The unemployment rate had only just fallen back below 7%.
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"It's like vinyl: We've fallen back in," Mr. Schulman said.
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Since then, though, she has fallen back in the pack.
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But by 3:7703, GVT's price had fallen back to $30.29.
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After rising steadily for six months, oil prices have fallen back.
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By 2015, it had fallen back a little to $51.8 billion.
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Ripple's total market capitalization has fallen back below that of Ethereum.
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But regional bond yields have fallen back as tension has eased.
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Since then, prices have fallen back by more than 3.5 percent.
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Others, like industrials, have broken out since then but have fallen back.
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Companies have fallen back, I think, on opex, and they've reduced capex.
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But they appeared to have fallen back slightly after their recent resurgence.
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Now the industry's share of capital spending has fallen back to 5 percent.
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Yet while reaching for symbolic gestures, she has often fallen back on pragmatism.
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Since this run was recorded on Monday, I've since fallen back to 33,950.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has fallen back to a pretty distant second. Sens.
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It hit an all-time high in March, though has since fallen back 9%.
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But as those funds have been spent, the burden has fallen back on Germany.
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Zinke has, several times, fallen back on his geology degree to justify his decisions.
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She's has fallen back in the polls and faces rough sledding on Super Tuesday.
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But he has often fallen back into line with party leaders in the end.
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Since finishing the experiment, I've fallen back into my normal pattern of sleep and sleeplessness.
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Gold has also fallen back to levels where it would benefit from a backtracking Fed.
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While it has recently fallen back to more usual levels, "we remain vigilant," said Turnill.
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Coca-Cola posted an all-time high two weeks ago, but has fallen back 3%.
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But it has fallen back on doubts about Trump's ability to push through those policies.
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I'm sure its sped up a little bit sometimes it will fallen back a little.
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I went up, but by the time I reached her, she had fallen back asleep.
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In the past, the tech giant has fallen back to that line after a rally.
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After surging in December, American attitudes toward the stock market have fallen back to Earth.
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A day after the launch, there were reports that Zuma had fallen back to Earth.
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Unfortunately, since it's the holidays, I've fallen back into my creature of the night ways.
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After holding a commanding lead in Iowa, Pete Buttigieg has fallen back into the pack.
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The last inflation reading in April revealed that the region had fallen back into deflationery territory.
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The last inflation reading in April revealed that the region had fallen back into deflationary territory.
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But since the November 2017 coup that ousted Mugabe, Zimbabwe has fallen back into familiar ways.
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U.S. crude volatility has fallen back to nearly 60 percent from as high as 78 percent.
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Because this is an area they stood out on and then seem to have fallen back.
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The United States, by contrast, has traditionally fallen back on the strength of its community responses.
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As a result, she's fallen back into unhealthy coping mechanisms, like drinking and smoking, she said.
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Recent Continentwide polling suggests concern about immigration among Europeans has fallen back to pre-crisis levels.
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I commit to staying in bed until I've fallen back asleep and my alarm goes off.
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"Republicans have fallen back in love with the Electoral College because they view it as a protection of small states, some Democrats have fallen back in love with the Electoral College because it's viewed as a fail safe mechanism against candidates like Donald Trump," Turley said.
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Rates have since fallen back somewhat, although they are still higher than they were a year ago.
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Now, interest rates are returning to normal, and stocks have fallen back about 15% from their highs.
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Derivatives pricing for the yuan has fallen back to levels not seen since the end of November.
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Today, thanks to the rout in the stock market, rates have fallen back just below 2112 percent.
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But crypto-trading volumes in March and April have only fallen back to their levels of November.
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Steel prices, however, have fallen back down to pre-tariff levels, according to The New York Times.
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Here's why: • The XLF has fallen back down to the $26.50 level about four times this year.
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Shares spiked from $355 to $370 on Musk's tweet, but they have since fallen back a bit.
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The heavy elements would have fallen back into the dense neutron star left behind by the supernova.
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Djokovic has fallen back because of an elbow injury, but Federer glides on — thoroughly in his element.
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The writers have fallen back on bad habits, toying with the viewership's trust and eroding its patience.
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Even where the right-wingers have fallen back in places, they are far from a spent force.
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But the number of new drugs coming to market each year has fallen back to historical averages.
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Stocks that soared following IPOs earlier this year, like Beyond Meat and Pinterest , have fallen back toward earth.
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It has since fallen back in national polls; Mrs Merkel is once again the most popular prospective chancellor.
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By the time they reached the bedroom, the futon had fallen back into its place on the floor.
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I couldn't remember what happened — if I had either fallen back asleep at the toilet or blacked out.
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In October consumer confidence touched highs not seen in over a decade (it has since fallen back slightly).
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Between 2009 and 2016, a stretch of Vize Island's shoreline had fallen back some 242 feet (74 meters).
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But bond yields have fallen back since the end of November as expectations of a compromise deal grew.
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Stateside, the U.S. benchmark 10-year Treasury yield has fallen back below 2%, trading at 1.9532% on Thursday.
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Still, the market managed to close above the 50-day, and has not fallen back below it since.
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On two occasions in mid-October and this week, the euro has tested those levels and fallen back.
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As a result, the stock has surged higher and fallen back into favor with growth investors, Cramer said.
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After this week's sharp correction, valuations of the STOXX 600 have fallen back below their one-year average.
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By the time Oscar was nearly a year and a half, we'd fallen back into poor communication patterns.
