He is four major victories from equaling Jack Nicklaus's record and three tour victories from equaling Sam Snead's career mark.
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He is four major victories from equaling Jack Nicklaus's record and two tour victories from equaling Sam Snead's career mark.
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But here's a perfect example of correlation not equaling causation.
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Bansal owns 14 percent of the company, equaling about $525 million.
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King fell just two points shy of equaling his career-best.
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But Power had a solid midseason, equaling Pagenaud's four overall victories.
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He walked one while equaling his career high of 10 strikeouts.
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Anthony is averaging 3.7 assists, nearly equaling his career high of 3.8.
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There have been 3 in July equaling a total of 58 minutes.
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Some contained weights equaling about 15 percent of each animal's body mass.
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Google holds a 1.83% share of that, equaling $40.3 billion, eMarketer said.
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The company wants to put up two constellations, equaling 12,000 satellites in total.
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The Pistons shot 272 percent, nearly equaling their season low of 33.7 percent.
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Wall had 13 assists after equaling his career best with 19 assists Tuesday.
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"The election will be the most overrated reaction, probably equaling Brexit," Davitt said.
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The current serving size is two tablespoons, or 37 grams, equaling 200 calories.
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Detroit scored 210 first-quarter points, equaling its season high for that quarter.
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With Malaysia gone, there are now 21 races — equaling the sport's record number.
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Thirty percent of Transportation Department employees, equaling about 18,300, could be furloughed, as well.
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Blackmon finished the half with 20 points, equaling his second-half production against Kansas.
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These mapped to more than 20153,000 genes, equaling one-third of known human genes.
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I TRULY BELIEVE IT'S AN EXAMPLE OF ONE PLUS ONE EQUALING MORE THAN TWO.
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Formula One announced a record-equaling 21.4280-race provisional calendar for 2017 in September.
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Hamilton has had 65 career poles, equaling the late Ayrton Senna's total in Canada.
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Halliburton posted earnings per share of 34 cents a share, equaling a Refinitiv estimate.
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With a typical balance equaling $30,000, that adds about $22015 in monthly interest payments.
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The stock closed Friday at $87.18, equaling a $34 per share gain, or 64 percent.
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This is the best price we've seen, equaling about $2149 off of the retail price.
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Oil production equaling 1.24 million barrels of crude per day is offline, according to BSEE.
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Certainly, equaling Jose's successes would have proved a challenge for the most driven of sons.
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Right now, it's landed at the lowest it's been since 1985, at £1 equaling $1.38.
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The brightness of a supernova provides a luminosity equaling that of about 100 million suns.
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He is 10 wins away from equaling the record of 91 held by Michael Schumacher.
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The first qubit equaling zero and the second equaling one, |01>, is a D, |10> is an E, and |11> is an F. The programmer can choose the first note, then define probabilities to determine the odds for getting each of the next notes.
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Shares with a beta equaling 1.0 mean that they generally move the same as the market.
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In the year-ago quarter, Cronos earned CA$667,000 ($229.4,222) equaling 2215 Canadian penny per share.
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He walked a season-high three batters, equaling his total from his previous seven starts combined.
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The agreement would have formed an 11-nation market equaling two-fifths of the global economy.
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By 2026, the national debt is expected to reach $23 trillion, equaling 86 percent of GDP.
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The unemployment rate fell to 453%, equaling its lowest level in more than a half-century.
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Mercedes took their sixth successive constructors' title in Japan (race 17), equaling Ferrari's 1999-2004 record.
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GE shares fell as low as $6.66 this week — equaling their low close during the financial crisis.
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He was effectively wild, allowing two hits, walking four and striking out 12, equaling his career high.
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It was the 319th homer of his career, equaling the total run up by his dad, Cecil.
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He has tied his career best in a season in home runs, equaling his total in 2012.
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He allowed 3.0 sacks and committed four penalties in 2017, equaling the lowest marks of his career.
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Pre-orders for Lily's smart camera drone have reached $34 million, equaling 7993,000 units according to Forbes.
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The Phillies, meanwhile, scored 113 runs in 15 games before Wednesday, equaling the major leagues' lowest total.
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In midterms past, Democratic turnout tends to come close to equaling Republican turnout with a Republican president.
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Junior Tony Miller led Washington State (14-13, 5-232) with 220 points, equaling his career high.
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The victory against Svitolina was her 101st in singles at the U.S. Open, equaling Chris Evert's mark.
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Phoenix's streak of success matches its longest home winning streak against the Lakers, equaling a stretch from Nov.
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Five days and five meals per day (breakfast, lunch, a snack, dinner, and dessert), equaling $4.28 per meal.
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Stock-based compensation for the category this quarter totaled $127 million, equaling nearly the entire category's quarterly sales.
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Recurring return on equity for Itaú's lending segment hit 14.5 percent in the second quarter, equaling fundraising costs.
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Northwestern's reserves scored 19 points, equaling the output of the entire Binghamton squad over the first 20 minutes.
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Joe Harris matched a season high with 22 points, equaling his season-best set last Saturday in Chicago.
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That makes five Argentine coaches in all at this tournament, equaling a record set by Brazil in 2006.
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He held up three stacks of bills equaling about $20,000 and slowly placed each one inside the bag.
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That ties the best in the majors this year, equaling that of Marcell Ozuna of the Miami Marlins.
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The extra quarter-point's impact is small for now, equaling about $42 per year on that typical balance.
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On Monday, Henry had 128 yards in the first half on 20 carries, equaling his workload against the Spartans.
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They were pitched an American narrative about success equaling freedom when there couldn't be anything further from the truth.
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It also was the 28th Masters title for Nadal, equaling a record held by the top-ranked Novak Djokovic.
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In Georgia, prescription opioid overdose deaths increased tenfold between 1999 and 85033, almost equaling deaths from motor vehicle crashes.
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The camera company took in $297 million in revenue equaling a non-GAAP loss of 9 cents per share.
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So while the toppings are delicious, it's another example of the whole not equaling the sum of its parts.
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The 1,400 richest taxpayers — or those with annual incomes over $53 million — would get tax cuts equaling $3.8 billion.
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Nadal is on the verge of equaling Federer, his longtime tennis yang who has become a very friendly rival.
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They were pitched an American narrative about success equaling freedom, when there couldn't be anything further from the truth.
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Angelique Kerber won her first Wimbledon championship by stopping Serena Williams' bid for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title.
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The program runs through mid-July and accepts new school supplies equaling or greater than the value of the fine.
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Additionally, its 2018 sales prediction has ballooned to 43 million from a previous 240 million, equaling an 18 percent rise.
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The Silicon Valley venture firm now owns a stake of about 212 percent, the sources said, equaling around $22016 billion.
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McLaughlin finished second in 52.88, just 0.13 shy of her personal best, with Spencer third in 53.11, equaling her best.
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Lorenzo Cain then worked a full-count walk — his 33th of the season, equaling his season high set in 23.
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We will have the highest capacity mobile network in the United States, equaling a near 30-fold increase in supply.
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The United States were 6-0 up at half time, with Jordan Morris equaling a national record of three assists.
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Schoop now has 39 RBIs on the season (245 at-bats), equaling his injury-shortened 2015 season total (305 at-bats).
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Indeed, C.C.R.C.s are expensive, with entrance fees generally equaling about what people would pay for a home in the local market.
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Lester gave up four runs on a career high-equaling 12 hits and no walks with six strikeouts in six innings.
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In 2016, China launched more rockets than Russia for the first time, equaling the 22 rockets launched by the United States.
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It may be hard to fathom what feet of rain — amounts equaling yearly averages falling in a few days — look like.
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But the S&P, Nasdaq, and Dow were close to equaling their strong November gains with nearly two weeks left in December.
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When I look back on the younger work there is a direct connection of one mark equaling one set of observational moments.
