DAVID FABER: They're spending fortunes and they're— JOHN MALONE: Spending fortunes.
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Boosting factory output and turning around Argentina's economic fortunes are key to Macri's political fortunes.
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Fortunes change even when leaders don't change — and sometimes fortunes change because leaders don't change.
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Either plan would, if enacted, deplete current fortunes and result in fewer such fortunes in the future.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Vast family fortunes may be rare, but here is something even rarer: Family fortunes that last.
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Gather the Fortunes by Bryan Camp The next installment of Bryan Camp's Crescent City series is Gather the Fortunes.
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It's a simple 2 percent tax on fortunes over $50 million, and a 3 percent tax on fortunes over $1 billion.
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In China, where fortunes and the concept of fortune-telling is more prevalent, it would be unthinkable to give only positive fortunes.
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Her plan is to tax fortunes greater than $50 million at 2 percent each year, and fortunes greater than $1 billion at 3 percent.
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To develop the list, the ranking excluded first-generation fortunes (like Jeff Bezos's or Bill Gates) and those fortunes controlled by a single heir.
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"People who have made fortunes in film have been more interested in contributing toward preservation than those who've made fortunes in music," Seligman says.
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She wants to levy a 2 percent tax on fortunes of over $50 million and a 3 percent tax on fortunes of over $1 billion.
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Unlike the fortunes of those two parties, whose fortunes in a snap election are very unclear, the SNP's dominance in Westminster's Scotland seats is relatively assured.
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He so convinced the party and its people that its fortunes were his fortunes that virtually any means justified the ends of Bill Clinton's political survival.
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RELATED: Inequality is an undeniable fact in America She'd tax fortunes of more than $50 million at 2% each year and fortunes over $1 billion at 13%.
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When these ran dry, pithy but non-offensive cliches came to rule the day, which can explain why a lot of "fortunes" don't sound like fortunes at all.
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When talking about Twitter's fortunes, I think we often underestimate its still formidable impact When talking about Twitter's fortunes, I think we often underestimate its still formidable impact.
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Her plan to pay for these lofty promises includes a wealth tax of 2 percent on fortunes above $50 million and 3 percent on fortunes above $21625 billion.
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The basic plan is to levy a 2 percent tax on fortunes worth more than $50 million, and a 3 percent tax on fortunes worth more than $1 billion.
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The personal fortunes of French billionaires have grown at more than twice the pace of the fortunes of their American and Chinese counterparts in 2019, Business Insider previously reported.
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But — as Super Tuesday dawned — his fortunes changed.
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The big tax cut for business owners and heirs to large fortunes will, in the long run, be paid for by people who are not business owners or heirs to large fortunes.
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But there were nuanced differences within the field, separating candidates who saw the accumulation of great fortunes as essentially offensive from candidates who said billion-dollar fortunes were not by definition problematic.
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Ms. Cruz's husband, Javier Bardem, plays Laura's former lover, Paco, a winemaker whose good fortunes have stirred resentment in her family, which has experienced a self-inflicted fall in its own fortunes.
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French billionaires got even richer in 22.3The personal fortunes of French billionaires have grown at more than twice the pace of the fortunes of their American and Chinese counterparts in 20193, Bloomberg found.
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What will it take for Twitter's fortunes to turn around?
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Did the fortunes of the company change in 24 hours?
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More recently, however, Valeant suffered the proverbial reversal of fortunes.
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The economic fortunes of our trading partners have clearly recovered.
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Now these banks have to invest fortunes in computing power.
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Many of those on board want to make their fortunes.
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Trump's political fortunes do not hinge on such arguments, however.
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But it had a negligible effect on poor people's fortunes.
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Brexit will determine Britain's fortunes in the decades to come.
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Their fortunes would genuinely turn, and I was the catalyst.
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That confidence was based perhaps too strongly on past fortunes.
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Odds are that they are giddy about their good fortunes.
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Viacom management is under pressure to reverse the company's fortunes.
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But in wave years, the parties' incumbents' fortunes sharply diverge.
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Fortunes disappeared overnight, and the value of American companies tanked.
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Mr Berube is pessimistic about the fortunes of smaller cities.
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But China was also a big influence on exporters' fortunes.
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Iraq's economy has fluctuated as wildly as its geopolitical fortunes.
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The contrast in fortunes can be attributed to many forces.
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However, its dynamic holdings could turn MTUM's fortunes once again.
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The event that can change the fortunes of every team.
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Fortunes rise and fall depending on the party in power.
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Because China's been the engine driving the world's economic fortunes.
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Jitters about President Donald Trump's fortunes are the main reason.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Turning around the fortunes of Dixons Carphone (DC.
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LG will be hoping the G5 can reverse its fortunes.
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Its slide has matched the dwindling fortunes of its owner.
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It uses data on billionaires' fortunes from rankings by Forbes.
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In recent years, though, its fortunes have begun to turn.
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It's where an unexpected victory can turn electoral fortunes around.
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And they're making fortunes for everyone who stuck with them.
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This divergence in fortunes has many causes, starting with geography.
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Fortunes above $1bn would be charged a 6% annual levy.
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But that wrongly assumes that fortunes are built in isolation.
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We've also explained how each club owner made their fortunes.
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Not all analysts are bullish on the fortunes of Japan.
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Tuesday's address will not succeed in changing Trump's political fortunes.
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The same may apply today to the president's political fortunes.
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Turning those fortunes around was never going to be easy.
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This was the first sign that Gap's fortunes could turn.
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Hardware companies aren't alone in tying their fortunes to Apple.
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Many of Hollywood's billionaires made their fortunes from business ventures.
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Since then, the country's fortunes have far surpassed North Korea's.
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Restoring Zimbabwe's fortunes and international standing will be a challenge.
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Nextdoor and its fortunes are so much bigger than me.
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And to its own fortunes in India, it surely will.
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Fortunes come down to gold as much as luck, here.
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Players draft fortunes dip all the time for various reasons.
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Or consider the declining fortunes of the white working class.
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" Those huge fortunes, she continued, "are growing on their own.
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Siemens has had mixed fortunes with wind power and renewables.
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But both cities have had rising fortunes in recent years.
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"The risks to his personal fortunes are huge," he said.
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Drivers' fortunes might only worsen after the company goes public.
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But his fortunes soured, causing his funds to dry up.
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A fortune teller, a fortune teller, telling fortunes for fun.
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These diverging fortunes are a reflection of the global economy.
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The first is what to do with their newfound fortunes.
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The turnabout could have profound implications for Trump's political fortunes.
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"Our fortunes were intertwined," he writes in his first memoir.
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Over the last year, however, Juul's fortunes have considerably declined.
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The government contracts in question are inconsequential to their fortunes.
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And it wasn't just bankers and salarymen who made fortunes.
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The company's fortunes declined, but she delivered rewards to investors.
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The two men made their fortunes from iron and steel.
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And doesn't take decades and squander fortunes to do so.
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The movement's fortunes have risen as the planet's have dimmed.
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The defense sector's fortunes may depend more on budgetary matters.
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Any attempt to revive her fortunes, however, will face resistance.
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He'll need his fortunes to improve for that to happen.
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And some fortunes are still being made from the I.P.O.s.
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They protect their fortunes, often stunting growth in the process.
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Bids for major U.S. firms have had mixed fortunes recently.
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That tool is the federal estate tax on family fortunes.
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Still, the Democrats' fortunes may rest chiefly with Mr. Trump.
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Brunei's changing fortunes have been reflected in its financial industry.
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Some Spaniards sailed to the Americas to seek their fortunes.
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Now, philanthropists — including tech billionaires — are spending big fortunes again.
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The victory was a surprising change of fortunes for Sadr.
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To be sure, Ford is taking action to reverse its fortunes.
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Thanks to El Cholo's leadership, however, their fortunes have changed dramatically.
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India, China and Russia are even having a turn in fortunes.
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Political careers can and have turned on England's World Cup fortunes.
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Dominated by steel since, the city's fortunes have mirrored the industry's.
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His fortunes turned last September, when he was seeking re-election.
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Tuareg fortunes declined after the French arrived, in the 19th century.
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Even with their dwindling fortunes, the Lannisters are fearless ... and ruthless.
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And in cities whose economic fortunes have declined, museums suffer too.
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One can only create so many fortunes from Killers' song lyrics.
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Other fortunes are perhaps well-intentioned but offer the wrong advice.
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Investor fortunes could be lost, and they could be lost quickly.
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The questions over the divergent fortunes of Indian's states are puzzling.
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Likud under Mr Netanyahu, on the other hand, revived its fortunes.
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The second, the creation of new tasks, can restore workers' fortunes.
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In recent years the fortunes of the two exchanges have diverged.
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One reporter asked if he hoped to better the team's fortunes.
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But they do not look to them to redefine their fortunes.
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Seiji Maehara, its new leader, failed to revive the party's fortunes.
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But the industry's economic prospects remain hostage to its political fortunes.
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Last year's Versa was at the center of Fitbit's reversing fortunes.
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The move comes after years of public pressure and declining fortunes.
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Ohio, a perennial swing state, is key to Trump's presidential fortunes.
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The improvement in China's fortunes can be traced to three factors.
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Even the threat of closures has turned the light metal's fortunes.
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But since email became ascendant, the Crown corporation's fortunes have declined.
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The sector's fortunes are closely tied to expectations for global growth.
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It was a chance meeting that would transform the game's fortunes.
