However, it quickly fell back to around 1.287 moments afterwards.
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To do so, he fell back on his Midwestern roots.
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Home sales recovered, however, when mortgages rates fell back again.
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Only a month later, it fell back down to 40%.
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This week Brent crude fell back to $50 per barrel.
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However, in afternoon trade, prices fell back into the red.
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As the planet heated up, its vast glaciers fell back.
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It's amazing how quickly he fell back into podium mode.
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She accepted — and fell back in love with with dancing.
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Likewise, while hiking, we relaxed and fell back into talking.
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ADCB fell back 0.8 percent and FGB lost 0.9 percent.
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But they fell back Wednesday on news of rising inventories.
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He then tried to get up but fell back down.
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It's pretty amazing how we all fell back in together.
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He got up at first and then he fell back down.
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SPSY fell back 0.5 percent a day after leading a rally.
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The German 10-year bund yield fell back into negative territory.
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Crude prices initially rallied on the news, but then fell back.
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WTI crude futures for October fell back below $45 last week.
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I closed the app, shut my eyes, and fell back asleep.
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Emaar the Economic City, another potential beneficiary, fell back 2.0 percent.
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Indeed, this week the Pound fell back to near Brexit lows.
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We turned them around quickly, then we fell back, dragging Yaz.
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Halfway to his feet, the boxer wobbled and fell back down.
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He leaned back, or maybe fell back, onto Coach Mo's shins.
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The unemployment rate fell back to the historic low of 3.5%.
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Average hourly earnings growth fell back to 2.6 percent in February.
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While star after star fell back, Molinari maintained a steady course.
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Lee fell back to two under with a second-round 75.
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Matt Kuchar fell back with three bogeys on the back nine.
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Stocks also fell back then amid the outbreak's uncertainty before recovering.
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Euro/dollar fell back below $1.11 on Friday and remains there.
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Upon seeing him, she said, she immediately fell back in love.
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I fell back asleep, and in no time it was wakies.
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All three also fell back on the Strauss family for encores.
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Sprint fell back with 203 wins, 35 less than in 2016.
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Sterling dropped to $1.32 and the euro fell back under $1.12 .
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Lorenzo fell back into the window and momentarily blacked out, he said.
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Mortgage rates surged, but then fell back again, and home sales recovered.
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I pushedher back, and she fell back and slid across the floor.
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J. went so all-out that he fell back on his chair.
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On Thursday, gold fell back below $1,190 to a six-week low.
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But it fell back to the pre-shooting level three months later.
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These passengers resettled in Europe, but many fell back into Nazi hands.
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The annual inflation rate fell back sharply to 0.2 percent in July.
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Germany's Bund yields also fell back towards 272.81-230/2 year lows.
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They later fell back to trade up 1.5 percent at 14.76 euros.
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When I did my warm-up and pushed back, it fell back.
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Mortgage refinance applications surged 9 percent last week as rates fell back.
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It said that radiation levels fell back to normal after 2½ hours.
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But it then fell back to hit the day's low of $1.3160.
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The curtain lifted, teasing the audience, then immediately fell back down again.
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The following January, levels fell back to below 1 part per billion.
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But Bouchard fell back quickly and is ranked 225rd at age 25.
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When the winning score was confirmed, Brady fell back to his knees.
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After its intervention in December, the SARON rate fell back to -0.71%.
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And on one hand, I fell back in love with dance music.
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U.S. indexes fell back slightly on Tuesday, following a week of record highs.
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Many fell back on their children's favorites when time and energy ran low.
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You can see here that Verizon's network occasionally fell back to 4G LTE.
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Early on, Enfinger's No. 98 ThorSport Racing Ford fell back in race traffic.
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And too often Thursday, his explanations fell back on his service with Obama.
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Masraf Al Rayan, which gained 20.1 percent last week, fell back 25 percent.
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You can see here that Verizon's network occasionally fell back to 103G LTE.
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He was, and I blocked out the rest, or perhaps fell back asleep.
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They fell back when those benefits turned out to be smaller than expected.
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Qatari credit default swaps and international bond yields fell back substantially on Monday.
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After that event, bird-strike injury reports fell back to their typical levels.
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But it fell back down on technical selling to close 0.2 percent lower.
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The euro fell back to $1.1210, while the dollar firmed to 108.27 yen .
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Clinton fell back on her foreign policy experience and her several major endorsements.
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Petrochemical shares were hit as Brent futures fell back below $46 a barrel.
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Following the historic summit, the president's approval fell back to around 28503 percent.
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The states subsequently fell back in line -- and farther back on the calendar.
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Once rates fell back below 28503 percent, home sales resumed their upward trend.
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Suddenly, everybody fell back in love with the Texan's chances all over again.
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His head fell back for good, and his mouth opened behind the mask.
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It fell back 0.7 percent to 90.35 pence against a broadly stronger euro .
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In both cases, Russia fell back in line with Mr. Assad's defiant brutality.
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However, when I completed the course, I gradually fell back into old habits.
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The euro fell back below $1.10 after initially surging on the ECB announcement.
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Then she fell back in the polls by doing much the same thing.
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Bottas led near the end but fell back as his tires went off.
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She said she pushed the hand away each time and fell back asleep.
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Rates fell back again in November, but were still higher than a year ago.
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SPLRCI, another post-election beneficiary, fell back 0.5 percent, weighed down by defense stocks.
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Instead she fell back on a coterie of familiar counsellors less knowledgeable about Brussels.
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DAMAC, which had led the rally, fell back 9.0 percent in heavy profit-taking.
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When Kunduz fell back under Taliban control last fall, government forces deserted en masse.
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It fell back sharply in a move that correlated with strong gains for sterling.
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But as Truex fell back, Larson recovered and eventually got back up to second.
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She missed the art of the dance, and she fell back into its rhythm.
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But after Amazon's share price slipped, Bezos fell back to second place behind Gates.
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Indian officials and thought leaders fell back on tired rituals of obfuscation and denial.
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Dubai's index was near flat as shares of DAMAC Properties fell back 2.0 percent.
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It tells me when Juniper woke up and fell back asleep throughout the night.
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So at 26 I fell back into the songs that buoyed me at 16.
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But she fell back the moment she accused Sanders of sexism on Jan. 12.
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If it didn't, its orbit would gradually decay until it fell back to Earth.
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Mortgage rates moved higher again to start this week but then fell back Tuesday.
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But when ISIS emerged we fell back fully into the Bush-era messaging trap.
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But energy related stocks fell back as investors booked profits ahead of earnings season.
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"The thing was, he always fell back asleep and never remembered," Martin said. ♦
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The Hawks had their brief two-game winning streak snapped and fell back to .
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And then Rubio, disastrously, fell back on the robotic repetition of his stump speech.
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The dollar fell back to 112.10 yen , a telling retreat from last week's 114.54 peak.
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In later years, R&D fell back a bit and economies of scale leaped forward.
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Home sales fell when rates rose and only recovered, however, when interest rates fell back.
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It later fell back, leaving the yen up 0.1 percent at 131.13 yen per euro.
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French and Dutch long-dated bond yields fell back to within sight of recent lows .
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As we had before, we fell back on Patsy's for sustenance and absorbed another pie.
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Ergo Princess Maker Refine's art decisions were made long before dithering fell back into fashion.
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After gaining 36% in two days, shares of the automaker fell back 15% on Wednesday.
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Attentive Harry then pulled up his wife's ponytail so that it fell back over it.
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When the van struck the employee, he fell back several feet; he suffered minor injuries.
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Mortgage rates fell back slightly, but are still higher than they were one year ago.
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Oil and gas stocks came under pressure, down 1.1 percent as crude prices fell back.
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Joule doesn't provide any plastic bags, so I fell back on some quart-size Ziplocs.
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Property firm DAMAC, one of the stocks which led the rally, fell back 4.3 percent.
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Bank stocks, which rallied at first on news of Atlante's creation, soon fell back again.
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He fell back, then sat in a corner with his bloody nose in his hands.
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The contract fell back to $68.42 a barrel, still up 32 cents, after the speech.
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I was so scared, I fell back in all that water and banged my knee.
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After George W. Bush's tax cuts, America fell back into red and the economy sputtered.
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This morning, yields fell back more than 100 basis points, the biggest fall since 1996.
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Dubai Investments fell back 21 percent after snapping a five-day losing streak on Wednesday.
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So some private equity firms fell back on a time-tested moneymaking strategy: slashing costs.
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Szabo fell back, hit his head on the pavement and lost consciousness, according to police.
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Platinum fell back to a discount to palladium, after rising to a premium last Thursday.
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Yandex shares, which were 3 percent higher earlier on Tuesday, fell back after Peskov's comments.
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If I walked away or went inside, the connection fell back to regular 4G LTE.
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Verifiable information of any sort was in short supply, so people fell back on rumors.
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But elsewhere the parties of the hard right fell back, or at best marked time.
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However, it fell back by 6% on Wednesday, and there are further headwinds to consider.
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The yield was as high as 2.16 percent Monday but fell back to 2.12 percent.
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The prominence then fell back toward the sun, but collided with lines of magnetic field.
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But the currency fell back overnight as investors grew wary about the short term outlook.
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It challenged that level in September 2017, but then fell back to lows near $0.75.
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Eventually, we fell back to McGuffy Park and tried to figure out what to do.
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When Obama's effort to pass climate legislation was blocked, he fell back to EPA regulations.
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The yields fell back to be little changed on the day, however, in the U.S. session.
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V22TX fell back nearly 30 percent to 21.4, having had its biggest ever surge on Tuesday.
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"I had to eat more, essentially, and I fell back to the other extreme," she says.
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The Dust fell back to Earth after a few years, and had to be replenished continually.
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It fell back in Leave-voting towns, but this was down to more than just Brexit.
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When things get tight, she fell back on an additional weapon — she knows how to volley.
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After 13 years of record-breaking revenue growth, Apple finally fell back to Earth this year.
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The broad index closed above that level on Friday, but fell back below it this week.
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British government bond futures FLGcv1 fell back from the session high struck immediately after the incident.
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Three shots rang out, Mr. Werber said, and Mr. Wax's body fell back into the room.
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Instead he fell back on a reliable crutch: tethering himself to the legacy of President Obama.
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Even after coming clean in the deposition, however, Jones quickly fell back into an old habit.
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When they got arrested, they fell back to the Bronx and started sending out the youngsters.
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Crew Dragon then used onboard thrusters to orient the vehicle as it fell back toward Earth.
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I think the more important thing was that the unemployment rate fell back down to 5.6%.
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It eventually fell back to the ground in Minnesota, where it mixed with snow upon descent.
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The utilities and consumer staples stocks that investors had rushed into during market stress fell back.
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Sterling, down 13% at $1.3027, reversed earlier gains and fell back to fresh three week lows.
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Rather, it indicates that the prize fell back into a pre-existing automatism that reproduces bias.
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U.S. crude CLc1 ended the session 31 cents higher at $1.563 but later fell back to $47.38.
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The S&P 500 fell back into correction territory, down 10 percent from its 51.103-week high.
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The Nasdaq Composite Index fell back into correction territory on Monday, pulled down by major tech stocks.
|
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The company's stock fell back into a bear market, down 20 percent from its 52-week high.
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Over the weekend, Syrian troops fell back from the town, despite intense Russian airstrikes in their support.
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But if Rubio fell back into fourth — behind Ben Carson, perhaps — that would be a disappointing performance.
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Having surged by 44% on its stockmarket debut, the share price fell back sharply in subsequent trading.
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After rising the previous week, interest rates fell back again last week, but consumers were not enthused.
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In 20183, the price fell back a little to around $22018, from a peak of over $220.
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On Friday, the dollar fell back against a basket of currencies but the pound failed to benefit.
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ADDARIO: I woke up, I put on my night vision, took this picture and fell back asleep.
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With oil lower on the back of supply concerns from Iran, European and U.S. markets fell back.
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Some stars fell back: Sloane Stephens, Garbiñe Muguruza, Angelique Kerber, Caroline Wozniacki, Venus Williams and Jelena Ostapenko.