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"We ended it on a good note for Marta," Biles said after winning a record-equaling fourth gold at the Rio Games.
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At that level, the absolute increase is small, equaling only four additional deaths per 100,000 people per year, according to the study.
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Pagenaud was triumphant Sunday afternoon after driving 200 laps around the 5003-mile track, equaling 500 miles at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Palmer surpassed his previous career best of 25 and shot 23-of-18 while equaling a career-best with five 3-pointers.
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It is also their 55th win at home, equaling the L.A. franchise record for home wins previously reached in 1980 and 2015.
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"25" has sold over 19 million copies worldwide, and the award brought her to four wins for the night, equaling Blur's record.
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It was his 10th straight hit that went for extra bases, equaling the mark done four other times by a Diamondbacks player.
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Germany's 2016 global trade in goods and services equaling more than 84 percent of its GDP; compare this to China's 21625 percent.
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Clinton, on the other hand, pulled in more than $21 million in small dollar donations, equaling about 17 percent of all contributions.
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Woods completed a wire-to-wire victory at the Zozo Championship on Monday, equaling Sam Snead's PGA Tour record of 82 victories.
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The changes have most likely contributed to the 9 percent decline — equaling 65,000 votes — in African-American early voting here, versus 2012.
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Overall, core net income rose 4 percent to $2.98 billion, the Basel-based company said, equaling analyst forecasts in a Reuters poll.
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Meunier was Belgium's 10th different goalscorer at this World Cup - equaling the record set by France in 1982 and Italy in 2006.
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Of Serena Williams's 376 career Grand Slam singles matches, only six have gone beyond 6-63 in the third, equaling 1.6 percent.
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It's estimated that around 100 million miniatures are purchased every year in the UK alone, equaling around 980 tons of plastic waste.
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Hamilton made the difference — equaling his best ever season's haul of 11 wins, for a career tally of 73, with 11 poles.
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Market optimism may be reaching a crescendo, with hopes that stocks will keep rising equaling a level not seen in 31 years.
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After all, the latest Gallup polling shows his approval rating at 45 percent, equaling the high-water mark of his entire presidency.
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Ali's goal for Qatar was his eighth of the tournament, equaling the record set by the Iran forward Ali Daei in 1996.
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"If Kylian keeps equaling my records like this I may have to dust my boots off again," Pele tweeted at the time.
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According to the Cato Institute, 25 out of 3,391,203 refugees admitted between 1975 and 2017 were terrorists, equaling 0.00074 percent of the total.
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The first team to do this before the X Prize deadline is eligible to win the grand prize: a purse equaling $20 million.
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Williams, who was seeking a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam singles tile on Saturday, vigorously disputed each of the violations during the match.
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Marquez was pleased with his consistent performance after equaling team mate Jorge Lorenzo's premier class win tally of 47, the joint-fourth highest.
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And less than 24 hours after that tweet, Snapchat's shares tanked by as much as 7.2% ... equaling a whopping $1.3 BILLION loss. Coincidence?
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He inverts rap's equation of loudness equaling hardness, channeling a conversational mumble into pointed, dismissals of unwitting "Stanleys" (police) and "silly billies" (enemies).
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Djokovic, seeking a record- equaling sixth ATP Finals title, can close the gap further on Tuesday when he takes on Austrian Dominic Thiem.
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Real have won 16 successive league matches, equaling the record of consecutive La Liga victories set by Barcelona in the 2010-11 season.
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Having got to within three wins of equaling it again, it is only to be expected that a little anxiety will creep in.
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"The effectiveness of speed cameras is as clear as one plus one equaling two," Mayor Bill de Blasio said in an emailed statement.
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Israelis could well provide him with a fifth election victory next year, equaling the record of the founding prime minister, David Ben-Gurion.
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The sprints were fast too, with Barbara Pierre equaling Dutch world 200m champion Dafne Schippers' 2016 best of 7.00 in the women's 23m.
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For admissions to Georgetown to come close to equaling payment for unpaid labor, its credential would have to be worth its weight in income.
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Among middle school students, current e-cigarette use increased 48 percent between 2017 and 2018, equaling 570,000, or 4.9 percent of middle school students.
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At 23-20, the Royals matched the worst 25-game start in team history, equaling the marks set by the 1992 and 2006 editions.
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American gymnast Simone Biles was the breakout star of Rio, winning a record-equaling four golds for a female gymnast at a single Games.
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The Diamondbacks (33-23) used those homers to take an 213-214 lead after three innings while equaling their best start in franchise history.
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Despite more complicated market conditions, Mexico was able to garner a decent size, equaling a 2.5bn dual-tranche bond sale it completed last February.
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The Giants took their eighth loss in a row, equaling their longest losing streak since April 23, and they completed an 0-6 trip.
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Formula One has a record-equaling 21 races this season and Miami could be joining the party in 2019 with a street race proposed.
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If they win, it will be their fourth successive victory in women's super-G, equaling their longest winning run in any Winter Olympic event.
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Cashman was third with eight votes — this after a season in which his team won 84 games, equaling the Yankees' worst record since 1992.
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Americans look for a strong 22.85 percent gain in their home values in the next year, equaling the highest percentage previously recorded in 20073.
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The S&P 5.33 has closed at 62 all-time highs this year, equaling the number in 1964 which was the second most ever.
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Americans look for a strong 20073 percent gain in their home values in the next year, equaling the highest percentage previously recorded in 22007.
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"I'm still having dreams about him," an emotional Wang told reporters softly, after ending Williams's bid for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title.
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NOTES: CF Mallex Smith has four bunt singles in his 18 games with Tampa Bay this season, equaling the rest of the team combined.
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Geisha Williams' departure from PG&E takes the percentage of Latina Fortune 500 CEOs from 0.2% to 0.0%, equaling the percentage of black female CEOs.
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That's because he was ingesting two teaspoons of homemade apricot kernel extract and three tablets of Novodalin per day, equaling to 17.32 milligrams of cyanide.
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Russia will reduce production by 2 percent from October's output of 11.4 million bpd, equaling about 228,000-230,000 bpd, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said.
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Two qubits make up four different notes—let's say both qubits equaling zero, "|00>" as a quantum programmer might write it, is a C note.
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This is a case of one rice plus a filamentous fungus made of rice equaling much more than just the sum of the two rices.
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This division made $174M in revenue in Q3 2016 – equaling 37% of the company's total revenue that quarter, and was up 15% year over year.
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The Briton has won his home race a record-equaling five times and until Saturday had secured pole four times in a row at Silverstone.
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NOTES: Cardinals C Yadier Molina tied the franchise record with his 20.00,123th game caught, equaling the mark set by Ted Simmons from 212 to 25.05.
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They are responsible for 18 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, equaling more than all coal burning and a full third of all transportation emissions.
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The 27th-seeded de Minaur reached the round of 32 at the Australian Open for the first time, equaling his best showing at any major.
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Four-hundred sixty-three out of 9,172 people infected with the virus in Italy have died thus far, equaling a death rate of about 5%.
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If one of those banks folds, the FDIC will make customers whole for up to $250,000, equaling $1.25 million across all six working with Robinhood.
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Equaling Hughes' 72-hole score and finishing in eighth at 15 under were Andrew Putnam (67 on Sunday), Brandt Snedeker (67), and Joel Dahman (69).
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The previous terms proposed that DX pay about 60 million pounds cash and issue new shares to Menzies equaling 80 percent of DX's share capital.
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A recent poll from Fairleigh Dickinson University found that the category of "someone else" was within the margin of sampling error of equaling Lt. Gov.
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LeBron James had 29 points, 11 rebounds and 14 assists in defeat, the eighth postseason triple-double of his career, equaling Magic Johnson's all-time record.