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By the end of the session, shares had fallen back below $70 to trade at $67.45 a share.
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China's behaviour has improved in some ways: its giant trade surplus has fallen back to 2370% of GDP.
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Oil prices have since fallen back as Saudi Arabia said production would return to normal sooner than expected.
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According to Gordon, QQQ has now fallen back to an old key level: its 200-week moving average.
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That news in part sent the stock market soaring more than 300 points, though it has since fallen back.
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Prices in most of these commodities have fallen back to earth after massive, but relatively brief, spikes in prices.
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Meanwhile, stumbling Washington has lost three straight and four of its past five games and has fallen back to .
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However, in the past few weeks, the stock has fallen back to almost where it was before it reported.
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Premiums for Qatari condensate loading in February hit a record, but have since fallen back on weak naphtha margins.
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While overnight gauges of volatility have fallen back from earlier highs, they still remain elevated compared to historical averages.
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Yes, daylight saving time had ended, we had fallen back an hour and the clocks reflected the old time.
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Law enforcement had fallen back to try to de-escalate the situation, the governor said, but the "vandalism" continued.
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Once rebel-held territory has fallen back into Assad's control, those who lived there often face arrest, conscription, torture.
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The working-age population is growing more slowly, and productivity, which popped temporarily, has since fallen back to earth.
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Japan may have fallen back into recession, he said, and Germany and France reported poor December industrial output figures.
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However, the League has fallen back in recent surveys, which show the gap narrowing somewhat between the two parties.
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Meanwhile, stumbling Washington has lost three straight and four of its past five games and have fallen back to .500.
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Despite the plunge, American stock prices have fallen back only to where they were at the beginning of the year.
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He has several times fallen back on the excuse of merely retweeting when asked about his controversial social media behavior.
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Indeed, in the depths of the crisis, the market would probably have fallen back to a single-digit p/e.
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As a result, it has fallen back on a practice that enables cheating: using previously administered versions of the test.
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Bond yields have fallen back slightly, to 2.9 percent, but they're still at the highest levels they've been since 2015.
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The consumer price index has since fallen back to 2.4 percent but remains above the BoE's target of 2 percent.
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Before I knew it, I'd fallen back into my heat-styling routine — and wasn't anxious to dig myself back out.
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In the face of women's success, many of them have fallen behind on adult obligations and fallen back on misogyny.
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Instead, the company plans to catch its rockets in mid-air with a helicopter after they've fallen back to Earth.
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But after a torrid start, shares of Dropbox have fallen back to earth, with shares flirting with 52-week lows.
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The Dow came within a hair's breadth of the historic 20,000 milestone in December but it has since fallen back.
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I didn't love Matt anymore, but I'd fallen back in love with the idea that he was paying attention to me.
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By the European morning, it had fallen back 0.4 percent to $1.0953 against the dollar, and 0.6 percent to 123.26 yen.
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It's a trait that Dad and I have fallen back on all our lives, with other people and with each other.
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Cloudera is still an enterprise company, but after seeing a 20 percent spike on day one has fallen back to Earth.
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Some analysts urged the RBI to act now as inflation is fallen back within the RBI's 2-6 percent target range.
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When Barclays decided to sell its shares in Blackrock in 2012, the U.S. asset manager's stock had fallen back to $160.
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After weeks of rapprochement across the 38th parallel, the old, ingrained politics of the Korean Peninsula have fallen back into place.
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The administration has fallen back on the 46-year-old Clean Air Act to justify emissions controls Congress would not pass.
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Even as the unemployment rate has fallen back to a normal level, the share of adults with jobs remains unusually low.
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Other oil trading houses, such as Vitol and Glencore, have fallen back on bartering Iranian oil in exchange for other fuels.
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It has fallen back since then, but it is still the biggest among leading rich economies at nearly 6 percent of GDP.
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It may be because most of the material from the blast might have fallen back into the black hole or neutron star.
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Inflation topped 50% a month at one point last year, though it has since fallen back somewhat, and the currency has collapsed.
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Provisional figures suggest the rate has since fallen back to 1.9, but even if correct, that remains well above the national average.
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It peaked at a five-year high of 3.1% in November 2017 but has now fallen back to the BoE's 1.63% target.
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They have fallen back to 5.2 percent, but remain above a fourth-quarter trough of 4.2 percent, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Whether it's because of his handling of Trump or just because America needs spikier comedy, Jimmy Fallon has fallen back to earth.
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However, it has since fallen back to around $1,200 per troy ounce and Goldman believes that it has more room to fall.
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Is there not some basic, seat-of-the-pants airmanship skills that the pilots could have, or should have, fallen back on?
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The number of discouraged workers — people who have given up looking — has fallen back to levels last seen before the 2008 recession.
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"Because I led from the beginning, I really felt the effort in my legs, and therefore I had fallen back," Kitata said.
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It would, instead, be a sign of weakness, proof that the superpowers, for all their vast wealth, had fallen back to Earth.
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Now he has fallen back in the pack, placing third in Friday's Register/CNN poll and a Monmouth University poll released Monday.
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In several surveys in recent days, the proportion of Americans who approve of Trump's job performance has fallen back below 240 percent.
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The number seven Audi had fallen back, however, after suffering turbo problems during the second hour of the 84th edition of the race.
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That the Mariners have fallen back in the wild-card race at a time when Iwakuma is struggling is more than simple coincidence.
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Bitcoin's price has fallen back to around $7,000; the prices of other cryptocurrencies, which followed it on the way up, have collapsed, too.