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Moore described the moment she fell back into addictive habits while on a trip with Kutcher, 41.
|
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The crown currency initially strengthened slightly against the euro after the data release but quickly fell back.
|
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While DeChambeau eventually fell back to even, Casey did not, producing back-to-back birdies on Nos.
|
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The 22-year yield fell back below 234 percent, to around 2.985 as of 5:04 p.m.
|
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On Sunday, perhaps inevitably, Mr. Obama fell back on his remarks from Dallas and other previous speeches.
|
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The capsule burned up as it fell back into Earth's atmosphere, with debris crashing to the ground.
|
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Mike Conley made seven 3-pointers while scoring 23 points for the Grizzlies, who fell back to .
|
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bernie Sanders' high-flying Democratic presidential campaign fell back to Earth on Saturday in Nevada.
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Mr. Erdogan increasingly fell back to explaining that he could not dictate actions to an independent judiciary.
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But they also readily fell back on rhetoric and talking points that seemed designed for sound bites.
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The country's over-the-counter (OTC) bonds rose an average 2% as Argentina's risk index fell back.
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A few men tried to climb the wall but fell back in the face of the gas.
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On a misty night with a game-time temperature of 50 degrees, the Mets fell back to .
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I believe Chandler simply fell back on those flourishes too often, resulting in a low winning percentage.
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The unemployment rate also fell back to 5003%, matching its lowest level in more than 50 years.
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The unemployment rate also fell back to 3.5%, matching its lowest level in more than 50 years.
|
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In the final months of the campaign, Mr. Najib fell back on tried-and-true money politics.
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But he fell back to a distant third in Nevada, where the electorate is much more diverse.
|
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Real estate firm Ezdan Holding, which had been rebounding strongly in recent days, fell back 4.9 percent.
|
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UBI stock fell back to $85033 on Friday, the last day of trading before the SEC freeze.
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First, he sees a "downtrend resistance" near $10.25 that USO broke through, but then fell back below.
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V22017TX jumped on the release but fell back shortly afterwards and was still lower on the day.
|
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But gold prices fell back after Trump fired his nationalist and anti-globalisation chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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All came ahead of sharp rebounds, though the market fell back weeks or months afterward before recovering fully.
|
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Dollar/yen hit a new high for the year of 112.40 Thursday, but then fell back below 112.
|
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But the commissioners were slow to engage in their work and fell back on the Common Lands grid.
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When asked about the accident at today's press event, Krafcik fell back on Waymo's comments from this weekend.
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Earlier this season, there were moments when the team—and Durant in particular—fell back into isolation ball.
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In 2005, people fell back into apathy soon after the Orange Revolution had rid us of Mr. Yanukovych.
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The unemployment rate fell back to below 4 percent and annual wage growth was the best since 2009.
|
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The sector regained some ground in premarket trading, but fell back into the red by mid-morning trading.
|
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One-year euro zone inflation swap rates fell back to minus 0.11 percent having hit zero on Tuesday.
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After starting ninth, Suarez fell back in the early going as he fought the handling on his no.
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The island fell back to ground level a few days later, breaking into smaller pieces in the process.
|
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Instead of unambiguously condemning this kind of violence, Trump fell back on one of his uglier talking points.
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The dollar rose 0.3 percent against a basket of major currencies as the euro fell back to $1.0940.
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Asian stocks skidded, with Chinese shares down 5 percent, after oil prices fell back below $30 a barrel.
|
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Banks fell back after having made strong gains in the previous session on hopes of interest rate hikes.
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Trump fell back into his old patterns and Clinton displayed a lighter, yet more lethal, touch in zinging.
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The Chinese currency fell back to 6.8202 at midday, 21 pips weaker than the previous late session close.
|
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Instead, Iran launched a short-range surface-to-air missile that fell back to earth 35 miles away.
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Instead, Trump fell back on the old repeal-and-replace proposals that had circulated around Congress for years.
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John, 29 In high school, I definitely fell back on the fact that I was the sports guy.
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Zero was shot and fell back for a moment before jumping on the suspect again, the family described.
|
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Yields on benchmark U.S. 10-year notes fell back to 1.81% from a two-month top of 1.87%.
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The jihadists quickly fell back to the city centre, allowing most of the population of 200,000 to flee.
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It fell back to 3.0 percent in December but remained faster than pay growth of about 2.5 percent.
|
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However, news from OPEC making the oil price fell back, with Brent futures declined from 80 dollars quickly.
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Yeah, I fell out of love with him at one time, but I fell back in love, too.
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In 3Q17, the NPA ratio fell back down to 0.83% and net charge-offs (NCOs) increased to 30bps.
|
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On the topic of immigration, the Republican candidate fell back on all too familiar rhetoric regarding Mexican immigrants.
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"We lost that track position and fell back too much," said Truex, a seven-race winner in 2019.
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She toppled forward, and Ms. L. gathered her in her arms and fell back onto the marble stairs.
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Almirola, who had raced in Petty's No. 43 car last year, fell back all the way to 11th.
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When things turned back to Trump personally, Pence had a variety of tricks that he fell back on.
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But that proved fatal; she was unable to sustain the pace and fell back before the halfway mark.
|
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Despite initial hints of compromise, nothing materialized, and the White House and Congress fell back into blame-shifting.
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Najran Cement fell back 1.5 percent after soaring along with other cement stocks in the past two days.
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Wall Street rose to fresh record highs overnight but Brent oil prices fell back near $48 a barrel.
|
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The unemployment rate fell back to below 4.63 percent and annual wage growth was the best since 24.6.
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Without anything to report on beyond the sparse, brutal facts, the TV newsreaders fell back on their scripts.
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Last week our college bets fell back down to Earth a bit, going 3-4 against the spread.
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They fell back slightly in November, but were still nearly a full percentage point higher than a year ago.
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When the race returned to green, the drivers who stayed out fell back, and Busch moved into the lead.
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The biggest lender, National Commercial Bank, fell back 20.4 percent but major Islamic lender Al Rajhi climbed 22.1 percent.
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"I did not understand marriage, I did not understand divorce, I probably should have fell back," Pinkett Smith said.
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Gold, another supposed safe harbour, fell back to $1,325.90 an ounce after touching a three-week low at $1,319.96.
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Australia's and New Zealand's dollars, which are used as proxies by investors for plays on China, also fell back.
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I fell back immediately, resigned to the fact that I was either going to throw up or pass out.
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Safe-haven bond yields fell back, with Germany's benchmark 10-year bond yields hitting session lows at 0.069 percent .
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Travel agency Al Tayyar, which had climbed 7.4 percent on Sunday in unusually heavy trade, fell back 1.3 percent.
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Versus the euro, sterling fell back from 87.778 pence per euro to trade up 0.1 percent at 87.82 pence.
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The unemployment rate fell back to 3.8%, its lowest level since early 1975, the Office for National Statistics said.
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He jumped, reached up over the wall with his glove outstretched and then fell back to the warning track.
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Inflation recently fell back within Bank Indonesia's target range (4%, +/-74pp for 2016), but external vulnerabilities remain major concerns.
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The waving rider and I stayed head-to-head until the middle of the track, when he fell back.
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After reaching an altitude of 65 miles, the camera fell back to Earth and shattered, but the film survived.
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I lay in bed for an hour in excruciating pain, then it faded, and I fell back to sleep.
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It then fell back to around 3.85% at the end of the month and fell more sharply through August.
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The third time Gerszewski nudged him, Bailey's head fell back, and Gerszewski saw that his friend was turning white.
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In her words In leaving out several prominent and viable contenders, the Academy fell back on its historic biases.
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A day after posting one of its biggest gains of the year, the real fell back again on Friday.
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The 21.3262-year U.S. Treasuries yield fell back to 1.8497 percent, erasing its gains made after Friday's payrolls data.
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Some of his characters work for NASA — or did, before they fell back into the slipstream of ordinary life.
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But with no established techniques for interpreting archaeological material like the skull, he fell back on racism and phrenology.
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I woke early, took a shower, then fell back into sleep, dreaming of hermit crabs crawling through my suitcase.
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Sharon opened up about how she fell back in love with her husband after his infidelity nearly shattered their marriage.
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The yen had strengthened in earlier Asian trading but fell back and was flat versus the dollar at 111.03 yen.
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Remy shares, which initially hit a record high of 106.45 euros, then fell back during the call with the analysts.
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The unemployment rate fell back to below 4 percent and a wider measure of underemployment fell by the most ever.
|
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Twitter's stock rose in 3 percent in after-hours trading Tuesday but fell back to below 1 percent soon after.
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In the wake of the September 11th terrorist attacks, hate crimes surged but quickly fell back again (see chart 2).
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"She fell back toward the guard wire and was swept under it by another wave," organizers said in a statement.
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Sterling, which soared more than 3 percent on Tuesday after Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit speech, fell back 0.7 percent.
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But they quickly fell back and only rose in earnest at the end of October when the RBA started cutting.
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But gold's price later fell back below $20.7,009.603 an ounce as the U.S. dollar moved higher and stocks trimmed losses.
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Germany's Ifo survey of business sentiment, which had been rising steadily since the start of 2016, fell back last month.
|
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Sterling fell back below $1.30 following the resignation and U.K. 10-year gilt yields dipped to a 5-day low.
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But the rally since the so-called Dimon Bottom was foiled this week as stocks fell back into correction territory.
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Steven Souza Jr. homered for the Diamondbacks, who fell back into a tie with the Dodgers atop the NL West.
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While some people praised her protest, many of those who derided her simply fell back on lazy, misogynist sexual innuendo.
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She put her head in her hand and, after a few seconds, fell back into the arms of her attorney.
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The Saudi stock index, which rose 3.9 percent last week, fell back 0.1 percent on Sunday, though trading remained active.
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Every so often she tried to stand up, but bumped against the table and fell back down into her wheelchair.
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Abu Dhabi-listed Sudatel Telecom fell back 2969 percent after heavy trade and Al Salam Bank Sudan retreated 20.2 percent.
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It then fell back when a British government source poured cold water on the prospect of an imminent Brexit deal.
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Abu Dhabi lost 0.6 percent as First Gulf Bank , which jumped 3.3 percent on Tuesday, fell back by 1.6 percent.
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Ericsson shares initially rose as much as 2.6 percent but fell back to trade 0.4 percent higher by GMT 0857.
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I questioned Simmons on his credentials, and he fell back, as he did with others, on his trips to Gitmo.
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Lemberger fell back from the doorway and sat down so hard that his teeth chimed like a pair of castanets.
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In 2015, another Progress cargo ship spun out of control, and was also destroyed as it fell back to Earth.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump fell back on the show-business defense long before the "Access Hollywood" tape came out.
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As for Ronan, the Oscar-nominated actress said she and Chalamet instantly fell back into a rhythm the two shared.
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Instead, Russia's ambassador fell back on a familiar ritual of denying everything and passing the blame to anyone but Moscow.
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British 10-year government bond yields GB10YT=RR were broadly flat on the day at 0.69% after prices fell back.
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" Mr. Ohler fell back on his interest in sleuthing during the five years it took to research and write "Blitzed.
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The Australian dollar fell back below the $0.80 mark to trade at $0.7982 after trading as high as $0.8029 earlier.
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It later fell back to trade flat on the day as the euro and the British pound made some headway.
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Still, after the first drive, the Giants fell back into bad habits of leaky protection, mistimed routes and costly miscues.
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Shares of Apple fell back into a bear market on Monday as growing concerns surrounding iPhone production weighed on the stock.
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The dollar index fell back from its highest level since late 2002, hit after U.S. manufacturing data beat expectations on Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, Aberdeen shares fell back to just short of 5 percent higher from an initial move of close to 7 percent.
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German bond yields fell back toward 2-1/23-year lows following the escalating trade tensions and collapse of Brexit talks.
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So Mr Obama's lawyers fell back on arguing that America may fight IS because it is a descendant of al-Qaeda.
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It had risen as much as 2198 percent in early trading but fell back into negative territory after about an hour.
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German bond yields fell back toward 2-1/2-year lows following the escalating trade tensions and collapse of Brexit talks.
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UK data showed that inflation fell back for the first time since June, suggesting the squeeze on households could ease slightly.
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He said Fed futures initially jumped to 62 percent odds for a December hike, but fell back after a few minutes.
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Dubai's index fell back 0.6 percent as builder Arabtec lost 1.4 percent and Dubai Islamic Bank dropped by the same percentage.
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After weekend sales fell back to pre-promotion levels, the company relaunched the promotion in June and sales grew once more.
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A glowing staff report said Ghana had tamed inflation (which fell back to 22016% this year after reaching 17% in 2016).
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In 2011, a 30,000-pound Russian spacecraft called Phobos-Grunt failed on its way to Mars and fell back to Earth.
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I turned off the burner and listened to the pot crackle before I lay down and fell back into the darkness.