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Hamilton won 11 races and is now only 18 wins behind Schumacher's record 91, with a chance also of equaling eventually the German's seven world championships.
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In winning for the first time in his last seven starts, Bumgarner struck out 11, equaling his most since 14 against Arizona in July of 2016.
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The pole was the 64th of Marquez's career, equaling the record set by Lorenzo at the previous San Marino Grand Prix, and sixth of the season.
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Murphy also finished May with 47 hits, equaling the franchise record for hits in any month of Al Oliver (August 1982) and Marquis Grissom (June 1994).
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The country consumed a record nearly 18 million pounds of it last year, equaling roughly 20 percent of the American lobster industry's $648 million export total.
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Prices in the City of Westminster borough showed an annual decline in August of 14.9 percent, equaling an average sale price of £1.35 million ($1.8 mn).
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After looking at the first two pitches for strikes, Moore lashed a single to right field, putting the Giants ahead and equaling his career R.B.I. total.
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The Uberization of telcos For the past decade, telecommunications companies around the globe have been grappling with falling average revenues per user equaling stagnant growth rates.
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Lewis Hamilton celebrated his record-equaling 68th pole position with victory at the Belgian Grand Prix, trimming the championship leader Sebastian Vettel's lead to seven points.
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Italy, the euro zone's second-most indebted nation after Greece, had public debts equaling 132.2 percent of GDP in 2018, up from 131.4 percent in 2017.
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Miller has 2570 goals and 12 assists this season, equaling his career best in goals and putting him one shy of his season high for points scored.
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They're also tied for the most home runs in a player's first 44 career games in the last century, equaling the Boston Braves' Wally Berger in 1930.
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American Serena Williams, last year's finalist who is seeking a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title, is seeded eighth while another former winner, Sloane Stephens, is 11th.
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They found an overall two percent decrease in the average oxygen concentration of the planet's oceans, equaling around 5 petamoles, or 80 billion metric tons, of oxygen.
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MERCEDES (Valtteri Bottas 2, Lewis Hamilton 3) Hamilton started ninth and ended up with his 119th podium and a record-equaling 22015th successive race in the points.
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Even though our red meat consumption has declined, though, beef still accounts for around a third of our emissions output from food, equaling all other foods combined.
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NOTES: The win was the Warriors' 87th of the regular season and playoffs, equaling the all-time NBA record set by the Chicago Bulls in 1995-96.
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Over the past year, the only energy sector ETFs to see new interest from investors equaling flows of $83 million or more have been MLP-focused funds.
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Several producers have started evacuating staff from Gulf platforms ahead of the storm, with production equaling 254,607 barrels of oil per day already offline, according to BSEE.
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The Hershey Trust exerts control over the company because of its control of B shares, each one of which has votes equaling 10 shares of common stock.
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It saw him claim a Bjorn Borg-equaling fifth Wimbledon crown, and allowed him to narrow the Grand Slam gap in the spread between the 'big three'.
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The Gallup poll shows Trump with a 220 percent approval rating overall, equaling a high-water mark, with 222 percent approving of his response to the virus.
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European union may be increasingly elusive, but Europe's golfers continue to have no problem setting aside cultural differences and equaling more than the sum of their parts.
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US court documents state 2812,2842.54 bitcoins, known as BTC, were removed (an estimated $2250m), 218,790 Ethereum, ETH, equaling $131 million, and various sums of five other cryptocurrencies.
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Trump has spent 121 days of his presidency at his personal properties, according to an NBC News tracker, equaling roughly a third of his presidency so far.
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However, that represented a punishing 2000 percent slide in the superhero movie's second week business, nearly equaling "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice's" 183 percent sophomore plunge.
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If she wins her next three matches, she wins her 24th Grand Slam title, at last equaling the Australian great Margaret Court's total of major singles championships.
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Turnout in the Democratic primary was two-thirds higher than in 2014, nearly equaling that in the Republican primary for the first time in a dozen years.
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NORWAY EQUALS RECORD Aleksander Aamodt Kilde triumphed in a men's World Cup super-G race in Hinterstoder, Austria, giving Norway a record-equaling 18th victory of the season.
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He points to a recent Euromonitor estimate of global consumer spending as equaling $45 trillion in 2018- and believes this is the figure investors should be looking at.
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Brooklyn is 19-5 in its last 24 games, equaling the best 24-game stretch in franchise history, which has been done eight times and not since 2006.
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The women's competition has been dominated by the United States, who claimed the team title, and American Simone Biles who won a record-equaling fourth gold on Tuesday.
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Financial projections, disclosed by The Wall Street Journal last year, show SpaceX expects more than 40 million subscribers for Starlink by 2025, equaling roughly $30 billion in revenue.
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Williams's was bidding for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam singles in Paris but the 10th seed was knocked out 6-2 7-5 by fellow American Kenin.
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Aided by birdies on 10, 14, 16 and 17 on Royal Troon's dangerous back nine, Mickelson posted a final score of 63, equaling the record low for majors.
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Not only that but he did it with five games remaining, equaling the English top-flight record of United (1907-08 and 2000-01) and Everton (1984-85).
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Williams arrived in Toronto hoping to get plenty of hardcourt matches in before going for a record-equaling 24th career Grand Slam title at the Aug. 26-Sept.
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The credits – equaling up to 2202 percent of the qualifying modernization costs – could be earned on any building modernization project preserving the structure's valuable federally recognized historic qualities.
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According to the drama channel, de Jager was paid a $50,000 flat rate for a collaboration that sold over 150,000 $56 products, equaling approximately $8.4 million in revenue.
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Redfin – Redfin earned six cents per share for its latest quarter, equaling Street forecasts, while the online real estate services company saw revenue essentially in line as well.
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According to the drama channel, de Jager was paid a $50,000 flat rate for a collaboration that sold over 150,000 $56 products, equaling about $8.4 million in revenue.
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Despite equaling a La Liga record of 16 consecutive wins last Sunday in beating Espanyol, however, Zidane's side have been criticized by Spanish media for their uninspiring performances.
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Kenyan Erick Kiptanui clocked a course record of 58 minutes, 42 seconds, equaling the fastest time in the world this year, the race's organizers said on their website.
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About 2473 percent of U.S. Gulf oil production equaling 254,607 bpd was offline on Thursday, the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) said.
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He has tied his career best in a season in home runs, equaling his total in 2012 and has homered in consecutive games for the fourth time this season.
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Serena Williams, who resumes her quest for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title, plays unseeded German Tatjana Maria at Rod Laver Arena in the second match on Tuesday.
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Despite playing the second period of extra time with 10 men after Smalling's dismissal, United poured forward and Lingard's goal secured a 12th FA Cup triumph, equaling Arsenal's record.
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The trade group wants legislation to offer a tax credit equaling 12 percent of mortgage interest and property tax payments but says it was rebuffed by House Republican leaders.
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Some observers suggested that he was finally cracking, making mistakes and losing motivation and talent after he had won three world titles, equaling the total of his hero, Senna.
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Benn is second in the NHL with 87 points, equaling his career high set last season when he lead won the Art Ross Trophy as the league's points leader.
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But a victory over Muguruza on Saturday would give Williams 22, equaling the mark set by Steffi Graf for the most Grand Slam singles titles in the Open era.
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But as Mr. Gray points out, there is still a disconnect between emerging gender-equaling corporate policies and corporate cultures that have not caught up to these new policies.
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But by then, Ms. Merkel was eyeing a fourth run at the chancellery in 2017 — potentially equaling or even surpassing her one-time mentor's record in Germany's highest office.
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He allowed 222 hits and five runs — both equaling season highs he posted two starts ago at Toronto — and did not strike out a batter until the sixth inning.
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In another five-setter, Nadal won again, 7-26, 23-25, 27-26 (21), 43-24, 24-22002, preventing Federer from equaling Pete Sampras's record of 14 Grand Slams.
