Between 703 and 2017 more capital flowed into India than flowed out.
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In June a net $5.6bn flowed into its passive fund offerings, even as $2.6bn net flowed out of its active strategies.
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Even within the mutual fund industry, $22016 billion flowed out of actively managed funds in 9443, while $2944 billion flowed into index funds.
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Over the past five years, $629 billion in assets have flowed into passively managed bond funds and $206 billion has flowed into active funds.
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In May, $22.2 billion flowed out of actively managed U.S. equity funds and $215 billion flowed into passively managed ones that track an index — largely ETFs.
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Some $15 billion flowed into government bond funds over the past eight weeks, while $49 billion flowed out of investment-grade, high-yield, and emerging market debt.
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Paul Scholes, the former Manchester United midfielder, occupied a seat near the front, and families and groups of friends sang along as the drinks flowed and flowed.
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Of the $605 billion that flowed into the cheapest 20% of funds and share classes, 97% of net new money flowed into the least costly 10% of all funds.
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Complaints about Mr. Walker flowed into — and from — Woodmore.
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Now scientists have found that the genes flowed both ways.
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Tributes to Halladay flowed in from across Major League Baseball.
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Early adulthood flowed by in a string of odd jobs.
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That album flowed out of me so quickly and easily.
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So that's what flowed in my veins: white "plantation" rape.
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"His life story flowed like a fairytale," Yourd tells Creators.
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The new chocolate, however, flowed as easily as the original.
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A quarter of global trade flowed through the country's ports.
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But as the money flowed in, my panic slowly receded.
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Nearby, a creek flowed toward one of the endangered streams.
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Weapons and cash have also flowed from Tehran to Damascus.
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I've never seen a slideshow presentation that flowed so well.
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Billions of dollars in goods flowed through the area annually.
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Heavy plumes of smoke flowed from the vehicle immediately after.
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" "In total, more than $75,000,000 flowed through these offshore accounts.
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As praise has flowed in, both men began to relax.
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Many of the donations have flowed to suburban Democratic senators.
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The conversation flowed into the night, occasionally turning to politics.
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But as memes and jokes flowed, the follower count soared.
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Warm blood flowed from the gash on my left knee.
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In an instant, news cameras and gawkers flowed toward him.
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And Mr. Moran's influence flowed back to her as well.
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Information has also flowed to the United States from Russia.
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Prosecco flowed freely in plastic glasses at the private view.
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The conversation flowed easily, and he got plenty of laughs.
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Since 2007, $3.1 trillion has flowed into passive bond and stock funds, while $1.3 trillion has flowed out of actively managed bond and stock funds, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch report Thursday.
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In total, more than $75 million flowed through the offshore accounts.
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Jay Z's own bubbly flowed freely during the latest Fenty showing.
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The largest sums of Chinese cash have flowed into western Europe.
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From Mr Hammond's unpolitical nature flowed the Autumn Statement's essential modesty.
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The world was becoming only more connected; money and people flowed.
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Capital flowed out, leaving the Brazilian economy relatively starved of financing.
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At least $22016m of the stolen money flowed into British banks.
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Since autumn 2014 $1.3trn of capital has flowed out of China.
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Some of those bribes flowed through U.S. banks, the prosecutors said.
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A lot of this work actually flowed into improving Slack dialogs.
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In 2013, 43 percent of Kenya's GDP flowed through M-Pesa.
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Around $20m flowed in, mostly from groups based outside the state.
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In the past few days, their fears have ebbed and flowed.
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In 2014, 48% of American individuals' contributions flowed to Democratic candidates.
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But new orders flowed in at the slowest pace since February.
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Money also flowed to one of the book's central figures, Keith
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By 1934, Tuolumne River water flowed freely to San Francisco homes.
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Actual aid to Puerto Rico has flowed slowly from federal coffers.
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His searching flowed in two main directions, and these were complementary.
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Contributions to the AFPs flowed into capital markets, which boosted growth.
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Pozole, a Mexican stew served at weddings and christenings, flowed freely.
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Funds flowed in from the late Kirk Kerkorian, the California financier.
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But as the wine flowed, the lounge became a fracas itself.
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Trump's approval during 2018 ebbed and flowed along with current events.
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Ninety-five percent of those dollars flowed from out of state.
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"When Dad was governor, the gifts just flowed," Woody Holton said.
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The popularity of the sneakers has ebbed and flowed with time.
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Designs were long, bare and smooth, dresses were flared and flowed.
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As my words flowed through his mind, he started to laugh.
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Overall corporate borrowing did rise as credit flowed from other sources.
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By 29 about €32bn flowed through the Estonian non-resident portfolio.
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Ortega's most successful elbow came as he flowed offense into defense.
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What's more, the conversation finally flowed after that one chugged cocktail.
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With oil fetching high prices, "money flowed like water," he said.
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The dress flowed into a structured pink skirt with ruffled detailing.
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Instead, their gains, and their losses, flowed onto Mr. Trump's ledger.
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The region's aspirations for independence have ebbed and flowed for generations.
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At least 150 tips have flowed in to the local authorities.
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Much of that has flowed back to strapped towns and counties.
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For the album as a whole, we thought it flowed well.
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My blood flowed into what looked like fancy little wine bottles.
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"The injury's nothing right now," Hammond said as the tears flowed.
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Much of that money, however, has flowed into early-stage companies.
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On the same street, patrons flowed into the flashy Detroit Steakhouse.
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Big money has flowed into Tuesday's fight for centrist Democratic Rep.
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The popularity of bicycles has ebbed and flowed over the years.
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Ramón y Cajal's theory described how information flowed through the brain.
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Over 28500,6900 people over flowed the streets of the Nation's Capital.
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The jokes flowed until Menegate suddenly shot his buddy a look.
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The jokes flowed until Menegate suddenly shot his buddy a look.
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The stimulus passed, and some of the money flowed to Elkhart.
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Her blonde hair, dipped in sky blue, flowed down her back.
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Endorsements flowed in from the likes of Bernie Sanders, Wisconsin Rep.
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It flowed after blacks were deemed three-fifths of a person at the original Constitutional Convention, and when they were later denied due process under Jim Crow; it flowed when women were denied the right to vote.
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It flowed into stormwater that was caught in a retention pond that emptied into a stream, which flowed into the local watershed, the pond where Parker fished, and Washington Lake, which held drinking water for 22018,5003 people.
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And they also saw rivers filled with sediment that once flowed clear.
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Not one incremental dollar of earnings has flowed to the bottom line.
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Most of their earnings flowed back home in the form of remittances.
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They were about assembling ideas that flowed between the selection of things.
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The lava flowed into residential neighbors, forcing nearly 2,000 people to evacuate.
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The lava flowed through state forest reserve lands, burning hundreds of trees.
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Homes burn from lava that also flowed into the ocean near Kapoho.
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Red, red, red, the blood flowed down his greasy and uncertain skin.
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Blood flowed from his ears, his body dropped lifeless to the ground.
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Competition intensified and the revenue the city had long enjoyed flowed elsewhere.
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In 2015-16, $21trn flowed out of China (excluding foreign direct investment).
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" "Everything that Bruce Lee did flowed from his mind and his thinking.
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It seems that the material has flowed into some channels and craters.
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Then with Fitz & the Tantrums, the stars aligned and things just flowed.
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As the actress read, tears flowed from her eyes and from mine.
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And it flowed toward the privacy of our own multiple online presences.
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Silver mirrors and fine handmade lampshades and fixture accents flowed just nicely.
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But in this case, money flowed out of China and into America.
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Naturally the collaboration paying tribute to Kristofferson flowed across genre lines too.
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Money has flowed into TIPS funds after Yellen's comments on Oct. 21.
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Indonesia has not, and it is from there that refugee boats flowed.
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The heavily contaminated water flowed over the river banks, creating radioactive pools.
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This turned out to be the sweet spot, and the words flowed.
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When the mice were awake, however, spinal fluid barely flowed at all.
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Between Masaccio's frescoes and Independence Day, a subterranean river has flowed vivaciously.
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In all, about $244 million has flowed into their campaigns — and counting.
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The drink turned into dinner as conversation flowed easily among the three.
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Mary Ellen's W-2 data and our investment information flowed right in.
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The traffic that flowed in and out of our building wasn't great.
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When he embraced his mother, Cathy, the tears flowed even more heavily.
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Political irresponsibility flowed from the unfortunate example of President Paul von Hindenburg.
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Time flowed past indifferently above us; hours and days had no meaning.
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At the same time, white, Latino and Asian residents have flowed in.
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Water flowed nearly two miles away, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said.
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That way we would ensure that the benefit flowed directly to renters.
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Blood flowed brightly down one fighter's face and dripped off his chin.
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Last year about half of Saudi Arabia's production flowed through the facility.
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The conversation flowed freely, almost elatedly, around me, part German, part English.
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It has ebbed and flowed since 2016, but it has never stopped.
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Alongside the mattresses, people donated clothing and money flowed in as well.
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It was October, and the black, bottomless water flowed fast toward Alaska.
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Until recently, cancellation flowed exclusively downward, from the powerful to the powerless.
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The muck from that mine flowed 400 miles to the Atlantic Ocean.
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But the bulk of the bounty has flowed to the very rich.
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Crime has ebbed and flowed within a fairly narrow band since then.
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The tank was full of rubbish; the neighbourhood's raw sewage flowed into it.
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All that extra oil flowed into tanks worldwide, and even onto ships offshore.
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And in -- when we went public, we just flowed all our income through.
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Last, were there larger benefits to mankind that flowed from the Demjanjuk case?
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Tears flowed freely down my face as I listened to testimony after testimony.
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Black dresses flowed, some with transparent inlays, other decorated with metal beaded tops.
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But the main benefits of the oil boom flowed to a tiny elite.
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According to Quesnay's Tableau Économique, value produced in agriculture flowed through the economy.
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As I sat on the dirt track, conflicting thoughts flowed through my mind.
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Later extensions of corporate free-speech rights flowed from left-wing initiatives, too.
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She even joked that the rivalry has flowed over to their home life.
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Much of the government money eventually flowed into the private sector, boosting activity.
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It flowed with the wind and caught every note the mariachi band played.
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These rivers flowed into craters, and created deltas in now dried-up lakes.
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The classical misinterpretation is that the surplus value flowed to owners of capital.
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Some $7.2 billion flowed into bond funds, the biggest taking in 1.53 weeks.
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Overall—and only he had the full picture—the effort ebbed and flowed.
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And it flowed with the scene, once again, not compromising ferocity for femininity.
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Orders flowed in faster and faster and the tape ran later and later.