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"Well, it was certainly a letdown, to say the least," said Johnson, who fell back precipitously after that Lap 149 restart.
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But they fell back again on Thursday after retail sales fell 1.2 percent in December, the largest decline since September 2009.
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She eventually fell back into painting after she spent time in art museums and related very heavily to horses and flowers.
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Providence (17-4, 5-3) fell back to earth following a 82-76 overtime upset of No. 10.53 Villanova on Sunday.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell back to 2.398 after closing near the session high of 2.416 percent on Wednesday.
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The index of UK consumer confidence produced by YouGov fell back to just above levels last seen in June last year.
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Italian government bond yields fell back thanks to reports the government was targeting a lower budget deficit in 2020 and 2021.
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Clearly lacking power, Vettel fell back through the field before getting the call from his race engineer to retire the car.
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In England especially, 85 percent of the population of Britain, many people fell back on national pride, cultural exceptionalism and nostalgia.
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But Mr. Kasich didn't exactly split those votes with Mr. Cruz; he actually fell back to 14 percent of the vote.
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If black turnout fell back to the levels seen in the 2004 or 2000 elections, it could spell trouble for Clinton.
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Petrochemical heavyweight Saudi Basic Industries tumbled 3.0 percent after the price of Brent crude oil fell back below $0.13 a barrel.
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Earlier this month, Tesla fell back behind Ford in terms of its market cap as some pressure has hit the stock.
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"I definitely fell back in school a bit for it," Ms. Knoop said, "but to me, that was worth it." video
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During the protest, Baek was hit by the jet from a water cannon, fell back, hit his head and lost consciousness.
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But the bump didn't last, and her numbers fell back to Earth during the month between the first and second debates.
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The lira firmed to 5.2260 after the delegation's planned visit was announced, but fell back to 5.2935 at 1:30 p.m.
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Biden, meanwhile, fell back in his fundraising, posting $15.2 million – about $7 million less than he raised the previous three months.
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The company's stock fell nearly 523 percent and fell back into a bear market, down 20 percent from its 52-week high.
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The Orioles fell back into a tie with Detroit for the second wild-card spot as the Tigers (72-03) also won.
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Other Republican senators, meanwhile, fell back on political explanations for a bill that experts warn could result in millions losing their insurance.
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The Dow (INDU) climbed past its best-ever closing record when the market opened but fell back as the day went on.
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While price inflation, stripping out the cost of mortgages, climbed through the year to around 1 percent, it recently fell back slightly.
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The 10-year Treasury yield fell back under 2% on Tuesday as concerns about global economic growth pushed investors toward safer assets.
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Rather than discuss that, it fell back to a broader argument, suggesting that maybe the human was just afraid of new innovations.
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Another in 2018 resulted in a massive fireball when the rocket left the pad, then within seconds fell back down and exploded.
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Hammerson shares initially rose as much as 2.3 percent but then fell back and were down almost 2 percent by 0806 GMT.
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He instead touted Putin's vigorous denial and fell back on previous complaints about Hillary Clinton's emails and the Democratic National Committee's server.
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Yields fell back to 2.09 percent on Wednesday as analysts circulated an unsourced report in the German newspaper Bild on Germany's plan.
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Drugmaker Shire fell back 1.4 percent following a 3.8 percent surge in the previous session that traders attributed to vague takeover rumours.
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When the women stood on the chairs and fell back into the men's arms, what seemed intended as a crescendo lacked momentum.
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Yet, despite how well these shows recreated these microcosms of familial lawlessness, they always fell back on the same nuclear family ideals.
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We reached for each other through the film of separate dreams and then fell back in states of mutual surprise, nonverbally reaffirmed.
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Within a second of reaching the driver's side window, Mr. Small fell back and stumbled to the pavement between two parked cars.
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So the tablet computing experience was often subpar, and users often just fell back to using an old-fashioned keyboard and trackpad.
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This is the province that people fled to as Aleppo, Hama, Homs, Douma and other areas fell back into Syrian government control.
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Maryland fell back into a tie for first with No. 16 Michigan State, which won 79-71 at No. 20 Penn State.
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Meanwhile, the Chicago Business Barometer, which tracks Midwestern business activity steered mainly by trade and manufacturing, fell back into contraction in September.
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At first, I let Leo go quietly downstairs by himself, and I mashed the pillow over my face and fell back asleep.
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Shortly after getting to El Salvador, he fell back in with the Barrio 18 gang he had run with in Los Angeles.
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He went on to pick up another stroke two holes later but fell back after bogeys at the 14th and 17th holes.
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First Abu Dhabi Bank, the United Arab Emirates' largest lender, fell back 1.8 percent after rising 2.8 percent on the previous day.
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The trade deficit narrowed as elevated levels of imports by businesses to prepare for Brexit before the March 29 deadline fell back.
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Late in a game against the Baltimore Ravens in November, Keenum was knocked down, tried to get up, wobbled and fell back down.
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If celebrities fell back this year — Maroon 5 is not yet confirmed as the performer — then the NFL might have to pay attention.
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Called Phobos-Grunt, the spacecraft weighed nearly 30,000 pounds and it fell back to Earth in 2012, ultimately entering over the Pacific Ocean.
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But a massive fall in share prices prompted an about-turn, and on Tuesday, it fell back to as low as 2.662 percent.
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When church leaders fell back on the standard FLDS legal tactic -- "answer them nothing" -- Jessop won a default judgment upward of $103 million.
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Trump fell back into the pack, but worked his way forward, pushing aside the Prime Minister of Montenegro to put himself in front.
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About ten minutes into Atlanta's "FUBU" episode, I fell back into my shy, tight-jean-wearing middle school stan for the "popular" kids.
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"We kind of fell back into some old habits where we get sloppy, and took our foot off the gas pedal," Gallagher said.
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" To each and every question, Tillerson gave incomplete or evasive answers or fell back on his favorite line that he "needed more information.
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Dario Saric added 16 points, Robert Covington chipped in 12 and Jerryd Bayless had 11 for the Sixers, who fell back to .500.
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It staged a mini revival in August, but this week fell back below $1.30 within sight of the July low just under $1.28.
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Sterling reached $1.3421 around midday on Tuesday, still more than 16 cents lower than before the referendum results, then fell back to $1.3327.
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She took a deep breath, fell back and spun upside-down in the middle of a warehouse in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn.
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Tonight with my nearest and dearest i cried, laughed, screamed, danced, reminisced and fell back in love with my 10 year old self.
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Jordan Spieth, who shot 64 on Saturday to jolt the leaderboard, fell back with a 73 on Sunday and finished at seven under.
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Then they executed a quiet strategic withdrawal called Operation Alberich, in which they fell back from the original front to the Hindenburg Line.
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But stocks fell back down because of concerns the Federal Reserve would keep raising interest rates after its most recent hike in December.
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Miners Rio Tinto, Anglo American and Glencore, among the most exposed to the U.S. dollar, fell back by between 1.3 to 3.4 percent.
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Earlier this year it was seized upon by speculators who pushed up the value of Monero significantly before the price fell back down.
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Crude prices fell back as Saudi Arabia reassured the market that it would restore output swiftly after weekend attacks on its oils installations.
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The island was formed in part when that ash fell back to earth and hardened after mixing with warm water, Dr. Garvin said.
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We had lots of ups and downs throughout the season, starts where I fell back and I fought back and I never gave up.
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In January, as the "Trumpflation" trade drove the dollar to its highest levels in fourteen years, the euro fell back close to $l.03.
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And Jason [Lee, who also stars in the movie], he's a good ol' country boy, obviously... we just fell back on mimicking our relatives.
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In its report, WSJ says that the Zuma satellite fell back to Earth because it didn't separate from the upper part of the rocket.
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The British currency fell back towards the day's lows at $1.3322, its lowest levels since June 5 and down 0.4 percent on the day.
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In the foreign exchange market, the pound rose slightly in the short term and then fell back, currently trading around 1.24 to the dollar.
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It staged a mini revival in August, but this week fell back below $1.30 within sight of the July low just under $1.28 GBP=.
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Oil also caught investors' attention as Brent and U.S. crude fell back $1 having jumped overnight on signs of OPEC-led crude output cuts.
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The Chinese first pulled past the Canadians in volume in 2015, surged strongly in 2018, but then fell back dramatically in the past year.
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"Inflation eased in May, as travel prices such as air fares fell back after their Easter highs in April," ONS statistician Mike Hardie said.
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When food shortages appeared under Mikhail Gorbachev's 'perestroika' reforms in the final years of the Soviet Union many Russians fell back on their allotments.
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Indergand was caught after two laps by a group containing Rissveds, Wloszczowska, fellow Swiss Jolanda Neff and Czech Katerina Nash and quickly fell back.
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Russian exports fell back from a record-breaking 2017/18, but at 36 million tonnes held well above an EU total of 21 million.
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Big oil names like ExxonMobil and Chevron, which had been weak all day on weak oil, came off their lows, but soon fell back.
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Cookie, too, was ready to bring down Leviticus and Juicy, the Queen Bee who runs it, but fell back on the plan as well.
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" Instead, Aldridge complained, Biggers "fell back on the image of Fat Albert, a comedic cartoon character," a move that Aldridge deemed "crass and irresponsible.
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Benchmark 20.4-year U.S. government bond yields fell back to 20.7524 percent with the move eventually following in European bonds after a choppy morning.
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V2TX fell back from peaks hit last week when a spike in inflation expectations boosted bond yields and fueled worries over central bank tightening.
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Stocks fell back from an afternoon peak as investors sold telecommunications companies, which have been the best-performing sector of the market this year.
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When I got back I had no money, so I fell back into IT and before I knew it four years had gone by.
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The dollar eased against rivals, making gold cheaper for holders of other currencies, while the U.S. 13-year treasury yield fell back below 1%.
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Three-month euro/dollar cross-currency basis swap spreads also fell back overnight to 39 basis points from as high as 120 basis points.
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Oil prices initially spiked on the news — Qatar is home to substantial natural gas — but quickly fell back to just above $203 a barrel.
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He fell back into a tie for fourth with Spaniard Jon Rahm (61) and Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy (68), four strokes from the lead.
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Oil prices, which initially jumped, fell back as analysts said market tension could ease as long as oil production facilities remain unaffected by attacks.
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Oil prices, which initially jumped, fell back as analysts said market tension could ease as long as oil production facilities remain unaffected by attacks.
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The N1 rose above the launch tower, fell back to the pad and blew up in one of the biggest nonmilitary explosions in history.
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In U.S. Monday trading, price for both spot gold and future gold increased to above $1550/ounce, but fell back in after-hours trading.
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The Vols started off making only two of their first 11 shots and fell back 17-6 just over six minutes into the game.
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We also found moments of fandom unity in unexpected ways throughout the decade, like when we all fell back in love with Keanu Reeves.
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But oil prices fell back in Asian trading on Thursday after Russia held out the possibility of cooperating with OPEC to control global oversupply.
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The dollar, which has outperformed bonds and the S&P 21 this year thanks to rising yields and trade tariffs, fell back on Powell's comments.
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However, Rajhi Bank one of the lenders that attracted heavy interest after the Saudi market was upgraded to emerging market status, fell back 0.8 percent.
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After its previous high watermark six years ago, the party's positive ratings quickly fell back to earth, with Democrats regaining the advantage the following month.
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The real, or inflation-adjusted yield, on the 10-year Treasury note is hovering near zero — and just fell back into negative territory last week.
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The FTSE 100 was up 0.1 percent by 0830 GMT, while the FTSE 250, which hit a record high last week, fell back 193 percent.
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The sentiment in European indexes had been partly shifted by trade seen in the U.S., where stocks fell back into the red around Europe's close.
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He then fell back to 20th after nearly getting caught up in an incident with Reed Sorenson and Jimmie Johnson just past the halfway point.
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"My wife and I fell in love, had kids, didn't really see each other for a few years, then fell back in love," he said.
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Emaar Development, which had surged on Tuesday after MSCI said it would include the stock in its United Arab Emirates index, fell back 0.7 percent.
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But Remy's shares fell back from record highs, as concerns over the stock's valuation and an unchanged dividend offset the strong earnings and upbeat outlook.
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But while the occasional player saw their fortune skyrocket, many were shot down by competitors, arrested and incarcerated, or simply fell back into blighted neighborhoods.
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Abu Dhabi's index, which had surged 3.1 percent on Sunday, fell back 0.7 percent as blue chips retreated, with First Gulf Bank losing 2.2 percent.
