But the Maple Leafs almost immediately gave back the advantage.
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Bond yields gave back their gains by midyear as well.
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Equities gave back earlier gains Friday after the FBI's announcement.
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As her empire continued to grow, Walker consistently gave back.
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I gave to someone who then gave back to me.
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Crude oil futures gave back some of their overnight surge.
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Oil gave back a strong gain to settle sharply lower.
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But until they gave back Wang's passport, he was stuck.
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It also gave back all of its gains for 2500.
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SX7E gave back all their earlier gains to trade flat.
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The stock later gave back those gains, however, trading 1.6% lower.
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Here are some of the lesser known ways Bourdain gave back.
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Bond yields gave back their gains by mid-year as well.
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The stock gave back about half of those gains on Monday.
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He gave back the earnings he won to the #TeamTrees campaign.
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Who gave back, throughout his life, in ways great and small.
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" He replied: "We gave back the letter that we have received.
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If the company gave back my land, I would have hope.
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Oil ended lower but gave back some losses after the API data.
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Qatar's benchmark gave back early-session gains to end 20.7 percent lower.
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It gave back some of those gains in midafternoon trading on Tuesday.
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Indians starter Mike Clevinger gave back almost all of Cleveland's early advantage.
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Richard Sherman gave back to his community ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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"And, we gave back the letter that we have received," he added.
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"Even with this, they begrudgingly gave back their Note 7," Claure said.
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And I think it's high time that they gave back to journalism.
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Energy fell as oil gave back some of the previous day's sharp gains.
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Jaden Smith gave back to his city ahead of a recent milestone birthday.
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When trading resumed, Brown shares gave back those gains and turned sharply lower.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, the CEO lost his job and gave back his pay.
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It later gave back some of those gains and was up about 3%.
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But the index gave back some of its gains to trade at 13.29.
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They gave back the box cutter even as they kept the 29 markers.
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Oil prices gave back some of the big gains from the day before.
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The S&P 500 (SPX) also gave back its gains and closed 0.1% lower.
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U.S. firms gave back 61 percent and the global average was at 42 percent.
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In the U.S. Treasury market, yields gave back some earlier gains following Yellen's comments.
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On the downside, consumer staples retreated 0.5 percent, while industrials gave back 0.4 percent.
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That included making sure Ancestry gave back reports that doctors could do something with.
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Geisinger gave back its award that was potentially worth $50 million over five years.
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Everywhere she went she would siphon off a little more than she gave back.
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Markets gave back some earlier gains amid increasingly tough words from China on trade.
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Tesla, however, gave back a chunk of its gains in the final minutes of trading.
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Corn gave back nearly all the gains from the previous session and wheat also retreated.
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Stocks rallied for two days after the Fed announcement, but gave back some gains Friday.
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In 2017, Chipotle gave back $20 million to community organizations nationwide through its fundraising program.
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And back in 1983, CompuServe gave back to the news wires in a big way.
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It demands patience, but it gave back what I put into it several times over.
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She also gave back to her community, volunteering as a youth instructor at New Era.
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During downtime, they talked in small groups, sprawled over one another or gave back rubs.
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Amid public outrage, it reduced the ban to six months and gave back his money.
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When they gave back the polls, the participants didn't realize their answers had been changed.
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She gave back a stroke on the par-3 713th before pulling ahead on 18.
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Safe havens such as gold and Treasurys also gave back most of their overnight surge.
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Spot gold also gave back some gains to hold 0.3% weaker at $1,553.01 per ounce.
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Natan claimed Wayne received the $500,000 but never performed and never gave back the cash.
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The dollar gave back gains against the safe-haven yen on risk aversion, analysts said.
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LL Cool J was excited too as he explained why he came home and gave back.
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He requested a refund, which Overstock gave back in bitcoin worth $77.80 and not bitcoin cash.
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He finished with a 117 OPS+, but his defense gave back all that value and more.
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The firm later gave back its information access rights to Instagram and did not invest further.
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But while crude oil gained Monday morning, oil eventually gave back those gains and then some.
