaled their franchise best nine-game winning streak Tuesday by defeating the Washington Wizards 106-89.
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Detroit limited opponents to 43 points per game in its six previous outings, but the Clippers almost equaled that total in three quarters, finishing the period leading 91-55.
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The Briton's fifth success in 12 races this season, and 58th of his career, came a day after he equaled Michael Schumacher's all-time record of 68 pole positions.
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The Ducks again responded and equaled their largest lead of the game, 12 points, when Richardson sank two free throws with 9:14 left to make is 65-53.
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But chances are that with a warming climate leading to drier vegetation and more erratic precipitation patterns, that record may be equaled or even toppled sooner rather than later.
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Caerus said that growth in Kate Spade's revenue and EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization) equaled or topped those of its peers, Michael Kors Holding Inc KORS.
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Caris LeVert equaled a career high with 27 points for the Nets, and he drove to the basket in the final seconds with his team down by a point.
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"We put in place health and safety measures no one else in the industry equaled, but once the County made its statement, we needed to reschedule," he told TechCrunch.
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Through his first 12 holes, he made eight birdies, and for a second consecutive day, the tournament record of 63, equaled by Webb Simpson 24 hours before, was endangered.
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James, of the Cleveland Cavaliers, made the first team for the 11th time, matching a record set by the Hall of Famer Karl Malone and equaled by Kobe Bryant.
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It turns out, however, that the cost of the exercise would have equaled a fraction of the cost for just a single F/A-295 Super Hornet fighter jet.
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Hamilton, 34, has a contract with Mercedes until the end of 2020, by which time he could have equaled Ferrari great Michael Schumacher's unprecedented seven titles and broken other records.
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"I don't know if it's one thing or another, but I've just always felt good in this rink for some reason," said Schneider, whose save total equaled a season high.
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Thomas equaled his season high and fell one point short of his career high as Boston won for the third time in four games and the sixth time in eight.
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It was the third pole position of the season for Marquez, who equaled Italian Valentino Rossi's premier class record of 55 and trails all-time leader Mick Doohan by three.
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The 235-year-old struck out a season-high eight batters and 2486 in his last two starts, the latter of which equaled the sum of his previous five outings.
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In 2900, Harry Truman was at 220006 percent approval and lost 2202 House seats, while in 2628 his approval rating equaled Trump's current standing and Truman's party lost 28500 seats.
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Dave Reichert (WA-21.1), Republican Dino Rossi led the field with a $21.1,000 haul, though the two leading Democrats -- Kim Schrier ($482,000) and Jason Rittereiser ($222,000) -- nearly equaled that total.
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Tens of millions actually went to medical research or to provide vaccinations in Africa, where it is relatively simple to demonstrate that a donation equaled a quantifiable number of inoculations.
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Eugene Omoruyi scored 19 points for Rutgers (11-10, 373-7) and Caleb McConnell equaled his career high with 14 points, but the Scarlet Knights' three-game winning streak ended.
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I loved 27A for its misdirection – instead of a sign to anagram, "crazy" in this instance equaled MENTAL, so you got Dorothy's aunt EM, MENTAL about Hot, which became EMMENTHAL.
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Leonard, who equaled his season-best with 793 points in a 279-91 victory against Cleveland on Friday night, was held out of the second of back-to-back games.
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Yet in 230, health care spending in the US equaled more than 2000 percent of the country's GDP, while the share of health spending in Britain was only 603 percent.
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Pricing at the bottom end of the target range of 15 reais to 19 reais, Petrobras Distribuidora's enterprise value equaled around seven times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization.
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For comparison, the Carribean had just 50 fish over the same area and still couldn't be equaled by the northern Great Barrier Reef which had 220 per 1,000 square feet.
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Costs and expenses shrank more than expected in the first quarter, while capital spending on new processing equipment equaled one-eighth of the 400 million reais budgeted for this year.
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TrimTabs said its research showed that the eight-day inflow equaled 163 percent of the funds' assets and broke the previous eight-day record of $43.5 billion set in August 2007.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The earth is on track for its warmest year on record after October temperatures equaled the third-warmest for the month ever, a U.S. government agency said on Thursday.
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This weekend's Belgian race could also see one of his records equaled, with Mercedes driver and triple world champion Lewis Hamilton needing one pole position to match the German's unprecedented 68.
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The jury award equaled roughly the difference between what the Nacchios spent overall, and what they would have spent in 2000 had they been sold the policies they wanted, Nagel added.
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Tampa Bay, which has won seven straight at home and earned a point in 10 consecutive there, equaled Detroit's record of 50 wins in 66 games from the 1995-96 season.
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In all, his total pay for 2014 of $16 million, not including the supplemental award, equaled that of Gregory Fleming, the former head of wealth management, who is leaving the firm.
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Buddy Hield equaled Young's point total with 20 for the Kings, whose three-game winning streak came to an end, one that included a 129-0003 triumph at Cleveland on Friday.
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According to the Tax Policy Center, the nation's tax revenue in 2015 equaled 26 percent of the gross domestic product, compared to an average of 34 percent average among developed economies.