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That's a far cry from the rupee's flagging fortunes last year.
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The European construction sector saw contrasting fortunes in the first quarter.
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Both parties tend to make too much of their presidential fortunes.
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For Rabinowitz, the see-sawing fortunes of former Connecticut Democratic Sen.
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What could Trump do to improve the fortunes of the town?
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The question now is how she intends to lift Viacom's fortunes.
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For many years Ivory Coast's economic fortunes were tied to agriculture.
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Shanghai has always been a place where fortunes rise and fall.
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Mr. Garcia said he was confident the Republicans' fortunes would rebound.
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The next 12 months give Republicans time to improve their fortunes.
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Suppliers of Boeing Co also reflected the fortunes of their customer.
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There have been a few contributors to this reversal of fortunes.
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Correspondingly, Astenbeck's fortunes have almost matched the moves in oil prices.
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There are several reasons for this change in Germany's economic fortunes.
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As I write this letter, our fortunes seem to have improved.
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Meanwhile, American fortunes remain subject to the global politics of oil.
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It's also been a year of mixed fortunes for public offerings.
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Clinton's fortunes, including potential revelations in another trove of hacked emails.
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He hoped his fortunes might finally turn around in South Korea.
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Two companies are now actively looking at reviving Cornwall's tin fortunes.
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McCabe moved quickly to raise his fortunes before his reputation fell.
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Can Mr. Trump use Sunday's debate to turn his fortunes around?
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Around the time he was starting this series, Mapplethorpe's fortunes changed.
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Even as Iskcon's fortunes grew, life in the ashrams remained austere.
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Nothing extra, nothing lacking, and modest fortunes made in every harbor.
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Car companies invest fortunes in building and marketing brands and models.
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G.E.'s fortunes have suffered since the financial crisis of 2008.
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Billionaires like Michael Bloomberg have pledged fortunes to supporting gun control.
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But sooner or later, the marbled crayfish's fortunes may well turn.
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Others are hoping a new casino will bolster the area's fortunes.
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But it is still a stunning reversal of the program's fortunes.
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It's not that people wouldn't like to see those fortunes taxed.
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Now he inherits a state striving to reverse its financial fortunes.
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As Venezuela's economy plummeted, however, so did Ms. Delgado's personal fortunes.
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Grant entered office committed to the fortunes of the formerly enslaved.
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Saudi Arabia's fortunes fall and rise with the price of oil.
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Persuade someone to read "Black Fortunes" in 50 words or less.
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This actually paints a fairly positive portrait of Democrats' overall fortunes.
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A victory for Hofer could further boost its standing and fortunes.
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Now, the world's fortunes are imperiled by an unfolding trade war.
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Whether that debate can turn Sanders's political fortunes around is unclear.
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The Cavaliers' fortunes dramatically reversed course when James returned in 2014.
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However, Mr. Freeman has recently seen an uptick in his fortunes.
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As those numbers have increased, so have the fortunes of Democrats.
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Vast fortunes in criminal assets have been confiscated from the narcos.
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For health care companies, improved community fortunes help the bottom line.
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Its fortunes have also differed from those of other music services.
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When McCullers exited the game, the Yankees' fortunes did not change.
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But with the rise of Mr. Trump, Mr. Kerik's fortunes changed.
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They both amassed fortunes in real estate through questionable business practices.
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But Buttigieg's political fortunes in the state appear to be reversing.
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With this change of fortunes has come an alteration in personnel.
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Fortunes made in more competitive markets are not so obviously dodgy.
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But Mr. Netanyahu's fortunes and Mr. Trump's plan may not matter.
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The Steelers' fortunes began to turn around in the late 1960s.
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May's fortunes, Anthony Wells, research director at YouGov polling, said Mrs.
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Now the flow of money is in doubt, imperiling London's fortunes.
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They said nothing to indicate that their fortunes might suddenly rise.
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Fortunes have turned around for airlines in the US and Europe.
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The Trump family made fortunes in New York, thanks to them.
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Here are three other musicians who have also shared their fortunes.
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Blackburn has tied her political fortunes in the state to Trump's.
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Neumann and McKelvey made their fortunes after founding coworking empire WeWork.
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But their fortunes have gone in vastly different directions since then.
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America's energy fortunes began to change with the hydraulic fracturing revolution.
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The rest owe their fortunes partly or entirely from an inheritance.
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Restoring the country's fortunes and international standing will be a challenge.
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Go deeper: Elizabeth Warren's wealth tax could have slashed billionaires' fortunes
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Ms. Devi's fortunes have risen since she moved to the city.
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The company ousted Hans Vestberg in July amid its slumping fortunes.
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At the height of his career, he was writing two or three fortunes a day—a target so high it caused him to suffer writer's block and downscale his output to just three fortunes a month.
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But it seems unlikely to make much difference to the CDU's fortunes.
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That seems a little hasty, given workers' lamentable fortunes in recent decades.
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But the Switch looks like a console that could change Nintendo's fortunes.
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The grassroots enthusiasm of audiences and critics in Toronto changed their fortunes.
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Their fortunes could change even more, though, if current trends hold up.
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As OLED becomes more prevalent, LG Display's fortunes could turn, analysts say.
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Mrs Warren, by contrast, wants to tax huge fortunes out of existence.
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The upswing in box office fortunes couldn't come at a better time.
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The fortunes of the economy rise and fall with households' spending habits.
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In recent weeks, however, the fortunes of emerging markets have parted ways.
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London (CNN Business)A farmer's fortunes bloom and wither with the seasons.
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The boom in cryptocurrencies over the last year has made many fortunes.
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These diverging economic fortunes give people "a different outlook", suggests Mr Putnam.
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After the ivory trade was banned in 1989, elephants' fortunes turned around.
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Populations shrank as many left home in search of better fortunes abroad.
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Their fortunes rose and fell with those of the liberal, cosmopolitan state.
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Behind cities' diverging fortunes is a change in the return to education.
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Two forces are behind this tale of diverging fortunes among African-Americans.
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The change in regional fortunes is partly the result of investment flows.
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Travis Perkins' fortunes are closely tied to housing transactions and consumer confidence.
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His improving fortunes reflect recent gains for many of America's lowest-paid.
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But piggybacking on the global economy exposes their airlines to foreign fortunes.
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That dramatic plunge means some investors were burned as bitcoin's fortunes turned.
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In America many vast fortunes have been made in finance or technology.
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But most Americans probably would not notice a decline in plutocrats' fortunes.
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The rational response to such divergent economic fortunes is to up sticks.
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Some wealthy families are not even planning on handing down their fortunes.
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Until recently, the fortunes of regulated cab companies drew the most attention.
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This remarkable turnaround in the American chemicals industry's fortunes raises two questions.
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When demand increases, pricing booms and Western Digital and Micron make fortunes.
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The Tories' electoral fortunes have consistently depended on support from the old.
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A level deeper: The shift of fortunes doesn't connote an economic advance.
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In many ways SolarCity's rise helped lift the fortunes of smaller rivals.
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Many rich Swedes - like IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad - took their fortunes abroad.
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Reuters investigates the dramatic change in their fortunes of the Bin Ladens.
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Warren would create a new 2% tax on fortunes over $50 million.
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The success of the IPO underscores the diverging fortunes of retail companies.
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It's entirely possible that the debate did nothing to change Cruz's fortunes.
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But not because publishers' fortunes are suddenly set for a bonanza turnaround.
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The resulting BB-28 remote control device changed the company's fortunes overnight.
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Its ally, Bashar al-Assad, saw his fortunes on the battlefield transformed.
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The oil pipeline project's fortunes in Canada contrast with the United States.
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Mr. Turnas is credited with helping turn around the company's fortunes there.
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Unfortunately, Enfield's fortunes went emphatically south in the mid-to-late nineties.
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How he acquits himself could affect Brazil's fortunes for years to come.
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After the hearings, Republicans' fortunes seemed to look brighter in the Senate.
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Major newspapers and networks have had a reversal of fortunes under Trump.
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More recently, however, the Tiber's fortunes have been something less than godlike.
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The number of women who made their own fortunes is increasing, too.
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Here's a look at how both Page and Brin spend their fortunes:
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His arrival in Moscow came after a plunge in his financial fortunes.
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The fortunes of Trump will not neatly correspond with those of Orban.
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And people's hesitance may abate, especially as their party's political fortunes improve.
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In their quests, many hunters hire local clairvoyants to find hidden fortunes.
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Do you want to be a hostage to the bloc's failing fortunes?
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But there is no sign of any quick upturn in his fortunes.
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However, when asked about the future, a weird reversal of fortunes occurred.
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In the past few games, Portland's fortunes have been, well, fucking shit.
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In many ways, SolarCity's rise helped lift the fortunes of smaller rivals.
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Mr. Trincale moved to Milan in 1957, looking to better his fortunes.
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Results in Punjab are often critical for a party's national electoral fortunes.
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But Weezer's fortunes weren't tied to the rise and dissipation of grunge.
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Polling has shown an uptick in Trump's fortunes since the crisis began.
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Will it win over enough other consumers to lift the carmaker's fortunes?
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Few wealthy Hungarians are willing to risk their fortunes by challenging Orbán.
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After centuries as a prosperous shipping port, Salem's fortunes were in decline.
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Traders who had bet that calm conditions would continue have lost fortunes.
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The company went public in 1969, and its fortunes began to soar.