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Inflation fell back into the target range (3%+/-1pp) in August after several years above-target, and inflation expectations remained well anchored over this period.
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The Khmer Rouge fell back from the Cambodian heartland to the forested mountains by the Thai border, a region rich in gems and rare lumber.
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"My wife and I fell in love, had kids, didn't really see each other for a few years, then fell back in love," he says.
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While Brazil's economy has gradually recovered after a 2015-16 recession, Argentina fell back into recession last year as inflation surged and its currency cratered.
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This week, Afghan troops, after months of fury at poor supplies and low morale, fell back from two vital positions in the volatile Helmand province.
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Instead, it climbed to 10 percent in 20103 and only fell back below 8 percent in 2012, leading to criticism that the stimulus was ineffective.
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Twice in 2013, the yield on the 10-year Treasury reached 3 percent, hoovered there without crossing over and quickly fell back under that level.
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VIX futures contracts fell back on Tuesday to trade at a wide discount to the spot price, showing that traders expected volatility to fall sharply.
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Oil prices fell back after touching six-month highs, as selling prevailed on signs of another storage build at the hub for U.S. crude futures.
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When the 14-story rocket booster had finished its task, it fell back to Earth and landed neatly on a ship in the Pacific Ocean.
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"I fell back on my training from Camp McCrady, eyes out for the known signs that we were about to get blown up," he wrote.
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A lot of things fell back into place, and that was the moment when I decided, O.K., I'm going to stop wasting my life away.
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Ten-year Treasury yields started the quarter at 2.74 percent, breached 3 percent for the first time since 2013, then fell back to 2.84 percent.
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He fell back with a bogey and a double bogey down the stretch to post an even-par 71, which left him tied for 24th.
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It was impossible to tell when, exactly, she fell back into the character or if she had ever really broken away from her at all.
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The Dow, S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq fell back in correction territory, which reflects a 10% or more drop from 52-week highs.
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When pushed to confront the horror and uselessness of what they had done, the psychologists fell back on one of the oldest justifications of wartime.
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Oblak parried Kroos's initial shot, but he was then helpless when the ball fell back at the feet of Isco, who scored from close range.
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From November to this month, he fell back nine percentage points, the largest drop of any of the top four candidates, who remained tightly bunched.
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The benchmark S&P 500 index fell back into negative territory for the year after closing positive on Friday for the first time in 2016.
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The spotlight fell back on Italy's banks Tuesday morning after prosecutors reportedly opened an investigation into alleged market manipulation by the Genoa-based Banca Carige.
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Oil prices, which initially jumped, fell back too as analysts said market tension could ease as long as oil production facilities remain unaffected by attacks.
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With 95.5 million Americans no longer in the labor force, the labor force participation rate fell back to a four-decade low of 62.7 percent.
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Almarai, which jumped 11.13 percent after reporting on Sunday a slight rise in first-quarter net profit in a challenging market, fell back 0.4 percent.
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Traders are worried the selling isn't near over after the S&P 500 fell back below its Tuesday low during its 3.8 percent plunge Thursday.
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The price of a Bitcoin increased from $6,472 in November 2017 to $17,629 in December 2017, and then fell back to $7,208 in February 2018.
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Maybe it is hidden by dust, or maybe enough star material fell back onto the star to nudge it into collapsing into a black hole.
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All major U.S. indexes fell back into negative territory for 2016 on Friday and Monday after the Brexit vote, getting a twinge of relief on Tuesday.
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In the United States, yields on two-year bonds fell back from a nine-year peak, down 1 basis point on the day at 1.56 percent.
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The yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury debt fell back in Asian trading to 1.995 percent, compared to its U.S. close of 2.064 percent on Wednesday.
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With Russia unable to compete economically or support its clients, its public fell back on a simple conviction: we are stronger because we are morally superior.
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Brazil's stock market jumped 6% at Monday's open, greeting the election result with glee, although it then fell back in line with global stock-market losses.
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Russia's Mars 96 mission, launched in November 1996, was also slated to make seismic measurements, but because of a rocket malfunction, it fell back to Earth.
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The probe was supposed to explore one of the moons of Mars but instead got stuck in Earth's orbit and eventually fell back to our planet.
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After the incident, the driver said he also "saw DeShawn get up and try to walk, but he fell back to the ground," the complaint alleges.
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The mood in Dubai remained positive with trading active, but the index slipped 0.2 percent as Arabtec, the most heavily traded stock, fell back 3.8 percent.
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The 30-year bond yields had risen on the prospect of Federal Reserve rates rising over the next 6.922019 months or so, but later fell back.
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In a further sign that the ECB's new guidance had prompted investors to reassess the outlook for rates and inflation, long-term inflation expectations fell back.
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But a massive fall in share prices prompted an about-turn, and in Asian trade on Tuesday, it fell back to as low as 26.017 percent.
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Kris Dunn was the Bulls' only other double-digit scorer with 13 points as they fell back to earth following Wednesday's 119-110 victory against Memphis.
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The euro is currently trading at 29.7 against the dollar after the greenback fell back after dovish comments by Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen on Tuesday.
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As I fell back in love with reading, I noticed that I no longer viewed reading as a chore, as something I didn't have time for.
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The pan-European index fell back 0.1 percent while Germany's DAX declined 0.2 percent after Europe's biggest economy reported first-quarter growth slightly slower than expected.
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He tried jobs and failed, and ultimately fell back on the one thing he knew, and wanted to get away from: his family's fried-chicken business.
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Mariota fell back to Earth a bit in Indianapolis in Week 193 as the Titans failed to seize control of the AFC South against the Colts.
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Once ranked as high as No. 43, in 2012, Harrison fell back in recent years and has not been in the top 100 since January 2014.
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Chanon took a bullet in the leg and fell back on the fire, where he remained while the Germans checked the boys for signs of life.
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After they had deployed their satellites, rockets didn't have an easy way of getting home, so they mostly fell back to Earth, never to be recovered.
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I didn't want Spelunky in the first place, I bounced off that game for like a year and a half before I fell back into it.
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MILAN (Reuters) - European shares fell back on Thursday and marked their biggest monthly fall since June as profit taking kicked in after stellar gains this year.
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The overall rate of annual opioid use rose to its peak around 19993 and 2013, but fell back to or stayed slightly above 2007 levels by 2016.
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Park, who missed two months of the season due to injuries, started on the front foot with three early birdies but fell back after dropping three shots.
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In fact, during the worst of the Great Recession and the long, slow aftermath, U.S. household incomes fell back to where they were roughly 24.3 years ago.
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In fact, during the worst of the Great Recession and the long, slow aftermath, U.S. household incomes fell back to where they were roughly 257 years ago.
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The average rate on the 30-year fixed spiked to just over 5% last November, according to Mortgage News Daily, and then fell back again in December.
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As a result the rocket and the satellite it was carrying fell back into the ocean, according to an update from the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).
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Many of the world's stock markets fell back into the red after two days of gains, further boosting safety plays such as government bonds and the yen.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index had risen 0.9 percent on Tuesday, helped by a rebound in oil prices although oil prices fell back again on Wednesday.
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Model contract clauses are one of the alternative data transfer mechanisms that thousands of companies fell back on when that prior arrangement, Safe Harbor, was struck down.
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They subsequently fell back too, hitting record lows earlier this year, helped by a perception that any Federal Reserve monetary tightening would be glacial to support growth.
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Meanwhile, the WSJ and Bloomberg are saying the satellite fell back to Earth or disintegrated because it failed to separate from the upper part of the rocket.
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ET. Even though mortgage rates fell back to their lowest level in a month, they did little to drive new loan applications, which were flat last week.
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SPX fell back toward lows seen in February, when the index gave back more than 10 percent in 10 days after reaching a record high in January.
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Sebi said the issuance of rupee bonds, which come under the corporate bond limit, would temporarily cease until the utilisation rate fell back to below 92 percent.
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On the subsequent restart on Lap 263, he spun his tires, fell back to sixth and had to claw his way back to third at the finish.
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Oil prices fell back into the red on Monday, as supply glut concerns grew and any progress with OPEC helping alleviate the volatile oil market appeared bleak.
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International Brent crude oil futures fell back below $50 per barrel, trading at $49.89 at 7603 GMT, down 65 cents, or 1.29 percent, from their last settlement.
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MSCI's emerging market equity index fell back to its lowest level in a couple of weeks on Thursday and its currency equivalent slipped for the second day.
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Ziegler, former President Ronald Reagan, and assorted members the George W. Bush administration all either fell back on it, or put its passive powers to active use.
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Ultimately, the sketch began, he fell back on the chair and landed hard on the stage, reportedly severely injuring his head to the point of near-paralysis.
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Once considered the next big thing in American men's tennis, Harrison — ranked as high as No. 43 in the world, in 2012 — fell back in recent years.
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But Omantel did not reveal a price for its planned purchase and Zaion, which had jumped 3.4 percent on Thursday in response to the rumours, fell back.
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But Deyle fell back in love with robotics, after teaming with CTO Erik Schluntz, an engineer who turned down a gig at SpaceX to chase entrepreneurial dreams.
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Prices are up over 67 percent from a year earlier and hit a record high in May, but fell back slightly in June as demand fell off.
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Gas went unleaded in the mid-1970s, but all the old lead burned in the past was dumped into the air and then fell back to earth.
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New York (CNN Business)The Dow and broader stock market fell back from Monday's sharp gains as investors worried about recession warning signs in the bond market.
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I would call up my mom in the middle of the night hysterical and she would stay on the phone with me until I fell back asleep.
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Wirecard shares, which had traded up as much 4 percent following publication of results, fell back to trade down 1 percent at 33.55 euros at 1345 GMT.
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She forgot to say her own, which, in turn, tripped up audience members, who fell back on expressions like "you guys" for fear of getting it wrong.
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Data released by the Bureau of Economic Statistics revealed that the rate of savings fell back to pre-crisis levels by the third quarter of this year.
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On both occasions, hopes for a rapid and sustained rebalancing of the oil market turned to dust, and fund managers incurred large losses when prices subsequently fell back.
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The S&P 500 also fell back below its 22-day moving average of 2603, a signal to some strategists the longer term trend could really be changing.
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Investment firm Kingdom Holding, which had risen sharply in the previous two days after owner Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was released in the purge, fell back 1.9 percent.
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I fell back on the same approach — essentially racial profiling based on overall genetic ancestry and the names of the closest matches — for the profile labeled Casandra Reed.
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Germany's 230-year government bond yield fell back below -21% after briefly rising to -22.37%, sliding back down towards the recent 2-1/2 year low of -0.132%.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index rose 0.9 percent on Tuesday, helped by a rebound in oil prices although crude oil futures prices fell back again on Wednesday.
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The dollar fell back on Friday despite the upbeat GDP report because core inflation slowed sharply, leading speculators to narrow the odds on a rate cut this year.
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The yield on benchmark 20.7-year Treasury notes fell back below the 21-percent threshold to 2294.11 percent, compared with its U.S. close of 3.003 percent on Wednesday.
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On the ground in Syria, Assad continues to entrench his power, with conventional government air strikes continuing over the weekend as rebel groups fell back in key areas.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index rose 123 percent on Tuesday, helped by a rebound in oil prices although crude oil futures prices fell back again on Wednesday.
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Saudi petrochemical shares underperformed on Sunday as money flowed into banks and after Brent crude oil futures fell back 1.5 percent on Friday to below $50 a barrel.
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As I fell back to earth, I could hear them again, but when I hit the ground, I bounced, going back another couple hundred feet into the sky.
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The filmmaker has said he fell back on Shakespeare when writing the film, and even pulled stretches of dialogue from letters written in the era, and it shows.
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After a brief respite following news that European Central Bank policymakers may increase the pace of rate hikes, the euro fell back near daily lows, last at $1.168.
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Saudi Industrial Export Co, which had soared 215 percent in highly speculative trade over the past six days, fell back 2319 percent in its heaviest volume since 20.8.
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They pointed to erstwhile poll leaders like Michelle Bachmann and Herman Cain who promptly fell back to earth as evidence that Mr Trump would soon collapse as well.
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Ashtead fell back from the previous session's rally, down 5.4 percent at the bottom of the FTSE after top management offloaded shares in the industrial equipment hire group.
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Dombrovskis said that because of the Tsipras government's policies, Greece fell back into recession in 2015 instead of accelerating growth to 2.5 percent forecast had reforms been continued.