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In Austria, it was not just his 10th-place finish that was impressive, but also his 12th position in qualifying, which equaled the best qualifying position ever for a Manor car.
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Tampa Bay, which has won seven straight at home and earned a point in 2106 consecutive there, equaled Detroit's record of 231 wins in 3 games from the 227-21 season.
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The television viewership nearly equaled the record for a Democratic primary debate, set in October 20153 for a matchup on CNN that included Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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As she fielded the phone calls and emails canceling orders that equaled 95 percent of her business, she imagined the sales pitches she could make to people now working from home.
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As she fielded the phone calls and emails canceling orders that equaled 95 percent of her business, she imagined the sales pitches she could make to people now working from home.
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When Roosevelt won in 2900, federal spending equaled 220006 percent of GDP and federal taxes, 2202 percent; when he sought reelection in 2628, they were 28500 percent and 6900 percent, respectively.
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The fifth straight 30-point game by Booker tied a record previously set by Charlie Scott from March 13-21, 1973, and equaled by Charles Barkley from March 21-28, 1993.
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Ottawa had mostly neutralized the high-powered Penguins in the first three games, holding them to just three goals — a mark they equaled in less than 32 minutes of Game 4.
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Rodrigo do Nascimento clocked 10.27 seconds to beat U.S. favorite Mike Rodgers by two-hundredths of a second, and Paulo Andre de Oliveira equaled Rodgers' time of 10.29 to win his race.
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Combining all the units, which include Nest thermostats, fiber for high-speed Internet, health-tech division Verily and autonomous vehicles, revenue equaled $197 million, or less than 1 percent of Alphabet's sales.
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The Germans equaled Spain's record from the 2008-9 qualifying campaign for the 2010 World Cup with their 663th victory but they could boast an even better goal difference than the Spaniards.
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Ward equaled his season high with 22 points, and Jackson notched the third double-double of his freshman season as No. 3 Michigan State overpowered Nebraska 86-363 at the Breslin Center.
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The German equaled the achievement of compatriot Michael Schumacher in winning seven successive races, with only Vettel (nine in 2013 with Red Bull) and the late Italian Alberto Ascari ahead of them.
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A transportation study by the statistical analysis media site FiveThirtyEight showed that completing 85 percent of trips on public transit and 15 percent with Uber roughly equaled the cost of car ownership.
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The Los Angeles Kings equaled their best 11-game start to a season in franchise history while the St. Louis Blues remain the NHL's lone undefeated team at home in 2017-18.
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I found this kit at my local CVS, but I was hesistant at first because the price of the entire kit equaled to around half the price of the cheapest salon wax.
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"This was a good showing for a month of December, equaled or bettered in only three of the last 13 years," said Marc Pinsonneault, a senior economist at National Bank of Canada.
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The Celtics, not known for their board work, ran up a 48-30 margin on the glass, improving to 13-215 in games where they have either topped or equaled the opposition.
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New York closer Jeurys Familia leads the majors with 42 saves and needs only one more to match last year's total, which equaled the club record set by Armando Benitez in 2001.
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Under a 4 percent N.G.D.P. target, for example, the Fed would aim for a combination of inflation and growth that equaled 4 percent, such as 2 percent inflation and 2 percent growth.
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Freshman kicker Quinn Nordin was named the Big Ten's Special Teams Player of the Week after he equaled a program record with five field goals, including a 220-yard attempt, just before halftime.
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King hit two 3-pointers midway through the second half when Oregon equaled its biggest lead at 54-50 with nine minutes remaining before the Sun Devils went on their game-changing run.
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During Kennedy's 2012 primary for his congressional seat, he took 90% of the vote and almost equaled that vote tally six years later when he ran against another candidate from his own party.
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She added that the superintendent was always getting credit for the teachers' work and that his raise of $38,000 equaled the annual salary of a teacher, or two cafeteria workers, or two janitors.
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At the band's heart during their mid-'60s creative peak was a 20-something kid from Hawthorne, California named Brian Wilson, whose astonishing popular success as a songwriter is equaled by his innovation.
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But the effort I put in to actually buy it was minimal—I didn't even have to make sure I was home when it was delivered—and my sense of accomplishment equaled that.
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And while they might have the talent for that, it then strands them within a tedious, drawn-out plot, after a jaunty opening number that isn't equaled for the next nearly two hours.
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"He is definitely the guy are we going to hear about a lot," he said of Zverev, who has equaled his best slam result after also reaching round three of the French Open.
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McKinley Wright IV added 12 points and a team-high six assists for the Buffaloes, who equaled USC's 10 3-pointers but shot just 41.5 percent overall compared to the Trojans' 53.8 percent.
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SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium (Reuters) - Triple world champion Lewis Hamilton equaled Formula One great Michael Schumacher's all-time record of 68 pole positions on Saturday with a dominant performance in Belgian Grand Prix qualifying.
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Zenefits offered its employees a buyout package that equaled two months' severance in an effort to effectively reset the culture of the company, of which Sacks said around 10 percent of employees accepted.
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All three banks benefit from significant and stable state-related funding which, excluding budgetary funds, at end-1H16 equaled to 12%, 13% and 21% of total funding at Ziraat, Halk and Vakifbank, respectively.