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The movie asks a lot of the viewer, but to this viewer, it gave back more.
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And he gave back generously to the 59th Street elementary school he attended as a child.
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Hurns said it means a lot to him that Nike gave back to this local community.
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Conrad gave back to his community Conrad supported many organizations helping those in need, Ballard said.
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The truth is that most successful people just worked hard, gave back, and constantly went for it.
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One thoughtful Florida teen gave back to her local community in a creative way on prom night.
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Stocks losses accelerated on Thursday as markets gave back a chunk of the previous day's record rally.
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Stocks, however, gave back all of those gains on Tuesday as the Dow dropped about 550 points.
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To learn more about Deming, you might check out this TED talk she gave back in 2013.
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U.S. Treasuries gave back some price gains after Trump's statement, but yields continued lower on the uncertainty.
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The Financials Select Sector SPDR Fund ETF (XLF) gave back initial gains to close 1.3 percent lower.
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However, the stock gave back its strong gains later in the session and closed 3.76 percent lower.
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It was steady at 114.60 yen but gave back about 0.3 percent against the euro at $1.0665.
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Financial stocks gave back 220.46 percent, and accounted for five of the index's six most influential decliners.
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Financials gave back gains from earlier in the session, notching a record 13 straight days of losses.
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Brazil's real, gave back gains from earlier in the session, to trade 0.6% lower against the dollar.
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The Nasdaq Composite closed 0.3 percent lower at 7,805.72 as Amazon gave back most of its gains.
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STOXXE gave back some of their earlier gains, to trade up 0.4 percent as the euro gained.
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When Secret did officially close, he gave back what was left of his VC money to investors.
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After CNBC aired that qualification, the DJIA gave back nearly all of its gains seen on Trump's statement.
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Canopy Growth Corp fell 4.7 percent to C$12.52, while the overall healthcare group gave back 1.6 percent.
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Avon's Sherilyn McCoy saw her compensation rise 28 percent even as the company' stock gave back 54 percent.
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Stocks gave back some gains Thursday, but the was still up 2.8 percent for the week to date.
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The yen gave back a good chunk of its gains, while the euro and franc reversed course completely.
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She also gave back to her community, volunteering as a youth instructor at New Era Gymnastics in Hamden.
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The energy group gave back 1 percent, with Canadian Natural Resources Ltd down 1.1 percent to C$1.773.
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It's a beloved place, and it's just sad to see someone die that gave back to the community.
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In Qatar, the stock exchange gave back early-session gains to be down 0.7 percent at 0709 GMT.
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Meanwhile Royal Mail gave back some of Tuesday's gains, falling to the bottom of the blue-chip list.
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Instead, she gave back with a pizza party at a homeless shelter for women and children in Houston, Texas.
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Energy stocks, hurt by a 4 percent tumble in crude oil prices, capped advances, and gave back 2.2 percent.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also gave back big chunks of their gains before rallying into the close.
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The shares ultimately gave back most of the gains and closed up 19 cents, or 0.35 percent, at $54.78.
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U.S. stock index futures gave back some gains on Friday as investors digested a weaker-than-expected jobs report.
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Australian stocks were down 2649 percent and South Korea's KOSPI gave back earlier modest gains to slip 22014 percent.
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Encana Corp was down 3.6 percent to C$11.20, while Cenovus Energy gave back 3.2 percent to C$9.85.
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Stock futures gave back gains after the report but reversed losses after opening lower and rose to new highs.
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Shortly after, Christophe Van den Berghe refused a star and Frederick Dhooge gave back his star two years later.
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Their goal was to make simple mattresses that improved the sleep experience, streamlined the buying process, and gave back.
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The yen gave back 0.2 percent versus the dollar JPY= after hitting its strongest since October 2014 on Thursday.
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U.S. stock index futures gave back some of their gains on Friday after the release of key inflation data.
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The S&P 93 gave back 1 point Friday, ending the week at 2929, a gain of 0.8 percent.