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Total new orders, which includes those for export and domestic use, fell back to contractionary territory and erased September's fleeting growth, suggesting continued weakness in demand at home.
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Total new orders, which includes those for export and domestic use, fell back to contractionary territory and erased September's fleeting growth, suggesting continued weakness in demand at home.
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The Vix futures fell back to more normal patterns, from the past several days of so-called backwardation, in which the front-month contract becomes the most expensive.
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By July 10, heavy artillery could be heard all over Juba as the two sides fell back to their old war footing and took up arms once again.
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The Vols got within 28-223 at the 234.8:211 mark, but fell back 229-34.8 over the next couple of minutes, and Georgia rode out the win.
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Mr. Trump, by contrast, fell back on the tricks he has learned from his years in pro wrestling and reality television, making clear how deep his cynicism goes.
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After a brief respite following news that European Central Bank policymakers may increase the pace of rate hikes, the euro fell back near daily lows, last at $1.17.
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She tried to grab a higher ledge with her hands, but the tips of her fingers slipped, and she fell back a few feet onto an overhanging ledge.
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German government bond yields fell back toward record lows after data showed annual inflation in the euro zone's biggest economy remained well below the European Central Bank's target.
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And later on Saturday, while speaking with reporters during his visit to the nearby field office, he fell back on what he implied was still his frontrunner status.
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Yields fell back after the U.S. Labor Department said the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits dropped from more than a two-year high last week.
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Yields fell back after the U.S. Labor Department said the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits dropped from more than a two-year high last week.
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My ex-husband explained that he had been getting up and walking our daughter back to her bed, then sitting with her until she fell back to sleep.
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He asked his wife in the front seat to get his gun from the center console of their SUV and fell back asleep with the gun on his lap.
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Market expectations for a 25 basis point August interest rate rise by the Bank of England fell back to 72 percent from close to 80 percent earlier this week.
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During the online webcast, there was a ground-based camera (or so it seemed) trained on the Falcon 9 nearly the whole time the rocket fell back from space.
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The euro posted strong gains against the U.S. dollar, following the ECB decision and during the press conference, but fell back afterwards following Draghi's hawkish comments on helicopter money.
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" Huppi, one of the principal input engineers who developed the iPhone's initial touchscreen foundation, fell back on a quote he remembers reading in Merchant's book: "technology is morally neutral.
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" Asked for his personal opinion on affirmative action, he again fell back on talk of precedent: "I have to follow precedent and the precedent allows remedies in certain circumstances.
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Five-year credit default swaps fell back to just over 700 basis points from a peak of 803 bps in mid-September, though they ended August at 642 bps.
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Having touched a record high that valued the company at $900 billion, almost double than a year ago, shares in Amazon fell back to trade marginally lower on Wednesday.
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South Africa's main stock market fell back around the same amount in its biggest drop in almost three weeks with the rand also weaker at 11.73 to the dollar.
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The pound rose close to 1.245 against the greenback, after starting the session at 1.230, although it quickly fell back to trade at around 1.240 at 10:20 a.m.
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The dollar fell back to trade flat against a basket of major currencies at 89.610 after pulling away from a two-week trough of 89.407 reached the previous day.
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"Because I did not understand marriage, I did not understand divorce, I probably should have fell back," Jada admitted in the clip, to which Fletcher jokingly replies, "You think?"
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I always said yes, and I always fell back into bed with him, the longing for him so intense, I could feel it like a pull in my skin.
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Disconnect being more a meta search engine which allows users to choose between different search providers fell back to delivering Bing search results which were basically unacceptable quality-wise.
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But the most heavily traded stock, real estate developer Dar Al Arkan, fell back 2.5 percent after surging 18 percent in the previous two days following strong quarterly earnings.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The euro edged higher on Monday and the dollar fell back, as a strong start to the week for equity markets ended a rally for the greenback.
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Households' long-term inflation expectations fell back to their all-time low, which could buy a cautious Federal Reserve more time to keep interest rates at current low levels.
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The Indians won two of three in the series and finished the season with a 5-43 record versus the slumping Orioles, who fell back to 50 games under .
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Fashion retailer Fawaz Abdulaziz Alhokair Co, which had jumped 6.8 percent on Sunday after some of its major shareholders were released in the corruption probe, fell back 2.5 percent.
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However, she testified in court that she in fact saw him punch her in the stomach with his fist, making her bounce off the mattress and fell back down.
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While a broadly weaker yen pushed Tokyo higher, MSCI's main indicator of Asian shares outside Japan fell back from a 10-year peak and Europe's main markets were flat.
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Lacking any of the skills needed to pull off a policy revolution, Trump fell back on the laziest possible solution, which was to defer to the national security establishment.
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Against the dollar, sterling had been trading up 0.2 percent at $1.4054 before the data was released and then fell back to change hands up 0.1 percent at $1.4039.
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Market expectations for a 20193 basis point August interest rate rise by the Bank of England fell back to 72 percent from close to 80 percent earlier this week.
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After two undefeated weeks of 7-0 picks against the spread, our college football best bets fell back to Earth a bit last Saturday with a 3-4 record.
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But it fell back 0.4% against the dollar to 7.0360 , still more than 1.20563 to the dollar, the level it reached last week when the 10% tariffs were announced.
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Most Saudi banks edged up though Alinma Bank, which had jumped 2.3 percent in heavy trade on Monday after it reported better-than-expected earnings, fell back 0.2 percent.
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When in 1985 she moved to New York to attend the Manhattan School of Music, he visited a few times, and their relationship fell back into its carefree rhythms.
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It fell back quickly in later trade, however, failing once again to beat key chart resistance at its 200-day moving average, which has broadly capped gains since October.
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The Indians won two of three in this series and finished the season with a 28-20 record versus the slumping Orioles, who fell back to 210 games under .
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Shares in companies working on competing immunotherapy-based combinations for lung cancer fell back, with Bristol-Myers Squibb down 2 percent, while Roche and AstraZeneca lost around 0.5 percent.
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Fuelled by Abe's victory and hopes of Trump's tax reform, the dollar rose to three-month highs above the 114-yen level, though it later fell back below it.
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CPMs for all Instagram ads — that includes video and carousel ads, too — were $5.21 in September, peaked in November at $7.20, and then fell back to $5.94 in December.
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In the second quarter the company fell back into its old ways by posting a loss but managed to bury those concerns with surging gross merchandise sales and raising guidance.
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After deploying today's cargo, the payload fairing fell back through Earth's atmosphere at nearly 10,000 km/h, or Mach 8, before a parafoil slowed down its descent, according to Teslarati.
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An index of consumer confidence produced by polling firm YouGov fell back to just above levels last seen just after last year's shock referendum decision to leave the European Union.
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So I was happy to find though Beyond was fresh to start, it quickly fell back into more notes of spices, leather and wood — like a cedar-paneled locker room.
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" She "removed his hand and fell back asleep," the lawsuit states, before waking up again to Wedl "rubbing her thigh, grabbing her butt, and attempting to reach into her pants.
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After the BOJ's announcement, the 24-year JGB yield briefly rose to a six-month high of 22.4 percent JP210YTN=JBTC but fell back to minus 0.055 percent on Friday.
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During "Hungry Heart," the hit single from "The River," he not only led the joyful singalong but also fell back on upstretched arms to crowd-surf up to the stage.
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In "Pagliacci," Mr. Alagna initially fell back on some formulaic phrasing and a certain grandstanding delivery that felt especially old-fashioned after the flickering, natural heat of Mr. Lee's singing.
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Again and again the media fell back on the label "flamboyant" to describe him, as if Prince's sheer stage presence swallowed up the public's ability to assess his musical talent.
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Some of the biggest, highest-profile U.S. hedge fund investors and money managers fell back in love with FAANGs in the first quarter, according to regulatory filings released on Wednesday.
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Other euro zone bond yields fell back towards record lows as markets remained focused on the prospect of fiscal stimulus in Germany and monetary easing by the European Central Bank.
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The price of gold fell back from the sharp gains made earlier on Wednesday, after a conciliatory victory speech from U.S. president-elect Donald Trump also helped the dollar rebound.
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If that device failed, it could explain the rumors that the satellite and the rocket's upper stage never separated, and instead fell back to Earth — burning up in the atmosphere.
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"Herman believes that the people of Skara Brae didn't eat rodents as their primary food source, but rather "as a snack or... something they fell back on or harder times.
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But on Wednesday a militia known as the 7th Brigade, or Kaniyat, and a collection of factions called Tripoli Protection Force fell back into fighting in the same southern district.
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Racial diversity among speakers was also strong in New York at 31 percent but fell back to 19 percent in San Francisco and once again up to 31% in London.
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After a large jump in November, the pace of employment growth in the mid-Atlantic region slowed slightly in December, as it fell back to the lowest index among regions.
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Glencore, whose shares surged 16.6 percent on Wednesday after the mining company announced debt-refinancing plans, fell back by 4.6 percent as Citigroup reduced its price target on Glencore shares.
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Islamic State (IS) followers and fighters fell back to Baghouz as the group was gradually pushed out of its territory, including its twin capitals of Mosul and Raqqa, in 2017.
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Backed into a defensive corner, she lifted a gentle, arching topspin lob that curled into the sky and fell back to the red clay inside the baseline for match point.
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After the nose cone hit, it fell back like a hammer, all the weight came back down and put all of the force to the back part of my spine.
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He noted that the futures made it to about $1.60 a pound as Hurricane Irma was hitting but once the storm passed prices fell back to around $1.42 a pound.
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Yields, which had hit all-time highs in the past weeks, fell back sharply with the 2023 one trading at 14.1% by 1021 GMT, down from 24.5% at the open.
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The yen gained despite soft domestic data and a decline in benchmark Japanese bond yields, which fell back into negative territory for the first time in more than a year.
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They realized that even though companies were providing more innovative benefits to attract employees, they still fell back on bouquets or fruit baskets when workers went through a hard time.
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One sack rolled down the mound, a spare Santa hat poking out the top, and Mr. Chukwu fell back into the sacks, treating them like a giant pillow mound, laughing.
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Fowler fell back when he missed the 14th green long and took a bogey, then hit his fairway metal into the gallery on the 15th and failed to make birdie.
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In front of an enthusiastic crowd at an outdoor amphitheater near its Mountain View headquarters, the internet giant fell back on a familiar message: Artificial intelligence will change the world.
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Then, as a lockup from the IPO expired at the end of October, allowing early investors and insiders to sell their shares, the stock fell back below $100 per share.
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Then, as a lockup from the IPO expired at the end of October, allowing early investors and insiders to sell their shares, the stock fell back below $100 per share.
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I only wasted about 10 minutes waiting and hoping someone else would order a similar ride before I fell back on my usual, dependable ride-hailing apps, Uber and Lyft.
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"Manufacturing output fell back after a strong start to the year, with production brought forward ahead of the UK's original departure date from the EU," ONS statistician Rob Kent Smith said.
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Among stocks which may become components of FTSE's emerging market index and led the bourse up this week, Qatar National Bank fell back 1.0 percent and Qatar Insurance dropped 0.4 percent.
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Appearing ill-prepared and flummoxed by questions from reporters, President Trump fell back on his oft-repeated accusation that the FBI had failed to investigate thoroughly the rival he had defeated.
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But worries over the economy's health were eased on Thursday after government data showed the number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell back to a near 20.6-year low last week.
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But worries over the economy's health were eased on Thursday after government data showed the number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell back to a near 20.3-year low last week.
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But after dodging multiple questions about how it would improve revenues and when its optimized Android app would arrive, shares fell back to just below the day's closing price of $4503.
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But fashion retailer Fawaz Abdulaziz Alhokair Co, which had jumped 6.8 percent on Sunday after some of its major shareholders were released in the broad corruption probe, fell back 0.7 percent.
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Benchmark 10-year note yields had surged to 2.885 percent, the highest since January 2014 but fell back to as low as 2.707 percent on Monday as the stock selloff accelerated.
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But within a few weeks, my phone habits and screen time reverted to where I was before, and I fell back in the habit of too much swiping, liking, and posting.
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The currency rallied as much as 0.7 percent before trimming some gains as hopes May would pass her deal fell back, to stand 0.3 percent up on the day at $1.3074.
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I finally fell back in love with fiction this summer, when I thought, midway through the latest anxiety-dump from Don DeLillo, to search for Sawako Ariyoshi's other books on Amazon.
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Turkey's lira also fell back 0.8 percent to 4.5 to the dollar despite data showing its economy grew a stronger-than-expected 7.4 percent year-on-year in the first quarter.