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Since then, controversy over the dinners has ebbed and flowed with world events.
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Goldman was a virtuoso of pithy dialogue that flowed with sharp, tangy momentum.
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The rationale for building the Wall flowed directly from East Germany's collectivist ideal.
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And when they did meet, the conversation flowed as easily as the texts.
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The money then flowed from the committees to individual candidates, often within days.
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The trees flowed through paper mills that employed thousands in towns like Millinocket.
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I lived on a cellblock where homemade wine practically flowed from the faucets.
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The words flowed, bubbled into the space between her mind and its floating.
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Then as now, it was a place where people mingled and ideas flowed.
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But his tears also flowed from the unexpected arrival of so much help.
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All told, $75 million flowed through offshore accounts that he tapped, they say.
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Buttressed by the nearby Westinghouse Electric complex, Wilkinsburg's downtown flowed into East Liberty.
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Then, as now, it was a place where people mingled and ideas flowed.
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As information flowed out from Turkish officials, Saudi Arabia forcefully denied its involvement.
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Nearly all the bounty of the economy's growth has flowed to the affluent.
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Diners flowed from table to table as if they were at a party.
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This was the definition of chain migration that first flowed into everyday writing.
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But the benefits have not flowed equally to South Bend's large minority communities.
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Across the notoriously congested Bay Area, traffic flowed like it was 3 a.m.
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The money for the cameras and computing flowed straight to C.E.I.E.C. and Huawei.
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The river flowed not from north to south but from south to north.
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The responses flowed in, all with congratulations, some with better news than others.
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That attitude flowed into, and back from, the very pages of the paper.
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This money flowed straight to militias that carried out atrocities on the ground.
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Sangria flowed freely, the mimosa bar was stocked, and the waffles were limitless.
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As the storm descended, the diners began to recline, and the wine flowed.
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Downtown traffic flowed smoothly, guided by synced stoplights and restrained by police cameras.
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Hundreds of thousands of public comments against the president's moves have flowed in.
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The discharge turned a pond green and flowed onto a nearby organic farm.
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At a cistern, Laotians anointed themselves with water that flowed from mountain springs.
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"The nature of the job ebbed and flowed as administrations changed," Dornell recalled.
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His relationship with the president has ebbed and flowed, depending on the day.
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His death was unbearable: My tears flowed into an endless river of grief.
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They flowed into each other, becoming pretty intense at times, but soothing nonetheless.
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Ongoing investigations have not shown that any Saudi money flowed to the plotters.
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Most of this money flowed through accounts that Tucker maintained at the Bank.
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The "great rotation theory" would suggest all that money should have flowed into stocks.
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Attesting that as money flowed out of bonds, it didn't compulsively move into stocks.
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We laughed, we argued, she cried, I nearly did, the drinks flowed & we bonded.
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As Farnborough organisers rued their inadequate weather preparations, order announcements flowed in corporate chalets.
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About $2.3 million in outside money flowed into Minnesota's 1st District race from Oct.
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Music was provided by French Horn Rebellion, and hell yeah, the drinks flowed, too.
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When the ice age ended and sea levels rose, water flowed into that gap.
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Established characters and stories were recontextualized; new storylines flowed from behind-closed-doors discussions.
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This pattern ebbed and flowed until we found a cognitive behavioral therapist to help.
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Waste simply flowed into the Thames, which was as disgusting as you might imagine.
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The same creek flowed down to a pasture where the Tennants grazed their cows.
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Awards, residencies and accolades many of us could only dream of flowed his way.
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Windows popped from office towers and rivers of paper flowed up into the clouds.
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As the alcohol flowed, a man came up to her asking for a selfie.
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Once it was mighty—the outlet through which the Hudson flowed to the sea.
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For most of the country's history, USPS provided the arteries along which information flowed.
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Of course, the argument flowed logically from the claims that were made in Cleveland.
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Nearly half of Japan's EU investment last year flowed to Britain, the report noted.
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Over the last year alone some $2970 billion has flowed into passively managed funds.
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When Game of Thrones started, Daenerys Targaryen's long hair flowed over draped, Grecian dresses.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars over the last two days flowed into new bets.
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The conversation flowed and he even sent me his grandmother's recipe for iced tea.
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Her hair was styled in dramatic spiral curls that flowed down to her shoulders.
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Just this month, $6.1 billion of foreign investment flowed into Indian debt and equities.
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According to the indictment, more than $75 million flowed through their offshore bank accounts.
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New Delhi, and Christchurch, women—and the men who support them—flowed into a
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When the Necklace flowed knee-deep, the tents began to rise along the road.
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Music flowed through him at all hours, in an outpouring he could barely control.
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But once I got going, the war stories flowed out of me like vomit.
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Money has flowed out of European equities in 70 of the past 73 weeks.
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Those in front flowed down the hillside, bursting with petunias, geraniums and flowering shrubs.
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You could see the pride in her eyes, as tears flowed down her face.
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The government said it was preparing for all eventualities to ensure trade flowed smoothly.
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Faber is deeply concerned that wealth has flowed to big corporations and affluent people.
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Funds flowed from Treasuries and toward stocks sure to surge on a strong report.
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I see the biggest challenges in persistent poverty areas, where investment hasn't organically flowed.
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Two private security guards stood in the lobby as tourists flowed in and out.
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She and her children returned to the crowds of people who slowly flowed by.
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Tributes flowed for Crowe on Thursday after he lost a second battle with lymphoma.
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Billions of dollars from the UAE flowed to Sudan after the Abu Dhabi talks.
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A massive $4.7 billion flowed into exchange-traded funds, offsetting losses from mutual funds.
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Cyclical slowdowns are normal in an industry that has ebbed and flowed for generations.
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Reports also flowed in that Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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The Formula One season has again ebbed and flowed around its two main stars.
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Money flowed into the giant tech companies that have underpinned the American economic surge.
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The Aqua Virgo, which flowed largely underground, went through periods of abandonment and revival.
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There are also signs of rivers that flowed into and out of the lake.
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As much as $90 billion in Chinese investment has flowed to Australia since 2007.
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As I finally headed to my room I noticed that the lobby flowed nicely.
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The crystalline water immediately before us flowed fast — too fast for fish to hold.
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About 1063 percent, or $2 billion, flowed to the bottom 60 percent of households.
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Voters flowed to both extremes, to the Communists and even more to the Nazis.
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Traffic flowed down the mud-streaked boulevards and cleanup crews sawed apart downed trees.
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Charges of cultural appropriation have ebbed and flowed since the work's premiere in 1935.
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When Mr. Vassallo pulled one of the handles on the tap, beer still flowed.
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That evening, the conversation flowed along with the margaritas — hours and hours of it.
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After recent hurricanes Harvey and Irma, federal assistance for Texas and Florida immediately flowed.
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Reports of Kelly's diminishing influence and of his ultimate demise have ebbed and flowed.
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Trillions of our dollars and millions of our jobs flowed overseas as a result.
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Until recently, the croquet-demanding backyard lawn flowed all the way to the pond.
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Still, popcorn brands have ebbed and flowed in popularity over the past several years.
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The nitrogen flowed to rivers and the Great South Bay, leading to algae blooms.
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Since then, Pakistani cooperation in the battle against extremist groups has ebbed and flowed.
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Money flowed in as investors looked to profit on the promise of revolutionized industries.
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These big rivers of lava sometimes flowed 20 mph for more than 25 miles.
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As a result, support for public institutions and expansive government has ebbed and flowed.
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"Hi, are you registered to vote?" they asked as people flowed into the stadium.
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These corrections flowed and flow from the common ideal and make the country stronger.
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Another $90 million or so flowed to the region from American individuals and groups.
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American-made guns have illegally flowed south into Mexico in large numbers for years.
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The water formed deep pools on the corners and flowed downhill toward 28th Street.
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It has endured afternoons in which the ideas have not flowed quite so easily.
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We have always ebbed and flowed with expressions and rejections of masculinity and femininity.
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A record $30.6 billion flowed out of equities in the most recent week for which data is available, but only $4 billion flowed into bonds and there was a small $0.5 billion outflow from gold, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Friday.
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And the stories were in the land and in the water, in the Tallahatchie that flowed to the Yazoo, and the Yazoo that flowed to the Mississippi, and the Mississippi, whose muddy waters created the delta that this vast land was named after.
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That figure far exceeds the tariff revenue that has flowed into Treasury's coffers so far.
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Pipes leached lead into the water, which then flowed through the taps across the city.
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Images of the musicians appeared behind Urban as he seamlessly flowed through the different styles.
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The deaths occurred when carbon dioxide from Lake Nyos flowed into surrounding villages, she explained.
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Some $8 million flowed into the race, much of it spent on ads attacking Radinovich.
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The indictment says that more than $20153 million flowed through Manafort's and Gates' offshore accounts.
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But once the cost of communications started plunging, after 1990, such knowledge flowed more freely.
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And 97% of net new money flowed into the least costly 10% of all funds.
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Elizabeth Warren was highly unlikely to win New Hampshire as the early results flowed in.
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It was suspicious, officials reported, that such large sums flowed through such a nondescript location.
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Elizabeth Warren was highly unlikely to win New Hampshire as the early results flowed in.
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Former diplomats recall that the most important discussions always flowed through the C.I.A. station chief.
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In Q1 2017, over 51 million transactions flowed through this network, totalling over $16 billion.
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The lyrics and melody just flowed, and within a few hours we had the song.
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Billions of rubles have flowed into new generation battle tanks, strike aircraft and cruise missiles.
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The military's influence has ebbed and flowed in Russia and, before that, the Soviet Union.
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The train flowed in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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But as more capital has flowed into wine, the geography of investable wine has changed.
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The lava flowed out over the plain and around the dunes, but not over them.
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"Money never really flowed through to the mainstream," he said in an interview this week.
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The train flowed in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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The fight for classroom technology has ebbed and flowed quite a bit over the decades.
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For nearly a half-century, environmental regulation has ebbed and flowed with changes in administrations.
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The blockade has prevented aid, which once flowed through Hodeidah's port, from reaching desperate civilians.
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In between the mounds of wasting men flowed trickles of water carrying garbage and excrement.
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It's often assumed that today's style of protest flowed naturally out of the nineteen-sixties.
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Six percent of the money flowed to Switzerland, a report by a law firm found.
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He estimates that 22,0.13 tonnes of nickel have flowed into non-exchange warehouses since 20.1.
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But over the last two years, nearly $8 billion has flowed out of Claren Road.
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Most of the cash simply flowed to investors in the form of buybacks and dividends.
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In one case, cash flowed to the foundation as the State Department, headed by Mrs.