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After a bounce higher at the open, Winnebago gave back some of those gains and ultimately closed up 4.57 percent.
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UNWINDING SAFE-HAVEN BUYING Safe-haven assets such as U.S. Treasuries and gold gave back most of their recent gains.
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When Slack finally did begin to float in after-hours trading, it quickly gave back about half of its gains.
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In fixed income, government bonds gave back some of the previous day's strong gains prompted by the interest rate increase.
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For 203 years, I gave and gave and gave, even though the gifts New York gave back were never substantial.
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On Tuesday, Maryland's legislature took a dramatic step: It gave back the right to vote to more than 40,000 Marylanders.
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Jones got caught ... and even though he eventually gave back the dirty money -- the situation escalated into a violent affair.
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The dollar initially rose against a basket of six currencies after the Fed statement, but later gave back those gains.
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Mining and other resource companies, which form the materials group, gave back some of Monday's sharp gains, slipping 0.4 percent.
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LME-NI-MNET DOLLAR: The dollar gave back earlier gains on Tuesday after U.S. yields pulled back from recent highs.
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Brazil's currency, the real, hit a four-month high of 2860 per dollar but quickly gave back all its gains.
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Tesla shares were up nearly 3 percent Friday morning but gave back much of those gains, closing 0.8 percent higher.
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The euro briefly traded higher after the PMI data release, but gave back those gains to trade around the flatline.
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After her divorce from Prince Charles, Princess Diana gave back her HRH title and quit her role with 93 charities.
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And I couldn't sleep at night until I gave back every dollar to the people who gave it to me.
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Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei 225 index gave back morning gains to close lower by 1.213 percent, or 37.61 points, at 23,631.88.
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China's onshore yuan slipped 47.8853 percent and the offshore yuan gave back some of the sharp gains it made last week.
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Stocks were volatile again Wednesday, moving sharply higher but the Dow gave back most of 282-point gain by late morning.
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Shares in the company spiked more than 40 percent in after-hours trading, but then gave back some of those gains.
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The stock then gave back some of those gains on concerns the coronavirus outbreak could hurt production and deliveries in China.
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Minus a thin gold band I borrowed from my former roommate and never gave back, I fall in the latter category.
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Teck Resources Ltd fell 21 percent to C$211, while First Quantum Minerals Ltd gave back 252 percent to C$12.03.
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There's this huge wrap which says that the tax cut, what happened with corporations, they just gave back buybacks and dividends.
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But on the 11th hole, the 32-year-old Lewis gave back most of the strokes gained on her birdie binge.
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"We gave back the letter that we have received," Mr. Erdogan said Wednesday during a joint news conference with Mr. Trump.
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"My father, the struggles that he had growing up, that's why he gave back," she said of her Mexican-American father.
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After his death, several high-profile athletes including LeBron, praised Nipsey for being a respected community leader who always gave back.
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U.S. Treasuries also gave back gains, with 26.08-year yields climbing back to 22020% for the first time since last Thursday.
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It's our conversation, too, and it's been going on since Nora gave back her wedding ring more than a century ago.
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Small-company stocks, which have been outperforming the rest of the market for weeks, gave back some of their recent gains.
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Safe-haven assets like sovereign bonds, the Japanese yen and gold gave back some ground after having surged in the Asian session.
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The pound gave back some of the gains made on Thursday after German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Britain had time until Oct.
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The loonie notched its strongest intraday level since March 274.6 at 1.3275 after the data, but then gave back all its gains.
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They gave back gains, however, on concerns that China will require the U.S. to remove sanctions on Chinese telecoms equipment maker Huawei.
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The market had been poised for three cuts this year, and in a convulsive move, it gave back one of those cuts.
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Shares in the computing giant jumping more than 8 percent in after-hours trading, but then gave back some of those gains.
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I had to create a color line that solved all of my color issues and gave back to help save abused animals.
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These charges are partly based on a civil deposition Cosby gave back in 2005 when Constand brought a civil lawsuit against him.
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Major U.S. stock indexes gave back some of their gains Friday afternoon as concerns grew that the House would approve the bill.