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Meanwhile the nationalist Alternative for Germany (AfD) has fallen back since last year, when it looked set to be the third-largest party.
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In its latest report, the EU said Bosnia had fallen back on some issues, including the freedom of expression and required judiciary reforms.
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That has left other industries too weak to pick up the slack now that these once-soaring currencies have fallen back to earth.
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JAXA said it was unable to receive data from the rocket, which has fallen back to earth in a spot it had expected.
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By May 2015, the duo had fallen back in love and were planning on moving in together at the end of the year.
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TECHNICALS: Aluminium had fallen back below its 22-day moving average at $2635,20.5 and a Fibonacci level at $21,2997, worsening its technical picture.
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But Warsh now seems to have fallen back, even behind Fed Chair Janet Yellen, who is seen as the third most likely candidate.
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But as the fourth quarter came to a close, she has fallen back to third place behind Sanders, according to Real Clear Politics.
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Gordon now sees a similar setup with the advance-decline line making a new high, while the S&P 500 has fallen back.
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It has since fallen back, in response to the major sell-off in the U.S. stock market, and wider concerns over global economic growth.
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Now that commodity prices in China have fallen back to earth, it wouldn't surprise me to see the commodity rally collapse here at home.
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Perhaps no candidate's campaign has run as alternately hot and cold as Buttigieg's, who has twice surged and twice fallen back into the pack.
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The dollar has fallen back almost to where it was on the eve of Mr Trump's election, making American goods cheaper in other countries.
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Had they spoken together, of course, had they looked into each other's eyes and smiled, he would immediately have fallen back into knowing her.
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The growth rate increased each year in the decade after 1994, but the spurt did not last and it has since fallen back since.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq, having fallen back sharply in a sell-off in May, are back trading at or around record highs.
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Trading down 0.1 percent at 1.1232, the franc has fallen back from its 2019 highs of 1.117 as broader risk appetite boosted the euro.
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They are among the so-called value stocks that have recently fallen back into favor with investors over their counterparts with faster earnings growth.
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In the aftermath of the Khashoggi murder, the kingdom has fallen back on the old tactic of wielding its oil wealth to buy loyalty.
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Jones got a boost after the stream of allegations against Moore, but the two candidates have mostly fallen back to a statistical dead heat.
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Its fighters have fallen back to its last major footholds, the cities and towns in the fertile strip along the Euphrates river downstream of Raqqa.
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More recently, DreamWorks has fallen back on pumping out franchise installments and endless related spinoffs in an attempt to get on more solid financial ground.
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Whenever the S&P 500's valuation has since risen relative to that of emerging-market stocks, it has eventually fallen back again (see chart).
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Now, two years later, although levels of Prevotella have fallen back somewhat, they are still 84 times higher than they were before the experiment started.
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"World trade growth has fallen back to its slowest pace since the financial crisis ten years ago," IEA noted in its closely watched monthly report.
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But after just two months in space, the satellite — called the Humanity Star — has fallen back to Earth and burned up in the planet's atmosphere.
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It has since fallen back to $6.09 a barrel, but this is still well above the $1.52 low for the year, reached in late January.
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But instead of investigating those questions, the show has fallen back on the twisty gimmicks that have followed Jonathan Nolan's work since his first film.
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Hadwin had fallen back into a tie with Cantlay at the par-four 16th, carving his drive into a water hazard and dropping two shots.
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Mark Zuckerberg has often fallen back on the excuse that one day, perhaps soon, AI will be able to successfully moderate content on his platform.
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Brent crude futures were last up 48 cents at $33.87 a barrel at 0907 GMT, having fallen back from a session high of $35.55 earlier.
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Argentina has fallen back into a recession on Macri's watch and poverty has risen, while its 12-month inflation rate is currently hovering over 57%.
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The papers suggest that the number of active offshore entities on Mossack's books exploded between 1990 and 2008, but has since fallen back a bit.
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Three-month euro/dollar cross-currency basis swap spreads had also fallen back overnight to 343 basis points from as high as 120 basis points.
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Euro zone inflation picked up in January but is expected to have fallen back to zero in February, according to a Reuters poll of economists.
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To counter the claims, Mr. Trump and has lawyers have fallen back on the positive surveys that Trump University received from students about their experiences.
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Why it matters: Harris has been stuck in the single digits in national polling and she's fallen back to sixth place in several Iowa polls.
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The West Texas International briefly spiked amid rising tensions between the United States and Iran but had fallen back below the $60 mark by Friday.
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Shares of Netflix stock shot up about 8% the day after the company reported earnings last week, but the price has since fallen back down.
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Over the past few decades, schools have increasingly fallen back on police departments — particularly through the use of school resource officers — to dole out discipline.
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On a chart of Pfizer, Keene says that the stock has fallen back to what he has deemed "massive support" at $234, last seen pre-election.
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Those spiked during the Great Recession, but they have fallen back to levels below 300,000, which is usually thought to be consistent with steady job growth.
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The stock at the end of April hit an all-time high of $179.50 per share, but more recently has fallen back down to around $170.
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So East Ghoutans have fallen back on the green stretch of suburbs they inhabit, known for its agriculture long before the war, to ward off hunger.
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The unemployment rate, which reached 10 percent after the recession, has fallen back to around 5 percent, while hiring and pay gains have been healthier lately.
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As membership continues to dwindle, Big Labor has fallen back to relying on their liberal allies in Congress and the Obama Administration to do their bidding.