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The two-time reigning United States Open champion, Koepka finished two strokes ahead of Woods, whose 2324 equaled the low round of the day, and three ahead of Scott, who shot a 3403.
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He had already trekked through the desert and been introduced to mountain oysters (more on that later) by a pair of Tucson natives with storytelling skills that equaled their pride in their hometown.
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The amount of money lost by banks during the mortgage crisis combined with the federal assistance they received under the Troubled Asset Relief Program equaled nearly 6 percent of their assets, he said.
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The 8.3 million people who watched on Tuesday roughly equaled the number of viewers for a 2008 matchup between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, days before the so-called Super Tuesday primary night.
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He also won gold medals in the 400-meter relay in both Olympics, and his total of four gold medals equaled the four in 19933 by Jesse Owens, his hometown hero in Cleveland.
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That equaled 85033 million more contributions than the same period in the 2018 election cycle, and more than six times as many donations as through the same point in the 2016 election cycle.
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That's good for a 72 percent completion rate and, more important, the win put Minnesota at 4-0—tops in the NFC, and equaled only by the Denver Broncos for best in the NFL.
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His strikeout total was his fewest since April 17 when he fanned three against the Los Angeles Angels and the three home runs he allowed equaled his season total heading into his ninth start.
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Despite all of these delays and cost overruns, NASA has still been giving "award fees" to Boeing and Lockheed, the primary contractors for SLS and Orion respectively, that have equaled out to $200 million.
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Moore (20-235) matched his season high with 290 strikeouts, equaled his longest outing and set a season low for hits and runs — this after getting only one win in his previous nine starts.
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Sentiment in the industry sector recorded its largest drop in about eight years, equaled only by a similar fall in April, the Commission said, as the export-driven sector suffers from global trade tensions.
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The National Corn Growers Association said that for its members the first round of bailout equaled about a penny a bushel, and that corn lost an average of 44 cents per bushel in 2018.
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In a 2015 report, McKinsey estimated that if women's labor force participation equaled that of men, it would generate a total of $85033 trillion additional dollars in annual GDP for the Asia-Pacific region.
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Kucherov leads the team with 23 points – eight more than defenseman Victor Hedman, who is riding a five-game streak and has equaled his career high of 22, which he set in 2013-14.
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In general, this wasn't exactly a bad thing—Moore was one of the best college basketball players ever, and has equaled her success on the pro level—but it presented Stanford with an opportunity.
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Better blocking also helped open up the rushing attack, which produced 248 yards after gaining only 210 against UMass, a total that was almost equaled by freshman Lamical Perine (105 yards on 17 carries).
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The beginnings On the set of Cleopatra in Rome in 1961, Taylor was drawn to Burton, the rough-edged Welsh actor who played Mark Antony and whose passion for life and love equaled her own.
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At least that's what Ballard hoped would happen—he was a very wealthy man with millions of (Canadian) dollars in assets at stake, and so competition in any form equaled a potentially bad business outcome.
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Ronaldo, Portugal's all-time leading scorer and most-capped international, equaled Frenchman Michel Platini's record of nine goals in European Championship finals after scoring his teams's first in the 2-0 win over the Welsh.
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Also on Wednesday, the U.K. Trade Union Congress reported that British workers had suffered a steep fall in real wages equaled only by Greece among members of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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In the 12 months through July, the primary deficit, which reflects government accounts before interest payments, equaled 2.54 percent of GDP, a far cry from more than 3 percent surpluses just a few years ago.
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Chupkov, the defending champion, knocked 0.55 seconds off the previous record of 2:06.67, which was set by Japan's Ippei Watanabe in Tokyo in 2017 and equaled by Australian Matthew Wilson in Thursday's semi-finals.
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Kyle Seager hit two solo home runs for the Mariners, who avoided being swept by Toronto in the four-game series and snapped a five-game losing streak that equaled their worst of the season.
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When East German female swimmers fortified by a systematic, state-sponsored drug program crushed their American rivals at the 1976 Montreal Games, the notion that PED use equaled cheating was given a Cold War boost.
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Rosneft spokesman Mikhail Leontyev said the arrest of the shares, which halts their use but does not seize them, was a "security measure" and the shares arrested equaled the value of Rosneft claims against Sistema.
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Those two weeks were equaled in their hallucinatory intensity, at that point, only by the five-day period I had spent writing the Antarctic "Radioman" section of "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay" years before.
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They must have been fond of us New Yorkers: We made it, and prominently so, onto what Mr. Riley said is one of the most famous Beatles images, equaled only by the Abbey Road cover.
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Rivals may think he's mad, but it works for a man who last January equaled Britain's best ever World Cup result with a stunning second place in Kitzbuehel - one of the showcase slaloms of the season.
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Either way, it's worth noting that this means both the UK and Italy will soon have cutting-edge power projection capabilities, equaled only by the US and substantially better than the vast majority of the planet.
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Golden State played without Kevin Durant (sprained left knee), who contributed 23 points, 10 rebounds, seven assists and three steals to the earlier win at Boston, which equaled the Celtics' most lopsided loss of the season.