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He was a gifted teacher and festival leader, activities that naturally flowed to the podium.
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As money flowed into such stocks, the petrochemical sector underperformed, edging up only 0.2 percent.
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Although their game never really flowed, the English always had the measure of their opponent.
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Others captured devastating fires engulfing homes after rivers of molten rock flowed through the neighborhood.
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The Freedom Party's power has ebbed and flowed over the course of modern Austrian history.
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I didn't realize How long I'd flowed through the flea market, I wasn't feeling myself.
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"It flowed from the shift in institutional investors' move into the political activism," he said.
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The FBI is investigating whether sensitive information that flowed through Clinton's email server was mishandled.
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This will be a nice change after the stressful vibes that flowed early this morning.
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The conversation flowed, but the end of the date took a turn for the weird.
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That night, only stars burnished the sky, and below, the Helmand River flowed silently by.
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Over the last year, $232 billion has flowed into E.T.F.s that invest in domestic equities.
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Money flowed for radical Buddhist groups that cheered on sectarian rioting in which Muslims died.
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Another tent, where beer flowed, was strategically placed where players entered and left the ice.
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Throughout Earth's history, periods of rapid warming occurred when basalt flowed out over large areas.
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They-- made a big mistake and some others that flowed out of the big mistake.
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In the following years, similar requests flowed in from journalists with CBS' "60 Minutes," CNSNews.
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It's primarily based on coincidences, not evidence that Bezos' data flowed back to Saudi Arabia.
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At the mission, about 300 people flowed into a shelter designed to hold about 200.
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Millions of dollars in grants had flowed into eastern Kentucky during Rogers's four-decade reign.
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OnlyOneOf make it look easy, like the song simply flowed out of them one day.
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In the past 10 years, the body-con trend has ebbed and flowed in relevancy.
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Where once Western classical music flowed into China, pianists and their renditions are pouring out.
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The prizes flowed in, but for the student, there was more work to be done.
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The exception was the rouble, as oil prices rose and cash flowed into Russian debt.
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China set off the greatest mining boom in modern Australian history, and income flowed freely.
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Much flowed into silly investments now weighing down balance sheets, constraining stimulus as activity cools.
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Much of the money that has flowed to Europe has gone to southern European countries.
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The 1972 law covered only "navigable waters" — but not necessarily the streams that flowed into them.
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A time in, say, May, when it was spring, and warm breezes flowed through the air.
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Fundraising was heavily dependent on just about a dozen billionaires, but flowed at a constant drumbeat.
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This leaves a gap of 870,22016 bpd that has flowed into either commercial or strategic stockpiles.
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Plenty of money from private equity and venture capital funds has flowed to food, she noted.
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A water leak from a pipe beneath the sidewalk flowed unchecked, leaving pools and summoning mosquitoes.
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No longer will mere friendship suffice to show that a benefit flowed from passing the information.
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Before the war, it was estimated that $1 billion in commerce flowed on that road annually.
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With some tweaks, the bacteria flowed in opposite directions, like they would in a nonmagnetic material.
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Billions of dollars flowed into North Korea in exchange for promises not to build nuclear weapons.
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And somewhere deep down, I felt like we didn't deserve the riches that flowed to us.
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The sums that may have flowed through other banks are small change by Danske's impressive standards.
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In this vast community, where real-space coercion couldn't hold, order flowed from collective ethical deliberation.
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The number of attacks has ebbed and flowed this century, reaching an earlier peak in 2014.
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This also let the scientists control the thickness of the film and how fast it flowed.
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The ice did melt and the water from it flowed—but there was also a surprise.
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It just felt like some sort of emotional blockage had been released and the tears flowed.
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The presentations and speeches and performances flowed more or less seamlessly from one to the next.
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As a result, most of the EB-5 investment has flowed to fast-growing urban centers.
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Once the euro was in place, Italian wages rose as capital flowed in from northern Europe.
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"I certainly wasn't expecting the response of love and kindness that flowed to me," she said.
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Overall, a modest $2.8 billion flowed into bonds while equities drew small inflows of $3.3 billion.
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The cone grew, then stabilized, keeping its shape as new fire flowed out, like a river.
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Billions of dollars flowed into North Korea in exchange for promises not to build nuclear weapons.
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Big cities had sewers for both rainwater and human waste, but they flowed into rivers unfiltered.
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Energy companies poured billions of dollars into projects and thousands of workers flowed into Fort McMurray.
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In those years, money, food and fuel flowed like water from these nations into Pyongyang's pipelines.
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The nineties were not the first time that California's public resources flowed into the private sector.
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Hundreds of millions more flowed in from the Pentagon and veterans' programs through the G.I. Bill.
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GoFundMe failed to respond to requests for information on where the cash flowed after Shriner died.
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Family members would share towels; flies would be resting on children's faces as discharge flowed down.
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Goldman Sachs says $0.33 billion flowed out of Hong Kong to Singapore because of the protests.
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Meanwhile, about 85 percent of the stock market gains have flowed to the top 10 percent.
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That means the lake water that originally flowed south to the Everglades now enters the river.
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" One of Bruno's girlfriends has a "contemptuous wit" and with her his "banter flowed, despite himself.
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And Venezuela was the fourth-biggest source of foreign oil that flowed into America last October.
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Money flowed in the Valley, and I assumed that the future would take care of itself.
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The next morning, the workers watched anxiously as the brown pulp flowed into the paper machine.
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It had been raining for days when we arrived; water dripped and flowed all around us.
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An upstairs living room flowed into a dining space and then into a medium-size kitchen.
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Of that, only about $2500 billion to $277 billion has actually flowed into the island's coffers.
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The idea that antislavery sentiments dominated New England and flowed inevitably from it is wishful thinking.
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During the one-party era, this was meant to impose accountability, which flowed from party leadership.
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Finally, she spoke with Anders, the film's director and co-writer, and more salty utterances flowed.
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Since then, my meditation practice has ebbed and flowed, though the benefits have remained the same.
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In 210 she learned the groundwater that flowed to her private well was contaminated with PFAS.
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The digital age would not have dawned without the private rewards that flowed to successful entrepreneurs.
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The profound equality of every individual was an idea that flowed directly from the Hebrew Bible.
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On the third floor, the living room flowed into the kitchen, with the bedroom off that.
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U.S. and Malaysian authorities say over $1 billion stolen from 1MDB flowed into Najib's personal accounts.
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The Warrens were charmed despite such oddities, but the owner's enthusiasm for selling ebbed and flowed.
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Above the balloon, blood still flowed normally to her brain, heart, lungs and other vital organs.
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The size of subsequent protests has varied as discontent with the government has ebbed and flowed.
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Spanglish flowed, as did some candid conversations about finding your way through Hollywood as a Latina.
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But it was short-term profit for Seoul investors, so the money flowed out of town.
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Complaints flowed in — from proponents of far-right ideologies, avowed liberals and many people in between.
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Ever since Cain and Abel set the example, bad blood between brothers in literature has flowed.
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FYAD was a subforum of Something Awful, a place where the site's worst impulses flowed freely.
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Expanding our family was something that was important to both of us and it just flowed.
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In total, prosecutors allege that more than $75 million flowed through Manafort's and Gates's offshore accounts.
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In those heady times, over a billion dollars a year flowed from the South into Pyongyang.
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According to a former TMZ news reporter, documents constantly flowed into the office from the courthouse.
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As the Richter Steinway shows, Western music still flowed in the early years of Mao's rule.
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Recession fears flared, trade-war tensions ebbed and flowed with ferocity, and corporate earnings growth slowed.
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Analysts said governments needed to do more to ensure goods and people flowed freely across borders.
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The Bernie Sanders-aligned group Our Revolution endorsed her, and national money flowed to her campaign.
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So we actually looked at that during that time — when we cut the money off, before the money actually flowed because the money flowed by the end of the fiscal year, we actually did an analysis of what other countries were doing in terms of supporting Ukraine.
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Some $22016bn flowed into government accounts during his presidency from oil revenues, higher taxes and fresh borrowing.
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The drinks flowed, contestants flirted, and other contestants criticized one another's intentions for being on the show.
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Prices have since moderated to around $1,946 after Port Pirie restarted and metal flowed into LME warehouses.
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Net neutrality rules prohibited telecoms from having dominion over how well data flowed from any particular site.
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The majority of money being invested flowed into the cheapest 13 percent of funds, according to Johnson.
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They want to know how this billionaire and how their funds flowed back into the United States.
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Kreisz noted the last time a similar fissure eruption occurred in 1955, lava flowed for three months.
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Among the waste that flowed into the sea was likely a fair amount of infected cat poop.
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The World Bank estimates that $343m in remittances flowed from Ivory Coast to Burkina Faso in 2015.
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The total amount of money that flowed into the alleged offshore Manafort accounts from 22010 to 22014?
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Research house EPFR Global reckons a net $12 billion has flowed to such funds already this year.
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There's a sense that over time—as with anyone creating anything—Read's ambitions have ebbed and flowed.
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Money flowed strongly into mutual funds and ETFs of all kinds except for equity funds last week.
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It's flowed downstream to our culture from there: North versus South, black versus white, left versus right.
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The inches flowed, the edges were artfully laid, and the cheekbones were bronzed to the highest heavens.
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The goodwill flowed; the two men visited both sides of the border; a peace tree was planted.
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WIG20 has slid almost 4.652017 percent as funds flowed into the rallying dollar from emerging market assets.
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Once I moved to California everything just flowed and we've been able to create great work together.
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I was in rather a deep pit of grief and the poem just flowed out of me.
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It started with the music produced by Oak Felder and then the lyrics pretty much just flowed.
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Galen, a Roman physician, thought it the valve between brain and body through which "animal spirits" flowed.
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In 1994 only $6bn flowed into VC funds, which doled out cheques in the single-digit millions.
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Funds flowed to the U.S. dollar and Treasuries and out of the euro and the British pound.
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Tears also flowed in Room 226 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building, where Ford told her story.
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The blood, sweat and creative effort put into them has flowed through movies in the decades since.
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The oil flowed to the surface under its own pressure, known in the parlance as a gusher.
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The optimism flowed into base metals, with nickel climbing the most among metals so far this year.
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Deposits have not flowed back into the system and deposit levels remain broadly flat since June 0.9.
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Last week, the emotions flowed again as President Obama, finishing his second term, made his farewell address.
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The bass was thumping, top-shelf liquor flowed freely and fresh sea air wafted through the space.
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She brought her partner and Cora with her, and the music flowed out of her, almost torrentially.
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Bitcoin was seen as an emerging defensive play last year as money flowed into cryptocurrencies through 242.