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Investors are anxious about a policy meeting of the European Central Bank on Thursday as inflation across the 19-country eurozone has fallen back below zero.
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In early trade, Italian yields slid over 100 bps and the spread to German debt, which ballooned in recent sessions, has fallen back below 200 bps.
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After growing faster than the economy for three decades, debt growth in many countries, including the United States, has fallen back in line with economic growth.
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They still sit at the top end of the LME storage cost spectrum but have fallen back in line with the rest of the warehousing pack.
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In fact, in recent months, I've fallen back on wearing the same basic white tee and jeans outfit rather than go on a self-shopping spree.
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Meanwhile, the campaign and foundation have fallen back on one consistent defense — that there's been no proof of a quid pro quo between donor and foundation.
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"There was a strong level of technical resistance at $1,290 - $1,292, it is a level we have fallen back from and we are consolidating below," Meger said.
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Mnangagwa promised to repair the struggling economy after replacing Mugabe in an election following a coup in November 2017, but Zimbabwe has fallen back into familiar ways.
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So he and other Republicans have fallen back on touting the strength of the economy, as Clinton did, holding it up as proof that everyone is winning.
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The latter measure once put Q1 expectations at 5.4 percent, which would have been the best quarter of the recovery, but that has fallen back steadily since.
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Instead, they have fallen back on the very practice that enabled abusive priests to thrive: dealing with sexual conflict through a blend of prudery, euphemism, and evasion.
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Most have then fallen back upon the less dramatic but sure methods of proven diplomacy — careful study, patient preparation, weighing risks versus opportunities, and short term vs.
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U.S. Senator Kamala Harris had what appeared to be a breakout moment in the first Democratic debate in June but has since fallen back in the polls.
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Capital flight, which averaged an estimated $8 billion per month when the purge began, has since fallen back, apparently because of worry of arousing the prince's notice.
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The next phase of Mr. Forsythe's career landed him in a more experimental world of theater and dance; but recently, he's fallen back in love with ballet.
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Warren, who has fallen back in the polls as Buttigieg has risen, is seizing the opportunity to raise questions about the South Bend mayor's commitment to transparency.
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Brent oil jumped 3.7 percent on Monday, its biggest one-day gain since December 2016, but has fallen back 0.5 percent to $49.41 in Tuesday's Asian trade.
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By the end of February, total reserve assets had fallen back to $484.6 billion, their lowest since April 2011 ("Monthly statistical bulletin", Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority, March 2019).
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Mr Schulz needs his party to win there to prove that the SPD's poll surge since January, which has fallen back in recent weeks, is not yet dead.
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But rather than speeding up as the BoE has predicted, earnings growth has slowed down, even as unemployment has fallen back to its levels before the financial crisis.
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After spending the first part of the year cosplaying in the stratosphere, acting as if he'd already won the nomination, he's now fallen back among the mere contenders.
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After a short-term increase in the summer, steel prices have actually fallen back to the levels of last January and February — before the tariffs even took effect.
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The euro dipped on Draghi's comments and was seen trading at $1.1191 against the greenback on Tuesday morning, having fallen back from an 11-day high of $1.1220.
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As trade war chaos envelops asset classes from stocks to commodities to currencies, defensive corners of the market like consumer staples and utilities have fallen back into favor.
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Diane, meanwhile, has fallen back down to the sales floor where she worked in her leaner years, thanks to the financial skullduggery of the imprisoned Nick (Tracy Letts).
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Taken together, the polls also continued a broader trend in which Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has gained ground as Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont has fallen back.
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The fact that the pound has not fallen back to its lows suggests investors do not believe Britain will leave the European Union without some sort of deal.
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Palladium surged from a low of $449.55 an ounce in early 2016 to record highs above $1,600 in March, though prices have since fallen back to around $1,400.
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With doubts rising over U.S. President Donald Trump's ability to deliver policies to promote faster economic growth, many of these gauges have fallen back to near Election Day levels.
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The WSJ reports, and we've confirmed separately, that the payload is thought to have fallen back through the Earth's atmosphere after reaching space, because of the failure to separate.
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Google has even fallen back on some of Microsoft's defensive tactics, publishing a "how to uninstall" video this morning that echoes a video Microsoft introduced in its own trial.
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But with the White House hungry for victories ahead of Trump's 100th day in office, the president has fallen back on the "economic nationalism" that's central to Bannon's worldview.
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When sanctions were loosened against Tehran, India increased imports from Iran to almost 900,000 bpd in late 2016, but intake has fallen back to around 500,000 bpd this year.
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Stuck, Mr Kerry has fallen back on counter-terrorism: if the ceasefire holds for a week, then America and Russia will jointly fight the jihadists of Islamic State (IS).
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Since then sales have fallen back and Tamiflu is currently a relatively small component of Roche's overall revenue, which reached $37 billion in the first nine months of 2016.
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Soon enough the play has fallen back into the worn grooves of manipulative formulas, and if we follow its lead, we don't have a chance of thinking for ourselves.
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It wasn't until around Christmastime that we were able to admit we had fallen back in love and wanted to do whatever we could to make our marriage work.
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The dividend yields of the major mining companies, a measure of the productivity of an investment, have fallen back sharply since the steep drop in gold prices of 2013.
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Farmers now have to deal with higher costs and loss of access to some markets, while steel prices in the United States have fallen back to pre-tariff levels.