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That's not to say that Rubio can't reverse his fortunes yet again.
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Indeed, the village has seen its fortunes diminish in the past decade.
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But Mr. Boehner's post-retirement fortunes, at least, were not in doubt.
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That scenario has grown more likely as the SPD's fortunes have declined.
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LONDON — Only a few months ago, the world's fortunes appeared increasingly robust.
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But his fortunes ran out, thanks to a few bad business deals.
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PTI's rise has marked a stunning turnaround in Mr. Khan's political fortunes.
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"Fortunes are going to be made out of this time," she said.
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In so doing, an ensemble's artistic fortunes and public profile are defined.
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As ACORN's fortunes have fallen, those of O'Keefe and Giles have risen.
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Each of the three carriers is suffering from the shift in fortunes.
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His wife, Justine, had an idea she thought might change his fortunes.
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That scenario has made Disney's fortunes and Iger's presence appear inexorably linked.
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For a designer, it can increase fortunes: It certainly increases name recognition.
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Vast fortunes were minted — Baofeng's chief executive became a billionaire almost overnight.
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Until this point Siatta had little inkling of his shift in fortunes.
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These fortunes sustain our research, our financial aid, and our collegiate sports.
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Fortunes are made and lost, and long-standing industries rise and fall.
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Philanthropy, she added, typically comes in the wake of amassing great fortunes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Elon Musk's fortunes have sure turned around fast.
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This proved to be the turning point for the Brotherhood's political fortunes.
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The abrupt move suggests Biden views his fortunes in New Hampshire poorly.
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Either way, GEF's fortunes shifted on the second day of their patrol.
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Many plaintiffs spend years and small fortunes trying to build a case.
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I'll just say you should watch out for matriarchs of family fortunes.
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Obamacare's fortunes have taken a notable turn for the better this year.
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But the fortunes and troubles of each collided on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Cecilia: Yep, and that "opt-in" mandate underlies potential fortunes for advertisers.
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Now, even without an indictment, Hillary Clinton's fortunes are rapidly sinking. 11.
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But in 2018, those fortunes reversed and 35,000 members left the union.
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NOW: Kris has helped build the fortunes of her multi-millionaire children.
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Many of President Donald Trump's advisers made fortunes in the private sector.
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The company's announcement Thursday marks a swift and dramatic reversal of fortunes.
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The rate would rise to 3 percent on fortunes above $1 billion.
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The company's fortunes, however, have since reverse, climbing nearly 154% to date.
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Websites see their fortunes upended by small changes in Google's search algorithms.
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Silicon Valley billionaires can make promises to give away fortunes to charity.
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Versus their fortunes are, you know, a little bit on the downside.
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The plan is funded in part by a 2 percent wealth tax on fortunes greater than $50 million and a 3 percent tax on fortunes greater than $1 billion as well as a "tiny tax" on Wall Street trading.
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They came to depend on each other after a series of extraordinary oil discoveries off Guyana's coast transformed the small South American country's fortunes and boosted the oil company's assets at a time when its fortunes were flagging elsewhere.
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By the time she returned to Pike County its economic fortunes had changed.
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So policymakers are, rightly, trying to improve the fortunes of left-behind places.
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The Knicks are another example of the rapidly changing fortunes of N.B.A. teams.
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Analysts were divided on how much the disclosures could affect Fillon's election fortunes.
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In boom times, they seem to make fortunes materialize out of thin air.
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The fortunes of nvidia, the world's largest GPU marker, are on the upswing.
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The Eastern Band's change in fortunes also shifted the course of Costello's research.
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Juul's fortunes have been considerably better than the rest of the tobacco industry.
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Its rise and decline serve as a metaphor for the city's volatile fortunes.
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There are three possible explanations for the improving economic fortunes of Trump country.
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He shares the changes in strategy that completely turned around his investing fortunes.
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A revival in global trade is the main reason for Taiwan's improved fortunes.
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Some experts have been saying the "Leave" movement's fortunes would mirror his own.
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An incumbent government's fortunes at an election mirror those of the wider economy.
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To the extent that Bannon's fading fortunes reflect that, it's a good thing.
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The big picture: Tech giants have made their fortunes peddling users' personal data.
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Use it correctly, and you can turn small initial investments into small fortunes.
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As Facebook games have declined in popularity, so, too, have the company's fortunes.
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Atlantic City's fortunes have fluctuated since 1976, when New Jersey legalized casino gambling.
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But technology may also be the thing that helps turn their fortunes around.
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Caps on repayment mean high-fliers do not end up paying back fortunes.
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As commodity prices have slumped, so too have the fortunes of big exporters.
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Karl managed to turn his fortunes around while still a prisoner of war.
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The fortunes of tech companies can rise or fall depending on his rulings.
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Some have even pledged to give away more than 99% of their fortunes.
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The firm's problems go deeper than bamboo, but its fading fortunes capture something.
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The prospect of yet another forced sale is a remarkable turnaround in fortunes.
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But it is too early to predict the fortunes of the investment bank.
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Perhaps a new round of fiscal stimulus in China will lift Australia's fortunes.
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She is resisting, while counting on an economic upturn to bolster her fortunes.
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Mr Li's fortunes turned soon after Xi Jinping came to power in 2013.
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Bikram was yoga's first global superstar, and he enjoyed the fortunes of fame.
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But those fortunes were reversed after Republican Trump took office on Jan. 20.
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Broadly speaking, changes in energy demand track the fortunes of the world economy.
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Now the Miami Marlins are hoping their fortunes can change in an instant.
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Banks must also spend fortunes on human analysts to follow up software alerts.
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The fortunes of states and banks are thus bound in a "doom loop".
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Barring a stunning reversal of fortunes, Hulk Hogan looks primed to beat Gawker.
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However, amid that growth, some investors have questioned when its fortunes would slow.
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The Stroh's kids never directly received large fortunes from the company, Frances writes.
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Zynga has since turned toward making mobile games and its fortunes have plummeted.
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A joint-venture partner in China could improve the company's fortunes, analysts said.
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Another key to the change in the industry's fortunes is its reward system.
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That leaves investors' income dependent on the fortunes of just a few industries.
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Minnesota's fortunes have turned around following the hiring of Torchetti on Feb. 219.
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Dorsey is under pressure to reverse the fortunes of the social media company.
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With Brexit dominating the news agenda, Britain's economic fortunes have taken a backseat.
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To be clear: I don't mean any disrespect by equating proverbs to fortunes.
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Rundown dock towns around Britain are hoping green energy can restore their fortunes.
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Some people wonder if it could make an acquisition and transform its fortunes.
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Reuters tracks the fortunes of London's financial heartland through a series of indicators.
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But the upgrade wasn't enough to change the fortunes of the QuickTake brand.
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One explanation for the improving fortunes of such migrants is China's demographic shift.
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The contrasting fortunes of the sports' elite athletes are reflected in participation levels.
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But the brothers made their fortunes in commerce, rather than from medical practice.
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And, to put it mildly, Davis is worried about GOP fortunes in November.
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In recent decades, the fortunes of the mainland and Hong Kong have turned.
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Others, like their preferred investment vehicles, can have substantial impacts on their fortunes.
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A lot of these things just fail after they spend fortunes on them.
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The fortunes of the New York region were once intimately linked to whales.
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With each victory, Bertens is helping reshape the tennis fortunes of her nation.
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How far it goes below that will be crucial for emerging markets' fortunes.
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Mr. Boire's attempts to turn the company's fortunes around have largely fallen short.
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The reversal of the group's fortunes is not limited to Syria and Libya.
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Other retailers have taken aggressive action, too, trying to turn their fortunes around.
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And all but one of them made their fortunes in the tech industry.
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Her political fortunes soured within a couple of years of that 1996 speech.
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But, as with the newspaper industry as a whole, its fortunes have declined.
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There's no question that race and gender matter in determining people's economic fortunes.
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However, as the show's ratings began to wane, so did its financial fortunes.
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Less advantaged communities aren't just not keeping pace — their fortunes continue to fall.
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Odds aren't great that the U11 will do much to reverse those fortunes.
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Companies including Apple and Google owe their fortunes to this kind of research.
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It was a massive turnaround in fortunes for the 27-year-old American.
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But it did not boost their satisfaction with the people managing their fortunes.
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But Mr. Lampert knew that great fortunes aren't made by following conventional wisdom.
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Britain, France, Germany, Russia, China, America — all are making fortunes by selling armaments.
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All of them care as much as she does about the children's fortunes.
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My proposal is a tax on the 75,000 biggest fortunes in this country.
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You don't have to work if you've got one of those big fortunes.
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Trade would become a source of cross-border cooperation that would lift fortunes.
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As Cape Wind's fortunes waxed and waned, Mr. Gordon turned his attention elsewhere.
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And at times, that pay seems to mirror the fortunes of the company.
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The party understands that its fortunes depend on an increasingly threatened British nationalism.
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Organized crime syndicates make fortunes bringing ivory to market, mostly in East Asia.
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German coal miners have lifted the fortunes of that country's far-right party.
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Even the imperious Vogue has seen its budgets cut and its fortunes shift.
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He prioritizes his personal feelings and fortunes over the country's health and stability.
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Until this week, the fortunes of Lanvin had been in a desperate state.
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Meanwhile, Amazon, Disney, and Netflix are spending fortunes to compete with one another.
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But any acquirer will need a compelling strategy for fixing the bookseller's fortunes.