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It flowed out into a sheer black skirt with a thigh-high slit for a dramatic touch.
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Almost all the money that flowed out to long-term investors came from deposits by new ones.
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The ease which the car sizzled through air and flowed over asphalt, speed as quick as thought.
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Millions of dollars of other foreign money flowed into the US election from other sources as well.
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Meanwhile, $208 billion has flowed out of equity funds — and both are on pace for record years.
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More than $50 billion has flowed out of the industry this year, according to Hedge Fund Research.
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The rain hit a mountainous region, which meant the water picked up speed as it flowed down.
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His design included large, leafy boulevards that flowed into a circle at the center of the city.
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Floodwaters flowed over the Laurel Ridge levee that acts as a barrier for the Baton Rouge area.
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Most of the profits flowed to companies that provided software and services on top of that hardware.
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The eruption caused 24 hours of sustained earthquakes throughout the island, as magma flowed toward the surface.
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For the past several decades, money, talent and power have flowed to the centers of national power.
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Beneath it, buried in layers of sediment, lies all the water that never flowed to the ocean.
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With the treatment plant out of power, wastewater flowed down canals and into the valleys around Sana.
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Without missing a beat, their bodies flowed with each other in ways only explainable through telepathic communication.
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Over in "Paradise," Champagne and vodka on ice flowed in a room full of pristine white beds.
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Crowds of a size he could never even imagine flowed through the sidewalks like schools of carp.
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The salty blend of sweat and sadness combatted the bitterness which flowed up (and through) my throat.
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Last month water flowed out over the top of the city's Lafitte Canal during a heavy rainstorm.
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The screens above American Airlines' desks were dark, while JetBlue's displays flowed with red rows of cancellations.
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The migrant wave of 239 flowed mostly to Germany and Sweden, regarded as Europe's most welcoming nations.
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The region corresponded to a basin, adding to speculation that liquid water had flowed into this spot.
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Then the rain began again, coming down so hard it flowed off every plant in mini-waterfalls.
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The Crown's wealth has historically flowed from inherited properties acquired through centuries of conquest, forfeiture, and purchases.
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Aid has flowed in, but a fight has followed about recovery plans, exposing racial and class tension.
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The bank estimated that up to $4bn of deposits may have flowed to Singapore from Hong Kong.
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Middleton's teal ensemble by ARoss Girl x Soler featured an emerald belt that flowed down the dress.
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Over the past two years, some of the campaign's money has flowed directly to Parscale's own businesses.
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A lot of the energy and direction flowed directly from Mr. Murray's drum kit and his laptop.
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Aid has flowed in, but a fight has followed about recovery plans, exposing racial and class tensions.
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The conversation flowed, as it had on the phone when Mr. Wallack called to ask her out.
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As much of four feet of water flowed on Ocean Boulevard in North Myrtle Beach, he said.
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I got on the right track with LONGHAIR, INTREPID, NONPROFIT and AGNOSTIC, and everything flowed from there.
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I got on the right track with LONGHAIR, INTREPID, NONPROFIT and AGNOSTIC, and everything flowed from there.
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Infected browsers then uploaded user data, updated plugin configurations, and flowed through a stream of site redirections.
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As much of four feet of water flowed on Ocean Boulevard in North Myrtle Beach, he said.
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It flowed "out of the building, with a portion entering a creek at the winery," he said.
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Nothing but hollow hissing and a few drops flowed from the tap for most of the day.
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Coroners found that his body was full of codeine; his blood also flowed with Valium and PCP.
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The windfall detailed in a Monday regulatory flowed from 22015,000 Apple shares sold during the past week.
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Microsoft envisioned a world in which apps would talk to each other seamlessly and content flowed freely.
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For much of the decade, it seemed like all of culture either flowed from or through West.
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Water flowed out of the mountain from a dip in the slope, which was filled with rocks.
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BJ: Which painting in the series flowed the most easily from your mind or from your hands?
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I'd get into this zone where words just flowed onto the page and time lost all meaning.
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On Saturday, orange, copper and auburn of all shades flowed through Melbourne, Australia during a ginger pride parade.
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Some $4 billion have flowed into the SPDR ETF tracking the Dow Jones industrial average (DIA) since November.
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Frost's career has flowed through genre and medium in ways that feel natural in spite of their divergence.
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What if Kennedy could build a brain-computer interface that flowed as smoothly as a healthy person's speech?
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The move requires a lot of momentum, and once I found my rhythm, it flowed a little better.
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Nearly $9.2 billion flowed out of equity mutual funds and exchange-traded funds during the week through Aug.
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The ketchup and mustard flowed freely and both hamburger and hot dog buns were consumed in amazing quantities.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska – The Alaska Volcano Observatory says lava has flowed into the crater atop an Aleutian Islands volcano.
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As a result, $1.8 billion flowed out of multi-manager funds last year, industry tracker Eurekahedge data shows.
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Most commodities were higher, while Chinese shares and the yuan gained as the optimism flowed into Asian trading.
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Of the $75 million that prosecutors say flowed through offshore accounts, Manafort allegedly laundered more than $18 million.
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Even though it could maintain only a small number of nodes, data flowed through it in a torrent.
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Real Madrid had not lost too many times, but it had not flowed with harmony, either, until Saturday.
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But Uganda would soon sink into an abyss, where power flowed from the gun and not the pen.
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The loot flowed on to, among others, British interior-design firms, estate agents and a personal concierge service.
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A drilling survey found that groundwater flowed into areas deeper than 10 to 16 feet below the surface.
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He made no mention of sex or other inappropriate suggestions; he seemed smart, and our conversation flowed easily.
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In total, $1.2 billion of venture capital flowed into grocery automation last year — about twice the 2017 number.
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Only later did I learn about the ugly undercurrent of " yellow peril" stereotyping that flowed through those illustrations.
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The actions that we took today flowed from the roadmapping (sic) and reprioritization exercise that we recently undertook.
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When that water flowed into the ocean, the rate of sea level rise picked up again, Webb says.
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Similarly, Mueller only outlines Stone's requests for stolen emails, not whether anything flowed back to Stone from WikiLeaks.
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The water level at Lake Kluane, where the Slims once flowed, has also plummeted at least 3 feet.
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Some $733 million of those funds flowed to the college, which at that point numbered about 723,713 students.
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Throughout my life, the intensity of OCD has ebbed and flowed, as I developed new obsessions and compulsions.
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From the very first cautious pour, the dark liquid flowed down the pant in rivulets without any absorption.
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Back in 2011, NASA scientists announced they had spotted compelling evidence that water sometimes still flowed on Mars.
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Strippers came into the office for special occasions, and drugs and alcohol flowed like water, the lawsuit states.
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In addition, consider that nearly a decade was needed to implement the rules that flowed from Dodd-Frank.
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Capital also flowed across borders with British savers helping to finance railway construction in Latin America and elsewhere.
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Additionally, the market panic rose quickly, and capital flowed into the hedge assets, such as gold and Yen.
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But never has such rhetoric flowed from the White House, amidst a general climate of anger and distrust.
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A decade of war in neighboring Iraq had produced battle-hardened extremist groups that now flowed into Syria.
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Over the quarter, $51 billion flowed into BlackRock's iShares funds, which stand at a market-leading $1.2 trillion.
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Around $12 billion in wages flowed through them last year, according to an estimate from the Aite Group.
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Support flowed in, giving her the courage to continue, and she began her medical transition the next year.
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A further $230 million flowed through the bank accounts of 15 businesses which simply did not file accounts.
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The optimism had flowed into base metals, with nickel climbing the most among metals so far this year.
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The unleashed river of waste had flowed through his family's land just a half-mile from his house.
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But it was not clear how many dollars had flowed into the formal banking system since the float.
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It's the latest addition to a versatile career that has flowed between film, television, writing and stand-up.
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With drizzle falling on the lush Wembley turf the game ebbed and flowed as both sides sensed victory.
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"It was incredible how the money just flowed in," Mr. Hayman told The New York Times in 19983.
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Those millions, effectively untaxed gifts, then flowed to All County's owners — Donald Trump, his siblings and a cousin.
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Zhang's head then dropped and the errors flowed as Halep rattled through the remaining games at a canter.
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Your spirit of creating organically flowed into this record, which was another high mark for the band internationally.
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However, only about 1/100th of that amount has flowed into commodity funds and ETFs during the period.
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The glowing drizzle had burned a hole in the sandstone floor, then flowed through to fill the crypt.
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For them, authority flowed from the people, not from God; the pardon was a residue of divine right.
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We settled in the communal kitchen attached to the yellow house, where Roamies constantly flowed in and out.
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Current law also requires that the government show that a benefit flowed from the tippee to the tipper.
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Hundreds of billions of euros of dirty money from Russia is believed to have flowed through the lender.
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Mourners flowed down roads barely wide enough for one car, lined by profusions of pink and white bougainvillea.
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With subtle harmonies and occasional deliberate discord, the voices flowed back and forth, complementing and counterpointing each other.
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When I was there, a steady stream of young men (and an occasional woman) flowed in and out.
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And while the hotel itself might be small, the space flowed nicely, and didn't feel crowded at all.
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Pedestrians, paying little mind, flowed toward the Q, a fresh tributary of the old familiar flow to Lex.
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Ankle-deep water flowed into a QuikStop convenience store off Jackson Street, video from CNN affiliate WAPT showed.
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Central bankers around the world flooded markets with easy liquidity that flowed into every type of financial asset.
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Mexican avocados flowed north for the first time in almost a century and helped create even more demand.
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Much of that money flowed through a gun control advocacy group, Everytown For Gun Safety, funded by Bloomberg.
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The Champagne flowed early, and for the midnight meal, Mr. Ginsburg would cook something Justice Scalia had hunted.
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"History flowed through Charles Jones," Tom Hanchett, historian in residence at the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, said by email.
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Trilobites Lava from Kilauea in Hawaii flowed into the Pacific last year and pushed nutrients to the surface.
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"Stanley was so rigorous and so prolific that the material just flowed out of him," Mr. Zuccolo said.
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A shift in climate covered the area with glaciers, and water hasn't flowed here in 14 million years.
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All but $23.5 billion of the $107.6 billion Americans spent on beer in 2016 flowed toward Big Beer.
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As the results flowed in from individual districts, they pointed to a radical reconfiguration of Britain's political map.
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I lined up 19 big old cups of coffee, reflected on the show's intricacies, and the ideas flowed.
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In real life, Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret's feuding ebbed and flowed much like any other siblings' would.
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"We've seen this story many times before... Any independency ends up being invaded or flowed in with capital."