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Net imports of crude and refined oil in the United States have fallen back to historically low levels over the same period as a result of a surge in exports.
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The slump in oil prices is continuing to pressure shale oil producers in the U.S. where production, exploration and rig counts have fallen back dramatically over the last 18 months.
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Boxed in by his own foolish promises and ineptitude, he has fallen back on the ruse of declaring an emergency and grabbing what money he can from the military budget.
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The two main regional benchmarks didn't manage to hold onto the initial gains, but unlike prior attempts to boost prices, this time they haven't fallen back below where they started.
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Two weeks ago, New York REIT announced a plan to merge with JBG Companies, based outside Washington, but New York REIT's stock has fallen back to $9 a share again.
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It also ruled out the crash of a ruthenium-powered satellite as an IAEA investigation has concluded that no ruthenium-containing satellite has fallen back on earth during this period.
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But this week they had fallen back to about $578 a ton, about where they were in October 2017 - but with increased market share and capacity utilization for domestic steelmakers.
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But this week they had fallen back to about $578 a ton, about where they were in October 2017 - but with increased market share and capacity utilization for domestic steelmakers.
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The price of XMR, Monero's token, peaked at nearly $500 earlier this month but has since fallen back down to around $240, according to sites which track the prices of cryptocurrency.
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Corporate America has fallen back in love with big cities, where a growing list of name firms like GE and McDonald's have announced they are moving their headquarters from the burbs.
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It was great for the three hours or so that it lasted, but so quickly we've fallen back into our playbook routines, silently going about our various businesses. Policeman. Electrician. Journalist.
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Trump has been asking OPEC to pump more to drive down prices , which hit a 2019 high above $73 a barrel in April but have since fallen back to about $66.
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Spot Asian iron ore rallied 86 percent from its December low to the 20153 high of $68.70 a ton, and has fallen back 23 percent to close at $52.70 on Monday.
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But the shares have since fallen back after word spread that Trump may start to take aim at the company and its billionaire CEO Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post.
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Perhaps it's a sign of the times, but business and politics both seem to have fallen back on the meanest, lowest common denominator, and that's only been magnified by social media.
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The share of households now living below the poverty line has fallen back to pre-recession levels, though it remains about 281 percentage points higher than its lowest point in 20153.
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After hitting their lowest point in decades last year, steel prices surged 80 percent from late November to their recent peak on April 21, but have since fallen back around 25 percent.
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In fact, if anything, the media's role in keeping politicians and business honest has fallen back because there aren't enough reporters at the statehouse in Columbus or at the Capitol in Washington.
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When sanctions were loosened against Tehran in 2016, India ramped up imports from Iran to almost 900,000 bpd in late 2016, but intake has fallen back to around 500,000 bpd this year.
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In the absence of such information, some e-cig proponents have fallen back on a trope from the previous tobacco wars: Smoking should be a matter of personal choice and personal responsibility.
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Without a Republican majority to approve either a comprehensive replacement for the health law or a repeal-only bill, Republican leaders had fallen back on what they called the lowest common denominator.
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Following comments from U.S. President Donald Trump on easing tensions, oil prices by Thursday had fallen back to levels last seen before the killing of Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani in Iraq.
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New yuan loans may have fallen back to 700 billion yuan after strong mortgage-led growth over the last few months, while the growth of outstanding loans was likely unchanged at 13 percent.
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Brent crude, which hit a one-week high of $49.40 per barrel on Monday after Russia and Saudi Arabia agreed to cooperate on stabilising the oil market, have since fallen back to $47.60.
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While the lira has weakened, it has not fallen back to levels seen last year when its value sank by as much as 40% to its weakest level against the dollar in history.
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Though it has fallen back from highs of around 15% in polls following the refugee crisis, its strategy of polarisation and provocation has allowed it to reach popularity ratings of around 9% today.
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"If you don't complete that game in time, we assume you've fallen back asleep and then the alarm will start ringing again," says Allison Light, a program manager for Microsoft's Project Oxford team.
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As President Donald Trump defends himself against the House impeachment inquiry, he's fallen back on a familiar line of attack against Democrats: The economy is the best it's ever been, so impeach that.
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Two-year German bond yields, which had fallen back below -1% ahead of the easing steps, rose 5 basis points to -0.91% , while Italian 10-year bond yields jumped more than 20 bps.
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His favorability climbed from 76% among Republicans a month after he left office to 88% in a 2015 poll from CNN/ORC -- but it's fallen back down to 76% in the Trump era.
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Although Bezos has since fallen back to a measly $145 billion net worth from his peak this morning, his rank as the world's richest person has been on-and-off since July 2017.
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From a peak of just under $240 last July, shares in the company have now fallen back below $100 and still look expensive on a traditional valuation basis, at 222.21 times expected earnings.
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After briefly making a run to the top of the polls, she has fallen back some and was the only top tier candidate to see her fundraising go down in the fourth quarter.
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For Harris, the health care morass is also threatening to become an ominous symbol for why, after her surge following the first debate, she's fallen back since early July to where she started.
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But she has since fallen back, hurt by what seemed like an equivocating stance on "Medicare for all," and voter fears that her policies would be too far left for the general election.
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"We are definitely seeing nervousness rising about a cliff-edge Brexit," said Societe Generale FX strategist Alvin Tan, who flagged how sterling had also fallen back to 90 pence per euro this week.
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The percentage doing so on an ad hoc basis has fallen back from the 2016 figure of 29 per cent to 24 per cent; the 2017 number is more consistent with previous years.