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The unemployment rate fell back to 3.8%, its lowest level since early 1975 during the third quarter, but falling employment, weaker wage growth and reduced vacancies pointed to a weaker outlook.
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Although U.S. production fell back by nearly 1 MBD when oil prices collapsed in the second half of 21625, output is rising again with the recent gain in world oil prices.
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TMZ got a hold of this video in the moments Tory swung -- it's unclear if he connected with the guy cleanly, but the dude fell back and Tory charged after him.
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The supposed increase in output of about 50,000 bpd suggests compliance may have slipped recently, a fact that some cite as the reason oil prices fell back over the past week.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares fell back on Thursday, tracking a decline in Asian trading as weakness in Chinese markets eclipsed optimism that a NAFTA deal could be struck by Friday's deadline.
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The pound dipped 0.1 percent to $91.7513, following overnight losses of 0.6 percent, when it fell back from a 3-1/2-month high of $1.3614 overnight against a rebounding dollar.
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He fell back on a widely panned comparison between the fatality rates of coronavirus and the common flu, the latter of which can kill tens of thousands of Americans a year.
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For years the City Council was more deferential to top commanders, and police officials fell back on the notion that they needed to enforce minor crimes to stave off serious disorder.
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I found my way to the bedrooms by turning left at a huge pot of poinsettias, and when Toby fell back onto his bed he was asleep by the second bounce.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - China for the first time became Germany's most important trading partner in 20.9483, overtaking the United States, which fell back to third place behind France, data showed on Friday.
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Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics Through last year, the black unemployment rate rose to 8 percent in March and fell back to 7 percent in September before falling again in December.
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The government reported last Friday that the economy added a robust 266,000 jobs in November and the unemployment rate fell back to 3.5%, its lowest level in nearly half a century.
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The U.S. economy added 266,000 jobs in November, above the 187,000 economists expected, the government said on Friday, as the unemployment rate fell back to a 50-year low of 3.5%.
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Most fell back on the argument that Congress should set up an independent commission to investigate Russia's meddling in last year's presidential election and possible links between Trump's team and Moscow.
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The euro edged up a little from recent three-year lows to reach $2.043, while the dollar fell back to 110.77 yen and away from a 10-month top at 112.21.
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The euro edged up a little from recent three-year lows to reach $2.043, while the dollar fell back to 110.77 yen and away from a 10-month top at 112.21.
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DUBAI, March 24 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets look set to consolidate on Thursday with few fresh, positive catalysts, and after Brent crude oil futures fell back below $39 a barrel overnight.
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The yen gained despite higher stocks, soft domestic data and a decline in benchmark Japanese bond yields, which fell back into negative territory for the first time in more than a year.
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Do such parallels mean that America is doomed to follow the same path as Japan, whose stockmarket weight steadily dwindled until it fell back in line with its contribution to global GDP?
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But even then, prices quickly fell back to below the level they were trading at immediately before the attacks on reassurances from Saudi Arabia that normal operations would resume, the IEA said.
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Egypt, which had risen strongly for four straight days on signs the country is nearing the completion of its $20.3 billion loan deal with the International Monetary Fund, fell back 25 percent.
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It was helped too as sterling fell back below $1.30 after renewed talk of Britain leaving the EU without a replacement trade deal, which offset slightly better-than-expected retail sales numbers.
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But Wal-Mart, which said it saw a record number of visits on its website from the start of Black Friday through Cyber Monday, fell back in the rankings, according to Slice.
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The announcement sent Tysan shares up as much as 9.3 percent on Tuesday morning to a record high of HK$4.47 before they fell back to HK$4.37, still up 6.9 percent.
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Reintroducing Perez to the lineup and trying to find some stability in their starting rotation, they dropped all four of their games against the Indians and fell back in the division race.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Concern over Italy's banks and Britain's national election dominated holiday-thinned European financial markets on Monday, pushing stock markets lower after Asian share indices fell back off two-year highs.
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The bank had already planned to buy back $12 billion of its shares, and word about the extra purchases helped lift its stock price in early morning trading before it fell back.
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The euro fell back after rallying Thursday, when the European Central Bank signalled it was unlikely to cut its negative interest rates further in the wake of a huge new stimulus plan.
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Although all this was understood at the time, the United States elected to delist North Korea in 2008 — and in so doing, again fell back into its pattern of misunderstanding rogue regimes.
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Instead, the climate-conscious administrators in the Obama administration fell back on a series of executive orders and regulatory shifts, all promptly undone in the early days of the Trump White House.
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Sterling, which has soared over the past week on growing investor confidence that a no-deal Brexit is off the table, fell back from a two-month high to $1.2426, down 0.62%.
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A conservative ideologue, she fell back on most policy questions to an assertion that states should make their own rules, even on settled matters of federal law, like access for handicapped children.
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Petrochemical shares were the main drag with Saudi Basic Industries, the largest listed producer, dropping 1.8 percent, taking its losses to 3.0 percent since Brent prices fell back below $50 a barrel.
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Figures released on Monday showed euro zone annual inflation fell back into negative territory last month, adding to the pressure facing the European Central Bank to further ease monetary policy this month.
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However gains were short lived and the currency tumbled to a session low after a private gauge of China's manufacturing fell back into contractionary territory for the first time since June 2016.
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Sterling fell back from 3-week highs above $1.44 touched on Tuesday to trade at $1.4380 after data showed the number of unemployed in Britain rising while wage growth fell short of expectations.
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New applications for U.S. unemployment benefits dropped last week and the number of Americans on jobless rolls fell back to levels last seen in 1973, suggesting a further tightening in labor market conditions.
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DUBAI, March 29 (Reuters) - Egypt's stock market rose broadly in early trade on Tuesday while Saudi Arabia was pulled down by petrochemical shares after Brent crude oil fell back below $40 a barrel.
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The index rose to a decade high on Tuesday, lifted as Wall Street advanced to record levels, but fell back after the Fed heightened expectations for a third interest rate hike this year.
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The index fell back from a one-week high of 94.165 overnight after a rally triggered earlier this week by a sagging euro stalled as long-term U.S. Treasury yields continued inching lower.
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LONDON, Aug 3 (Reuters) - European shares fell back on Thursday as energy and banking stocks dragged broader indices, while retail was a bright spot after an upbeat set of results from Britain's Next.
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Initially intended to orbit Earth for up to nine months as some sort of narrative about humanity's position in the universe, the thing fell back to Earth just two months after its launch.
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Against the euro, the pound fell back after a rally on Thursday when the European Central said it would keep interest rates unchanged through the summer of 2019, sending the euro hurtling lower.
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While inside a small niche behind the altar to venerate the icon, he lost his balance and fell back into a chair, causing the crowd to gasp, although it did not seem serious.
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Shares rose after the results were announced, but fell back by late morning to change hands for 7.12 euros, a whisker below their opening level and broadly in line with the overall market.
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Shire shares fell back 3.9 percent after Allergan ruled out a bid for the company, whose shares have been on a rollercoaster ride as Takeda Pharmaceuticals and other bidders jostle to acquire it.
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Brent had traded as high as $63.91 earlier in the day but fell back after Ineos, operator of the North Sea Forties pipeline, said the crack that shut it down had not spread.
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"Or, the leader said, 'Something's wrong here,'" and fell back into the flock, "effectively choosing not to lead," Dr. Biro said, and another pigeon, that knew the time of day, led the way.
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The currency fell back after data showed British inflation cooled unexpectedly to a one-year low in March, raising doubts over whether the Bank of England would indeed raise interest rates in May.
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The trade tensions pushed the dollar to test a one-year high against a currency basket, before it fell back as rising inflation in some German regions prompted traders to buy the euro.
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Shire shares fell back 3.4 percent after Allergan ruled out a bid for the company, whose shares have been on a rollercoaster ride as Takeda Pharmaceuticals and other bidders jostle to acquire it.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Chinese steel futures trimmed gains on Thursday and iron ore fell back as worries over a steel glut in the world's top consumer and producer kept the two commodities under pressure.
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Meanwhile, Boston, playing without Gordon Hayward due to ankle soreness, couldn't complete a road sweep in back-to-back games after winning at Atlanta on Friday night, and fell back to a surprising .
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So when Trump soared in the polls, I fell back on my understanding of Bush from his Florida days, thinking the savvy pol could adeptly turn the rise of Trump to his advantage.
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The ultraluxury apartment market in Manhattan fell back down to earth in the third quarter, while the rest of the market had modest gains in sales and rising prices, according to industry reports.
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Ms. McGuire later went out to run errands, her husband said, and he fell back asleep — apparently never realizing that the radiator in the adjoining room where the girls slept had also malfunctioned.
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But Collins sensed a glimmer of opportunity in the industry's rubble and fell back on a conversation he had had with the builder Tad King years earlier at a restaurant in Naples, Fla.
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The company's shares initially rose by as much as 13 percent after the results, but fell back to trade up 2 percent at 432.2 pence at 0900 GMT on the London Stock Exchange.
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Views of the sensitive pages rapidly fell back to 2.2 million a month in the next two months and later dipped under 2.0 million before stabilizing below 2.5 million 14 months later, Penney found.
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After sharp gains in the past week amid hopes for a trade deal, stocks fell back into correction mode Tuesday, plunging on worries the trade talks could fail and that global growth is slowing.
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In August, however, food and beverage prices only rose 2.8 percent from a year ago and fell back 0.6 percent from July, suggesting Qatar had succeeded in establishing new channels to obtain food economically.
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The Saudi stock index, which had jumped 2.9 percent on Sunday, closed 0.1 percent lower as petrochemical blue chip Saudi Basic Industries, which had climbed 20 percent since mid-February, fell back 1.0 percent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Europe's share markets fell back into the red on Thursday, as investor worries about slowing global growth in the face of rising U.S. interest rates and trade tensions outweighed crucial Brexit progress.
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So though Italy's two-year and five-year government bond yields had jumped 25 basis points in early trade to eight-week highs of 1.36 percent and 2.39 percent respectively, they fell back again. .
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Bank lending also fell back sharply in April following a record surge in the first quarter, in what some analysts have interpreted as a sign that the current easing cycle is nearing its end.
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While she eventually won the struggle in the early 1990s, after the birth of her two younger daughters, Mr. Maldonado fell back into drug use again and again, storming out of support-group meetings.
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Kim In-kyung, the defending champion, fell back to one under after a disappointing 74, while the world No. 1 Ariya Jutanugarn, the 2016 winner, had a fine 69 and was at six under.
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Rather than presenting evidence, they said, it fell back on the sort of argument made by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, that Huawei's security risks are self-evident: It's a Chinese company, full stop.
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The Mexican peso climbed to a six-week high in the immediate aftermath of the U.S. presidential debate between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton on Wednesday, but fell back in morning trade.
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In Molise it was again by far the biggest party, with no other group reaching 10 percent, but it fell back markedly from the 44 percent it took in the same region in March.
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He fell back a bit in the third round, but he was still doing well enough to be paired with Zach Johnson, the eventual winner, in the final round, and watching Johnson was instructive.
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Comey lacks any substantive argument to support his actions In defending his action, Mr. Comey fell back on a bad habit of his, one for which he has actually been congratulated in the past.
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The 48-year-old Mickelson had surprisingly found form over the first two days, but he fell back in the third round with a two-over-par 74 that leaves him at eight-under.
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The Rockets fell back by as many as 11 before Harden poured in 10 points in the final 4:27 of the half, helping Houston stay within arm's length at 58-49 at the break.
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Wade, he fell back on vague statements like, "It's settled as precedent of the Supreme Court," even though he himself said in a 2003 email that the Supreme Court can overturn any precedent it wishes.
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Dar Al Arkan, which soared last week on hopes it would benefit from building housing units as part of Saudi Arabia's economic reform programme, fell back 0.9 percent and was the most heavily traded stock.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New applications for U.S. unemployment benefits dropped last week and the number of Americans on jobless rolls fell back to levels last seen in 1973, suggesting a further tightening in labor market conditions.
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After launching its powerful Falcon Heavy rocket this evening, SpaceX caught part of the vehicle's nose cone when it fell back to Earth — the first time the company has ever pulled off such a feat.
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Utility Saudi Electricity, which jumped 8.7 percent on Sunday after the government said in the budget that it would raise domestic fuel and electricity prices by unspecified margins later this year, fell back 2.6 percent.