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"This upward pressure emerged as funds flowed from the private sector to Treasury for tax payments," he said.
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Full staff meetings resumed, communication flowed, and Hook's high profile made the team's work extremely important and valued.
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The setting was grand, the music was gay and the Taittinger Champagne flowed like blood from a guillotine.
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Power emanated from the inside and then flowed out with searing swiftness, the rare sort that isn't ostentatious.
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The fund also raised red flags for investigators, particularly the transactions that flowed through offshore accounts in Cyprus.
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Another $32.5 billion in auto parts flowed to the U.S. from Mexican factories, according to U.S. Commerce Department data.
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Some tears flowed as the Austin (Texas) native soaked in the last moments of his Red River Showdown career.
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That is good for Mexico's border states, but the benefits have not flowed through the rest of the economy.
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It had an architectural ruffle that flowed from shoulder to waist and down to the hem of her dress.
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"No one knows if the lava made a nice neat vertical pile or whether it flowed sideways," he says.
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By removing Love, the Cavs' attack flowed much more smoothly, and their shot distribution was far more spread around.
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The epic musical catalogue of this Rock and Roll Hall of Famer flowed endlessly off our family record player.
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In the early days of Twitter, everyone was looking to fill up their feeds, and the follows flowed generously.
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Cars flowed back into the northern California cities and towns that had been deserted for the last two days.
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The thick black lines outline the two adjacent watersheds, from which water would have flowed into the impact crater.
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That casino money flowed right out of Atlantic City and into the coffers of the billionaire hedge fund owners.
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The nude dress was fitted at the top and flowed into a fuller skirt with a thigh-high slit.
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Between 21912 and 22012 just $8281 billion of $828 billion in stimulus spending flowed to water and transport projects.
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While several of the country's large public pensions sold off shares in gun makers, other investment firms flowed in.
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As Peck's blood flowed into the donor arms, the donor hands turned pink, the doctors explained during the conference.
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At least $4.4m flowed through Essential Consultants, a company created by Mr Cohen, between October 2016 and January 2018.
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He scaled the Colima volcano in Mexico as it was erupting, reaching the peak as lava flowed around him.
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The government has cracked down on informal sources of financing from which much VC funding has flowed, for example.
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The long-sleeved white gown flowed to the floor, with her left leg peeking out from a high slit.
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The songs just flowed out from there and I hope people are able to hear that on the record.
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Tens of billions of dollars in venture-capital money have flowed into internet startups in emerging markets, excluding China.
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The U.S.-led coalition estimated that 40,000 fighters from Europe, North Africa and Asia once flowed into IS territory.
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As the Chinese economy rapidly expanded, hot money flowed into the country, mostly in the form of U.S. dollars.
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After the sale, millions of euros in commissions flowed to two Grasser associates suggesting insider dealing, according to prosecutors.
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About $328 billion in net deposits flowed into Vanguard passive investment funds over the past year, according to Morningstar.
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Membership ebbed and flowed each day; on the most active day, the total number of follower links reached 134,857.
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While the plan worked, new analysis shows some of the liquidity flowed in surprising ways that diluted its effectiveness.
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Exchange-traded funds retained their dominance in equities, drawing $9.4 billion while $4.3 billion flowed out of mutual funds.
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In July of last year, the WSJ reported allegations that nearly $700 million had flowed from 1Malaysia Development Bhd.
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The store was busy inside, but there were no overly long queues, so people flowed in and out unimpeded.
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When prices were high, capital flowed in, pushing up their currencies and thus making their other exports less competitive.
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His reasons: A lot of money has flowed into private credit, pushing down lending standards in a benign economy.
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After all, the current district attorney is basing this prosecution on the new evidence that flowed from the deposition.
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Another $32.5 billion in auto parts flowed to the U.S. from Mexican factories, according to U.S. Commerce department data.
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And that flowed from a number of my identity, including my sister being a survivor of sexual assault. Right.
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Throughout the 1990s, untold millions from the former Soviet Union flowed into Trump's luxury developments and Atlantic City casinos.
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Swing, hip-hop, electronica, jazz and modern theater styles flowed into one another in a musical stream of consciousness.
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The first trend — and it's given the most weight in the report — centers largely on where funding flowed worldwide.
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More than $5.4 billion worth of equipment has flowed to local police since its inception almost three decades ago.
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For well over a decade, the possibility of war with Iran has ebbed and flowed like a malign tide.
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They once thought him capable of healing the country's divides, and basked in the optimism that flowed through Istanbul.
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It all flowed pretty easily, because he had been thinking about these things for quite a while, he said.
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Here, the Black Rock Philharmonic performs Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" to an audience so large it flowed onto the streets.
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In the heart of the Leilani Estates, the lava has flowed over streets at depths up to 20 feet.
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The ultimate recommendations flowed from objective fact-finding and policy analysis that was driven by a trustee-engagement process.
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But the hot money has flowed into niche funds offering exposure to bitcoin, electric cars, robotics and artificial intelligence.
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The booze flowed freely, and the 20-somethings indulged with predictable results that ranged from obnoxious behavior to hookups.
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Where storefronts once stood empty, customers now flowed in and out of restaurants, wine shops, hair salons and boutiques.
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That represents an improvement from the week prior, when nearly $9.2 billion flowed out of U.S.-based equity funds.
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As a result, the corroded pipes leached high amounts of lead into the water, and flowed into people's faucets.
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Assets in its long-only stock-picking unit gained 11 percent; $600 million flowed into emerging market debt strategies.
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And $100 million flowed out of consumer stocks and utilities — another bond-proxy sector — this week, EPFR figures showed.
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All told, fewer dollars flowed in ($3.2 billion) than the second quarter, but there were still some big investments.
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He stepped out of the spotlight to re-energize himself and flowed into a yearslong period of spiritual rejuvenation.
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In addition to the Giuliani investigation, prosecutors are also looking into whether foreign money flowed into Trump's inaugural committee.
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The dining hall, where "bug juice" — watered-down Kool-Aid — flowed, was cavernous and dark, with raw wooden struts.
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The Malaysian city of Malacca was once a conduit for spices and treasures that flowed from Asia to Europe.
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When she tried an Off Broadway solo show, in 1981, perhaps too much water had flowed under the bridge.
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There, I circled the track in the footsteps of the barefoot Ethiopian champion Abebe Bikila, and the story flowed.
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But, employees told me, the effect was that information flowed up the chain of command and rarely back down.
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As news of the shooting spread across the country, tributes flowed from politicians, fellow police officers and other Canadians.
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Children waded through muddy, knee-deep floodwaters that flowed through tent camps for displaced people after the rain stopped.
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Italian opinions about the advantages of the euro have ebbed and flowed, as have opinions about the European Union.
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Information flowed up from these groups through a tightly controlled management structure that culminated with an imperial chief executive.
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When the tide ebbed, these animals generally faced south, but when it flowed in, they showed no consistent orientation.
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In the San Isidro shantytown, water flowed for two days in September for the first time in six months.
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It revealed staggering sums: as much as €200bn ($220bn) flowed through the accounts in 2007-15, 23% from Russia.
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The humans flowed uphill, converging toward the base of the Streif, amid a din of cowbells and air horns.
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Extortion investigation leads to shoes Tips flowed in over the years but they led either nowhere -- or to reproductions.
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An eruption from Kilauea in 2014 flowed down the surface of the volcano and burned a house in Pahoa.
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The exclusivity of these sorts of investments has markedly declined as the capital flood has flowed through the Valley.
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Llamas grazed in the verdant pasture, watered by a trickling stream that flowed down the center of the valley.
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The river flowed onward, passing around their boat and continuing for hundreds of miles to the ocean far away.
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I feel echoes of the past, ghosts of those who flowed in and out of canneries and machine shops.
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Paola Chacón Fuentes, Miss Costa Rica, wore a mosaic-patterned dress that flowed into a bright, circular back piece.
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Spaulding detailed how hundreds of thousands of dollars flowed from MSMB Healthcare into Retrophin, which he founded in 2011.
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"A lot of money flowed out post-merger, and a lot of money had to be" tracked, Massella said.
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The essential sincerity of the debate, which was held at Otterbein University in suburban Columbus, flowed in both directions.
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He shows you the beauty, grace, light and shadow that flowed into her and right through her pen. 210.
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The same electricity that flowed through his arm would also flow through the wire — and that he could measure.
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It was beautifully focused and precise, still young, with aromas and flavors that flowed in a linear, lasting progression.
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Try again, her friend urged, and she drew another breath that hit her throat and flowed into her lungs.
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In recent years, millions of dollars have flowed into the region as benevolent souls seek to thicken their auras.
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And it flowed without interruption, whereas "West of Eden" is chopped into a few chapters about seemingly arbitrarily chosen families.
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Since Cheniere Energy became the first firm to export American liquefied natural gas last year, much has flowed to Mexico.
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Water appeared to have circulated into and out of the lake in the days when it flowed on Mars' surface.
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Cuoco, 33, followed that up with a photo of her holding the script in her arms as the tears flowed.
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The oil flowed into a storm pond on an adjacent industrial site and then into a creek, the board said.
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MIAMI – Goopy green water flowed Friday from both sides of Lake Okeechobee, carrying toxic algae toward Florida&aposs coasts. Col.
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Overall, $185 billion has flowed into bonds so far this year, while $154 billion has been drawn out of equities.
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The gifs, memes and retweets flowed and were coupled with the mean-spirited commentary that dominates our civic discourse today.
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Wealth disparity soared in the U.S. as the benefits from QE flowed to the higher end of the income spectrum.
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Three financial institutions — Citibank, JP Morgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley — discovered the $28 million that flowed from Agalarov to Kaveladze.
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And a similar percentage of investment from China flowed into Hong Kong, according to the Hong Kong Trade Development Council.
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Deliveries flowed and will continue as needed, according to YMCA director of healthy eating, Gary Appelsies who started the group.
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Even though my camera separated me from having a typical experience, I had conversations with strangers that flowed quite organically.
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The stream of being-ness that flowed from her pen hardly shouts "stage me" to even the most determined Bloomsburyphile.
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Now, more than 70 percent are in services and 20193 percent in manufacturing, after jobs flowed to cheaper overseas markets.
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Our conversations and romantic moments flowed with an ease that was completely different than any other relationship I've had before.
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As in: literal fire, vapor, and water were filmed with high-speed cameras as they flowed on custom-welded rigs.
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But as the popularity of this specific television genre has ebbed and flowed, Arnold has kept up with its pace.
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Celebrating on stage with Zelenskiy on Sunday, as champagne flowed at the bar and confetti fluttered overhead, was Serhiy Shefir.