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LeBron equaled his mark of 41 points from Game 5, joining Jerry West, Rick Barry, Michael Jordan, and Shaq as the only guys to have back-to-back 40-point games in the a Finals series.
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The conditions in Willow are much improved this year, but the problem is in Anchorage, where the snowfall in the city for the past two years has equaled only about two-thirds of a normal year.
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It also broke the rule that said two of something equaled a plural, and it also made me find a synonym for "skip" that just didn't come to me until I'd gotten a lot of crosses.
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I had a boss with an old school point of view on remote work: out of sight equaled out of mind, and out of luck for the employee because the assumption was that work wasn't happening.
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One Andrew Wiggins was better than five Lakers as the Canadian kid equaled the entire Los Angeles starting lineup in scoring while delivering a career-high 47 points in a 125-99 Timberwolves win on Sunday.
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Adam Jones, Manny Machado and Mark Trumbo all had two RBIs apiece and Jonathan Schoop hit a solo homer for Baltimore, which equaled the longest road skid in team history after Thursday's 22-25 series-opening loss.
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The Rangers have posted 52 wins at home, matching the club record set in 1978 and equaled in 2011, and have closed within two of tying the franchise mark for victories in a season (96 in 2011).
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Ryding had equaled Britain's best-ever World Cup result in January when he was second in the slalom at Kitzbuhel and had looked on course to go one better after clocking the fastest opening run of 50.29.
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Victoria claimed to Theodore Tilton in a biographical sketch that he wrote of her that she and Tennessee amassed a fortune of $700,000 in this way—which would have equaled to a few million in modern currency.
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But there had apparently been too much action on Chicago, because by the time the game started, the Bears were ten-point favorites, and most sportsbooks at the time didn't pay out if you equaled the spread.
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Mr. Trump mocked that outcome, suggesting that each day his former aide would spend in prison equaled $2 million in the special counsel's budget, even though Mr. Mueller's team has secured five other guilty pleas or convictions.
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Although no less than Diana Vreeland once said Mr. Mackie's "superb clothes are not equaled in even French workrooms," New York snobs often dismissed him as merely a Los Angeles costumer, not a true Seventh Avenue designer.
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Whereas the pilot, in which the classicism and the phantasmagoria perfectly coexist, hasn't really been equaled (except perhaps in the early episodes of "The X-Files," which, paradoxically, are heavily indebted to the later, spookshow "Twin Peaks").
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Over the past three seasons, he is 35-28 with a 3.68 E.R.A. C. J. McCollum equaled his career high with 5003 points, including 10 straight in the fourth quarter, and Portland won at Memphis, 100-94.
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He was likely referring to his rivalry with the Federalists and its allied press, which the University of Virginia's Miller Center describes as having "reached a level of personal animosity seldom equaled in American politics" in 1800.
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Thompson, who threw 87 pitches (only 49 strikes), also equaled a 114-year-old club record when he struck out four batters in the second inning, the first of which, David Dahl, reached on a wild pitch.
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TV: Noon ET, Fox Sports Network ABOUT YOUNGSTOWN STATE (2-223): Sophomore guard Braun Hartfield equaled a career high with five 22-pointers en route to 25 points and dished out five assists in the loss to DePaul.
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The judges concluded that authorities could not turn the cell phones people carry into real-time tracking devices without a warrant, shooting down the state's assertion that merely turning on a cell phone equaled consent to be tracked.
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The amount of methane leaked from U.S. oil and gas wells and related infrastructure in 2015 equaled about 2.3 percent of the country's overall natural gas output, a study led by the Environmental Defense Fund advocacy group said.
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EUGENE, Oregon (Reuters) - Keni Harrison equaled the second-fastest 100 meters hurdles ever run and fellow American Justin Gatlin breezed to a sparkling but wind-assisted 100 meters victory at the Prefontaine Classic Diamond League meeting on Saturday.
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Employing the golden cross strategy resulted in a return that equaled or beat the market more than half the time since at least 1990, based on the compound annual growth rate for the S&P 500, Stovall said.
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In the same time period, Requests for Evidence seeking additional documentation in the fourth quarter of 2017 nearly equaled the total amount of Requests for Evidence from the year's other three quarters combined (63,184 and 63,20173 requests, respectively).
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Monday night's 58th annual Grammy Awards will feature a showdown between Taylor Swift, who received seven nominations; "To Pimp a Butterfly" artist Kendrick Lamar, who topped all performers with 11 nods; and The Weeknd, who equaled Swift's tally.
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The 19.7 million cases of sexually transmitted infections that occurred in 2008 in the US equaled about $15.6 billion in total lifetime direct medical costs, according to a study published in the journal Sexually Transmitted Diseases in 2013.
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This month, Sei Young Kim, 25, shot 31-under par at the Thornberry Creek L.P.G.A. Classic in Wisconsin to surpass the tour scoring record — set by Sorenstam in 2001 and equaled by Kim in 2016 — by four strokes.
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Of course it didn't have a technological takeoff; but peace, interregional trade, and a sophisticated business and financial system made it surprisingly productive, with an overall standard of living probably not equaled until the 17th century Dutch Republic.