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Cars and compacts are less in demand — and Hyundai's fortunes have fallen sharply.
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But she and Mr. McConnell have benefited handsomely from her family's good fortunes.
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Even some who have ridden the wave to outsize fortunes see something amiss.
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Don't we want Dany to turn her fortunes around and get a win?
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It happened, rather, as a confluence of global forces buoyed poor countries' fortunes.
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After Mr. Trump's victory, Mr. Videgaray's fortunes revived and he became foreign minister.
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It's not even the see-sawing fortunes of candidates in the Democratic primary.
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Is there anything more reality TV than rapidly rising and then collapsing fortunes?
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But they're not the best gauges of his and the party's political fortunes.
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Because of this, fortunes are often won or lost on the River Derwent.
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But the stock's fortunes will improve, according to one big Wall Street firm.
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Wars have been fought, fortunes lost and friendships wrecked for lack of listening.
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Carson tied his political fortunes to Trump and now he is being rewarded.
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"As a neighborhood, we lost 63,000 jobs" as the film maker's fortunes declined.
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Billionaires who made their fortunes from tech and luxury goods led the pack.
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The layoffs represent the human cost of a remarkable reversal in WeWork's fortunes.
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But fortunes did not rise and fall on how good your dumplings were.
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A new study crunched the hypothetical numbers by rooting fictional fortunes in reality.
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That's reaped fortunes for some, but not necessarily motivation to catch art criminals.
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Congratulating Luján, Pelosi said she's optimistic he can reverse the party's election fortunes.
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He is actively working to weaponize the presidency to boost his political fortunes.
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Prohibition gave rise to organised crime, as mafia gangs made fortunes from bootlegging.
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What if the fortunes of NetNoir and Cafe Los Negroes had stayed strong?
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Second, Trump's political fortunes are more likely to deteriorate than improve this year.
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We can all agree that kids are not responsible for their own fortunes.
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Much of the blame for the tech sector's declining fortunes rests with Apple.
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Warren has proposed an annual 2 or 3 percent tax on large fortunes.
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Fortunately, I'm able to afford the small fortunes each one of them cost.
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In his new book "The Rise and Fall of Nations," about how to gauge the prospects of countries, Sharma talks about "good billionaires," self-made entrepreneurs and "bad billionaires," those who built their fortunes by leveraging political connections or family fortunes.
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Clinton herself could be subject to the wealth taxes proposed by Ms. Warren, who has called for a levy on fortunes over $50 million, and Mr. Sanders, who would impose a similar tax on fortunes greater than $32 million. Mrs.
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The big lingering question is what happens if this economic bifurcation continues — if those who are struggling now continue to struggle economically, growing more and more pessimistic as their fortunes and the fortunes of those around them continue to decline.
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The shares rose slightly after this announcement, but analysts remain pessimistic about Chesapeake's fortunes.
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THE CAR industry's changing fortunes have left a deep mark on Detroit's urban landscape.
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Towns that are woven into the networks can see their fortunes change almost overnight.
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Cyber-attacks can shut power plants, paralyse firms and siphon fortunes from banks' coffers.
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However, Cramer believes GM is "making fortunes" and could be good for a trade.
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His fortunes changed further in the 1930s, when anti-Japanese sentiment began growing stronger.
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Entrepreneurial family members found fortunes outside of China and supported their families back home.
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Yet there is much more riding on the outcome than one man's political fortunes.
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Retail, whose fortunes have fluctuated in recent months, saw a loss of 12,000 jobs.
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That led to a divergence between the fortunes of the West and the rest.
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Xiaomi was once valued at some $46bn, but its fortunes in China have plunged.
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Such off-the-books activity shields fortunes from taxation and allows corruption to flourish.
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" Ki-woo believes the family's fortunes stem from their acquisition of a "lucky rock.
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MIXED FORTUNES The Asia-Pacific region was the clear outperformer, with a 13.9% increase.
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The sway of fortunes between Norwich and Liverpool was dramatic, to say the least.
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Mr. de Souza seems convinced that his taste in art has influenced Rio's fortunes.
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Murray was most closely identified with Trump administration promises to reverse the industry's fortunes.
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A far greater number of Korean-Chinese began heading abroad to seek their fortunes.
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As a global manufacturer, GE's fortunes are intertwined with the US-China trade war.
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Outside the top three, Blitzer identified a change of fortunes for some metro areas.
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Australia's dollar is sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, its biggest trading partner.
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The currency is sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, Australias biggest trading partner.
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The currency is sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, Australia's biggest trading partner.
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The Next figures illustrated the contrasting fortunes of trading in its stores and online.
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But Welles kept pushing forward, always believing his next project could reverse his fortunes.
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The financial fortunes of airlines are closely tied to the health of the economy.
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Fitbit's fortunes appear to be a mixed big as well, in this latest report.
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Both center on wacky families who suddenly lose their fortunes, but not their habits.
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Until his fortunes turned, Cooperman had also beat most of his hedge fund peers.
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Author Shomari Wills details those and other similar improbable success stories in Black Fortunes.
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The conglomerate's fortunes in China had been waning long before THAAD came to town.
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Penney, aiming to capitalize on the declining fortunes of rival Sears Holdings Corp SHLD.
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Also: the fading fortunes of European banks and New York City's $100bn congestion problem.
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And hey, she can pretty much take credit for all of her siblings' fortunes.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has proposed a "wealth tax" on fortunes greater than $50 million.
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Teachers and farmers have reportedly abandoned their jobs to seek fortunes in the mines.
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They'd send me out to interview these capitalists: How did they make their fortunes?
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It's a warning sign that copper's micro fortunes may yet bite the macro bears.
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Assad's fortunes improved a year ago when Russia joined the war on his side.
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Huawei and Apple have had vastly different fortunes in Huawei's home market of China.
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The fortunes of the labor market are key to the outlook for British inflation.
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The Aussie is sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, Australia's largest trading partner.
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Those waiting for Pavelski to dramatically reverse the Sharks' fortunes shouldn't hold their breath.
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Both players' fortunes have changed since they last faced each other over the net.
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As ISIS' fortunes decline, some militants may try to switch allegiance to other groups.
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And most Americans admire the way people like the Sharks themselves made their fortunes.
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Once the iPhone 8 launches, however, Apple's fortunes should be right back on track.
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The classic devil's bargain is an exchange of soul for real but fleeting fortunes.
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Copper's fortunes are beholden first and foremost to the strength of demand in China.
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Personally, I don't think he'll do anything to improve the fortunes of the town.
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They also feature a reversal of fortunes for some of the key principals involved.
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The Continental endured for several more decades, but its aesthetic fortunes rose and fell.
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Add a hand-written note and customize some fortunes — each costs extra, of course.
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Fortune cookie writers are also limited by the fact that Americans expect good fortunes.
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His campaign floundered until the spring of that year, when his fortunes suddenly changed.
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President Trump was in Florida playing golf and brooding about his sagging political fortunes.
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But the Met's scale and its international prominence make its fortunes of particular interest.
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All told, it appears that Mr. Trump's apparently declining political fortunes drove stocks higher.
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Fox News on Thursday refuted Trump's assessment of his impact on the debate's fortunes.
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Their fortunes came from their 42% stakes in the Koch family business, Koch Industries.
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As such, his political fortunes may be even more tied to the economic winds.
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Rick Gates -- Gates' fate has long been tied to the fortunes of Paul Manafort.
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Thus, the media hold great power over the fortunes of candidates running for president.
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Epstein's fortunes have been clouded in mystery since he died by suicide in August.
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But any issue without direct relevance to McConnell's political fortunes is, for him, negotiable.
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But his fortunes crumbled once again during the financial crisis that began in 2008.
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Then it would be ramped up to 6% for fortunes totaling over $1 billion.
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A turnaround in American economic fortunes, if it occurs, will begin with homegrown optimism.
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"My fortunes are a little cynical for the mass market, I think," McInerney said.
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For more than a century, the economic fortunes of Texas have depended on oil.
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The NRSC has already spent a limited amount in hopes of reversing Johnson's fortunes.
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Considerations other than Bechtel's fortunes have shaped America's changing policies in the Middle East.
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The boy's fortunes change when he encounters a bleeding bat with two torn wings.
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Along with the fictional Leyner's new reduction of fortunes comes a narrowing of focus.
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But its fortunes have sunk since, hurt by internal fights over its future direction.
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His fortunes have oscillated between the highest of highs and the lowest of lows.
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Before the funding dried up on Wednesday, Gudkov told Reuters why his fortunes mattered.
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No side's fortunes hinge on one man as much as Sunderland's do on Defoe.
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A "NAFTA World Cup" would awaken more to shared fortunes of our three nations.
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Witness the fortunes of the liberals, one of New York's most notable third parties.
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McConnell knew first that unlimited fundraising was the key to his own political fortunes.
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WINNERS * Joe Biden: The turnaround in the former vice president's fortunes is absolutely remarkable.
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Since he won an Elite Series tournament in 5003, Mr. Palaniuk's fortunes have risen.
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Now his departure has helped cast the future fortunes of the company in doubt.
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The fortunes of other recent mothers have also been mixed heading into the tournament.
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Cum-ex would reap fortunes from the governments in Austria, Belgium and Switzerland, too.
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That change meaningfully altered the overall slant in a way that's boosted Democrats' fortunes.
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Since then, their fortunes have fallen because of injuries and slumps by key players.
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As the fortunes of cities changed once again, public housing experienced a new pressure.