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She sipped the cod liver oil as Cytoxan flowed through an intravenous line into a vein in her right foot.
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During the impasse, a "caretaker" coalition presided over the country, money still flowed to agencies and the government remained functional.
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Mid-caps saw the biggest moves as earnings flowed in and the FTSE 250 managed a 1.8 percent rise overall.
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Lines were clean and less baroque than the rich collections of past years and flowed, showing off the models' bodies.
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After an eruption, the lava flowed around the dunes, causing the island-like landmarks to remain after the lava cooled.
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To single out just five examples: Who directed the campaign's contact with Roger Stone—and what flowed back and forth?
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A tiny waterfall flowed into a small fish pond, washing the entire place in the soothing sounds of trickling water.
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It also incorporated a long train, which flowed in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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In normal fish, the tiny beads, and thus the CSF, flowed smoothly through the spinal column in an orderly flow.
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"Out flowed a record of his misadventures, his ambiguous luck, his feats and failures of timing and nerve," Chabon writes.
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An estimated 132 billion won ($110 million) had flowed into North Korea through the complex in 2015 alone, it said.
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The long train was simple in color, but it flowed and rippled in what looked like a Cinderella-inspired silhouette.
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In currency markets, funds flowed to the U.S. dollar and Treasuries and out of the euro and the British pound.
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China's rush of capital outflows may not be a huge red flag, if you look at where the funds flowed.
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An estimated 73 billion won ($110 million) had flowed into North Korea through the complex in 2015 alone, it said.
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Scientists are particularly interested in areas where the tholin buildup looks thick and smooth, and has apparently flowed into channels.
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While the mining industry has seen a tentative revival in interest, much of that capital has flowed to larger producers.
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The crisis, he said, was not migrants but drugs, 90 percent of which he said flowed through ports of entry.
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And from such reasonable marriages, there flowed loneliness, infidelity, abuse, hardness of heart and screams heard through the nursery doors.
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Growing up, my weekends followed a predictable pattern that ebbed and flowed around the finding, cooking, and serving of food.
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Here, unlike other entitlements or other mandatory benefits, disabilities were caused by the government and flowed directly from government service.
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"Nobody ever saw the doors open," she explained, nodding toward the open entryway, as birdsong and a breeze flowed in.
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That advantage has steadily declined, and by 2002, 63 percent flowed to the GOP and 36 percent to the Democrats.
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Iceland's first geothermal heat flowed into 70 homes and three civic buildings: a school, a hospital and a swimming pool.
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The shift has flowed through into spot prices and more importantly into spreads, which track the supply-demand balance closely.
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The extra cash has flowed towards the core of the euro zone and Germany, leading to a glut of liquidity.
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The vast sum of his wealth flowed from his work as a consultant for pro-Moscow political parties in Ukraine.
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Criticisms have flowed more freely at Trump by members of his own party than they have at other new presidents.
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This was the case for Oliver, whose limbs turned purple and green as less and less blood flowed to them.
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During the test, the upper portion of the rocket blew apart and heavy plumes of smoke flowed from the vehicle.
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"Streams of tears flowed down against my will and prevented me from speaking for some time," Sarah would later write.
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Lava from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, erupting since 1983, flowed toward a subdivision, forcing residents of Puna's Lailani Estates to flee.
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The columns and other shapes resulted from the methane spreading in different ways through the sediments as it flowed upward.
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The groundwater table has risen and artesian wells that had not flowed for a long time now do, she added.
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These are crops that hasn't been treated by the pesticide, but neonics spread through water and flowed into nearby crops.
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During that time, they camouflaged their art into the museum, took selfies with their paintings, and flowed through the stairwell.
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So I came to New York, where I'd be safe"—big laugh—"here where heroin flowed out of the faucets.
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Since then, more than 21625 billion barrels of oil have flowed through the pipeline and loaded on about 2900,220006 tankers.
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The Berlin Wall was chiefly brought down by historical forces that flowed in from the east, not from the west.
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To fund Time Teletext's genre-bending innovations, oceans of money flowed through the 5th floor of the Time-Life building.
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Even when economic growth has been decent, as it is now, most of the bounty has flowed to the top.
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Despite this, Facebook appears not to have kept close tabs on how its users' data flowed out into the world.
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The creativity just kind of flowed, so when I listen to the record, it doesn't feel self-conscious to me.
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Each new song—there were eight out of the 15 they played—flowed seamlessly into the rest of the show.
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Those millions in markups, effectively untaxed gifts, then flowed to All County's owners — Donald Trump, his siblings and a cousin.
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One otherwise pro-government official in Damascus lamented that Syria had become a sewer through which every dirty thing flowed.
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Not that there weren't many other reasons, and the insecurity certainly flowed both ways, but this aspect wasn't particularly subtle.
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He had a reputation for throwing lavish parties, where alcohol flowed freely, and so did conversation about highly sensitive matters.
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Once he could swim in the local rivers, but for 12 years water has barely flowed in them, he said.
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Over $2.6trn has flowed into low-carbon energy alone since 2010, according to BloombergNEF, a research firm (see chart 1).
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As for Principles, the concept flowed from Mr. Dalio's early practice of jotting down his observations about how markets worked.
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So much champagne and beer flowed in the visitors' clubhouse on Saturday that there were standing puddles on the carpet.
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Hiring rose even more as coverage expanded in 2631 under the health care law and new federal dollars flowed in.
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Since then, the US's presence in the remote region has ebbed and flowed, and the number of casualties have mounted.
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In August, investors pulled $46.2 billion from equity ETFs, according to ETF Trends, while $13.5 billion flowed into bond funds.
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The Russian showed exactly why, as 40 winners flowed off his racket - both from the forehand and the backhand side.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average spiked more than 300 points, or 85033 percent, as reports flowed in of potential progress.
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He may not always have had the best jokes, but he was the portal through which the entire series flowed.
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Contract provisions that guaranteed a minimum payment no matter how much product flowed through their lines have protected their revenue.
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The ambitions and the frustrations of the contestants flowed freely, fuelled by the alcohol, and Shapiro found a dysfunctional home.
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It featured nine men at a birthday party in which alcohol flowed and conversation grew brutally honest as a result.
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Trilobites Researchers matched up a jigsaw puzzle of ice that once flowed between two landmasses now separated by an ocean.
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Theron's one-shoulder Dior Haute Couture gown featured a matching lime belt and a black train that flowed behind her.
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Many Americans believe that the benefits of NAFTA have mostly flowed southwards, to America's cost; Mexicans tend to think the opposite.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration said an estimated 4.8 million bpd of crude oil and products flowed through it in 2016.
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That continued in November as active-managed retail funds lost $68 billion, while $51 billion flowed into ETFs, according to Jefferies.
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Around 10 million undocumented immigrants from Bangladesh flowed into India at the time, and they soon met intense backlash from locals.
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More than $40 billion has flowed into equity exchange-traded funds since the election, according to recent Thomson Reuters Lipper data.
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"With that action, the clot dislodged, blood flowed freely from the bullet hole, and Kennedy's consciousness briefly improved," the authors write.
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For thousands of years, water flowed through the valley and cut away the Blackhand Sandstone, smoothing out a walkway for visitors.
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I feel like [BTS] were very concerned with the instrumentation, and that everything flowed together and it wasn't just mumbo jumbo.
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But the Inter-American Dialogue think tank estimated that some $2 billion flowed into Venezuela last year from citizens working abroad.
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It was on this river that steel flowed from the mountains into the plains and built Chicago and all points West.
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The solution flowed over a berm surrounding the leach pad where gold is processed after a pipe was damaged on Sept.
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A plethora of dams has diverted rivers that flowed to the Gulf from central Iran, turning Khuzestan into a dust bowl.
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Despite the crowd and the E. coli news, a fairly constant stream of customers flowed in and out of the store.
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Strzok was one of the key people involved in the investigation of Clinton's server and the emails that flowed through it.
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Those preferences generally flowed through to the coalition, according to analysis of Australian Electoral Commission data, adding a variable for pollsters.
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Between April 1 and June 30, about $8 billion of payments flowed through Venmo, more than doubling from the year before.
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"I thought the offense flowed well, we shared the ball a lot," Musketeers swingman Malcolm Bernard told reporters after Monday's win.
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The Czechs, like Hungary and Slovakia, oppose any quota mechanism for redistributing the migrants who have flowed into Europe since 2015.
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For example, between mid-June and mid-September, nearly $8 billion flowed into investment grade credit ETFs, according to Bloomberg data.
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Though much of this flowed through charities, it establishes businesses, in their customers' minds, as entities that can have charitable aims.
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In foreign exchange markets, funds flowed to the U.S. dollar and Treasuries and out of the euro and the British pound.
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The Tehri dam upstream released more water to ensure it flowed just fast enough to wash away sins but not sinners.
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And angles they were pushing likely still flowed where they could influence opinion — thanks to the "inverse" osmosis of social media.
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Officials on Hawaii&aposs Big Island say lava from an erupting volcano has crossed a highway and flowed into the ocean.
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The strategy worked and the simple, elegant copy, which flowed onto the pages of American magazines, stemmed from the inherent relatability.
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"The frenzy surrounding crypto has ebbed and flowed with prices," said Will Hobbs, Head of Investment Strategy at Barclays Smart Investor.
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Last winter, gas flowed from Spain to France only about two days, to boost Britain's gas supplies during a cold spell.
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Mars missions have explored ancient streams where knee-deep water once flowed and have found organic carbon embedded in surface rocks.
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The researchers observed as granular "bubbles" and "fingers" composed of the lighter black sand flowed upward through the heavier white grains.
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The report highlighted Credit Suisse's public statements to investors touting the amount of new assets that flowed into its private bank.
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Saudi Arabia's gain has come at the expense of many other Gulf markets as money has flowed from them to Riyadh.
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And millions of dollars flowed into groups like the American Civil Liberties Union in the wake of Trump's initial immigration ban.
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While money has flowed back into growth stocks after December's sell-off, Bell fears some investors may have been left out.
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Baidu — China's "Google" posted a 22015 percent rise in revenue as more advertising money flowed into its core search engine business.
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He vomited, and a stream of his bodily fluids flowed down Lorio's leg as she cradled her son in her lap.
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" He flowed for a bit before adding, "Yeah, so that made me want to stop rapping for, like, a long time.
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Some chemicals and water have escaped the site and flowed into a nearby waterway and into the ship channel, he said.
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The Saudi donations account for a fraction of the millions of dollars in foreign money that flowed into the Clinton Foundation.
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Cain Velasquez, Luke Rockhold, Daniel Cormier, and Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira all used this position well and flowed it into takedown attempts.