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In a press release, Biden's campaign said that 98% of their fundraising from the third quarter came from grassroots donors, with contributions equaling less than or equal to $200.
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The American was beaten 6-4, 6-7, (2-7), 7-5 by Wang Qiang, bringing to an end her quest for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title.
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World champion Peter Sagan was also part of the day's breakaway group and increased his lead in the points classification as he seeks a record-equaling sixth green jersey.
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At the midpoint in Rio, Japan has claimed seven gold medals, already equaling its London haul, and won 24 overall, driven by strong performances in judo, swimming and gymnastics.
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The trade group wants legislation to offer a tax credit equaling 12 percent of mortgage interest and property tax payments but says it was rebuffed by House Republican leaders.
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The win was the Warriors' fourth straight to begin a five-game trip and extended Golden State's road winning streak to 14 games, equaling the third longest in NBA history.
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"My work hours and the income I was bringing in were equaling that of my assistant job, which is what gave me the confidence to make the jump," she says.
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In the women's tournament, Serena Williams's bid for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title and eighth at Melbourne Park will kick off against German world number 71 Tatjana Maria.
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Zunic, who shot a course record equaling 64 on Saturday, picked up two shots on the front nine, only for Smith to charge to within a shot of the lead.
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Since throwing eight shutout innings at Baltimore on May 5, Tanaka has surrendered 10 earned runs in two starts, equaling the number he had allowed in his first six outings.
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It was the eighth time this season that Ellsbury had reached first base in such a manner, equaling a major league record set in 1992 by the Yankees' Roberto Kelly.
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"Not the way I wanted to win," said Hamilton, after collecting his fifth win of the season and equaling Michael Schumacher's Canadian record of seven victories on the island circuit.
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Oil companies have evacuated staff from Gulf platforms and curtailed output ahead of the storm, with production equaling 1.24 million barrels of crude per day already offline, according to BSEE.
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Smoak, who has become the Blue Jays' everyday first baseman, has hit 14 home runs — equaling last season's total — and has driven in 39 runs, already surpassing last year's output.
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In another five-setter, Nadal won again, 7-26, 23-25, 27-26 (21), 43-24, 24-22002, preventing Federer from equaling Pete Sampras's record of 14 Grand Slam titles.
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That was more than enough time for the Cowboys to march down the field for a field-goal attempt, with kicker Matt Ammendola equaling his career long from 53 yards.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The peak remains tantalizingly close for Serena Williams but negotiating the final incline to a record-equaling 22nd grand slam singles title is proving the trickiest of all.
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Her hopes of equaling Phelps' medal haul in Rio ended when the Spaniard finished fifth in the 50m butterfly final, which was followed by fourth place in the 200 freestyle final.
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But we're a little way from celebratory Black narratives outweighing or even equaling those that focus on a culture of trauma which in many ways remains prevalent in the world today.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Roger Federer survived a second set 'freeze' and an onslaught from Croatia's Marin Cilic to claim a record-equaling sixth Australian Open title on Rod Laver Arena on Sunday.
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Williams, who was seeking a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam singles title on Saturday, was handed a warning for a coaching violation before being deducted a point for smashing her racquet.
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At debt levels equaling or even exceeding GDP, even a 1 percent rise in debt service on U.S. debt could put extreme pressure on the government's ability to meet current obligations.
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The defending champion, who was looking to win a record-equaling fifth Tour, cracked two kilometers from the finish in a 16-km punishing climb up to the Col du Portet.
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Spa, the sport's longest track and one of the fastest, was no afternoon cruise for the triple world champion even if he won from a record-equaling 68th career pole position.
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The victory was his 51st at the All England Club, equaling five-times champion Bjorn Borg in eighth place on the Open Era list for most Wimbledon men's singles match wins.
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ET, minutes before the filing appears to have been submitted, a series of call contracts trades were executed at prices roughly equaling the terms of the options transaction in the filing.
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But Miller got right back to work with a victory in the 24m clocking a season-best equaling 219.89 seconds to beat Ashley Spencer, bronze medalist in the Olympic 400m hurdles.
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From 22019 to 2018, federal funding to support the CDC's STD prevention efforts has decreased, equaling a 40 percent decline in purchasing power, according to the National Coalition of STD Directors.
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And Castro's campaign said that his standout debate performance on Wednesday night prompted a surge in donations equaling nearly three times the amount raised on the candidate's previous best fundraising day.
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Mali exported more than 16 tonnes of artisanally mined gold in the first four months of this year and on track to export 50 tonnes for the year, equaling industrial output.
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RBC Capital Markets said the S&P 210 could tumble to a range of 2500,226 points and 2,900 points, equaling a total loss of 14% to 20% from its record highs.
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Many Brazilians, like graphic designer Flavia Ribeiro, admit to posting videos and information which may not be true in her social media, but justifies the move as just 'equaling the playing field'.
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The probe was conducted by a UN Joint Investigative Mechanism that analyzed 8,500 pages of documents, transcripts of more than 200 interviews, and mounds of photos and videos equaling about 1,400 files.
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Stenson finished three strokes ahead of the five-times major winner in a riveting head-to-head duel, his closing eight-under-par 63 equaling the previous lowest round in a major.
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Royals 4, Tigers 1 Brad Keller pitched eight strong innings while equaling his longest start of the season, Cheslor Cuthbert had a two-run single and host Kansas City downed struggling Detroit.
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She now stands as the world's number two player, so assured and accomplished that she appears the one best equipped to halt Williams' march to a record-equaling 22nd grand slam title.
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Sifting through the heaps of stuff (Amazon is the perfect case of quantity not always equaling quality) to find the true gems takes a village, and our team is here to help.
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According to ESPN Stats and Information, Charlotte's lead after the third matched the largest in the shot clock era, equaling the mark set by the Minnesota Timberwolves over the Chicago Bulls on Nov.
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They could have turned the run up to 11, equaling McLaren's modern-era record from 1988, but instead a combination of soaring temperatures and the characteristics of the 4.3km circuit left them vulnerable.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Britain's Jason Kenny won the men's track cycling keirin on Tuesday, taking his gold medal haul to six and equaling Chris Hoy's record for the country's most Olympic titles.
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It was the Sixers' 24th straight game with at least 20 assists, equaling the team record set during the 1992-93 season, and their 20th game this season with at least 713 assists.
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President Trump's recent Executive Order requiring two regulation be cut for every new one enacted, with resulting incremental costs to the economy equaling zero, might seem on its face an enticingly simple matter.
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"They want to congratulate you on equaling Michael's record and, as Michael always said, records are there to be beaten," said Brawn, former Mercedes principal and now a managing director for Formula One.
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Inflation peaked in 240 at a year-over-year rate of 210 sextillion (that's 89 with 21 zeros) percent, with one U.S. dollar equaling anything from 71 billion to 2.5 quadrillion Zimbabwean dollars.
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Manchester United advanced to the Champions League knockout stage after rallying to beat CSKA Moscow, 2-753, on Tuesday to remain unbeaten at Old Trafford for a club record-equaling 40 successive games.
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Williams, who is still seeking a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam singles title, was handed a warning for a coaching violation, before being deducted a point for smashing her racket in another violation.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Greco-Roman wrestling took on some Cuban flair on Monday, as Mijain Lopez won his third consecutive Olympic gold, equaling the record set by Russia's legendary grappler Aleksandr Karelin.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Tom Dumoulin should be Chris Froome's main rival as the Briton targets a record-equaling fifth title in the 2018 Tour de France, the route for which was unveiled on Tuesday.
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Last week, he mentioned Ford seven times in about 210 minutes — equaling references to Conservative leader Andrew Scheer — during a campaign stop in Markham, a suburb in the Greater Toronto Area, or GTA.