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This was also an era when some people were making small fortunes flipping houses.
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But his fortunes changed after he got married and started a successful printing company.
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The Martins ballets remain important to the ticket sales and continuing the company's fortunes.
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Many individuals who put their faith in the digital currency saw their fortunes erased.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has unabashedly hitched his political fortunes to a rising stock market.
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And it cares about ideals larger than the electoral fortunes of the Democratic Party.
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And some direct investments, such as broadband and rural entrepreneurship, can improve rural fortunes.
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But since his 2016 run for the presidency, Mr. Sanders's financial fortunes have improved.
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The Marcoses' political fortunes surged after Mr. Duterte was elected president two years ago.
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Why it matters: He's trying to boost his fortunes by resetting his campaign — again.
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Its C.E.O., the financier Eddie Lampert, has tried several strategies to revive its fortunes.
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A century later, with the slave trade generating fortunes, tourist advertising grew more extravagant.
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In recent years, however, his fortunes have quickly shifted with the change in surfaces.
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Many of the fighters were killed, and the fortunes of the rebel army reversed.
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Trump should worry about responding adequately to the health crisis, not his political fortunes.
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Inside the Outbreak China's entrepreneurs, essential to the economy, have seen their fortunes plummet.
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Even more telling, perhaps, is the sea change in Atlético's fortunes off the field.
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Its fortunes have gone up and down since, often because of internal political struggles.
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Our Founders put their lives and sacred fortunes on the line against such encroachment.
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The report is the first look at the nation's fortunes under the Trump administration.
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But those fortunes were reversed after Trump, a Republican, took office on Jan. 20.
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As Mr. Gowan put it in a recent essay, "Their political fortunes are inseparable."
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The fortunes of the labour market are key to the outlook for British inflation.
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"Constructive engagement" would tether Chinese fortunes to world markets, and that would require liberty.
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The fortunes of ex-contributing editor Tucker Carlson have followed a somewhat different path.
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Team Biden hopes its fortunes improved with a second-place showing in Nevada's caucuses.
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The legal and financial fortunes of gay and lesbian Americans have changed beyond recognition.
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Presidential job approval offers the strongest indicator of his party's fortunes in midterm elections.
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The fund's fortunes may have reversed this month after the market's sharp sell-off.
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Both have made fortunes selling ever-bigger and more expensive homes built on speculation.
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A state's fortunes can quickly reverse, as they did for North Dakota this year.
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The dire fortunes of Harvey illustrate the urgent problem of modern poverty in America.
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The two teams' shooting fortunes were reversed from the first half to the second.
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The Tories, whose Scottish fortunes revived in 2017, have lost many of those gains.
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Some in the GOP clearly think their party's political fortunes are yoked to Trump.
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Italian Marcello Lippi has since been installed as coach to revive the team's fortunes.
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Plus, are Democrats pursuing a moral victory at the expense of their political fortunes?
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Unipetrol's rising fortunes have prompted speculation it may pay its first dividend since 2007.
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Inheritors of fortunes, especially women, are portrayed as glamorous, but also as self-indulgent.
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As the fortunes of women's soccer have risen, those of the Belles have ebbed.
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Start-up founders also appear to be preparing for a potential shift in fortunes.
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Trump, who supports Netanyahu and already has sought to shore up his political fortunes.
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It closely tracks the fortunes of three families (black, white, brown) across four generations.
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They changed the world and made fortunes for millions of people along the way.
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Others — especially those who inherited their fortunes — feel guilty and undeserving of their riches.
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The protagonist, Rachel Chu, is dating a Good Rich Person: Nick Young, the heir to one of the biggest fortunes in Singapore, who downplays his wealth so much that Rachel doesn't realize he's the heir to one of the biggest fortunes in Singapore.
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Over the past five years, virtual reality was the latest new thing to make or break fortunes, and the founding team behind the Korean company AmazeVR are the latest would-be dream-makers to take their turn spinning the wheel for Hollywood fortunes.
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" He advocated "a progressive tax on all fortunes beyond a certain amount," adding that such a tax should make it impossible for "the owner of one of these enormous fortunes to hand on more than a certain amount to any one individual.
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There are no other mechanisms that give people general rights to seek their fortunes abroad.
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Today, "More women are creating new businesses and amassing fortunes than ever before," Forbes reports.
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This is the last in a continuing series following the fortunes and foibles of Pebble.
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Overall, Bloomberg estimated, they've seen their personal fortunes drop 37 percent in the last month.
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The investment, if finalized, is a new twist in the fortunes of struggling WOW Air.
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The British Prime Minister hitched her political wagon to Donald Trump's fortunes a week ago.
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Perhaps a strong economic surge in the remainder of the year will boost Democrats' fortunes.
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Any recovery depends on a revival in high street fortunes, which seems a distant prospect.
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But his fortunes took a remarkable turn when he was drafted to serve in Vietnam.
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But their fundamental fortunes will differ this year, according to the Group's latest statistical assessment.
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Admittedly, there's a big difference between the fortunes of Paisley Park and our own assets.
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As it builds out the business, the company is also sharing in its good fortunes.
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Should Mrs May survive until Brexit day, on March 29th, her fortunes may improve markedly.
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The former soviet country is also keen to lessen Russia's leverage over its economic fortunes.
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If handled fairly, many economists hoped it would mark a revolutionary moment in Mexico's fortunes.
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Wright won and lost several fortunes, what type of mindset and drive did he have?
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Elizabeth Warren and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg's fortunes in states beyond New Hampshire are unclear.
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Reversing Samsung's fortunes is, of course, a lot of pressure to put on a screen.
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Television Review A stately building owned by a wealthy family whose fortunes are in jeopardy.
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These 11 entrepreneurs built their fortunes from ventures that started out as part-time gigs.
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Some local men had made small fortunes from online advertising services such as Google AdSense.
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Like many who find their fortunes secure, Lucas decided to throw his newfound influence around.
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It changed the Fox network's fortunes and spawned countless competitors and ripoffs around the world.
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Sahdan, another villager in Lembar Selatan, has also seen his fortunes change for the better.
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Strong growth at the drugmaker's Genzyme unit is among the factors boosting Sanofi's financial fortunes.
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Her supporters hope such moves will assist her goal of restoring the CDU's flagging fortunes.
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The government will get a windfall that could transform the fortunes of Guyana's 750,000 people.
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The election remains 17 months away, leaving ample time for Trump's political fortunes to improve.
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A recent slide in the fortunes of Royal Enfield's parent, Eicher Motors, left an opening.
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The fate of Lebanon's rail network tracks the rise and fall of the country's fortunes.
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Expectations for a stronger yuan are also partly driven by changing fortunes for the dollar.
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Hong Kong investors may view Britain's fortunes with less alarm than do their British counterparts.
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Of course they're laughing even as Trump's fortunes in the polls continue to markedly improve.
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Kabbage's rising fortunes are coming at critical point for the online small business loan market.
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The antipodean currency is sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, Australia's major trading partner.
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With fresh credit and better economic policies, many of these countries turned their fortunes around.
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For the San Diego-based chip designer, all this is a surprising reversal of fortunes.
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Harley has been aggressively wooing the next generation of riders to turn around its fortunes.
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Hedge fund manager Pierre Andurand believes a much bigger change of relative fortunes is possible.
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In an effort to turn her fortunes around, Markos has completely changed her training regimen.
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Not that supply cuts, whether voluntary or involuntary, will generate a major turnaround in fortunes.
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In 2012, Chambers published a book, Things Done Change, which examines this change in fortunes.
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Former Tesco executive Potts joined as chief executive in March, tasked with reviving Morrisons' fortunes.
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Others noted a similar divergence in the economic fortunes of the U.S. and emerging Asia .
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But nonetheless Democrats also see it as a turning point — for their own political fortunes.
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But the impact on the UK matters more than the fortunes of an individual politician.
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Which makes perfect business sense when you look at Nintendo's fortunes in the hardware market.
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In fact, it can have just the opposite effect, reflecting a sour turn in fortunes.
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We've seen this before when it comes to the unique political fortunes of Donald Trump.
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The tariff battle between Washington and Beijing has brought mixed fortunes for grain trading firms.
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A happy accident Renowned Nigerian photographer TY Bello is behind the change in Jumoke's fortunes.
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Besides the hongbao emoji, account holders can also check their fortunes for the upcoming year.
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But while women's fortunes have increased while men's have declined, the genders haven't reached parity.
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Campbell had maintained that Third Point lacked a smart plan to improve the company's fortunes.
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Since then the FARC's fortunes have faded, both on the battlefield and at the bank.
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Bompard has already made other management changes as he looks to revive the company's fortunes.
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But as the internet has grown and become vital to companies' fortunes, that has changed.
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It will also remain tied to Uniper's fossil-fuel fortunes because of its 47% stake.
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Rick Scott; and neither has been afraid to pour their personal fortunes into political campaigns.
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Like St. Louis, the Pirates are slowly turning around their fortunes and reside below the .
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By 2008, he was working at Lehman Brothers, managing the fortunes of well-heeled clients.
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The fortunes of the white working class, he explains, are stagnating; their prospects are declining.
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The rising midterm fortunes of Republicans are due to the rising left of the Democrats.
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But as the story about Sears changed so did the fortunes of JCPenney's battered stock.
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It's looking to help boost Sittenfeld's fortunes as the candidate himself is struggling to fundraise.