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But on Wednesday, female spectators flowed into the Azadi Stadium in Tehran to watch Iran play Spain in the World Cup.
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The council vote inflamed hundreds of white supremacists and neo-Nazis who flowed into Charlottesville, home of the University of Virginia.
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A long cathedral-style veil flowed atop the rest of her voluminous gown that featured a full skirt and billowy train.
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The last time investment flowed heavily into commodities was at the tail end of the China-led supercycle, in 2009-12.
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But no crude has flowed in, and no petrol tanker driven out, since unions began a strike there on May 113th.
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While financial aid has flowed to the Strip, unemployment remains high, and power and water shortages are part of daily life.
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As China reduced U.S. crude imports, more American oil flowed into neighboring Asian countries, including India, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea.
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However, as the enmity has flowed in Ryan's direction from many within his own caucus, he is not without his supporters.
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Millions of dollars flowed into the firm from companies that believed, for the right price, the President's fixer could assist them.
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Something like human electricity danced and flowed as the spectators suddenly realized that even if Cassius lost, he was no fraud.
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It was Eid al-Fitr, and the men were talking about the blood that flowed when the Arabs sacrificed their sheep.
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With that national focus — and an association of Handel with Trump — huge sums of money have flowed in to both sides.
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Meanwhile, just 13 tons of gold flowed into gold-backed exchange-traded funds over the first three months of the year.
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The band flowed in and out of focus; its sections were sometimes at odds with one another in tempo and pitch.
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But as Wednesday night's street rally flowed into Thursday morning, it had managed to be as peaceful as it was passionate.
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The "dirty war" in Argentina also flowed from a clash of left and right, in which tens of thousands were killed.
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"They say nothing remains where water flowed away, but there is something to harvest after the heat," Kang said, citing defectors.
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Billions of dollars have flowed from Iran to Hezbollah and other terrorist groups, which have grown vastly in size and influence.
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The currency flowed out of the country in recent months and then traded heavily overseas, beyond the control of China's regulators.
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It has admitted that 200 billion euros ($226 billion) of suspicious transactions flowed through its Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015.
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And it's unfair: much of the growing bounty from the American economy has flowed to a small slice of the population.
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This new breed of copper bear has emerged just as investment money everywhere else has flowed out of the copper market.
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The network said the special counsel has intensified its focus on whether money flowed into the U.S. presidential race from Russia.
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Over the next two weeks, my feelings toward the bot ebbed and flowed as we continued with the daily check-ins.
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Cash from the medical cannabis industry flowed freely, helping many start other businesses, buy homes, and pay for things like tuition.
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The indictment against Manafort says $75 million flowed through offshore accounts controlled by Manafort and his former business partner Rick Gates.
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In encrypted chats, which flowed in a torrent, night and day, members discussed extreme subjects: rape fantasies, genocidal ideology, niche porn.
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Perhaps the tears flowed because I felt bound by society's expectations of how I should be and what I should say.
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On a recent midweek evening, eight Iranians met at a rooftop, where the red wine, vodka and aragh sagi flowed freely.
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Whether I spoke to a stranger or a friend, the exchange flowed freely so long as I stuck to small talk.
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Conversation flowed freely and the stakes were low, since we all knew we probably wouldn't remember most of what was said.
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Conversation always flowed freely, often focusing on the weather, trail conditions, hut recommendations and the inevitable foreign puzzlement about American politics.
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He also wants to better understand the intelligence that flowed from the C.I.A. to the F.B.I. in the summer of 2016.
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Words I didn't know flowed through my skin and I drank them and drank them and drank them all over again.
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South Korea said last year that most of the cash that flowed into the jointly run Kaesong complex was being diverted.
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As the mojitos and martinis flowed, and the laughter and dancing increased, the operatic karaoke night began to resemble ordinary ones.
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Billions of dollars have flowed into startup investing this decade, but the era appears to be closing with the coronavirus pandemic.
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While talk of western separation from Canada has ebbed and flowed for decades, no serious movement has ever coalesced around it.
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Some €135bn of potentially dubious funds may have flowed through the Estonian branch of Swedbank, which has its headquarters in Sweden.
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It was growing rapidly, and the bounty from its growth flowed to the rich, the middle class and the poor alike.
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As news of the eruption flowed out around the world, so did local concerns of a secondary disaster: a tourism shutdown.
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MIAMI — He grew his hair so long that it flowed out of his helmet and obscured the name on his jersey.
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A fine has not yet been applied for a September 2016 incident in which solution containing cyanide flowed over a berm.
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The lobby was large and expansive and a crowd of tourists steadily flowed through the space with a distinctive vacation glow.
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Vintage decor, books, and antiques served as unique accents, and the open space flowed easily to the adjacent Social Club restaurant.
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Rather, I was there because of a thick, solid rash that covered my stomach and flowed down to my pubic bone.
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Blood flowed in and out of his left arm through thick tubes and into a dialysis machine on a recent Wednesday.
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Indiana's balanced scoring approach flowed through excellent ball movement, with 216 of the team's 44 made field goals coming off assists.
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A fine has not yet been applied for the Sept 2016 incident in which solution containing cyanide flowed over a berm.
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" Her reaction is a gesture of mourning: She shaves off the hair that "flowed down my back like the river Styx.
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Ultimately, more than half of the $23 billion that flowed into the clean tech sector between 2006 and 2011 was lost.
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Originally tentacles flowed from his back, but we opted for classic horns in order to create a more aggressive silhouette read.
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SCOTT WAPNER: Even just in the sheer volume of money that has flowed into ETFs and other forms of passive investment.
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Since the organization's inception, tens of millions from big donors have flowed to the organization, according to the Foundation's public database.
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The 28.3 billion euros of payments that flowed through its Estonia subsidiary between 2303 and 2230 are even bigger than feared.
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An unexpected thaw of permafrost meant some water flowed into the entrance of the tunnel to the vault in late 2016.
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In part, ISIS's iconoclasm there has flowed from the polytheistic history of Palmyra, which stands in rebuke to their Salafist convictions.
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The documents flowed in the expected direction, from the deepest chambers of power to the public, with an assist from journalists.
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And it works ––since Sisi took power, U.S. aid has flowed to Egypt's military and security forces with barely any interruption.
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Eighteen years of financial statements show that just under $221 million flowed into the foundation since it was founded in 210.
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Take marijuana: As states like Colorado began legalizing weed, effective in 2014, about $700 million has flowed into the cannabis industry.
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Unlike all the half-baked puzzle ideas I have in a notebook, possible theme answers flowed pretty easily for this one.
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Support for Mr. Guaidó's opposition government has ebbed and flowed since he declared himself Venezuela's interim president nearly one year ago.
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Although the harbor and East and Hudson rivers flowed around the city, their water was too salty or brackish to drink.
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Everything came to us so organically and we were automatically in love with the way the cadence of the lyrics flowed.
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Everything flowed from her insistence that Britain had to get immigration down to 100,000 or fewer, ideally within the next five years.
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Our little office was a busy place where a steady stream of students, parents, and teachers, flowed throughout most of each day.
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Against Cole Miller, Holloway flowed gracefully between both, often working from southpaw to shoot the left straight down the centre on Miller.
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We definitely had to do that and that was intense, but once we had done that then it flowed more and more.
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In the last few years more than $100 million of investment has flowed to new players, including Greenhouse, Lever, SmartRecruiters and Workable.
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As this was happening, however, from around 3.5 to 3 billion years ago, large volumes of water still flowed on the surface.
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When Justin Timberlake sat down to write his 2002 breakup anthem "Cry Me a River," the song flowed right out of him.
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The impact of Citizens United, and the other legal decisions that flowed from it, was in some ways more social than legal.
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Kimpel's long-sleeve white gown featured a low-cute neckline that flowed into button detailing with a high-slit up the middle.
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Not surprisingly, lots of tainted foreign cash is believed to have flowed into American banks, trusts and shell companies in recent years.
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Over the past eight weeks, around $4.31 billion has flowed out of U.K. equities alone, according to data from investment bank Jefferies.
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As hundreds of millions of dollars from SoftBank and other investors flowed in to the company, Zume grew its ranks and ambitions.
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The scandal has dogged Najib since 2015 after reports that about $700 million in misappropriated 1MDB funds flowed into his personal account.
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But too often, he says, they blind people to the communal, psychological, educational and creative benefits that have flowed from Christian belief.
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In the past, federal funds have flowed easily to boondoggles because politics, rather than thoughtful analysis, has directed the flow of money.
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It is also a magnet for foreign firms: 87.5% of foreign direct investment flowed to coastal China in 2017, official figures show.
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The data covered 300 brokers but the papers focus on the 30 biggest, through which 80-85% of the trading volume flowed.
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The students determined that as the molasses flowed around victims it quickly trapped them as its viscosity raised in the cool air.
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But what Trump's campaign focused on was money that flowed from businessmen involved in the deal to the Clintons and their foundation.
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This threat to the supply chain caused prices to rise, and so investment flowed into new and old rare earth mining projects.
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They noticed in their past experiments that a fixed hunk of clay formed into a cone shape as water flowed past it.
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Thousands of foreign fighters have flowed over it into Syria and hundreds of thousands of refugees have poured out the other way.
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The Washington Post found that since 2008, about $2.5 billion flowed through the Department of Justice back to state and local police.
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When #GetWellMeechy got going shortly after the diagnosis was announced, the response seemed huge: Natural hair companies donated; well-wishes flowed in.
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The forecast flowed from the Big Personality Rule, which defines leaders whose larger-than-life, idiosyncratic behavior can trigger and dominate events.
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Some $5.1 billion flowed into equities this week while $9.5 billion went into bonds, according to EPFR data cited by the bank.
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Before sentencing, Green told Lomeli that Tseng bore some -- but not all -- responsibility for the misery that flowed from her prescription pad.
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Since then, the number of undocumented workers apprehended, removed or returned to their native countries has ebbed and flowed over the years.
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The investment money has flowed the other way as well: Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is a top shareholder in Chinese automaker BYD.
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More than $18.5 billion of mutual fund and exchange-traded fund assets flowed out the debt market during the week ended Oct.
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The 1MDB affair has rocked Malaysia, with Mr Najib coming under pressure to explain $680m that flowed into his personal bank accounts.
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Prior to the halt in October 2017, nearly 300,000 bpd of Kirkuk oil flowed out of Iraq through Turkey to international markets.
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In Brooklyn, hipster heaven, streams of young voters flowed from polling stations berning with enthusiasm for the 74-year-old democratic socialist.
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"When we won the race last year it was one of those weekends where everything just flowed toward the end," Preston added.