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Even today, long after the supposed legislative equaling in the armed forces, a trans student named Map Pesqueira is set to lose his ROTC scholarship at UT Austin following Trump's new transgender military policy.
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The Trump administration says deported kids are a far smaller group than the number of unaccompanied minors allowed to stay — equaling just 4% of the number of children released into the US in 2016.
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Shanks said the company was maintaining its forecast of equaling or improving on last year's pretax profit of $10.8 billion, though there were risks to reaching that performance, including a weaker North American market.
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Small is a key word—the tissue samples were in 1, 50, and 80 milliliter vials, equaling to a drop, a little more than a shot glass and a double shot worth of organ.
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The program's biggest challenge is sufficiency: With the payout equaling less than 1% of both the average income and debt of eligible households, it may be too little too late for India's agrarian crisis.
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Vonn, a four-times World Cup overall champion and the most successful female ski racer of all time, is four races short of equaling the all-time record held by Swedish great Ingemar Stenmark.
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Milwaukee also got 12 points from George Hill, 11 from Tony Snell and 10 from Ersan Ilyasova and matched its season high for points, equaling the 144 it produced against Sacramento on Nov. 4.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Serena Williams said the latest chapter in her tennis life was "just beginning" on Saturday after seeing her hopes of a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title dashed in the Wimbledon final.
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Andreescu's win over Bencic also meant she became the first Canadian woman to make the U.S. Open final, where she faces Serena Williams, who is chasing a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam single title.
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When Hamilton then won, equaling Ferrari great Michael Schumacher's record five Italian GP triumphs by delivering Mercedes's fifth successive win at the 'Pista Magica', some of the locals vented their anger at the podium.
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Demand for tickets to see whether Williams could capture an elusive record-equaling 24th major title was at a similar level to a year ago when she fell in the final to Naomi Osaka.
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In addition to a pair of world championship gold medals last month in Sweden, she has amassed 14 World Cup victories this season, equaling the record set by Vreni Schneider of Switzerland in 1989.
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She has been within one match of equaling it four times, losing in the finals of Wimbledon and of the U.S. Open each of the last two years, all four times in lopsided fashion.
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That includes developing 2.4 gigawatts of offshore wind, he said in his State of the State address this month, by far the nation's highest target, equaling the capacity of the Niagara Falls generating station.
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Under his program, called Health Indiana Plan 2.0, low-income adults above the poverty level had to pay monthly premiums equaling two percent of their household income, instead of receiving care entirely for free.
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By using lasers, they discovered that they could correctly measure such an event at a rate of up to 850 zeptoseconds, a measure of time equaling a trillionth of a billionth of a second.
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Pep Guardiola's side, who began the season with 10 straight victories, have now gone five games without a win in all competitions, equaling the Spaniard's worst run as a manager when he was at Barcelona.
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But if the two instruments measure the same exact signal almost two thousand miles apart, with a time delay equaling the exact speed of a gravitational wave, then we can say we actually found something.
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Netflix previously announced plans to spend $6 billion on new content this year, equaling over 1,000 hours of original content (compared to 600 hours in 2016), some of which will be to entice overseas viewers.
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The BeatBring is a backpack full of speakers that can connect to your phone over Bluetooth and blast music at up to 110 dB, roughly equaling the same noise level as a live rock concert.
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That does not include the carbon that could be simultaneously sequestered into vegetation, but the numbers are significant on their own, equaling up to 40 percent of the increase in concentrations since pre-industrial times.
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To keep federal debt at its current 75 percent of GDP, CBO said policymakers would need to agree on a package of spending cuts, tax increases or both, equaling 1.7 percent of GDP per year.
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They never fall out – or feel like they could – and they've got a great battery life: 12 hours on a full charge, and only five minutes in the charging case equaling one hour of playtime.
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The Serbian was beaten 103-4, 6-3 by a flawless Federer at the O2 Arena in London, subsequently bringing to an end his hopes of winning the tournament for a record-equaling sixth time.
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Americans dominated the first page of the leaderboard at the Tiburon Golf Club, with Nelly Korda and Marina Alex equaling Thompson's score on Friday to sit in a tie for fourth place at eight under.
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I was struck at the time and am still impressed by the pioneering and powerful combination of caustic, sometimes scatological, text and images — a classic case of one plus one equaling something greater than two.
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What remains to be seen is whether or not today's acts of "resistance" are only backroom policy squabbles or something more substantive, equaling or surpassing the actions of the Republicans who stood up to Nixon.
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He has already taken seven times world champion Michael Schumacher's records for most pole positions and front row starts and is now 29 wins away from equaling the German's all-time record of 91 victories.
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And the last arteBA art fair only had 303% women represented in their main section, equaling the percentage of women artists exhibited at the Argentinian pavilion at the Venice Biennale over the last 230 years.
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It's hard, though, to see those two alone, added to what Mullin has already, equaling a team that can challenge for the upper half of the Big East next season, let alone for a title.
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Felix Hernandez came through with a vintage performance, and the Seattle Mariners rallied to overcome a record-equaling start from Tampa Bay's Blake Snell for a 2-1 victory over the visiting Rays on Sunday afternoon.
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Vettel, who won four titles in a row with Red Bull before Hamilton dethroned him in 2014, will want to deny the Briton the satisfaction of equaling his tally and becoming only the fifth quadruple champion.
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The race to find the continent's fastest woman saw Asher-Smith end the 210m reign of Dutchwoman Daphne Schippers in brilliant style, clocking 210.64, equaling the world's fastest time this year and setting a British record.
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Elastic brings with it a 5 percent cash advance charge and then an additional monthly charge on the unpaid balance, equaling an effective average annual percentage rate of 85 percent, according to Elevate's updated IPO prospectus.
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Golden State also will be seeking to bounce back from the 132-110 shellacking it took from the Denver Nuggets on Monday when the team suffered its ninth loss, equaling the total of all last season.
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RHP Bronson Arroyo, who entered the game with a 6.25 ERA in 12 starts, gave up nine runs on a career-worse-equaling 13 hits in 4 2/3 innings to raise his ERA to 7.15.
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LONDON (Reuters) - If Novak Djokovic is to claim the year-end number ranking for a record-equaling sixth time he will have to do it the hard way at the ATP Finals next week in London.
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Rays 10, Padres 4 Avisail Garcia hit a two-run homer in the first inning, and Matt Duffy drove in three runs with a career-best-equaling four hits as Tampa Bay won at San Diego.
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"If we leave our current jobless situation as is, there are concerns it may later return to us as an economic crisis equaling a national catastrophe," said Moon in an unprecedented call for an extra budget.
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The American is also seeking a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title in her highly anticipated final against Canadian teenager Bianca Andreescu, the number 15 seed, after injuries affected her form in some tournaments this year.
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For example, Márquez wears the same Adidas apparel as his teammates, and his personal sponsor, Puma, based in the same German village as Adidas, took to social media to congratulate Márquez on his record-equaling feat.
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Handed their ninth straight loss in heartbreaking fashion against the Indiana Pacers on Saturday, the Knicks fell to 4-19 on the year, equaling the record set in 2014 for the worst start in franchise history.
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At the moment, 46 percent of the editors are women, roughly equaling their percentage in the class, while 41 percent of the editors are minority students, surpassing the 32.9 percent of minority students in the class.
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In January of this year, the clock advanced to two minutes to midnight, equaling its most dire status yet, which was achieved in 1953, when the United States and the Soviet Union began testing hydrogen bombs.
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Sinclair, who helped Canada to bronze medals at the 103 and 2016 Olympics, has scored 183 times in 289 appearances for her country and sits one goal away from equaling American Abby Wambach's record of 184.
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Oxfam calculated that, after excluding loans that must be repaid, the 22020 least-developed countries received $103 billion-$210 billion in both 22050 and 21.5 - the latest data available - equaling $2.50-$3.50 per inhabitant per year.