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Executive compensation and measuring changes in the fortunes of the extremely wealthy are complicated issues.
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The four women owe their fortunes to Cargill, the largest food company in the world.
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And four of the billionaires who saw their fortunes fall came from one company: Cargill.
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CNN recently reported that Trump raised Biden's political fortunes — as well as those of Sen.
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He sowed doubts often by spreading misinformation, especially when his political fortunes were at stake.
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The Japanese firm has seen a massive revival in fortunes since the middle of 2016.
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While the couple are optimistic that Boten's fortunes, and their own, have finally turned, Mrs.
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In the month since his election, Trump's tweets have had significant impacts on corporate fortunes.
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Although it has helped improve farmers' fortunes, hydroponics is not without its challenges, said Njoroge.
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Masai Ujiri is the man who changed the fortunes of an ailing Toronto Raptors team.
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Another goal is to pay forward his good fortunes by helping others who need assistance.
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They also poured millions of dollars into Bitcoin startups hoping to reap even greater fortunes.
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There is no doubt that the migrant crisis changed the fortunes of Ms. Petry's party.
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It changed the fortunes of the company by allowing the company to continue to exist.
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The ebbing fortunes of the real game has left many private courses in financial straits.
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The fortunes of the Australian economy are closely tied to China, its largest trading partner.
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As Berlusconi's fortunes faded – he resigned as prime minister in 1403 – Verdini also suffered setbacks.
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A busy stream of corporate results saw mixed fortunes for some of Europe's top companies.
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Men have not notably outperformed women in their economic fortunes since Mr. Trump took office.
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It also means the lives of Americans are increasingly different, depending on their economic fortunes.
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His team's fortunes are closely linked to his form, and scrutiny comes with the territory.
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In this case, the fortunes of the President are directly tied to meeting this challenge.
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Its fortunes are largely tied to those of cryptocurrencies — and they have suffered this year.
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Most of the miners say they continue to support him despite their turn in fortunes.
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His predicament is a sharp contrast with the fortunes of his former enforcer, Lt. Gen.
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But it's a dilemma that will quickly become central to the party's fortunes in 2020.
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And the brand's fortunes have been growing at a clip that has shocked industry watchers.
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The convoy's predicament was another indication of the declining fortunes of ISIS in the region.
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Newman's win marks a reversal of fortunes for progressives, who have been disheartened after Rep.
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Mr. Smithers said he supported higher taxes even if it would jeopardize his political fortunes.
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Here in Puglia, the region that forms Italy's heel, fortunes have improved in recent years.
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Perhaps more than any other streaming service, Spotify has revived the fortunes of recording artists.
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Keeping Congress under Republican control is key to the president's fortunes, both political and legal.
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Sports betting, Mr. Drazin believed, was perhaps its last best chance to reverse its fortunes.
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In an age when bigger fortunes are being made, the states' prize is getting richer.
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Their fortunes depend, to a large extent, on the rest of the world's economic trends.
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All of their fortunes are determined mainly by events and policies within the United States.
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" The length of his lease is tied, in part, to the fortunes of "Bone Collector.
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Characters must contend with colonialism and the ethics of fortunes made from the slave trade.
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As these fortunes continue to expand, the world inches closer to producing its first trillionaire.
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And that is much more than just a blow to the president's immediate political fortunes.
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His fortunes change when he comes across a bustling burger joint in San Bernardino, Calif.
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National fortunes, as well as vast new capabilities, will be riding over the 6G airwaves.
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The Bush campaign hopes the grassroots measure will help boost his fortunes during Monday's vote.
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Repealing the estate tax, for example, would affect just 5,103 or so fortunes a year.
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What really was important, Villa added, was an upgrade in the fortunes of the team.
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Word that it may be packing boxes shows how far the city's fortunes have fallen.
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So financial investors, who could make or lose fortunes on the result of Britain's Dec.
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Georgina Bloomberg and Jennifer Gates saying their vast fortunes come from their show-jumping prowess?
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"I don't think its fortunes were ever bad," Marcus said of the Great Red Spot.
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The pledge invites billionaires to commit to giving away most of their fortunes to charity.
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While this has led to many lost fortunes, there's far more than money at stake.
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So financial investors, who could make or lose fortunes on the result of Britain's Dec.
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Since then, the company's fortunes have soared as membership increased and the stock price ballooned.
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The fortunes of the whole country and of all its people have been constantly reversed.
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Samwer and Ralph Dommermuth, the billionaire CEO of United Internet, have long had intertwined fortunes.
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Perhaps no one&aposs fortunes have suffered more than Hong Kong&aposs billionaires&apos, however.
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Tannehill said picking up the tempo with a no-huddle offense changed the Dolphins' fortunes.
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That drop may be a harbinger of changing fortunes in the for-profit prison industry.
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The companies harvest our personal data, for which they pay nothing, to earn their fortunes.
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And again, that's a shame that goes well beyond any one party's or politician's fortunes.
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What a difference presidential leadership can make, for good or ill, for an industry's fortunes.
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And over time, such a tax would make it less likely that such fortunes develop.
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Voters support Elizabeth Warren's proposed tax on large fortunes by a three-to-one majority.
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Despite the vast difference in fortunes, the Knicks gave the Raptors all they could handle.
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" Hornby is so invested in Arsenal that, "Arsenal's moods and fortunes somehow reflected (his) own.
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According to Bloomberg, just 2628 people on the list saw their fortunes decline in 28500.
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Yet outside, an entire army lay permanently powerless to change its fortunes on the battlefield.
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She would pay for all of it with her proposed wealth tax on large fortunes.
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It's these quiet fortunes that are being made, these quiet celebrities that are being formed.
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But then Donald Trump became president, pledging to boost the fortunes of the oil industry.
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Trump actively welcomes such interference if it helps his political fortunes — as he admitted Wednesday.
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That money goes mostly, though not exclusively, to business owners and inheritors of large fortunes.
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Consider that when Warren proposed a wealth tax on fortunes of $50 million or more, moderate voices responded by saying her idea was too radical or unworkable — and then urged an increase in the capital-gains tax or other approaches to taxing large fortunes instead.
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Keon, however, said banks' fortunes would ultimately turn on better economic data driving interest rates higher.
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The financial industry's post-Brexit fortunes will depend on the economic health of those they serve.
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Mr. Rubio's puzzling performance heartened the other establishment-leaning candidates whose fortunes have been staked here.
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Though the two companies have lots in common, their stockmarket fortunes could scarcely be more different.
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His political fortunes could depend on who wins the Socialist ticket at a primary on Sunday.
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Black gold has made fortunes for some but its price volatility leaves destruction in its wake.
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Some of the world's wealthiest business titans just promised to use their fortunes to do good.
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Also, as Brown himself frequently points out, California's fortunes are closely tied to the stock market.
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Instead of improving individual farmers' fortunes, though, this effort contributed to the oversaturation of the market.
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They've also collectively made fortunes by charging sometimes-usurious penalty interest rates and other late fees.
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"Private fortunes have been built on the back of EDF's nuclear fleet," Levy told Le Figaro.
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In fact, Japan's economic fortunes and Tokyo's season-opening tuna prices seem to float rather erratically.
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Britain's readiness to leave Europe's single market has since sparked hopes Dublin's fortunes could be revived.
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It's unclear at this point, however, whether this is a good thing for Democrats' electoral fortunes.
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Most of the analysts were confident of Lyft's long-term fortunes, despite the competition from Uber.
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But for Trump, he was at least showing he was not complacent about his Iowa fortunes.
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The son of a former prime minister, he must hope that his fortunes follow his father's.
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Their fortunes have reversed, however, and prices crossed in September for the first time since 2001.
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The fortunes of organised Irish Christianity are likely to ebb and flow for years to come.
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Mr Hammond's generosity was not the result of a sudden big improvement in Britain's economic fortunes.
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Commodity prices are therefore far more sensitive to these countries' fortunes than they used to be.
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They say that the wealthiest owe their fortunes to corruption and personal relationships, not hard work.
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But propelled by talent, tenacity and a bit of luck, she began to reverse her fortunes.
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American tech companies have long been bullish about the potential for India to grow their fortunes.
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Most notably for philanthropy, the proposal would dramatically shrink new fortunes from newer industries like tech.
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Minqin's fortunes are closely tied to how much water is used by more populous places nearby.
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The Canadian dollar's fortunes have been driven in large part by those of its southern neighbour.
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As the city's fortunes have risen, so too have its rents, occupancy rates and house prices.
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Their size drives manufacturing efficiencies that cut down on costs while they spend fortunes on marketing.
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And then there's the mixed fortunes of some of the models Saudi Arabia has looked at.
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The corruption convictions represent a fearful price paid by Christie's aides to advance his political fortunes.
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With the end of the Carling Cup era has come a slump in the competition's fortunes.
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While it's trying to turn its fortunes around, Peabody is not certain it will be successful.
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Another issue that will affect the pound's fortunes is the attitude of the Bank of England.
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But many locals are phlegmatic, seeing a routine turn in the fortunes of the current population.
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Some would come from above, as billion dollar fortunes would be taxed and economic structures reformed.
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The past few weeks have been a slow but steady reversal of electoral fortunes for Trump.
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Germany's second-biggest lender described Europe's negative interest rates as a "burden" that hampers its fortunes.
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Over the previous generation, industrial titans like John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie amassed huge fortunes.