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U.S. stock index futures gave back some gains on Wednesday as investors digested the laest round of inflation and retail sales data.
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Mining stocks gave back early gains as copper turned lower, with the sector touching its lowest level in more than 11 years.
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U.S. Treasuries futures dropped 13/32 in price while U.S. interest rate futures gave back gains made after Friday's soft payroll data.
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Stocks rose on Tuesday, the first trading day of 2017, but closed off their session highs as oil prices gave back initial gains.
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Metro Inc gave back some of Wednesday's rally following news it was in talks to buy pharmacy chain Jean Coutu for $3.6 billion.
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The greenback gave back most of the previous day's gains, easing toward levels from earlier this week that were the lowest since November.
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This was just prior to the signing of the Iran deal, which gave back to Iran $150 billion and gave us absolutely nothing.
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Waters is likely to take over as chair of the committee following the midterm elections that gave back House control to the Democrats. Rep.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open Tuesday, as oil prices gave back much of their initial gains and after inflation data.
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Crude prices gave back some of those gains on Tuesday amid a flurry of comments from oil ministers at an energy conference in Istanbul.
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It gave back some of the gains, which had taken it to highest level since Britain voted in June to leave the European Union.
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Colin Kaepernick didn't spend his Super Bowl Sunday watching his old team lose the big game, instead, he gave back to the less fortunate.
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"Special situations" like paper plays International Paper and WestRock also inched up on Friday, though they gave back some of the gains on Monday.
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Margins widened to $14.94 on Thursday, their highest since mid-February, but then gave back most of the day's gains on the French refinery announcement.
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I used this chip to graduate early, start multiple businesses, sit on boards ... and be one of the young donors who gave back to URI.
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"When I saw his face, it made me feel like I gave back to him because he's always giving back to other people," Matthew says.
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I called her to ask her why she gave back her star, and how it is to work with a team consisting of only women.
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The greenback also gave back some of its gains against the Chinese yuan, which had earlier dropped to a one-year low against the dollar.
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Mr. Devine, who declined to comment, gave back as good as he got in the exchange, according to a person who was in the room.
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A fall in the dollar index, which gave back some of its recent gains, helped underpin Chicago crop prices by making them more attractive overseas.
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Last year, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley had to cap the sums they gave back to investors after the Fed said they needed more capital.
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The Japanese yen and U.S. and German bond prices gave back some recent gains while the U.S. dollar and spot gold prices were little changed.
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The Japanese yen and U.S. and German bond prices gave back some recent gains while the U.S. dollar and spot gold prices were little changed.
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The last time the S&P pulled back by 22.5 percent or more was just ahead of the election when it gave back 211.7 percent.
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U.S. stocks rose through much of the session, but Wall Street gave back gains and the benchmark S&P 500 and Dow industrials closed lower.
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The greenback gave back some gains after the U.S. Labor Department reported that producer prices fell in December by the most in more than two years.
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Yields rose across the curve this week, though they gave back some ground Thursday, with the at 0.87 percent and the 10-year at 1.84 percent.
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The euro zone equity benchmark swung into positive territory and hit the day's high after the comments, though it gave back some of the gains afterwards.
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By comparing the places and children who received the shoes with ones that did not, they could work out how much these boots really gave back.
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The market, however, gave back some gains after an interview by Saudi Arabia's energy minister with Reuters raised fresh doubts about a potential OPEC output freeze.
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"The least aggressively priced asset out there is emerging market equities - that gave back all of their outperformance going back to the late 90s," he said.
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The risk-on mood dented appetite for traditional safe-haven assets such as U.S. Treasury bonds and gold, which gave back most of their recent gains.
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In fact, her grandfather, David Rockefeller, the legendary American banker who died in 2017, gave back about $2 billion over his lifetime to various philanthropic endeavors.
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They showed me over 40 years that they're a group of people that care about Shannon Brown, and in return, I gave back to the organization.
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There was a gain of 806,000 Americans either working or looking for work in February; the March number gave back less than one-fifth of that.