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But by 215:2168am on Thursday morning the dollar and euro notes had fallen back to 70, while the sterling note had sunk to 68.7 according to Tradeweb prices, eroding much of Wednesday's gains.
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"Oil has fallen back to levels not seen since mid-November 2016, and traders are worried it could bring about low inflation and diminished growth," David Madden, market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said.
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The luxury retailer's market cap climbed to nearly $7.8 billion last month on news that it was in talks with private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners, but now has fallen back to $6.7 billion.
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Arnault's jump into second place on Bloomberg's wealth ranking in July 2019 is the first time Bill Gates was ranked lower than second, but Arnault has now fallen back to third place — for now.
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The level of striking continues to improve in the UFC and as Cerrone slows down and young fighters benefit from all the existing footage of him struggling, "Cowboy" has fallen back on his wrestling.
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It reached bottom when CNN released a poll last week that showed Harris had fallen back to 20103% nationally, tied with South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and nowhere near Biden, Sanders and Warren.
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IS has gradually fallen back on Baghouz as its fighters retreated down the Euphrates in the face of sustained assault by local and international foes after its grotesque displays of cruelty aroused global fury.
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Nickel prices have fallen back since that time, but the current small surplus of nickel will likely turn to a deficit by the end of the decade causing yet more headaches for Musk and Tesla.
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Instead, with many traders on holiday, the volatility of the pound has fallen back to levels seen at the start of 2016 and those on the euro are back at their lowest in two years.
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It's the latest evolution of the classic "I was hacked" defense that politicians and celebrities have often fallen back on when inappropriate content has crossed their feeds, regardless of how true that claim actually is.
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Portuguese bond yields, which soared to over 17 percent in 2012, have since fallen back sharply, helped by European Central Bank buying, efforts to bring down the budget deficit and stronger-than-expected economic growth.
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Has there been any progress made towards fair and accurate media coverage of trans people and issues in the years since Meadows' death, or have we opened a trap door and fallen back in time?
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The gap between 10 year and 2 year Treasury securities on Monday at had fallen back to around 18.5 basis points, the lowest since July 2007, months before the official start of a deep recession.
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News that Jerome Powell will be taking over as Federal Reserve chair from Janet Yellen does nothing to change the fact core inflation on the central bank's preferred measure has fallen back to 1.3 percent.
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"While these formerly beloved tech stocks get hammered, you have new winners like Clorox, " the "Mad Money " host said, explaining how the digitally-focused consumer goods stock has fallen back into favor on Wall Street.
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In its latest report on Bosnia in 2015, the EU said it had actually fallen back on some issues, including "the conditions for the exercise of the freedom of expression" and the required judiciary reforms.
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The government sees small- and medium-sized companies as key to unlocking higher productivity, which has fallen back to below pre-crisis levels this year, and to the success of the UK economy post-Brexit.
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"UK yields have fallen back as traders mull the possibility that the Bank of England might step back from a rate rise in November given some of this week's data," said CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson.
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Yields on Qatar's sovereign dollar bonds jumped over 40 basis points after the sanctions were announced on June 5 but have since fallen back nearly 20 bps, suggesting many bank investors still see Qatar as attractive.
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Having fallen back down to earth from the antigravity era of 2011–14, the sustained headwinds now squeezing corporate profits should incentivize business leaders to find new ways to increase the productivity of their existing workers.
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That initially boosted oil prices above $50 a barrel, but futures have since fallen back into the $40s as U.S. drillers increase output, Libya restores sidelined supplies and OPEC exports decline more slowly than its production.
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The greenback had hit its highest levels in eight months against the Japanese currency at the start of the week , boosted by strong risk appetite across markets, but has since fallen back by about 1.3 percent.
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Two major surveys showed confidence among British consumers and retailers had fallen back to levels last seen in the wake of the shock 143 Brexit vote which thrust Britain's $214 trillion economy onto an uncertain path.
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While in the short run higher tariffs can certainly cut into margins, lumber prices, after spiking from 2017 to mid-0003, have now fallen back into the same range they had for from 2013 to 2016.
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Gordon points out that GLD has recently fallen back to a "support" level at $122, its previous high from April and June of this year, and could even fall through that level as the dollar rallies.
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It's also a stark departure from how Plaza's character is depicted in the comic books: Legion could have easily fallen back on a literal translation of the comic books, busting its budget on giant special effects.
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But Republicans may also pay a price at the hands of fiscal conservatives who believe that party leaders have fallen back into bad habits and betrayed bedrock beliefs by joining with Democrats in a spending spree.
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In the 10 months since the Trump administration imposed 25 percent tariffs on steel imports, prices in the United States have now fallen back to levels last seen before the tariffs were announced on March 1.
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Since then, there have been some hits and some misses as the company has tried bucking traditional mobile game trends in some cases and fallen back the tried-and-true methods of Asian game development in others.
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Fillon, a one-time front-runner who has fallen back over by a scandal surrounding the employment of his wife as a parliamentary assistant, has been put under formal investigation, a first for a French presidential candidate.
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In tackling them, he faced deep suspicions from the public, and from political opponents and allies alike, that he had fallen back on traditions of negotiating back-room deals with Ukraine's post-Soviet business elite, the oligarchs.
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Warren, at 20153 percent in the Monmouth poll, was still showing a little bit better in Iowa than in national surveys; O'Rourke, down at 6 percent, has fallen back a little bit in national polls as well.