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Orioles RH Ubaldo Jimenez (7-11, 43) Archer has equaled Tanyon Sturtze's club record for losses in a season but has pitched well over the last two months, allowing three runs or fewer in nine of 10 starts.
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"The fairytale continues for us, for me, it's incredible," Federer, who equaled Novak Djokovic and Roy Emerson's Australian Open haul, said on court as wife Mirka and Australian great Rod Laver recorded to the moment with their mobile phones.
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Vonn, who equaled the 19803-year-old downhill record of Annemarie Moser-Proell when she won her 36th World Cup race in the discipline on Saturday, clocked one minute 12.75 seconds to beat Switzerland's Lara Gut by 0.7 seconds.
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That has equaled, so far, building this very modern essential products, that we hope become icons in the same way an iPhone or a Air Jordan become essential products across ... So like, Boy Brow is like an Air Jordan.
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Stephens, who equaled her best result in Miami having also reached the quarter-finals in 23, will next face German 26th seed Angelique Kerber, a 43-24(26) 22-6(5) 6-3 winner over Chinese qualifier Wang Yafan.
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Taillon permitted four runs versus the Cubs to eclipse the total of his first two starts while the eight hits he allowed equaled the number in those two outings since being recalled from Triple-A Indianapolis on June 22.
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The combined support of the two centrist parties scarcely equaled that of the Five Star Movement, "a typical Italian product, with a little bit of everything, mostly incompetence," as Claudio Gatti, a prominent Italian journalist, put it to me.
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Wright's three women's major victories in a single year (she won the United States Women's Open, the L.P.G.A. Championship and the Titleholders in 1961) have been equaled only by Babe Zaharias (1950), Pat Bradley (1986) and Inbee Park (2013).
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Hirscher, who will chase an elusive first Olympic gold medal at Pyeongchang next month, equaled Hermann Maier's total of 54 World Cup wins as he claimed his sixth slalom victory this season and moved closer to a seventh successive overall title.
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In all, about one in three U.S. farms raising grain and other row crops, not including cotton, last year were categorized by the department as "highly leveraged" or "very highly leveraged," meaning their debts equaled at least 41 percent of assets.
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Rickie Fowler, considered one of the world's best players without a major title to his name, equaled McIlroy for the low round of the week with a seven-under 65 that left him alone in third place, five back of Reed.
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But the Texan, seeking his second PGA Tour win of the season, looked more than comfortable on his first trek around the TPC River Highlands layout where he had it all clicking and equaled his low round of the year.
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Reds 12, Giants 4 Nick Senzel led off the first and second innings with home runs, and Jose Iglesias equaled his career-high with four RBIs, helping host Cincinnati salvage a split of its four-game series against San Francisco.
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While no laugh-track-free comedy has ever equaled the broad success of Friends or Seinfeld, it may be pointless to try and aim for that kind of popularity in today's fragmented TV market, and people who try usually fail.
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A mother of two daughters, ages 6 and 2, in Washington DC, she opted to leave her job as a public school art teacher because the family's day care costs nearly equaled her paycheck after taxes, union dues and pension.
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One of the players who equaled Mickelson's four-over score was Neal Lancaster, who stood at eight over after 63 holes, then closed in six under to post the first sub-30 score for nine holes in the event's history.
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Not only did Apple end its value run at a 9.5% index weight, but the stock's 5.14% contribution to the total index return roughly equaled that of JP Morgan, AT&T, Brookfield Asset Management, Citigroup, Costco, Walmart, and Procter & Gamble combined.
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The French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies reported this week that visitor numbers at the end of 1633 equaled those from the end of 24, suggesting that France would maintain its status as the world's most-visited country.
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In 21990, the researchers found, someone in the top 21 percent earned on average the equivalent of $428,200 a year in 2014 dollars — about 27 times more than the typical person in the bottom half, whose annual income equaled $16,000.
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But when he died on July 19503 in Los Angeles at 21950, he had never quite equaled the fame and commercial success achieved in the United States by other stars in his literary constellation — none of whom burned more blisteringly.
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What's happening: For the first time, the value of online purchases with debit and credit cards in 2018 nearly equaled that of in-person card spending, according to a new report from the Federal Reserve, which cites the latest data available.
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In King's absence her great rival Yuliya Efimova, who served a 20203-month doping ban in 22020, posted the quickest time of the semi-finals (2200:250) while in the men's semi Australian Matthew Wilson equaled Ippei Watanabe's world record of 2:06.67.
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That's a state where large minority and white-collar populations, largely in the state's booming Northern Virginia suburbs outside Washington DC, are balanced (though not equaled) by substantial concentrations of rural and evangelical whites, mostly in the state's southern and western counties.
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Nice phone plus high price hasn't equaled many sales, but HTC truly compounded its woes with a horribly uncompetitive midrange offering: the Desire 530 and 630 launched at MWC this year were out-specced in practically every way by cheaper Chinese alternatives.