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The suit says Wong gave back $640k when the company called her out, but now it's suing to get the rest of the money back ... plus damages.
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But futures gave back some of last week's gains on Tuesday as trading got back underway following the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday in the United States.
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But the real gave back most early gains to trade just slightly higher as investors were nervous that possible changes to the plan could dilute projected savings.
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SPX fell back toward lows seen in February, when the index gave back more than 10 percent in 10 days after reaching a record high in January.
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The gloomy economic scenario offered only limited support to gold, which gave back early gains and dipped 0.2 percent to $1,312.67 per ounce, as the dollar rose.
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Wells' shares gave back the gains accrued on Wednesday in after-hours trading when Stumpf's departure was announced and were last down nearly two percent to $44.47.
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Mining stocks gave back early gains as copper turned lower, with the sector touching its lowest level in more than 11 years and ending 2.4 percent lower.
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Fannie and Freddie were profitable in fiscal year 2018 and gave back billions to the Treasury and will pay another $4.7 billion by the end of March.
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On Wednesday the Dow gave back a 461 point gain in early trading, ultimately closing down 122 points, bringing its week-to-date fall to 2,031 points.
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A pair of Russian curlers gave back the bronze medals they won in the doubles curling event after one of them tested positive for a banned substance.
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He gave back another stroke with a bogey on the 17th hole, and flirted with disaster on the 18th by propelling his final tee shot into the gallery.
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Brent crude gave back early gains and turned lower Friday after a closely watched forecaster said world oil supply is adequate and the outlook for demand is weakening.
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Within the airline sector, Delta Air Lines lost about 6 percent last week, American Airlines Group dipped nearly 3 percent and JetBlue Airways gave back about 1 percent.
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The dollar gave back those gains as investors held out for more U.S. data, said Shahab Jalinoos, global head of FX strategy at Credit Suisse in New York.
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BECKY QUICK: Warren, you spent I believe, $2.9 billion that you gave back to the Gates Foundation last year and the other four family foundations that you have.
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Major lenders National Commercial Bank and Banque Saudi Fransi gave back early gains and fell 1.7 and 2.2 percent respectively, even though their quarterly earnings beat analysts' forecasts.
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The Nashville Predators star, 29, gave back to his community last week, arranging yet another one of his epic, annual holiday surprises — and PEOPLE has an exclusive look.
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The Nasdaq composite erased a sharp gain on Friday as technology stocks gave back rolled over while Amazon slipped from a record high set earlier in the session.
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While financial stocks gave back gains on Wednesday they were still well above their pre-election levels as investors are betting on higher interest rates and lighter regulation.
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Meanwhile, Boeing shares gave back a 1.5% gain after the National Transportation Safety Board recommended the airplane maker redesign the engine covers on thousands of its 737 planes.
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The yen gave back a bit of ground against the dollar as a bounce by recently battered Tokyo stocks slightly improved investor risk appetite for the time being.
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The story of what happens next is Mr. Fishman's short, powerful story: Around this time I learned that American supermarkets gave back 5 cents for every returned empty.
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Shares of Maxim, which jumped about 12 percent in during Monday's trading session, gave back much of those gains following reports that Renesas denied it was in talks.
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Corn, widely used to produce ethanol fuel in the United States, came under pressure on Tuesday as crude oil gave back some if its steep gains from Monday.
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In the UK, industrial-equipment hire company Ashtead gave back its gains of the previous session, losing more than 5 percent after Citi cut its rating for the stock.
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The dollar index, which earlier in the session touched its highest level in two years at 98.371, gave back some gains after the release of U.S. weekly jobless data.
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They gave back those gains and Wall Street shares fell after the New York Fed walked back Williams' comments by saying his speech was not about upcoming policy action.
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But as investors took note of another line in Facebook's Q2 press release, revealing a separate FTC investigation into the company's business practices, the stock gave back its gains.
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The peso gave back gains against the U.S. dollar, with the currency pair trading near levels seen before the debate and was around 19.025 as of 10:04 p.m.