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She drinks too much — everybody does in McCloskey's novel — she and Eddie wrangle about her aimless afternoons, about the way she has fallen back in with the unemployed musicians she hung out with pre-marriage, pre-respectability.
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The small upside to all this is that recently, the price of GPUs have finally fallen back to down somewhat tolerable levels now that a handful of GTX 1080 GPUs can be had for between $550 and $570.
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After a super-charged rally from a January 216 low of 22017 the London Metal Exchange (LME) index of major contracts topped out at 22017 in the first quarter and has since fallen back to a current 23,22.
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Brent crude has gained 5.7 percent this week, rising to $71.34 a barrel on Tuesday, the highest since late 2014, although the price has since fallen back and was $0003 a barrel by 0907 GMT, down 6 cents.
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As the company has struggled with accounting errors and multiple investigations, Valeant's stock has fallen back to around $18 a share, and there seems to be little hope that Pershing Square's investors will recover their losses in Valeant.
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Where the match becomes interesting is in the wrestling, as Cerrone has fallen back on it more and more in his welterweight career, but Cerrone doesn't have all the strength advantages he might have as a giant lightweight.
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Implied volatility measured by one-month euro/dollar options EUR1MO=, a gauge of the expected trading range over the period, has fallen back to historically low levels as the euro has moved further away from parity with the dollar.
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The recent flotation of Snap, an internet firm that is yet to make a profit, brought back memories of the dotcom boom; its shares soared by 20173% on their first day of trading (although they have fallen back since).
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Asked by Reuters how long it would take to defeat the remaining jihadists, Bali said he expected the operation to end "very soon", adding that some remaining militants had fallen back to the bank of the nearby Euphrates River.
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SpaceX launched Zuma on top of its Falcon 9 rocket on January 7th, and just a day later, reports started to surface that the satellite had fallen back to Earth and burned up in the atmosphere after the mission.
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Chang (69) had looked to have blown his chance of victory with back-to-back bogeys at the 16th and 17th, while Park (71) had fallen back into the chasing pack by also dropping a shot at the 16th.
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Official measures of wage growth, which tend to exceed the XpertHR measure due to promotions and job changes, hit an 11-year high of 3.9% in the three months to July but have fallen back a bit since then.
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That compares to around 23 percent last year – of course, a lot of that boosted by the tax breaks – but it wouldn't take much, particularly with oil prices having fallen back a lot, for that 6 percent to be lower still.
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Spieth has largely fallen back into the leaderboard pack and last month surrendered his No. 220 ranking to red-hot Aussie Jason Day, who heads into the Masters riding a two-tournament winning streak and as the Las Vegas favorite.
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Spot iron ore prices have also gained nearly a quarter since the end of 2015, but have fallen back 15 percent from the high for the year so far, hit in early March, with big foreign miners increasing deliveries to China.
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I wish your interpretation of the show was the right one, but I feel that Game of Thrones, which started off with so much swagger, has fallen back on the tritest of political themes: that the meek shall inherit the earth.
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After a surge in female members of Congress in the early 1990s, rates have stalled or fallen back; currently, 20 percent of representatives and senators are women, far below the 30 percent goal set by a United Nations conference on women.
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U.S. crude oil exports to worldwide destinations have been rising, and reached a weekly average of 3 million barrels a day for the first time ever in mid-June but have fallen back into the 2-2.3 million range since.
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A week or two ago, opinion polls showed a clear national picture: Bernie Sanders had built a commanding lead over Mr. Biden, whose numbers had fallen back into the teens at the head of a crowded pack of moderate candidates.
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Perhaps conservatives, expert or no, are just in denial about the sad situation we find ourselves in and have fallen back on the comfort of blaming liberals and their "science," the way a toddler might clutch at a security blanket.
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Trump raised U.S. support for Ukraine on the call, but the White House and its Republican allies have fallen back on the defense that there was no explicit quid pro quo that made aid contingent on opening a probe into Biden.
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On top of that, first-quarter growth is looking even weaker, at less than 22019 percent, and the economy in the two quarters appears to have fallen back to the pace it was at before President Donald Trump entered the White House.
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Portfolio managers' combined positions in crude and refined products climbed from a low of 303 million barrels at the end of June 230 to almost 2164 billion barrels in late January but have since fallen back to just over half that level.
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As he defends himself against the House impeachment inquiry over his effort to pressure Ukraine into investigating a political rival, Trump has fallen back on a familiar line of attack against Democrats: The economy is the best it's ever been, so impeach that.
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It alleged that NYU had fallen back on its promise to repay workers in 2015 after a New York Times investigation in 2014 claimed that migrant workers were forced to pay recruitment fees to secure a job and lived in overcrowded spaces.
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Since Prince Mohammed's rise to power, the Saudis have pursued a more aggressive and militarized foreign policy, but they have also fallen back on a tactic honed over decades — wielding their oil wealth to buy loyalty in the Arab world and beyond.
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"This is a special moment, this is a special mission, and we are in a special nation that has never, never fallen back from a challenge," Mr. Inslee said at a news conference Friday morning at a bus depot in Los Angeles.
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It's only since the cruelty has become palpable instead of theoretical that the Trump team has fallen back on the claims that their hands are tied, that they don't want to do this, but law and order requires it, what can you do?
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U.S. job growth likely accelerated in August, with the unemployment rate expected to have fallen back to an 18-year low of 3.8 percent, which would bolster views that the economy was so far weathering the Trump administration's heightening trade war with China.