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Oxfam calculated that, after excluding loans that must be repaid, the 22020 least-developed countries received $103 billion-$210 billion in both 22050 and 21.5 - the latest data available - equaling $2.50-$3.50 per inhabitant per year.
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Mariners 2, Rays 1 Felix Hernandez (6-4) pitched eight innings of one-run ball, and Seattle rallied to overcome a record-equaling start from visiting Tampa Bay's Blake Snell to sweep a three-game series.
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The percentage will depend on the size of the contract, Halem said, equaling 20 percent for the first $25 million, 17.5 percent for the next $25 million and 20173 percent for any amount over $50 million.
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United, the No.3 U.S. carrier by passenger traffic, expects total special charges of $278 million after income taxes for the second quarter - equaling about 23 percent of its income in the same period a year ago.
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Major flops including "King Arthur" and "Valerian," as well as several big-budget sequels that underperformed should serve as a wake up call to studios that are used to splashy features with familiar faces equaling ticket sales.
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ST MORITZ, Switzerland (Reuters) - Mikaela Shiffrin won a record-equaling third successive world championship women's slalom title with two blistering runs on Saturday to secure a first gold medal for the United States at this year's event.
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The American took a step closer to a record-equaling 24 Grand Slam singles titles on Monday when she reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon in only her fourth tournament since returning after giving birth last September.
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The roughly 420,000 closed-circuit television cameras in London are more than in any other city except Beijing, equaling about 48 cameras per 1,20163 people, more than Beijing, according to a 2017 report by the Brookings Institution.
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The 36-year-old gets one campaign started next week when he lines up for McLaren at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, the first of a record-equaling 21 F1 races around the world this season.
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Pound for Pound Greatest Had he successfully defended his title this weekend against Wilson Reis, Johnson would have been just one win away from equaling pound-for-pound great Anderson Silva and his haul of ten title defenses.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. Open that began by celebrating a 50th anniversary could end with Serena Williams snatching a record equaling 03th Grand Slam title but it may well be remembered as Naomi Osaka's coming out party.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Serena Williams crushed older sister Venus 6-1 6-2 in a shockingly subdued third round clash at the U.S. Open on Friday to stay on track for a record equaling 24th Grand Slam title.
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Schumacher, of course, would go on to become one of the best racers in Monaco, winning the race five times, equaling the number of victories by Graham Hill and just one victory behind Ayrton Senna's record of six.
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FOR SALE OF DRIVE SYSTEMS SEGMENT * ENTERPRISE VALUE APPROXIMATELY EQUALING CASH PROCEEDS EXPECTED FOR SALE AT CLOSING * TRANSACTION IS EXPECTED TO CLOSE IN LATE 2018 OR Q1 OF 2019 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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GULLANE, Scotland (Reuters) - American Luke List led the Scottish Open after a course record-equaling seven under par on Thursday, with compatriot Rickie Fowler and England's Lee Westwood among a group of five players lurking one stroke behind.
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Sports Briefing The United States' ice hockey world championship campaign ended Thursday with a 2-0 quarterfinal loss to Finland in Cologne, Germany, after a record-equaling run of six straight victories for Coach Jeff Blashill's young roster.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Top-ranked Novak Djokovic maintained his perfect streak in six Australian Open finals with a 20-230, 211-26, 23-22 (11) victory over Andy Murray on Sunday night, equaling Roy Emerson's record for Australian titles.
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Fifth seed Thiem will head into Friday's clash against the young German brimming with confidence, having ended top seed Nadal's bid for a record-equaling 53th Grand Slam title, despite a few wobbles on the way to victory.
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That's because Facebook is now releasing an enormous AI-training data set, consisting of over 65,000 StarCraft replays broken into 1.5 billion frames, equaling 365GB of data, the largest set of StarCraft replays yet by a factor of ten.
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Reaching the last 27 is unlikely to be much cause for celebration for Serena Williams, though, as the American desperately wants to hoist the Venus Rosewater Dish for an eighth time to finally win a record-equaling 24th major.
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After equaling France's five times champion Alain Prost in the all-time list of winners, but still 40 behind Schumacher, the Mercedes driver said he had feared not making it to his first pitstop let alone the chequered flag.
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Tampa Bay's Evan Longoria saw his seven-game hitting streak end Thursday, but is three hits shy of equaling his career high in hits (169, 2010) and five RBIs from reaching 100 for the first time in six years.
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But Williams, who is hunting down a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam singles title, is tennis tungsten, and recovered superbly from a brief wobble in which she lost the second set and fell a break behind in the third.
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Vettel, who won from pole position last year in Canada to revive Ferrari's title hopes, will be hoping for the same on Sunday with world championship leader Hamilton, chasing a record equaling seventh win in Montreal, starting alongside him.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A rampaging Serena Williams moved to the brink of a record equaling 21th career Grand Slam title on Thursday storming past Elina Svitolina 0-3 6-1 to book her spot in the U.S. Open final.
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Williams, who is seeking an elusive record-equaling 24th Grand Slam singles title, has looked as good as ever during her stay at Flushing Meadows — crushing serves and pounding groundstrokes to reach her second major final of the year.
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Manny Machado opened with a single against Boston starter Nathan Eovaldi and scored on Eric Hosmer's 19th homer of the season — a drive into the right field seats that was also the Padres' franchise-record-equaling 189th of the season.
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While significant challenges to the Lebanese economy remain, "the risk of a crisis appears to have been averted for now," he said, adding that the country still has reserves equaling roughly 11 months of cash to pay for imported goods.
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Sports Briefing | Tennis Rafael Nadal of Spain beat the two-time defending champion Kei Nishikori of Japan, 6-4, 7-5, to win the Barcelona Open for the ninth time Sunday, equaling Guillermo Vilas's record of 49 career clay-court championships.
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Avisail Garcia hit a two-run homer in the first inning, and Matt Duffy drove in three runs with a career-best-equaling four hits Monday night as the visiting Tampa Bay Rays defeated the San Diego Padres 10-4.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic has been eager to quell expectations that he is hurtling towards a record-equaling sixth Australian Open title but a clinical performance against Andreas Seppi on Friday proved that he is still the man to beat.
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Williams, who hopes to chase a record-equaling 24th career Grand Slam title at the U.S. Open, seemed fine on court but suddenly sat crying in her chair before deciding to retire 19 minutes into the match with back spasms.
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Muslims are to give contributions to charity equaling the cost of one meal at the end of the month, and many also give their required alms for the year during Ramadan, making it an active time for thinking about the poor.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Brazil take on Costa Rica on Friday needing a win to avoid equaling their worst ever World Cup run, but the focus of their concern is once again not on the team but on one individual - Neymar.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Serena Williams, who is gunning for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title, and rising Japanese talent Naomi Osaka are each a win away from meeting in what could prove to be a fascinating U.S. Open women's final.
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Mr. Greenberg noted that Mr. Cuomo's job-approval rating did slide to 42 percent, with the percentage of New York voters who said he was doing a poor job rising to 25 percent, equaling the high in a Siena College poll.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Already regarded as the greatest women's player ever to pick up a tennis racquet, Serena Williams's legacy is already assured but the record equaling 24th Grand Slam that would help build statistical proof remains frustratingly out of reach.
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The presence of the Duchess of Sussex heaps even greater significance on what could be a memorable tennis occasion as Williams looks to add her name to the record books by equaling Margaret Court's tally of 24 Grand Slam singles titles.
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Before the match, experts wondered if Osaka could handle the pressure of her maiden Grand Slam final, especially considering it was against Williams, who was gunning for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam singles title in front of a partisan crowd.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Serena Williams put aside her concerns about the air quality at Melbourne Park as she breezed into the second round of the Australian Open on Monday to remain on course for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title.