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LONDON, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Sterling fell back against a broadly stronger euro on Monday, halting three weeks of consistent gains against the single currency as markets awaited the British government's autumn budget statement on Wednesday.
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Argentina fell back into default in July 27.06 after former leftist leader, Cristina Fernandez refused to negotiate better terms than those offered in bond swaps that followed Argentina's then-record 2002 default on $100 billion.
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APA Group shares, which had never traded at the A$11 offer price, fell back to pre-bid levels at A$8.48, an almost five-month low, wiping A$1.2 billion off its market value.
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After a rebound on Friday and early Monday, crude prices fell back below $30 a barrel, not far from last week's 12-year lows, ending a couple of days of gains for Wall Street stocks.
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This uptick in rural growth meant that the share of Americans living in shrinking counties — which rose sharply to 30 percent in 2017 from 14 percent in 2010 — fell back to 27 percent in 2018.
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So Pastor Danny fell back on his usual tactic — improvisation — and raced into MS-218 territory, hoping to place himself at the mercy of Samuel, the MS-213 leader in the area, before someone died.
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Intel stock jumped as high as 23.5 percent in after-hours trading on Thursday after it reported better-than-expected earnings for the second quarter, but then the share price fell back to nearly flat.
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As Brent crude fell back below $33 a barrel, the Saudi stock index dropped 1.3 percent to 5,942 points, retreating from close to technical resistance at the February and January peaks of 6,056-1753,098 points.
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The Qatari index, which had surged 13 percent in the previous two days as heavyweights Qatar National Bank and Industries Qatar soared after announcing plans to raise their foreign ownership ceilings, fell back 0.6 percent.
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The neighborhood had been pulverized by airstrikes and shelling throughout the campaign, but the intensity had grown as ISIS fell back to these ancient, narrow streets lined with buildings dating back to the 12th century.
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Joaquin Niemann, the 19-year-old from Chile, took the lead with a 50-foot eagle putt but fell back when his bid for another eagle attempt landed in a tiny corner of a meandering creek.
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In February, underlying inflation hit the 2 percent target for the first time in more than six years, but fell back again, supporting central bank fears that the recent uptick was not yet on firm ground.
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The FTSE 100, which had gained 0.2 percent in early trading, boosted by bank stocks, fell back to end the day flat, though relief about Italy's budget preparations provided some broad support to bourses across Europe.
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When it came to the matter of how to pay for it, Mr Johnson fell back on the idea of a "Brexit dividend", an optimistic notion given that Brexit is expected to cost the exchequer money.
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And a parliamentary rejection could plunge Britain into a sudden, disruptive exit, reaping havoc on the economy as the UK fell back on World Trade Organization rules for trade with the EU, its largest trading partner.
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The proportion of patients with a positive outcome increased from 40% to 70% when neurostimulation was applied at low- to midrange intensity, yet it fell back to 40% when high intensity was used, the researchers noted.
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An announcement by the ECB that it would expand its bond-buying programme and slash lending rates lifted the rand to its highest level in 2274-2296/2 months but the currency soon fell back again.
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And when the team fell back under withering enemy fire, Chapman remained behind to fight on for an hour and attempted to cover the approach of a quick reaction force, before he was shot and killed.
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Brent crude oil fell back below $50 a barrel, which it past on Monday for the first time in a week in a rally driven by polls that appeared to show the "Leave" campaigns momentum weakening.
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The common currency had hit a three-week high of $210 on Thursday, but fell back after a policeman was shot dead in Paris and two others in an attack that was claimed by Islamic State.
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LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Sterling fell back below $1.23 on Tuesday, trading down 0.6 percent on day as it continued to suffer from concerns about the economic fallout of Britain's planned exit from the European Union.
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But a lauded performance in the August Fox News debate catapulted her onto the main stage and as high as second place in the polls in New Hamsphire, before her candidacy fell back down to Earth.
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The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said its headline price indicator fell back to -9 from a 10-month high of -1 in June, a steeper decline than any economist had predicted in a Reuters poll.
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Japanese government bond yields also fell back from multi-month highs after the Bank of Japan conducted a special fixed-rate bond buying operation for the first time, firing a warning shot against excessive yield moves.
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In December 2016, a Progress carrying 2.6 tons of food, fuel and supplies — but no astronauts — to the space station failed to reach orbit and largely burned up in the atmosphere as it fell back down.
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The Fed announced roughly $1.5 trillion in actions designed to help provide liquidity to the financial system at about midday Thursday, giving stocks a short-lived spark before they fell back to finish near session lows.
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Demand for truck and car tyres rose across most regions in the first half, barring Latin America, although demand for outsize mining equipment tyres "fell back sharply for the third year in a row", Michelin said.
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However, Exxon's stock price for the year fell back into the red after the report, lagging its Big Oil peers in Europe and fellow U.S. oil major Chevron, which also reported disappointing quarterly earnings on Friday.
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Shares in the Swedish company jumped as much as 37 percent in early trade on Thursday after the report, but fell back after FPC's comment to trade 9 percent higher at 18.43 crowns by 1054 GMT.
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"The North Koreans have now demonstrated that they were able, at least in one test, to drop the front of a missile that looks like it went exoatmospheric, and then fell back in," Baker told me.
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Like Ali, many were relatives of Islamic State fighters who have followed the group during years of retreat until it fell back to the village of Baghouz, now besieged by the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
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The dollar even fell back against the yen to 111.03, though the damage was somewhat limited by expectations the Bank of Japan would keep its super-easy policies in place longer than most other global central banks.
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The evidence is clear from a tour of east Mosul, on the left bank of the Tigris river, which has split the city in two since IS blew up all its five bridges as it fell back.
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Rumors started circulating on Monday that the satellite malfunctioned when it reached orbit, and both the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg have reported that Zuma actually fell back to Earth and burned up in the planet's atmosphere.
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DUBAI, March 29.9 (Reuters) - Petrochemical shares pulled Saudi Arabia's stock market down early on Thursday after Brent oil fell back below $211.5 a barrel, while Egypt's bourse dropped after the cabinet announced next fiscal year's draft budget.
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"The announcement of the expansion of the purchase of foreign currency by the central bank was interpreted as insufficient, which is why dollar fell back again," said Gustavo Ber, economist at the Buenos Aires consultancy Estudio Ber.
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Trump fell back in the poll as he feuded with party bosses over comments he made about Hispanics, Muslims and immigrants, but he rebounded this month as his candidacy took the national spotlight at the Cleveland convention.
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The airline, the 7777s brainchild of British billionaire Richard Branson, fell back into the red in 25.6 after three years of profits, as competition intensified and the weakening of the pound added to already rising fuel costs.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was down 0.25% at 96.873 and extended losses from Wednesday, when it fell back from a three-week peak of 22.040 in the wake of Powell's comments.
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Oil prices fell back into negative territory on Thursday following news that refinery maintenance threatened to raise record inventories of crude and sources said an OPEC production freeze meeting was unlikely without Iran's participation, according to Reuters.
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It's now back to the drawing board for Boston College (4-238, 20-2100), which fell back to earth after snapping a 222-game ACC losing streak with a 21979-21979 victory at N.C. State last Saturday.
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So firefighters instead fell back to natural barriers such as streams or used bulldozers to cut fire lines, but the flames were moving so fast in spots that they blew past, forcing firefighters to retreat, Cox said.
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It meant spreading his talent thin, wearing out holes in the weaker spots as he repeatedly fell back on what could have made him special instead of what he was able to do well at that moment.
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European equities fell back in a choppy session after climbing to a two-week high on Thursday, as gains in tech shares were counteracted by a decline in commodity related stocks in the energy and mining sectors.
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Separately on Friday a long-running survey by market research company GfK found British consumer sentiment fell back this month as households grew more worried about their finances and remained gloomy about the outlook for the economy.
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In a sign of already shifting trade flows, China became Germany's most important trading partner for the first time in 2016, overtaking the United States, which fell back to third place behind France, data showed on Friday.
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Major indexes fell back to around correction territory Monday thanks to a pullback in tech stocks, which have served as one part of a multi-pronged set of market obstacles over the past two months or so.
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He sat up, shrugged his shoulders—"Like, What is all this attention for?" one of his coaches remembers—and then, a second or two later, he fell back once more, his eyes rolling back into his head.
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They then moved into Manchuria as the Russians fell back, waiting for land reinforcements via the Trans-Siberian Railway and the Russian Baltic Fleet, which pretty much had to circumnavigate the globe to get to the war.
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A Russian spacecraft carrying 25 tons of food, fuel and supplies — but no astronauts — to the International Space Station failed to reach orbit on Thursday and largely burned up in the atmosphere as it fell back down.
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RISING RENTS November's firmer inflation readings followed a report last Friday showing the economy added a robust 20.1,21.8 jobs in November and the unemployment rate fell back to 20.1%, its lowest level in nearly half a century.
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Commercial International Bank (CIB), the largest listed lender, fell back 7643 percent, having risen by 2.2 percent in early trading after the central bank said it would not impose nine-year term limits on bank chief executives.
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At the same time, Mexican peso rose more than 1.4% against the dollar on the day, before easing back slightly and the dollar index fell back, causing the Canadian dollar up more than 0.5 %on the day.
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That fell back to 9.2 percent in 2017, the year after he took on his new job, but he was still given credit for setting into motion the strategy that delivered record U.S. sales of 1.6 million vehicles.
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DUBAI, March 21 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's annual inflation rate fell back marginally in February after jumping in January, when the government introduced a 5 percent value-added tax and hiked domestic gasoline prices, official data showed on Wednesday.
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Against the basket of currencies that measures its broader strength, the U.S. dollar fell back to its lowest since last October in Asian trading, undoing all of a recovery last week driven by generally higher global bond yields.
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" In that same verse he scoffs "I fell back a hundred times when I don't get the credit," which could also be a shot at Kanye considering that Drake is credited on TLOP's "30 Hours" and ye's "Yikes.
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The Dim Sum bonds are trading well below par, making a put at 101 an attractive option, but, after rising to 95/96 on Tuesday, the notes fell back to 89/90 last Friday as uncertainty crept in.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss franc fell back from an initial 2.5 percent surge against the dollar to trade flat on the day on Tuesday, spurring talk among currency dealers and analysts of intervention by the Swiss National Bank.
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Syracuse had seemed to figure things out after struggling through the majority of coach Jim Boeheim's 41st season but fell back into bad defensive habits in the loss to the Panthers, who shot 33 percent from the field.
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Des Linden, who set a blistering early pace to lead the women's pack by roughly 15 seconds through mile 11, fell back to end the race in sixth place and was the top American finisher in her division.
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Italy's short-dated borrowing costs fell back below 2 percent IT2YT=RR, after surging more than 150 basis points at one point on Tuesday on fears that fresh Italian elections could strengthen the hand of anti-establishment parties.
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During a week spent covering the fires in Northern California, I fell back on my training as a foreign correspondent: finding the satellite on the smoky horizon, locking in the phone's antenna and dictating paragraphs to patient editors.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's workers received their biggest pay rises in more than 225 years this summer as the unemployment rate fell back to its lowest since the mid-219s, even as the country's political crisis over Brexit deepened.
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The pound, up around a third of a percent against the dollar in morning trade in London, fell back to trade as much 0.2 percent lower at $1.2366 in the half hour after the statement by May's spokesman.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares fell back on Wednesday as geopolitical tensions sent all major benchmarks into negative territory, accompanied by a slight uptick in volatility in what is typically a quiet period of summer trading for the market.
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That early surge left Iowa atop the Big Ten standings, but the Hawkeyes quickly fell back to the pack by dropping five of their next six before picking up a confidence-building 333-61 win at Michigan on Saturday.
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More than 1,000 tourists including 639 foreigners were in Mount Rinjani National Park when Barujari, a smaller volcano within Mount Rinjani, began erupting on Tuesday, sending a plume of ash into the sky which fell back to coat vegetation.
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The latest falls saw the currency of Africa's most industrialised nation plumb lows it had last hit in mid-June when a row over the bank's mandate had also rattled markets just as the economy fell back into recession.
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Bitcoin almost reached $5,000 at the start of September, but fell back sharply after the head of JP Morgan blasted the cryptocurrency as a "fraud" and as China forced exchanges to close down, sparking fears of a broader crackdown.
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The BTP/BUND 10-year spread fell back below 300 basis points only in December, when Italy signed a last-minute agreement with the European Union to cut its deficit target for this year to 2.04 percent of GDP.