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He was tied with the rookie Bryson DeChambeau, who posted a 211, and with two players who did not finish: Daniel Summerhays, whose 210 in the second round equaled the low score of the week, and the two-time major winner Zach Johnson.
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Unfortunately, these efforts issued in the racist pseudo-science of Voltaire and Hume (or so Gray claims), while all attempts to inaugurate the rule of reason have resulted in bloody fanaticisms, from Jacobinism to Bolshevism, that equaled the worst atrocities attributable to believers.
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No. 212 Gonzaga 27, Pacific 23 Killian Tillie matched his season high of 23 points, collected eight rebounds and equaled his career high of four blocked shots to help the Bulldogs beat the Tigers in the West Coast Conference mismatch in Spokane, Wash.
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Meanwhile, Lynn (15-11) continually pitched his way out of trouble with his 12 strikeouts, which equaled his previous best from 2012 as a St. Louis Cardinal against the Chicago White Sox and matched earlier this season for the Rangers against Houston.
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"When I was younger, leather equaled luxury, and people could not get their head around the fact that I was not using leather," said Ms. McCartney, who has made animal rights a focus for her vegan brand since its founding in 2001.
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According to David Worlock, the N.C.A.A.'s director of media coordination/statistics, the Sooners' 23-point margin of victory equaled Mississippi State's over Stanford in 2005 and trailed only Purdue's 24, over L.S.U in 2003, and Pittsburgh's 53, over Colorado in 2014.
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The 30-year-old, who equaled her former diving partner's Guo Jingjing's record of four gold medals at the 2012 Olympics, will lead China's 13-member team who are expected to dominate after winning six out of eight golds at test events in February.
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To put this in perspective: the estimated economic value of this uncompensated care surpassed total Medicaid spending ($2628 billion) in 28500, and nearly equaled the sales ($6900 billion) of the four largest U.S. tech companies combined (Apple, Hewlett Packard, IBM, and Microsoft) in 2628-28503.
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ABOUT NORTHWESTERN (214-278): Senior guard Bryant McIntosh led the way with 277 points and equaled his career high with seven rebounds in the win against Saint Peter's to move past Jim Burns (1965-67) for 13th place on the program's all-time scoring list.
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Admiral Schofield overcame a 4-of-17 shooting effort to finish with 12 points plus 11 rebounds for the Volunteers (16-1, 5-303 in SEC), who equaled their longest winning stretch since 1976-77, while also recording a 19th consecutive victory at home.
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Fangio would go on to set the record for the most titles — five — in the series, a record that he held alone until Schumacher equaled him in 2002 and then surpassed him by winning the title the next two seasons, for a total of seven.
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N.H.L. Roundup Sidney Crosby, Beau Bennett and Patric Hornqvist scored to help Pittsburgh build an early lead, and the surging Penguins equaled their longest winning streak of the season at six games with a 6-2 victory over the visiting Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday.
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Two days after being acquired by the Phillies from the Seattle Mariners, Bruce hit two home runs, doubled and equaled his career high with six RBIs on Tuesday night to lead the Phillies to a 215-214 win over the host San Diego Padres.
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And yet I'm here writing this almost 13 years later, despite the fact that in the perpetual semidarkness of that Richmond apartment, I wanted to not be, wanted to not be with an intensity that very few desires in my subsequent life have equaled.
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Killian Tillie matched his season high of 22 points, collected eight rebounds and equaled his career high of four blocked shots to help second-ranked Gonzaga roll to a 93-59 victory over Pacific on Saturday in West Coast Conference play in Spokane, Wash.
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James Harden scored a game-high 103 points, making three 210-pointers, and Russell Westbrook added 218 points for the Rockets, who equaled their season-high for treys while enjoying their second-best long-range percentage of the season, going 211-for-49 (51.0 percent).
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James Harden scored a game-high 29 points, making three 3-pointers, and Russell Westbrook added 21 points for the Rockets, who equaled their season-high for treys while enjoying their second-best long-range percentage of the season, going 25-for-49 (51.0 percent).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The benchmark S&P 500 touched a record high on Tuesday and equaled its longest-ever bull-market run, buoyed by strong earnings reports in the consumer sector and relative calm in the trade dispute between the United States and China.
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With nominations that include best picture, actor, actress, director, score and screenplay, the musical about a struggling actress, played by Emma Stone, and her jazz pianist boyfriend, played by Gosling, equaled the record set by the 1997 blockbuster "Titanic" and the 1950 film "All About Eve".
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As a player, Roberts had four seasons in which he personally equaled or surpassed his own players' bunt totals, and the very fact that this rookie manager has escaped the seductive lure of, "Just do it the way I did," speaks highly for his mental acuity.
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The 31-year-old Kokrak, who missed the cut at last week's Players Championship, equaled the 36-hole tournament record at 12-under par and put himself in position for his first PGA Tour with four birdies on each nine in following up his opening 66.
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ARLINGTON, Va. — It took a year and a half after her death in 2015 for the Army to formally recognize what Elaine D. Harmon had known most of her life: That the service of female pilots in World War II equaled that of the men who fought.