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The effort hasn't noticeably boosted the fortunes of its owners, which are suffering under tremendous pressures.
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Los Angeles has always attracted ambitious entrepreneurs who have built fortunes creating content — movies, music, television.
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It was not until public tastes started shifting towards all things natural that farmers' fortunes revived.
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The Australian dollar, whose fortunes are closely correlated with China, gained half a percent to $0.7140.
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Lau recently told Time that he used to write as many as 100 fortunes a year.
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Since his mother&aposs assassination by Taliban militants in 2007, the party&aposs fortunes have dwindled.
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The company anticipates a reversal of fortunes with the upcoming launch of its long-awaited smartwatch.
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But the turnaround in America's fortunes occurred remarkably quickly, before those policies had time to work.
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AstraZeneca is relying on oncology treatments to revive its fortunes following a wave of patent expiries.
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Before asking how the industry's fortunes could go wrong, however, how did it all go right?
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Merz is among the many conservative men who have seen their political fortunes dwindle under Merkel.
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It seems the fortunes of the overall market and the Wall Street leader are inextricably linked.
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Perhaps some unseen deal or positive piece of news is boosting the fortunes of digital currencies?
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The improvement in the economy's fortunes has been mirrored by strong corporate profits for the quarter.
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Eclipse chasers are people who plan their lives around (and spend small fortunes on) eclipse travel.
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The company launched initiatives in February to turn around its fortunes after posting "disappointing" annual results.
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The survey of equity strategists highlights the reversal of fortunes this year for Latin American assets.
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But how much the controversy will actually affect Trump's political fortunes is more difficult to answer.
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He faces huge challenges in reversing the fortunes of an economy ruined by decades of mismanagement.
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Politics in America has become all about President Donald Trump and his personal fortunes and misfortunes.
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But the business of managing the fortunes of the world's wealthy is not without its challenges.
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Second, there was no common enterprise, because one buyer's fortunes weren't tied to those of another.
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It is hard to imagine them supporting a step that could massively diminish their electoral fortunes.
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The government claims that it has a plan to boost the economic fortunes of rural areas.
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Instead he gave an address crafted almost entirely with his own immediate political fortunes in mind.
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"The middle class is being eradicated," she said, pointing to sinking economic fortunes in the area.
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When Wawrinka was 15, the Zavialoff and Wawrinka brothers decided to test their fortunes in Spain.
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Many of Trump's policies do the opposite, centralizing power and fortunes with the wealthy and privileged.
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If I ever start considering whose political fortunes will be affected by a decision, we're done.
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Jeffrey Epstein, the financier charged with sex trafficking, made his fortune managing the fortunes of billionaires.
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Clayton cautioned against promises of "fortunes" from the rapid rise in the value of digital currencies.
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Some of the downturn in Kelley's fortunes likely had to do with the changing political climate.
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Cruz then made his political fortunes even more dismal by naming Carly Fiorina his running mate.
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Head Start, for instance, has not prevented the divergence in fortunes between rich children and poor.
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Well, bank employees of course, who've trousered serial fortunes at the expense of taxpayers and shareholders.
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Since then, many of Russia's ultra-rich have struggled to preserve their fortunes amidst market turmoil.
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The situation reflects changing fortunes at Petrobras since Chief Executive Officer Pedro Parente's appointment last May.
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Elizabeth Warren's tax proposals would significantly curb the gigantic fortunes of America's richest families over time.
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Trump's G.O.P., whatever its political fortunes, is the opposite: a nativist party led by a libertine.
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In the past two weeks, though, the mayor's fortunes have swung wildly in the opposite direction.
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Although many Mexican architects linked their fortunes to successive governments, Mr. González de León remained aloof.
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About 2023 percent believe their fortunes have risen since President Obama's election in 2008, Gallup reported.
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It was a verdict on her leadership and the slipping fortunes of Latin America's largest country.
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One swing by Starlin Castro changed the fortunes of the Yankees and prevented another frustrating loss.
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They revived the bill's fortunes again and again, after mainstream observers had written the measure off.
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"By taking this benighted minority position, he actually places Republicans' electoral fortunes in jeopardy," he added.
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His campaign has clearly drawn passionate support and fervent opposition, but its fortunes are dwindling rapidly.
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In American politics, it's always precarious to be in power and on top (each party's fortunes).
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Since then, he had made and lost several fortunes; where things stood now, I wasn't sure.
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Apparently they're drawn by the spirit that fueled the Gold Rush: turning natural resources into fortunes.
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Spain now taxes household fortunes starting at 0.2% when they surpass 43,000 euros, or over $774,000.
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Deal Professor Momentum can mean everything when it comes to the fortunes of social media giants.
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While Insys's fortunes were on the rise, Furchak's suit was under review at the Justice Department.
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His aides are increasingly optimistic about their fortunes in the state after his momentum from Iowa.
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These four inventions, according to a 21991 biography on the inventor, defined NCR's fortunes for decades.
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Yahoo could wish for such control over its fortunes, or such a near-certain profit outlook.
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But McIlroy maintained a relatively even strain amid all the changes in his fortunes and scorecard.
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Unfortunately for Pardew, their fortunes diverged quite markedly this weekend, when Manchester City visited Selhurst Park.
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Others spend their fortunes a little more lavishly — think world travels, yacht vacations, and designer clothes.
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But it will be an uphill battle that may hinge much more on China's macroeconomic fortunes.
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But one-and-a-half years on, Spiegel says that separation helped Snap boost its fortunes.
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Voters have unleashed this action plan in the name of lifting the fortunes of working people.
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However, with more than two months to go before the caucuses, reversals of fortunes remain possible.
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He would step in as Amtrak's finances have been improving but its political fortunes remain turbulent.
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Sanders better hope so, as he's betting big on a win there to reverse his fortunes.
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"Previous generations of Americans have sacrificed fortunes, health, and lives to serve the country," Frum writes.
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In vain did new American fortunes made in railroads, minerals and real estate campaign for invitations.
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It has been a shock for Baidu whose fortunes up until now had been very different.
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Yet the distress in global markets also underscores the fact that real economic fortunes are fused.
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The reason for this dramatic reversal of policy is an equally dramatic reversal of political fortunes.
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The beginning of the 2018 fiscal year suggested the organization was not turning its fortunes around.
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Much of the future of the liberal democratic West will depend on these two mavericks' fortunes.
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It's possible that some, or even all, of these countries turn around their economic fortunes soon.
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So they were homeless and penniless, and many of them had built fortunes that were gone.
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But as France's international fortunes improved, the country has become a leader in the professional game.
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But as Undine's fortunes bottom out, something unexpected happens: She becomes self-critical, and incrementally kinder.
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Much of this would be paid for by a big new tax on large accumulated fortunes.
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They'd been demonized and terrorized, so why such upset and outrage over a reversal of fortunes?
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When Boeing does well, it can lift the fortunes of American industry and thousands of staff.
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"A reversal of fortunes" among middle-class white people has led to despair, some researchers say.
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Then we could, with a change in political fortunes, put some boundaries around them, preserve them.
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In the White House, Ms. Nielsen's political fortunes have hewed closely to those of Mr. Kelly.
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The pair still couldn't make every American a millionaire if they gave away their combined fortunes.
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It's not hard to grasp why Mr. Trump might be feeling uneasy about his party's fortunes.
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During cycles of change in fashion, economics and political fortunes, metalwork was melted down and recycled.
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Mr. Moon has bet his political fortunes on resolving the standoff over the North's nuclear weapons.
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The fortunes of billionaires are often based on unrealized capital gains on stock or real estate.
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"Our fortunes are linked at the hip with the economy," said Nation Media's chairman Wilfred Kiboro.
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The same is harder to see at this point in the cycle for his presidential fortunes.
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All together, it seems like recent news cycles are causing a downturn in the President's fortunes.
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That helps explain the changing political fortunes of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the populist presidential candidate.
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Last night (and early this morning) suggests his previous fortunes there were a one-time romp.
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But a will isn&apost just for elderly tycoons with big families and even bigger fortunes.
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Among them are the fortunes and misfortunes of a tumultuous life, which Benner tells with verve.
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Hardly. While billionaire fortunes balloon, about a fifth of Americans have zero or negative net worth.
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In leaning on data to improve its fortunes, Publicis is part of a larger industry trend.
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He has little hope the next government will be able to steady St. Pierre's listing fortunes.
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Another thing Olbermann might find difficult to reconcile is the reversal in the two men's fortunes.
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But if Mr. Johnson holds firm, that raises two potential outcomes, neither conducive to expanding fortunes.
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"The smaller you go, the more P.R. has an impact on their commercial fortunes," he said.
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With only a few exceptions, those are the red states central to the GOP's political fortunes.
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If the former vice president's fortunes continue to decline, Buttigieg will inherit some of his support.
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But the utility has linked its financial fortunes to the state's climate goals in the past.
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The shifting fortunes of individuals within the White House are also causing discontent on the right.
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If Biden's fortunes decline and the pledge makes more political sense it can always be revived.
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International élites could place their fortunes beyond the reach of tax authorities in their own countries.
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Any erosion in the economic fortunes of production workers could undercut his appeal to those voters.
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That was when Mumtaz's fortunes, which had been looking brighter, took a turn for the worse.
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Putting Norm Powell in the starting lineup has changed the playoff fortunes of the Toronto Raptors.
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Instead, as much as perhaps any member of Congress, his fortunes turned with Mr. Trump's victory.