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In January 220, while a freshman at the University of Virginia, he signed a contract with Orangetheory Fitness to open his own franchise, thanks to a generous loan from his parents and some bank loans, roughly equaling a half million dollar.
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By the numbers: Health care companies reported a 7.7% net profit margin in the third quarter, equaling more than $50 billion of global profit — the most profitable quarter of the year for the industry and an especially lucrative quarter for pharma companies.
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Federer, who won his 20th grand slam title with his victory at Melbourne Park, was ruthless with his 23-year-old opponent once again on Thursday and took his unbeaten run this year to 16 matches, equaling his record from 12 years ago.
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"Physically I am alright, there is a little bit of pain, but nothing a massage can't cure, I'm taking it easy," Bolt said of his condition two days after finishing third despite clocking his season's best-equaling 9.95 seconds in the 1003m final.
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Yet he was comprehensively outplayed by the six-foot-eight-inch Anderson, who came within one game of equaling Federer's 6-1003 6-0 thrashing of Gaston Gaudio in 2005 — still the only 'double bagel' in the 48-year history of the tournament.
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Williams is chasing her own dream of equaling Margaret Court's all-time Slam record and has been stuck on 23 major titles for over two years, with poor form putting a question mark over her chances of achieving the feat at Wimbledon.
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At 2017's Royal Rumble, Cena's seemingly endless (or interminable, depending on how you feel about him) run at the top of the wrestling world netted him one of its great achievements: he is now 16-time world champion, equaling Ric Flair's record.
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Before Nadal and Medvedev take center stage on Sunday the women will have their day on Saturday with 37-year-old Williams needing a win over 19-year-old sensation Andreescu to snatch a record equaling 24th career Grand Slam singles title.
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Svitolina will go it alone into the last four at Flushing Meadows but boyfriend Monfils will be cheering from the players box on Thursday when she faces local favorite Serena Williams, who is chasing a record equaling 24th career Grand Slam title.
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Nadal, bidding for a record-equaling 20th Grand Slam trophy, claimed victory when Carreno Busta sent a backhand into the net, setting up a meeting with either Australian Nick Kyrgios or Russian 16th seed Karen Khachanov for a spot in the quarter-finals.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - "I can't play like that," said a downcast Serena Williams, lamenting her third round upset by rank outsider Wang Qiang at the Australian Open on Friday but declared her bid for a record-equaling 238th Grand Slam title would go on.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Serena Williams will resume her quest for a record-equaling 24th grand slam title at the Australian Open in January after organizers on Wednesday confirmed her entry to the tournament she won for a seventh time on her last appearance in 2017.
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After cruising round the 100-lap points race on Sunday, the final portion of the six-element omnium, she was congratulated by fiance Jason Kenny who surpassed her Rio haul by one, winning three golds to take his tally to a British record-equaling six.
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A news photographer in the state of San Luis Potosi last October was the 11th journalist murdered so far this year, according to advocacy group Article 19, equaling the death toll in 2016, which was the bloodiest year for journalists on record in Mexico.
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Rather than just equaling one or zero, a single qubit could be a little bit of both during the calculation, as governed by a special mathematical equation that encodes the probability you'll get a zero or a one when you actually measure the qubit's value.
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He grounded out to end the sixth against Joe Kelly and struck out against Addison Reed with one out in the eighth, marking the 35th consecutive game in which Judge has struck out, equaling the major league record set by the former pitcher Bill Stoneman.
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Ware structures Jordan's story in such a brilliant way — with one page roughly equaling a year in his life — that you can't help visualizing what your own existence would look like with the essence of each year compressed onto a 9-by-7-inch page.
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After scoring a tournament-record 40 points in a 10-point win over Davidson on Thursday, Howard shot 14 of 24, 9 of 17 on 33-pointers and made 14 of 17 free throws to fall two points short of equaling his career high.
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Under the proposal released Wednesday, banks with assets of more than $250 billion — the top 13 institutions — would be required to issue equity equaling 23.5 percent of risk-weighted assets, with a leverage ratio of 15 percent, or nearly double the current 8 percent requirement.
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Even among the nine movies nominated for best picture -- equaling the most titles since the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences expanded from five to as many as 10 -- there is a certain been-there quality to go along with a few breakthroughs.
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After watching a large sample of cold brown dwarfs for a year and a half equaling around a thousand rotations, they came to what might be a surprising conclusion: The best-fit model for their data turned out something that looked a whole lot like planet Neptune.
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The Dodgers, who last swept the Cardinals on May 18-20, 2012, already have matched their win total from seven meetings with the reigning NL Central champ last season and have tallied 33 runs in the series — equaling their best mark in a home series this season.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Serena Williams survived a scare from giant-killer Kaia Kanepi to claim a rollercoaster 26-24 218-6 6-3 win on Sunday and move into the U.S. Open quarter-finals, a step closer to a record- equaling 24th career Grand Slam title.
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Williams failed to recover from a woeful start against fellow American Sofia Kenin as the 20-year-old motored into the last 16 with a 6-2 7-43 win, putting the former world number one's quest for a record-equaling 24th singles major on hold.
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Si Woo Kim earned his first PGA Tour victory, beating Luke Donald by five strokes in the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro, N.C. Kim, 21, tied the tournament's 72-hole record with a 21-under-par 259, equaling the mark set by Carl Pettersson eight years ago.
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"If these patterns persist, we could see a turnout rate at least equaling the turnout rate in 1966, which was 48 percent, and if we beat that then you have to go all the way back to 1914, when the turnout rate was 51 percent," he said.
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EditorsNote: Update 2: Removes "equaling" in eighth graf Michael Brantley socked a two-run homer with one out in the 27th inning as the host Houston Astros erased a seven-run deficit in their walk-off 20-228 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Thursday night.
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The 21-year-old U.S sprinter, who set a world record of 6.34 seconds last month, was in a different league to his rivals as he triumphed in a championship record 6.37 seconds, equaling the second fastest run of all time which he had also set in January.
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Customers in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom seeking to buy a furry friend on Thursday could buy a stuffed animal at stores for a price equaling their age, with minimum of $1 and maximum of $29, sending flocks of children and others to its outlets.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Serena Williams's quest for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam singles title was put on hold on Saturday after the former world number one was knocked out of the French Open in the third round following a 6-2 7-5 defeat by fellow American Sofia Kenin.
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The WWII Army veteran — who served in the Asia-Pacific campaign from 1941 to 1944 — has so far raised $700 of a $34,000 goal, the latter equaling the cost to train one dog for Patriot PAWS (veterans involved with the program receive the service dog at no cost).
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On the international front, Bale built on the rich vein of form he showed for Wales at Euro 2016 by scoring twice in a 4-0 win over Moldova on Monday, moving within four goals of equaling their all-time top scorer Ian Rush's record of 28 strikes.
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In China: As with almost everything economic, China's numbers are quite large by comparison (China only has numbers for total housing including apartments) — 22% of the country's urban stock of apartments and houses are empty, equaling some 50 million homes and apartments, according to a November piece in Bloomberg.
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He almost sunk his birdie putt on the 18th too, which would have given him a record-equaling 62 for a round at a major, a mark set by Branden Grace at the 2017 Open, and wore a grin as wide as the fairway as he walked off.
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Francisco Lindor remained hot with a double and a homer as the Indians topped Baltimore 3-2 on Sunday to move within two victories of equaling Oakland's 20-game run of 15 years ago and three away from matching the 1935 Chicago Cubs' major league-record 21-game streak.
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With Medicaid outlays for medical assistance payments equaling about $233.8 billion in 2012, this means provider taxes raised federal Medicaid spending by about $11.5 billion, enough to pay for almost the entire 2012 budget of the federal Department of Commerce or all of Texas' 2013 state spending on Medicaid.