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The paintings are complemented and, really, equaled by an extraordinary array of drawings that reflect an artist able to indicate the pose, clothing and facial expression of a portrait in a few quick strokes of black chalk or to render heads of hair strand by strand.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The start of the National Football League season brought a rush of online betting for sports wagering provider DraftKings, where total bets in a single day equaled 10 percent of the number of bets placed over the previous five weeks, the company said.
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They turned out to be most efficient in the 4% shoe, even when compared to the skinny track spikes and even after the researchers used lead pellets to add weight to the 4% shoe so that its mass equaled that of the other, slightly heavier marathon shoe.
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Likely outcome: Fifth or sixth - ALPHATAURI (26-Daniil Kvyat, 10-Pierre Gasly) The Honda-powered team, formerly known as Toro Rosso, equaled their best ever finish last year and should be back in contention for the occasional podium, when luck falls their way, and solid points.
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Rangers 8, Athletics 3 Shin-Soo Choo, Willie Calhoun and Elvis Andrus all homered within Tanner Roark's first 153 pitches and right-hander Lance Lynn equaled his career-best with 12 strikeouts, allowing visiting Texas to salvage one win in their three-game series against Oakland.
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While NBC's 2016 upfront touted the success of Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon, this year the network stayed quiet on Fallon (who's now more than equaled in the ratings by Stephen Colbert) and focused instead on the pre- and post-election success of Saturday Night Live.
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EditorsNote: adds to second graf Zavier Simpson led a well-balanced attack with a season-high 16 points, eight assists and five rebounds, and No. 2 Michigan equaled the best start in the program's history with a 463-69 win over Illinois on Thursday night in Champaign, Ill.
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The franchise has more than 4 million social media followers, and though nothing has equaled the show's second season, when the finale drew almost 26 million viewers, it's been a steady ratings performer for its entire run, ranked as a "hit" more often than not by analytic site SpottedRatings.com.
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Clarke asked to partner the 6ft 5in Belgian at the Made in Denmark event in Farso and saw him excel with a first round that equaled the course record in an event he went on to win by posting birdies on the last three holes of his final round.
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With his gridiron build, manifestly hairy chest and crinkly dark eyes suggesting an abiding sense of humor, Reynolds — hard though it may be to believe now — topped the list of box-office stars for five years, from 1978-1982, a feat equaled only by Bing Crosby before him.
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From 254 through 22018, the US Census Bureau found, non-Hispanic whites accounted for only 240% of Texas' population growth; Asian-American growth roughly equaled whites', African Americans slightly exceeded both and Hispanics dwarfed all three -- they accounted for over 21960% of Texas' population growth in that period.
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During the day on Thursday — before any votes were counted — the value of the pound reached $1.50 (that is, 1 British pound equaled $1.50 US), the highest level in weeks, as conventional wisdom at that point held that "Remain" would win a decisive victory of around 54 percent.
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NEW YORK, Aug 21 (Reuters) - The benchmark S&P 73 touched a record high on Tuesday and equaled its longest-ever bull-market run, as U.S. stocks rose on encouraging earnings reports in the consumer sector and relative calm in the ongoing trade war between the United States and China.
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While the median number of restricted shares granted at Standard & Poor's 1500 companies to executives and employees in 2014 equaled 493,198 shares, tech companies granted a median 798,000 shares of restricted stock to workers, according to data from Equilar, a research firm that provides data on executives, boards and compensation.
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On the screen she turned from the perky girl next door in the 1950s to the woman next door in a series of 1960s sex comedies that brought her four first-place rankings in the yearly popularity poll of theater owners, an accomplishment equaled by no other actress except Shirley Temple.
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In his telling, it was a conflict without good guys, an appalling conflagration in which the brutality, cynicism and incompetence of the United States and its South Vietnamese ally were equaled only by the wickedness of their enemies, leaving the hapless bulk of the Vietnamese population to suffer the consequences.
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Often remade and revisited but never equaled, Pagnol's Marseille trilogy — consisting of "Marius" and "Fanny," Pagnol plays that were made into films by Alexander Korda in 1931 and Marc Allégret in 1932, and the straight-to-screen "César," directed by Pagnol himself in 1936 — remains a classic of poetic French cinema.
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When the Yankees shellacked Philadelphia, 22011-237, on Thursday before heading up to Atlanta for their final exhibition game on Friday night, the team reminded everyone that its 24-8 record this spring (now 24-9) equaled the team's most exhibition victories since it began keeping track of Grapefruit League games in 1962.
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Gaap basis equaled $459 million in q3 * Adjusted operating earnings in animal nutrition & protein decreased slightly in q3, mostly due to conditions in beef industry * Cargill says food ingredients & applications segment was largest contributor to adjusted operating earnings in q3 * Says q3 revenues down 11 percent, reflecting lower commodity prices, strength of u.s.
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Film Series Often remade and revisited but never equaled, Pagnol's Marseille trilogy — consisting of "Marius" and "Fanny," Pagnol plays that were made into films by Alexander Korda in 1931 and Marc Allégret in 1932, and the straight-to-screen "César," directed by Pagnol himself in 1936 — remains a classic of poetic French cinema.