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The sound bath—a mélange of eastern instrumentals that was the soundtrack for much of the 20-minute meditation—ebbed and flowed.
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More than $1 million flowed to 16 individual candidates, who were seeking part-time jobs that pay less than $20,2017 a year.
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He said that since 2009, $2 trillion has come out of actively managed funds, while $2.5 trillion has flowed into passive strategies.
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The final changes to the Court's size flowed from the upheaval and revitalization of our democracy during the Civil War and Reconstruction.
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"The response since we announced it has been unprecedented, and that has flowed through to a large number of orders," he said.
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With them, the music ebbed and flowed, coming on disconcertingly strong at the start, then receding; increasing, then dissolving, as momentum grew.
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Years of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and different cocktails of anti-anxiety meds helped, sure, but the pulling only ebbed and flowed.
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Since the War of 2628, relations between Canada and the U.S. have ebbed and flowed, but for the most part been constructive.
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More than $22019 million flowed through various offshore accounts set up by Manafort — and he laundered more than $18 million, prosecutors allege.
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To allow Congress to live up to its constitutional responsibilities: Power has flowed away from Capitol Hill for at least three decades.
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The water flowed into Rome's cisterns, baths and homes, and spurted from fountains that also filled buckets for use in unconnected homes.
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That fatal inaction flowed from the wrong-headed assumption that only some people got AIDS, and that those people didn't really matter.
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Demands for cases of water, food, and Clorox wipes flowed in, prompting Amazon to announce plans to hire 100,000 more workers worldwide.
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Some $14.4 billion flowed into equities, some of the biggest inflows since March 2018, but that was entirely due to U.S. increases.
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About 62% Of Brazil's total crude exports of 1.15 million barrels per day (bpd) flowed to Asia in 2018, according to Platts.
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Raw sewage flowed into the Potomac through the Georgetown Gap, pictured here in 1973 with the Watergate Complex visible in the background.
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About 62% Of Brazil's total crude exports of 1.15 million barrels per day (bpd) flowed to Asia in 2018, according to Platts.
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The third current shaping hippie food flowed directly from counterculture politics, with its critique of capitalism and romantic notions about preindustrial life.
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Mr. Friedman, who had also been wondering how their friendship hadn't flowed naturally into a romance, didn't let the moment get away.
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Cash and gold flowed to the United States, American business flourished, and the average American saw the standard of living improve dramatically.
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If there was a drawback to his generally less tortured style, it came in the grim Largo, which initially flowed too breezily.
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Attention on the private equity industry from lawmakers has ebbed and flowed over the years, and right now, it's under the microscope.
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Remember that as bond yields have fallen, liquidity has flowed into other higher-yielding and riskier instruments, such as low-volatility stocks.
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The gown, designed by Thierry Mugler, also flowed into a high neckline, which Cardi added to with an assortment of diamond necklaces.
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By the time the clip from the Richard Harris-Vanessa Redgrave "Camelot" played, the tears flowed freely and the glass was empty.
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Another cautionary study this year found that stopping exercise, even for just 10 days, changed how much blood flowed to volunteers' brains.
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In interpreting the reach of the protections of expression and religion, for example, the court's First Amendment jurisprudence has ebbed and flowed.
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Federal firearm prosecutions have historically ebbed and flowed, often spiking in the years following significant court decisions or large-scale mass shootings.
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Forza Italia, the political vehicle that had propelled him to power, remained in place, though its electoral prospects have ebbed and flowed.
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She definitely needed an M.R.I. and also a scan called an M.R.A. to look at how the blood flowed through her brain.
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Mr. Padgett, 74, who wrote three poems and provided four old ones for the movie's main character, said the words flowed easily.
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On Snowball Earth, Dr. Planavsky explained, such oxygen-laden streams flowed into the oceans around the edges of continents and sustained life.
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Wells said it did not believe any transaction-related funds flowed through the bank as a result of the foreign banks' actions.
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The relationship has ebbed and flowed since, but with this announcement, it appears the frenemies are closer to friends than enemies again.
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They were circling the drain toward which all media flowed in the early teens: paltry ad-revenue-sharing deals with giant platforms.
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One merchant was tortured in More's own home, and tied so tightly to a tree that blood reportedly flowed from his eyes.
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Trillions in assets have flowed out of actively managed mutual funds and into passively managed exchange traded funds and indexed mutual funds.
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The source also said the investigation was tied to money that had flowed from Russia to the U.S. through banks in Cyprus.
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These days, families sipping designer coffee stroll through what foreigners call Chop-Chop Square, where the blood of the condemned once flowed.
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A few months later, he flew home to Los Angeles with a Coke bottle full of it, and the poker invitations flowed.
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Through July, $232 billion has flowed into the U.S. exchange-traded fund business, a respectable 28 percent increase in assets under management.
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She said she grew suspicious of the two businessmen as they asked bizarre questions and offered vague assurances, while wine flowed freely.
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The paleolakes all had breaches punched through the side of their basins where water flowed into outlet canyons during Mars' early days.
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Swift's dress by Etro featured large blue and yellow flowers and a full skirt, along with a train that flowed behind her.
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There was no symmetry or structure or themes — they just flowed over the page in any direction, with any words that worked.
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A classic he said/she said litany of statements flowed from both companies, and a two-week jury trial concluded in 2017.
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McGregor repeatedly used biceps ties to stifle Diaz's hitting hand and combined effective hip movement with cutting elbows which flowed into underhooks.
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Back in a time when Vince McMahon and Ronald Reagan were the undisputed sovereigns of the universe, freeze-dried ice cream flowed aplenty.
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Of course, at the heart of each is a mess of melted fuel, presumed to have flowed in different ways to different places.
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Abadi was the Great American Hope in 22017 to do the same as American troops flowed back to Iraq to fight Islamic State.
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The music flowed, the songs began to take shape, and once we had the material and the ideas, it all fell into place.
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Like referring to a river that flowed above you while you slept, or depicting a thick blanket of white lingering on distant hillsides.
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Sharper from his weak side than Miller was from his strong side, Holloway flowed beautifully that night even if it wasn't all textbook.
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Meghan's dress also incorporated a five meters long train, which flowed in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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When the volcano began to erupt just days after the ritual, an estimated 50 million cubic meters of magma flowed from the peak.
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Their eyes have gazed down as trees have disappeared and appeared, floodwaters have flowed in and out, and cities have boomed and busted.
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With capital now boxed in, much of it flowed into local property: house prices soared, first in the big cities and then beyond.
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The way in which capital flowed to and from emerging markets in recent years meant that such discrimination went out of the window.
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When Tonon felt like the time was right, he flowed this into a double leg wherein he hooked one of his opponent's calves.
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When most web traffic flowed through browsers, well-built and constantly updated homepages provided a signal that what you were reading was legitimate.
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Remove financial services, and overall in 2015 a tiny amount of net foreign investment flowed into Britain—a few billion pounds at best.
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We also know that genes flowed in the opposite direction: DNA from a 130,000-year-old Siberian Neanderthal included chunks that looked human.
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At independence in 2011, when production was high and oil fetched over $1203 a barrel, petrodollars flowed freely and fuelled colossal political patronage.
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Welch presented another chart tallying what he believed was business income that flowed through Manafort's overseas accounts that wasn't reported to the IRS.
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On Sunday evening, lava flowed over one of the eleven wells at a geothermal plant built on Kilauea volcano's lower East Rift Zone.
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When two nearby ice shelves, Larsen A and Larsen B, collapsed in 1995 and 2002, glaciers flowed with increasing speed into the ocean.
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As Congress has grown incapable of passing laws involving even straightforward political trade-offs, power has flowed to the executive and judicial branches.
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The gains from growth have flowed to landowners and the dominant firms whose profits have accounted for a growing share of economic output.
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Money flowed instead to high-yield bonds which took in $2.9 billion, the largest in 11 weeks, while emerging debt received $2.4 billion.
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The money that flowed into the community gave rise to bustling shops, government offices, ten taxis, four churches, two theaters, and a Chinatown.
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Waist-high mud flowed through California's Santa Barbara County early Tuesday morning, killing at least 17 people and tearing homes from their foundations.
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But he was surely right to point out the limitations of the previous "diplomatic grammar" that flowed from seven decades of mutual hostility.
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In turn, the canvassers fed the reactions into the app, and the new data flowed back to the dashboards of the Trump campaign.
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When the plant opened, things were looking good as orders flowed in, but he was in deep trouble just a few months later.
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There was a day when the Rat Pack ruled Las Vegas, Liberace dominated the strip, and the booze flowed freely at opulent casinos.
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In the three following years, more than 70% flowed to state firms, according to Nicholas Lardy of the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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At another music session, several elephants seemed to move their heads and move about in front of the piano as the notes flowed.
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To Judge Mary Murguia, however, the motion was a thinly veiled claim that the judge's alleged bias somehow flowed from her racial heritage.
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Markit's data shows $1.5 billion flowed out of the ETFs last year, compared to around $45 billion of inflows between 2009 and 2014.
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The scientists made amniotic fluid in their lab and set up the system so that this flowed into and out of the bag.
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Once we found the right guitar tone for the piece, through trying various combinations of effects pedals, the ideas flowed quickly and naturally.
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The nickel market was stunned by the wave of metal that flowed out of China after Qingdao in search of safe-haven storage.
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Mulvaney said on Sunday the European aid had been a concern along with corruption in Ukraine, and noted that the "aid flowed" eventually.
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The last time liquids flowed across Pluto's surface was probably 800,000 to 900,000 years ago, according to NASA planetary science director Jim Green.
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An estimated $674 billion flowed out of China last year, the Institute of International Finance, a global financial industry association, said in April.
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In July, the Wall Street Journal published a report alleging that nearly $700 million had flowed from 1MDB to Najib's personal bank account.
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Money has flowed to high-yield muni funds for 33 straight weeks, with nearly $5 billion of inflows so far this year alone.
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Most dominican amber fossils, for instance, were formed from resin that flowed out of the Hymenaea protera, a leguminous tree that's now extinct.
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A huge adoption of mobile services followed as businesses, including operators and tech companies, flowed into the once reclusive country sensing an opportunity.
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That time period is roughly the same as when the 7 million reais in suspicious transactions flowed through the bank account of Queiroz.
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As manufacturing has declined, power has flowed away from the unions representing factory and construction workers and toward public- and service-sector workers.
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But such spiritual notions have not disappeared, either; they've flowed like a small but steady river through world history, never completely drying up.
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More than a billion doses of opioids flowed into Missouri during a six-year period, according to a report released Thursday by Sen.
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