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Currencies had spiked on Thursday after the ECB action but then gave back some gains while the yield on Poland's 10-year benchmark dropped briefly below 2% before settling.
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Currencies had spiked on Thursday after the ECB action but then gave back some gains while the yield on Poland's 10-year benchmark dropped briefly below 2% before settling.
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But by Monday traders appeared to be less concerned, and oil gave back a more than 2% gain to settle little changed, even spending some time in negative territory.
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There was subpar pitching by Luis Severino, who had emerged as the team's ace in the wake of Masahiro Tanaka's struggles but gave back an early four-run lead.
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TOKYO, June 24 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei gave back earlier modest gains and fell into the red amid nervous trading, as votes were counted in Britain's referendum on EU membership.
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Shares of Tesla gave back all of the stock's gains from earlier this week, as uncertainty starts to weigh on CEO Elon Musk's hopes of taking the company private.
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Oil briefly gave back its gains after Novak also said to Bloomberg that the deeper cuts would only be implemented if each member complies with its current production quota.
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The answer the report gave back then was that it could heat up the Earth's atmosphere between 1.5 °C to 4.5°C above the levels prevalent before the industrial revolution.
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But the dollar drifted lower as the Nikkei, which rose as much as 3.4 percent, gave back most of its gains on anxiety over more weakness in U.S. share markets.
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The report, which cited a person familiar with the matter, said founder Guillaume Fonkenell told some of the fund's investors he gave back the money as a matter of principle.
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His deputy Rod Rosenstein gave back-to-back closed door briefings before both chambers of Congress, each of which generated several headlines about the Trump administration's relationship to the department.
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But in early European trading on Tuesday the dollar gave back some of those gains, with currency markets not showing the sort of panic movements seen in other asset classes.
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The dollar gave back some earlier gains against the yen after Politico reported that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin favors Fed Governor Jerome Powell to replace Janet Yellen as Fed chair.
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Heavyweights BP and Royal Dutch Shell were down 3.4 percent and 2.6 percent as oil prices gave back gains made on Friday following an output agreement between major oil exporters.
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"We got on a roll with a bunch of young players, and that run was significant because of the feeling of what New York gave back to us," he said.
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Even though the Dow and S&P 500 gave back their entire gains from the third quarter, Wells Fargo Securities' Christopher Harvey isn't toning down his upbeat forecast on stocks.
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Stock markets gave back some of their recent gains won so far this year on improving global sentiment as the United States and China moved closer to a trade deal.
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But the dollar drifted lower as the Nikkei, which rose as much as 3.4 percent, gave back most of its gains as U.S. stock index futures fell during Asian trade.
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Crude oil prices gave back some last week's gains on Monday, following sharp rises on Friday after the Paris-based International Energy Agency said the market may have hit bottom.
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On Tuesday after President Trump issued a warning to North Korea regarding the country's nuclear program, the Dow gave back its mild gains, and closed the day 33 points lower.
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L.A. gave back a run in the seventh when Arenado singled, went to third on an errant pickoff throw from Brock Stewart and scored when Forsythe misplayed Desmond's grounder at second.
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U.S. Treasury yields gave back some gains Friday after Trump's speech, with the benchmark 23.502-year note yield trading around 211.5 percent and the two-year note yield near 1.19 percent.
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Oil and gas companies gave back 220.16 percent as crude prices pared gains following an unexpected fall in U.S. refining rates and diesel and gasoline stock builds that indicated softer demand.
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It gave back some of those gains on Tuesday on no obvious catalyst, with trading volumes expected to be relatively light this week with many traders and investors on summer vacations.
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While the counseling group gave back some of these initial gains over the course of the 10-year study, they still did better than the other diabetics over the long run.
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LONDON — Oil prices quickly gave back early gains to close lower on Monday after investor concerns about Middle East tensions gave way to a continued focus on weaknesses in global economies.
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Deutsche Bank gave back half of an early 21 percent rise as Italy's UniCredit - the region's worst-performing major bank this year - also fell on general worries about Italy's financial system.