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In the immediate aftermath of the ruling, the price of sterling against the dollar rose sharply to $1.245, according to CNBC, but fell back just as quickly to $1.24, though still slightly up on the opening price of $1.23.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling gave up its earlier gains on Wednesday and fell back towards its lowest level since January as a stronger dollar and concerns about Brexit-related risks overshadowed data showing a rebound in construction activity in April.
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However, crude oil prices fell back again on Wednesday after Kuwaiti oil workers ended a three-day strike that had cut the nation's crude output by around half, with worries about an oversupplied market also returning to the fore.
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Lynn worked out of the situation when Brandon Drury, who hit a grand slam on Monday, popped out to first and center fielder Delino DeShields fell back into the wall making the inning-ending catch on Reese McGuire's drive.
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But stocks fell back sharply on Tuesday as investors worried that a rough ride for the healthcare legislation could affect his ability to deliver on other big pieces of his agenda, from cutting taxes and regulation to boosting infrastructure.
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DUBAI, Aug 20.7 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets continued dropping early on Tuesday after Brent crude oil fell back below $211 a barrel and short-term technicals for several indexes in the region turned negative over the past few days.
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The percentage of the workforce that quit their jobs last month fell back a bit, but it remains very high, and close to record highs after adjusting for the fact that the workforce is growing older and less mobile.
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar cancelled a news conference and the pound fell back, losing a cent against the dollar, as May and Juncker emerged to say there was still not "sufficient progress" on divorce terms to move ahead.
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Larson lost the lead to William Byron on the first lap and gradually fell back through the field, but he recovered during the final 46-lap green-flag run to finish 10th and was far from disappointed with the result.
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It gained despite soft Japanese data and a decline in benchmark Japanese bond yields, which fell back into negative territory for the first time in more than a year, indicating the high level of risk aversion in financial markets in December.
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Instead, after three years of provocations, attacks on political opponents and allies alike, and abrupt policy reversals, Republican lawmakers fell back on a set of neutral responses they have found crucial to navigating the choppy waters of Mr. Trump's presidency.
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As the price fell back towards $47 in early May, near a six-month low, Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said OPEC would do "whatever it takes" to rebalance the market, including a longer extension for the output cuts.
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"He never missed my birthday," says McGregor, who notes that Monteith used to show up at her door as a surprise and would often send her plane tickets to come visit in L.A. But eventually, Monteith fell back into old habits.
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DUBAI, June 4 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets look set to consolidate in modest volumes on Sunday after the Brent oil price fell back below $50 a barrel at the end of last week, offsetting a rise in global stock markets.
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Yet as the social wheels continued to turn, and even once-global market leader MySpace also fell back as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other mobile-friendly platforms pulled out ahead, even that $25 million price turned out to be too high.
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Stealth policy on ISIS Predictably, when asked about how he'd deal with ISIS, Donald Trump fell back on his new tack: That he'd ask the generals to develop a plan within 30 days about how to defeat and destroy ISIS.
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Facebook and Google-parent Alphabet tumbled this week as the benchmark S&P 500 index fell back toward lows seen in February, when the index gave back more than 10 percent in 10 days after reaching a record high in January.
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U.S. stock markets rose steadily in recent months on optimism over a pro-business Trump agenda but fell back sharply on Tuesday as investors worried that failure to push through the healthcare bill could postpone other business-friendly Trump priorities.
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The short-lived bounce in oil prices initially boosted the Saudi equities index but it fell back 0.2 percent on Tuesday to 6,190 points, failing a test of technical resistance at 6,226-6,257 points, the lows in early August and June.
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Hillary Clinton has said that the Lewinsky affair and the spotlight it brought on her family was one of the most difficult times of her life, noting that she fell back on her friends, daughter and faith to get through it.
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While the digital currency had a heyday in late 2013 with its price spiking to over $50 per coin and over $1 billion in total market cap, it quickly fell back to earth and basically remained flat for three years.
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But for every blip higher for the pound at the moment there are more sellers ready to bet it will fall further in the months ahead and it quickly fell back to stand 0.2 percent lower on the day at $1.3228.
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Both the Cleveland Indians and Seattle Mariners entered last weekend with the opportunity to take the lead in their respective divisions, but while the former took advantage of its chance in dominating fashion, the latter fell back to the pack.
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A year after the couple split, Sharon shared on an episode of The Talk in May how she fell back in love with her husband, with whom she shares three children: daughters Aimee, 34, and Kelly, 33, and son Jack, 32.
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From 2005 through 2010, the period during which he said he played his best golf, he finished the Open in 60th place, in 22nd place, missed a cut, advanced to 19th place and then fell back to a tie for 48th.
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In the first round there, she faced a match point in the second-set tiebreaker against the unseeded Misaki Doi of Japan and escaped only when Doi's shot hit the tape and fell back on Doi's side of the net.
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Pole-sitter Hamilton could do little to prevent Ferrari's fast-starting Sebastian Vettel from roaring to the front from third on the grid and the Briton then fell back to sixth after making contact with Rosberg at the first turn.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's unemployment rate fell back during the second quarter to reach its lowest level since the end of 2008 and offer some relief for President Emmanuel Macron in the face of a slowing economy and anti-government protests.
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MILAN, March 3 (Reuters) - European shares fell back on Thursday, with chemicals maker Evonik among the worst performers, as investors took a breather after five straight days of gains brought a top European equity index to a one-month high.
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The mother only wiped her feet and her bottom with a warm, wet towel and changed her into some comfortable clothes from the suitcase—her old pajamas were too small—and the girl quickly fell back to sleep, clutching her doll.
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The euro hovered at $1.80, within striking distance of the week's top of $1.1, while Turkey's lira fell back 0.6 percent having had its best day in more than a year on Wednesday after President Tayyip Erdogan declared early elections.
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I fell back on a lot of my favorites this week, as the days gathered steam and things got too busy: salad with green goddess dressing, pasta, eggs and more eggs, delicious and pleasing and practically made from muscle memory.
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On Monday, Saudi yields fell back marginally, while the cost of insuring against a Saudi sovereign default over the next five years decreased to around 92 bps after having touched 100 bps last week for the first time since June.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling fell back below $1.30 against a broadly weaker dollar on Monday, after poorer-than-expected data from Britain's manufacturing sector led investors to think twice about whether the Bank of England will raise interest rates this year.
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The euro, which had climbed as much as 10 percent in the last five months as the dollar weakened and euro zone growth and inflation picked up, fell back to a one-week low of $1.1195 EUR=EBS after the ECB meeting.
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World number two Spieth, the highest ranked player at the Waialae Country Club, overcame a rocky start and was inside the top five when he reached his penultimate hole, the par-four eighth, where disaster struck and he fell back to even par.
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The reading also remained above the more than two-year low the survey fell back to in January and well ahead of the flash March reading for the euro zone as a whole, which sank to a near six-year low of 47.6.
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I figured it was Don Julin, the fellow I was traveling around with, getting in there to roll a joint or something, cause the dome light turned on, and I woke up and said, "Man, turn that light off," and fell back asleep.
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" Ted Cruz was his lovable self — at one point, when Trump fell back on his mantra about not wanting to see people "die on the streets," Cruz demanded to know if that meant the government had to "pay for everyone's health care.
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The cost of insuring Qatar's sovereign debt against default fell back for the first time in a week, while yields on Doha's international bonds dropped almost 10 basis points and the stock market stabilised after sliding 8.7 percent in the past week.
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It fell back almost immediately by just under a full cent from those highs when he added that recent volatility in the exchange rate was a source of uncertainty and had contributed to a trimming of some of the bank's inflation forecasts.
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In turns out, SpaceX was indeed not responsible for the loss of a top-secret government satellite that fell back to earth and was destroyed following a Falcon 9 rocket launch earlier this year, a report in The Wall Street Journal today states.
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Dallas Cowboys One thing to know: After an impressive debut in New York in Week 15, Nick Foles fell back to earth Monday against the Raiders, throwing for just 140 yards on 15-of-29 passing with just one touchdown and two interceptions.
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Crude oil steadied at around $32 per barrel earlier in the session but in the last two hours of trading it fell back to the $30 area, a near 12-year low, dragging indexes off highs and pushing energy stocks into the red.
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Sterling, which climbed to a 5 1/2-month high earlier on Tuesday on opinion polls suggesting the mood of the public was swinging behind the "In" camp, fell back after more polls and surveys showed the vote was on a knife-edge.
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Sterling fell back to as low as $1.26 in the two weeks after Prime Minister Theresa May unexpectedly lost her parliamentary majority in last month's snap election, but it remains some 10 cents above lows hit in a flash crash last October.
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Petrochemical producer Saudi Kayan fell back 1.9 percent; it had surged in recent days after fourth-quarter earnings which, although they featured a net loss due to a planned shutdown of facilities for adjustments and maintenance, were seen by analysts as positive.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's peso fell back on Friday afternoon to post a record low close, giving up earlier gains after a tumultuous week that saw the currency battered to its weakest ever level and local debt pummeled as anxious investors fled.
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Italian government bond yields jumped 10 bps at one stage, and though they fell back another 4 bps as the session wore on, it was still the outlier as most other euro zone bond yields were lower on the day by afternoon trading.
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The yen gained despite soft Japanese data and a decline in benchmark Japanese bond yields, which fell back into negative territory for the first time in more than a year, indicating the high level of risk aversion underscoring the financial markets in December.
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THEN FALL BACK Both of India's major stock indices climbed to historic highs in morning trade as euphoria continued over the prospect of Prime Minister Narendra Modi returning to power for a second term, but later fell back to finish about 1% down.
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Teofimo Lopez, 22, hit Richard Commey so hard in his world title shot late last year that the tough Ghanaian dropped to one knee, tried to get up, then fell back to the canvas again disorientated, outclassed, and beaten in the second round.
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" In Youngstown, he mainly fell back on the highlight reel from last year's campaign, promising to keep "radical Islamic terrorists" out of the United States, asserting that manufacturing jobs are "all coming back" and promising the "single biggest tax cut in American history.
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In a report at the end of last week, JP Morgan Cazenove said that with oil at $70, it had been on the point of upgrading its assessment of regional markets to "overweight", but had decided not to after oil fell back.
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But following a fast start — O'Rourke raised $103 million in the 24 hours after he announced his campaign in March — he quickly fell back both in fundraising and public opinion polls, where he now sits at between 2 percent and 3 percent nationally.
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Despite saying it was a "great conversation" and that he was "moved" by Prince Charles' passion for battling climate change to protect future generations, Trump once again fell back into confusing the science of climate change and resorted to made-up tropes about it.
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I think couples do it to remember the happy times and reminisce on this one day or one hour where they fell back in love with each other, which has since devolved into the monotonous daily struggle of remembering why you are with someone.
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Unfortunately, after being walloped by a burst of cosmic radiation, the Kicksat-1 container (the thing that looks suspiciously like a CD-ROM tower in the video above) failed to deploy its cargo of 104 Sprites, which fell back into our atmosphere and were destroyed.
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On Thursday, yields on benchmark 10-year Greek government debt fell back below 2%, meaning borrowing costs for an economy that once faced a chaotic exit from the euro zone are cheaper than for the United States, the world's biggest economy and bond market.
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Off the California coast, a boat called 205-foot boat called Mr. Steven, owned by a company called SeaTran, attempted to catch the Falcon 9's fairing (the casing on the top of the rocket that holds its payload) as it fell back to Earth.
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"Corn started the day better on unwinding of intermarket spreads, but the market fell back late on more forecasts of favorable weather and general psychological disdain," Charlie Sernatinger, global head of grain futures at ED&F Man Capital, said in a note to clients.
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But another key factor was that the U.S. was honest in its public position: It accepted responsibility where warranted, and never fell back on language that could be perceived as belligerent, which limited just how much the incident was politicized in the U.S. and Iran.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British pound fell back towards six-month lows against the dollar and the euro on Monday, with traders still nervous about a loss of momentum in the UK economy, the prospect of an interest rate cut and a new prime minister.
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LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - British banks' demand for U.S. dollar liquidity from the Bank of England fell back sharply to normal levels on Monday, after last week brought the strongest demand since 2009, suggesting joint central bank action has eased some money market tensions.
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The Turkish lira TRY= fell back around 5 percent on Friday, having enjoyed a brief recovery, after a Turkish court rejected a U.S. Christian pastor's appeal for release, deepening a diplomatic rift between the two countries and reigniting investors' fears of a widespread EM crisis.
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