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Sherman previously told CNN Business that it's trying new store formats to turn its fortunes around.
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There is more at stake in the answer than the fortunes of our two online overlords.
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Three of China's biggest technology companies — Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent — have had mixed fortunes in 2019.
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Today's show discusses the growing perception that Stephen Bannon's fortunes at the White House are fading.
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Seen as a sign of Mr. Bannon's changing fortunes, the move was orchestrated by Lt. Gen.
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The original series tracked the shifting fortunes and violent rivalries between the Carrington and Colby families.
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Snap's fortunes started to change after it turned in two better-than-expected quarters last year.
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It's not only technology that has helped to turn around the fortunes of the exploration business.
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The embattled start-up is attempting to turn its fortunes around with painful cost reduction measures.
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It was also uncertain whether his actions had anything to do with the team's declining fortunes.
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The immediate fortunes of both Antipodean currencies also hinge on the outcome of the Chinese data.
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At the peak of coal's fortunes in the 1970s, more than 35,000 people lived in Buchanan.
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Without a big change in Labour's fortunes, Mr Corbyn will not enter Downing Street next month.
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Aside from adjusting for inflation, fortunes can also be measured as a share of national GDP.
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The rich, she said, won't miss 2 cents per dollar on fortunes more than $50 million.
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All donated at least some of their wealth, and some have given their entire fortunes away.
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American incomes would rise – and the manufacturing- and ag-heavy states would see their fortunes reverse.
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The Australian dollar, whose fortunes are closely tied to China's economy, was marginally lower at $0.7174.
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Perhaps in no other industry are so many companies' fortunes driven by a single global price.
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The first fortunes made in the United States came thanks to the tea trade with China.
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The public is also increasingly holding billionaires accountable for how they make and spend their fortunes.
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For decades, the United States and Mexico have expanded their cooperation and increasingly entwined their fortunes.
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Both tend to arrive for similar reasons, using Dubai as an opportunity to advance their fortunes.
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The automobile has been with us for over a century and has quite literally created fortunes.
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And they propose paying for these benefits with increased taxes on high incomes and large fortunes.
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All of this dovetailed uncomfortably with racial difference, with how we saw ourselves and our fortunes.
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But her father's fortunes improved thereafter, and he made serious money in the booming railroad business.
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More than likely, these senators' fortunes will depend on the presidential election dynamics, particularly the turnout.
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For instance, the political fortunes of Republican presidential nominee Trump could benefit other Republicans, including Rubio.
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A change in the fortunes of its trading unit could help it fend off potential suitors.
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In the years since, the Senate has if anything become even more dysfunctional, so it appears very much in hindsight like Bayh concocted a high-minded excuse for retiring when his political fortunes looked bleak, and has come out of retirement now that his fortunes look better.
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Warren often touts her wealth tax, which would establish 2 percent tax on fortunes worth over $50 million and a 3 percent tax on fortunes worth more than $1 billion — which would hit an estimated 75,000 families and raise $2.75 trillion over a 10-year period.
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A perhaps optimistic view would be that Malpass was being deliberately biased in his past forecasts — trying to boost the fortunes of GOP politics as an outside propagandist while as a senior member of the Treasury team he'll be boosting their fortunes by offering sound advice.
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Under English law, by contrast, family fortunes are generally split evenly, including anything owned before the marriage.
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Politicians interested in boosting the fortunes of places other than superstar cities have their work cut out.
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All of this could change just as quickly as Mr. Rubio's fortunes changed over the last week.
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The success of the IPO underscores the diverging fortunes of retail companies over the last few years.
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The declining fortunes of millennials could impact boomers who are retired or on the cusp of retirement.
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That looked bad for Mr Rosselló, but was not in itself necessarily fatal to his political fortunes.
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Whoever is in charge, the fortunes of Puerto Rico seem unlikely to change much any time soon.
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Their glum fortunes pale next to the thrill of having been palm-to-palm with something big.
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DeVos and her husband, Dick, are billionaires, and their marriage brought together two massive Midwestern family fortunes.
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By all accounts, Park has a lot of faith in the device's ability to reverse Fitbit's fortunes.
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As the fortunes of billion-dollar companies like Evernote have fizzled, however, so has their shareholders' enthusiasm.
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The documents suggest Putin's family has benefited from this money – his friends' fortunes appear his to spend.
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"His crimes, and the crimes of his co-conspirators, ruined marriages, careers, fortunes and lives," Donoghue said.
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Their family backgrounds are similar — while their grandfathers were coal miners, their parents established fortunes in business.
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It is weakening our political and social bonds, separating our economic fortunes and driving bitter cultural divides.
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After rising to prominence through their accomplishments or their fortunes, these families become fixtures in American culture.
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Merchants from Lisbon to Venice were making fortunes, and chivalry became a hangup from an earlier age.
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Rather, she had known that with this one step she would join her fortunes to his. Forever.
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That leaves some swaths of traditional conservatives without a major-party home, and endangers Republican electoral fortunes.
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Having a team's fortunes so heavily dependent on a specialty player cannot be healthy for professional football.
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But in these early stages, the general public has a favorable view of taxing these massive fortunes.
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None of the three previous changes of prime minister revived the electoral fortunes of the ruling party.
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"Lindsey's political fortunes have completely turned," said Matt Moore, former chair of the South Carolina Republican Party.
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They spend their days awaiting news from the outside that could change their fortunes for the better.
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That could mean different fortunes but there are also differences between the two in terms of strategy.
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The company's results were helped by improving fortunes in Macau after a long slump in that market.
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The Sunday Times did not say why it split some bands' musical fortunes up into individual rankings.
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CNN gives her a town hall to try to boost Democratic fortunes, but it backfires big time.
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Politicians generally being public-minded sorts, presidential candidates tend to give large chunks of their fortunes away.
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The Party of Hope's fortunes have changed not because of a surge of enthusiasm for the LDP.
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As for Google's role in all of this, ZTE certainly isn't make or break for Android's fortunes.
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The plutocrats of the 215th century amassed fortunes in the form of financial investments, mines and factories.
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Yet Mr Trump's rise seems to have coincided with a turnaround in fortunes for the middle class.
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But as hope for a solution has waned, so too have the fortunes of left-wing parties.
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" She explained that it's "two cents on every dollar of the great fortunes above $50 million dollars.
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Self-made billionaires Bill Gates and Richard Branson have more in common than their ten-figure fortunes.
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Because personal-income tax is the main source of revenue, California's fortunes ride on the stockmarket's performance.
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It was not until public tastes started shifting towards all things natural that Malagasy farmers' fortunes revived.
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A successful Olympic legacy is far from assured for any city, with recent hosts enjoying contrasting fortunes.
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As spring arrives in Buenos Aires, Mr Macri must be hoping that his fortunes have finally turned.
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And, for the lucky ones whose fortunes improved dramatically, average household income rose from $26,099 to $53,347.
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Far from diversifying the economy, that could further tie Saudis to the fortunes of the oil market.
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Plainly, Western voters are not much comforted by this extraordinary transformation in the fortunes of emerging markets.
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During the earnings call, the company outlined some of the releases it hopes will restore its fortunes.
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Today the headlines about Jimmy Haslam are mostly related to the changing fortunes of the Cleveland Browns.
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But Republicans are hamstrung by a simple reality: Their political fortunes are still directly tied to Trump's.
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Cheah's fortunes started to change when he seized the opportunity to pursue a business degree in Australia.
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This ties the fortunes of the luxury market closely to the economic swings of the Chinese economy.
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THE past three weeks have seen a reversal of fortunes for Dogan Holding, Turkey's largest media conglomerate.
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It shows that they really do tell fortunes, and we are happy so many people have benefited.
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Ms. Randall is passionate not just about changing the fortunes of individuals, but also changing the system.
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You'll also get fortunes, which are customized messages attached to each bottle, as well as candy chasers.
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Easterbrook was widely credited with turning the company's fortunes around since taking over the leadership in 2015.
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But it does have a problem with inherited wealth, the source of one-fifth of billionaires' fortunes.
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But if Republicans get wiped out in the November midterms, Jordan's fortunes with his colleagues could change.
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As men, we often move away from our homes and seek our fortunes in places far away.
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Traditionally banks have invested heavily in technology, but that activity fluctuates with the fortunes of the industry.
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Due to writer's block and the company's expansion, Lau now writes two or three fortunes a month.
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Yet when incomes are measured state by state, the study shows wildly diverging fortunes for 1-percenters.
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And that hurts the fortunes of American companies that generate a sizable portion of their revenue abroad.
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Despite some poor choices, I tried very hard to do right by this unexpected reversal of fortunes.
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Incumbent parties always paint a rosier picture of the country's fortunes than the party out of power.
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It is her fortunes that we follow, and her deeds that set the course of the plot.
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Fortunes of $20 million and $2 billion aren't the same, and we shouldn't tax them the same.
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Moreover, their electoral fortunes are usually erratic, like flash parties which come and go with the leader.
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The study examined how billionaires' fortunes would have been affected both by moderate and extreme wealth taxes.
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Like Ms. Ayotte, many Republican senators have struggled to reconcile their fortunes with those of Mr. Trump.
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Few observers think that any of these controversies will have a profound effect on Trump's political fortunes.
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They prefer to invest the bulk of their fortunes where the funds can do the most good.
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Beyond the worries of the moment, a rapidly aging population appears very likely to constrain Europe's fortunes.
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