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Source: New York Fed It has turned lower since late summer as the yield curve has returned to its "normal" shape, but only in the 1960s has it ever climbed above 30% and fallen back to tame levels well ahead of any recession.
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Having conceded their original defence (that there was no shakedown), Mr Trump and his supporters have therefore fallen back on a line that takes less account of the Ukrainian matter in hand: the president is the victim of a vast left-wing conspiracy.
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Instead, Android Police wrote, he took a few photos before returning the device to the owner: He thought his own Pixel 2 XL had somehow fallen back, but he realized it was the 3 XL after seeing the notch and Google logo on the back.
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At the time, markets only priced in one quarter-point rate rise over the next three years, and short-term interest rate expectations have fallen back since and markets now think a rate cut is more likely than an increase over the coming year.
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The margin in Singapore for 92-RON gasoline reached $8.75 a barrel on July 12, the highest since April, although it has since fallen back to $4.38, a level still well above the $2.85 loss per barrel recorded in late January.
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The margin in Singapore for 92-RON gasoline GL92-SIN-CRK reached $8.75 a barrel on July 12, the highest since April, although it has since fallen back to $4.38, a level still well above the $2.85 loss per barrel recorded in late January.
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The attackers struck an airport and the subway, but some Belgian investigators believe they seemed to have fallen back on those targets because they felt the authorities closing in on them, and that their original plan may have been to strike a nuclear plant.
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Taking into account the exorbitant human and financial costs of a military conflict with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, even a conventional one, Beltway pundits have fallen back on the tried-and-tested deterrence and containment approach to hem in the erratic DPRK.
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The New York Times reported earlier this month that dozens of steel mills opened, restarted or made new investments last year, but noted that steel prices in the U.S. have fallen back to the same levels they were prior to the tariffs being imposed.
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It's an argument the president's allies have fallen back on a number of times, including to dispute former FBI Director James Comey's interpretation of Trump's telling him to go easy on then-national security adviser Michael Flynn, who was also embroiled in the probe.
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As Black Lives Matter became a national movement, the biggest defenders of police have generally fallen back on one excuse to explain away the racial disparities in cops' use of force: Black people are more likely to commit crime, according to the FBI data.
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I didn't love Matt anymore, but I'd fallen back in love with the idea that he was paying attention to me, that he remembered me, that some part of me, the first-love, high school romance, lost virginity part of me, remained pure and alive with him.
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For too long, companies like Instacart, Uber, and Lyft have fallen back on the same explanation for these cases: Most of their workers enjoy the flexibility of their jobs, and most of them do it only part-time for supplemental income and are doing it well.
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But it has fallen back since the start of April, with comments from BoE Governor Mark Carney as well as fellow policymakers such as Gertjan Vlieghe pouring cold water on the idea that Britain's record-low interest rates could increase any time soon despite rising inflation.
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After soaring to a peak of 2.47 percent last October as low oil prices starved the market of funds, six-month SAIBOR has fallen back to 2.01 percent as a slight rebound in oil and overseas borrowing by the government have eased pressure on state finances.
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In an April analysis reported on by The Times ("Insurers Stem Losses, and May Soon Profit, From Health Law Plans"), Standard & Poor's showed that Obamacare enrollee medical costs — which shot up rapidly during 2014 and 2015 — have since fallen back to comparability with group-policy enrollee costs.
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After trying everything from working with the Anti-Defamation League to reclaim Pepe from his official status as a hate symbol to ceremonially killing off and then reviving the character, Furie seems to have fallen back on the last best hope afforded by the DMCA: good old-fashioned censorship.
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Per an investigation by the Chicago Tribune, while the NRA may have initially fallen back of its familiar strategy of taking a long social media weekend after the massacre, four days later it returned with a weeks-long digital advertising campaign that saw average spending spike to nearly $50,000 a day.
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Mr Salvini is out of Italy's government, having bungled an attempt to secure uncontested power, and has fallen back in the polls; in Hungary, Viktor Orban's populist ruling party faces the threat of losing control of the country's capital, Budapest, and perhaps other cities at local elections later this month.
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So far, candidates have generally fallen back on the same talking points — comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship for the 11 million unauthorized immigrants currently in the US, a special need to attend to the status of DREAMers, the importance of expanding legal immigration — that Democrats have used for the past several cycles.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Oct 12 (Reuters) - With spot Asian iron ore having fallen back below $60 a tonne, the price of the steelmaking ingredient appears to be heading toward a level more in line with supply and demand fundamentals.
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You can see it in the market action: cyclical sectors sensitive to the global economy that had rallied in prior weeks have all fallen back this week: (This week) Metals/mining — down 3.8% Retail — down 4.1% Banks — down 1.8% Industrials — down 1.3% "It appears investors may be tentative about chasing new all times highs ahead of pivotal trade negotiations while the central bank safety blanket has been folded up and put away," Michael O'Rourke wrote to clients at Jones Trading last night.
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AMSTERDAM, June 17 (Reuters) - ** Banks involved in the IPO of Dutch insurer ASR have been supporting the share price to prevent it from dropping below listing price of 19.50, local media report ** ASR shares rose as much as 5 percent after listing in Amsterdam on June 10, but have since fallen back ** Business news broadcaster RTLZ, citing anonymous sources, says banks have spent at least 32 million euros supporting the stock in recent days ** ASR spokesman declined to comment (Reporting by Anthony Deutsch; Editing by Alexander Smith)
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