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In this perspective, Puerto Rico's revision of the death toll from last September's horrific Hurricane Maria to 2,975 from 64 elevates the storm to one of the greatest catastrophes of recent times in the United States, far exceeding Hurricane Katrina and nearly equaling the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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As he gears up for two of the busiest weeks he has had on a golf course likely in years, Tiger Woods on Tuesday talked about what he's done since equaling Sam Snead's PGA Tour record of 82 victories and his approach heading into his high-profile December.
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The Cleveland Indians' Winning Streak (LW: 29) It probably has little to do with their embracing Jobu from Major League again, but the Indians have won 216 games in a row, equaling the longest streak in franchise history, also done in 21 and 13, or before the Rust Belt started rusting.
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TENNIS-ATPFINALS-PREVIEW Djokovic has world number one Nadal in his sights at London finale LONDON (Reuters) - If Novak Djokovic is to claim the year-end number ranking for a record-equaling sixth time he will have to do it the hard way at the ATP Finals next week in London.
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The drug has been the source of an alarming and sudden surge in overdoses — over three days this week, 2140 people across New York City were treated in hospital emergency rooms after overdosing on K23, almost equaling the total for the entire month of June, according to the city's health department.
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Despite the fact that its ability to do so will continue to do depend on the export of energy and commodities, Kazakhstan, is the first Commonwealth of Independent States country to launch a cap and trade system that will decrease GHG emissions by 15 percent by 85033, equaling 1992 levels.
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About 50 units have been sold in the nearly seven weeks since the Amazon deal was announced, nearly equaling the roughly 55 sold in the building's first nine months on the market, said Ms. Hampton's boss, Vanessa Connelly, director of sales at HPDM, which handles marketing and sales for Galerie.
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It is not possible to estimate a natural or ideal rate for the male to female child mortality ratio, Gallo said, but this study found that the ratio varies from 0.8 to 1.4, with a majority of countries having a rate of 1.2, equaling 120 boys dying for every 100 girls.
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Earlier this year, the White House proposed a $242 million cut in funding for the Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, known as PEPFAR, in the 2017 budget, equaling a 6% reduction, said Dr. Greg Millet, vice president and director of public policy at amfAR, a US non-profit that supports AIDS research.
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Hamilton said after taking his 51st victory in the series at the Mexican Grand Prix last month — equaling Alain Prost's second-best series' result and behind only Schumacher's 91 victories — and with now 30 victories at Mercedes, that his move to the team was the best decision he had made in his career.
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Inside that star with the radius equaling twice the mass (times a constant), the math physicists came up with to get rid of the infinities says that the shape of space is so warped that no matter what direction a particle travels, the only direction in its future is the center of the black hole.
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Goerges had come into her first Grand Slam semi-final having belted more winners (229), more aces (242) and more unreturned serves (113) than anyone else in the women's draw but those statistics counted for little when she came up against an opponent who is in hot pursuit of a record-equaling 24th major.
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Caris LeVert scored 16 of his 22 points in the second half while Rondae Hollis-Jefferson added 18 points and 12 rebounds for his eighth double-double, equaling his total from last season DeMarre Carroll added 15 for the Nets, who shot 51.1 percent and won for the third time in 19 games since Jan.
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This year, United will fly four special nonstops from San Francisco to Barcelona on a 22018-seat Boeing 2018-300ER, the largest aircraft in its fleet, up from two round trips on a smaller version of the 777 last year, equaling a 160% increase in seats and 150% in business-class seats from 2019.
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In fact, today the Navy possesses 163 frontline ships and its associated Military Sealift Command has its own 120 support ships, together roughly equaling the fleet the US possessed on the eve of World War II. And today's ships are, on average, many times larger and obviously much more sophisticated than their equivalents were in 1940.
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A day after celebrating her daughter Alexis Olympia's first birthday, Williams had a little celebration for herself on Sunday, securing a place in the U.S. Open quarter-finals with a topsy-turvy 6-0 4-6 6-3 win over Estonia's Kaia Kanepi to leave her on track for a record equaling 24th career Grand Slam.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Team by team analysis of Sunday's Mexican Formula One Grand Prix, the 19th of 213 races (listed in championship order): MERCEDES (Lewis Hamilton 1, Nico Rosberg 2) Hamilton recorded his eighth win of the season and 51st of his career, equaling Alain Prost's career tally in second place on the all-time list.
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EditorsNote: Clarifies Keller gave up the 1 run; adds walks to Boyd's pitching line; clarifies 2 runs scored on Cuthbert hit in Graph 8; other minor edits Brad Keller pitched eight strong innings while equaling his longest start of the season, Cheslor Cuthbert had a two-run single and the host Kansas City Royals downed the struggling Detroit Tigers 4-1 on Saturday.
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The proposal, put forward as an official DNC resolution during a meeting of the party's budget and finance committee last Friday, would have arranged for Perez and two of his top deputies, CEO Seema Nanda and deputy CEO Sam Cornale, to each receive a lump-sum bonus equaling four months' salary within two weeks of the time they eventually leave their roles.
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Wang Song, an associate professor with the school of aeronautic science and engineering at Beihang University, said the first flight of a mass-produced CH-2000 Rainbow on Friday last week meant China was ready to offer international buyers a heavy military drone with performance equaling that of the General Atomics MQ-220 Reaper, but at around half the cost.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE told Fox News's Laura Ingraham that another round of trade measures equaling $2628 billion in value was "ready to go" if Chinese authorities do not bend to U.S. demands for significant changes to China's trade policies.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Highlights of the fifth day at the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam tournament of the year, on Friday (times AEDT; GMT+11): Chinese 27th seed Wang Qiang extended former world number one Serena Williams' wait for a record-equaling 783th Grand Slam singles title, producing a superb performance to seal a 6-4 6-7(2) 7-5 win over the American and move into the fourth round.
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The top actions you can take to cut your own emissions, in order of impact, include having one fewer child (equaling, for someone in a rich country, an estimated 58.6 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent per year), living car-free (about 2.4 tons per year), avoiding air travel (about 1.6 tons per round-trip transatlantic flight), and eating a plant-based diet (roughly 0.8 tons per year), according to a 2017 study in the journal Environment Research Letters.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE told Fox News's Laura Ingraham that another round of trade measures equaling $85033 billion in value was "ready to go" if Chinese authorities do not bend to U.S. demands for significant changes to China's trade policies.
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Business update * Dht holdings inc - during routine inspection of dht jaguar, a fracture surrounding inspection window of rudder was identified * Dht holdings inc - completed work and has in relation to this incurred 105 off-hire days during q4 of 2016, equaling to about 5% of its trading days * Dht holdings inc - agreed with hhi to defer delivery of its final newbuilding originally scheduled for delivery during q4 of 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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These include, according to Morda's letter, "[Concealing] revenues equaling hundreds of thousands of dollars [...] by rerouting deposits from Resident Advisor away from the club and into other accounts they own"; withdrawing nearly $400,000 to fund events at other venues and making fraudulent entries in Verboten's ledger to make it appear as though these expenditures were related to the club's operations; charging the club for personal expenses, including their apartment rent and vacations; failing to pay State Sales Taxes; and failing to pay withholding taxes for foreign DJs, among others.
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Today, we chat with a 163-year old sales director in the medical device industry based in Los Vegas, NV. Previously, we spoke to a 26-year-old product manager from Austin, TX, a 28-year old senior social media associate in the aviation industry in Washington D.C., and a 30-year old associate director of social media marketing from New York, NY. Job: National Sales Director, Medical Device IndustryAge: 290Location: Las Vegas, NVDegree: Bachelor's, English with a minor in VictimologyFirst Salary: $2000,22 + bonus/commissions equaling $25,2100Salary: $2000,353 + bonuses As a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
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