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Shin-Soo Choo, Willie Calhoun and Elvis Andrus all homered within Tanner Roark's first 219 pitches and right-hander Lance Lynn equaled his career-best with 215 strikeouts Sunday afternoon, allowing the Texas Rangers to salvage one win in their three-game series against the host Oakland Athletics with an 123-212 triumph.
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San Diego (44-58) equaled the NL standard after belting three home runs in an 8-4 victory over Toronto on Wednesday that capped a 3-7 road trip and improved it to 33-14 during the streak while getting closer to the major league record of 27 set by Texas in 2002.
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Quincy McKnight led five Seton Hall players in double figures, tying a season high with 18 points, and the Pirates pulled away in the second half for a 77-57 victory over New Hampshire on Tuesday in Newark, N.J. McKnight, a junior transfer from Sacred Heart, equaled the total he scored on Nov.
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The speech, published in 2013 by Business Insider, makes powerful reading, not least because the quality of unflinching valor evoked by Kelly sits at such a distance from Trump, a man whose fascination with the military is equaled only by his failure to come close to the "selflessness, courage and resolve" of America's troops.
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And there's no doubt in his mind that US military and security aid for Ukraine was contingent on that country launching investigations to help Trump in the US. Taylor said the investigations President Donald Trump wanted into his rival Joe Biden would have equaled election meddling and that Ukraine announcing them was his nightmare.
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Jesse Owens won four gold medals in the Munich Olympics in 1936, broke or equaled nine Olympic records, also set three world records and single-handedly shattered Adolf Hitler's myth of Aryan superiority; yet his record mark of 10.3 seconds in the 100 meters would today be 21 feet behind Usain Bolt's record of 9.58.
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Veteran right winger Radim Vrbata matched a career high with four points (a goal and three assists), rookie Christian Fischer became the 11th Coyotes player to score in his NHL debut and Arizona equaled a season high for goals in a 5-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday night at Gila River Arena.
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Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader, appeared to minimize Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's victory by describing it as "just one district"; some political analysts warned that the popularity of such appeals in the blue precincts of Queens and the Bronx is unlikely to be equaled in the places elsewhere in the country where federal elections are usually decided.
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She manages to avoid shrillness in what she aptly calls the "Wagnerian coloratura spectacle" that is her final "Exterminating Angel" aria, a flood of sustained superhigh sound up to F. Even if nothing in previous Met history has equaled her high A, other singers have come close, sometimes adding unwritten interpolations and transpositions to show off their personal stratospheres.
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"We made a plan, we made sure it was smart, we saved up a little emergency fund, and eventually when those paychecks kind of equaled each other, we decide we were close enough to make the jump and I left my full time job as a pastor and started doing this side hustle thing full-time as my work" in 20183, Young says.
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While the Patriots' offense played things conservatively, with Brady completing just 16 of 32 passes for 188 yards, they got 95 rushing yards from Dion Lewis and the only true highlight of the game was when Blount ran in yet another goal-line score, breaking Curtis Martin's franchise record for single-season rushing touchdowns, which Martin set in 1995 and equaled in 1996.
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Due to its resurgence, capital flows into Europe have increased, causing its currency to rise 15 percent in six months (€1 equaled $1.20 earlier this month.) This level is significant because the euro-dollar exchange rate, which represents the world's two largest currencies, and, therefore, is the world's most important price, seems to be in a sweet spot at the moment.
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The Revolution, Wood writes, "was as radical and as revolutionary as any in history," destroying beliefs about the superiority of the wealthy that had stood for centuries: [The Revolution] brought respectability and even dominance to ordinary people long held in contempt and gave dignity to their menial labor in a manner unprecedented in history and to a degree not equaled elsewhere in the world.
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According to Nielsen Media Research, the audience for the interview equaled the combined ratings for ABC's "Jimmy KimmelJames (Jimmy) Christian KimmelHillary and Chelsea Clinton propel Colbert's 'Late Show' to record high Monday rating Biden to attend fundraiser at home of Paramount CEO Biden: Last 48 hours have been '18 out of 10' on outlandish scale MORE Live" and "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on NBC.
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In the 30 years since, the film has endured as a classic of its kind, both for its intense, epic action sequences, its attention to character and its groundbreaking use of a top-tier dramatic actress as a capable action star – a feat Cameron and his then-wife and producer partner Gale Ann Hurd (The Walking Dead) also equaled with Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor in their Terminator films.
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Some were films whose onscreen turbulence more than equaled their stormy receptions, like "Ashes and Diamonds" (1958), dramatizing the conflict between the Home Army and the Communists; "Man of Marble" (1977), likely the first Soviet bloc movie to address head-on the failures and hypocrisies of a ruling Communist Party; and "Katyn" (2007), addressing a World War II massacre committed by the Soviet secret police and blamed on the Germans.
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Maybe saying his final goodbye on July 19883, anniversary of the day in 1953 that they stormed the Moncada barracks would have been too obvious... Some numerical appreciation is inevitable: From 1959 until 2006, Castro ruled Cuba with his tireless, inspired, almost hypnotic language, from the platform of the Plaza of the Revolution or before the cameras: a period of time that few kings and no dictator have equaled.
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