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While WTI crude oil settled up 3.66 percent, well off session highs of over $32 a barrel, in overnight U.S. trade, it gave back some of those gains in Asian hours.
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The commodity then gave back some of those gains on Tuesday, extending its losses after the American Petroleum Institute reported U.S. crude oil stocks rose last week, while gasoline inventories decreased.
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The property sector gave back some initial gains but still remained the best performer, up more than 1.3 percent, as it got a boost from index heavyweight China Vanke Co Ltd.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he gave back a wild letter that President Donald Trump wrote last month warning him not to be a "fool" and "the devil" in Syria.
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It has been a long series of "legal battles and suffering and then decisions that gave back the power to decide over one's own life," Ms. Gallo told supporters on Thursday.
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Egypt's index of the 2330 most valuable shares dipped 20.4 percent as two-thirds of the stocks declined as some of the best performing shares on Thursday gave back some gains.
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The Wildcats led by as many as 12, but a scoring drought of nearly four minutes gave back that lead and the teams went to the half tied at 32-all.
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According to a Fairfax Media article from 2009, neighbours, if they had heard of Parry-Okeden, described her as "quiet and reserved" but also a woman who gave back to her community.
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But after the market closed, Tesla announced its stock offering would be co-led by Goldman, and the carmaker's shares gave back gains, falling into the red in after-the-bell trading.
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Stocks expected to benefit from the Xiongan New Economic Zone rose sharply but gave back much of their gains in the afternoon, as investors again showed wariness over the stricter regulatory environment.
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Euro zone stocks turned negative, with the index of top 20.1 companies down 21 percent by 0.2.01 GMT while EMini futures for the S&P 76.163 gave back gains to trade flat.
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They reached back, and the next thing I know I had a huge folder of music from Stro Elliot and Tall Black Guy, which in turn I gave back to DJ Dave.
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The Swiss franc similarly gave back gains and so did gold to a lesser extent, though the precious metal still sat at an almost seven-year high, just below $1600 per ounce.
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The Swiss franc similarly gave back gains and so did gold to a lesser extent, though the precious metal still sat at an almost seven-year high, just below $1600 per ounce.
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Asian shares fell on Thursday following a dismal day on Wall Street, while the dollar took a breather from this week's rebound and crude oil gave back some of its recent gains.
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The dollar, which was buoyed earlier by reports of a larger than previously expected fiscal stimulus plan for Japan that knocked the yen lower, gave back its gains against a basket of currencies.
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Sprint shares plunged 9% to close at $6.34 and T-Mobile gave back 103% to finish at $59.58 in the wake of a report of the pullout published in Japan's Nikkei Asian Review .
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The yen gave back some gains during the U.S. session as some investors saw the pullback as a dollar-buying opportunity, and before the Federal Reserve concludes a two-day meeting on Wednesday.
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As of midday, the onshore spot yuan gave back some of its gains, changing hands at 23, 143 pips firmer than the previous late session close and 0.09 percent stronger than the midpoint.
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The greenback had a further lift on Tuesday following dovish comments from Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, but later gave back gains to trade little changed versus a basket of major currencies.
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The pitch from one side is a familiar one: The album changed British guitar music, altered the indie landscape, and gave back some cultural muscle to the voices of the Northern working class.
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While the major U.S. stock indexes hit all-time highs Tuesday, health care stocks traded lower on disappointing earnings and gave back some of a post-election relief rally that had lifted the sector.
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"After a multiyear growth run, the comics shop market gave back some of its gains in 2017, with lackluster response to new periodical offerings and, consequently, graphic novel sales," wrote Comichron's John Jackson Miller.
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Sterling, a big riser on the back of bullish economic data on Monday, gave back some of the gains which took it to its highest for more than two weeks against the dollar overnight.
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And bank stocks gave back about a third of their massive gains since the election as the yield curve has failed to steepen significantly and the hope for fewer regulations has faded a bit.
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Asian stocks edged higher for a third consecutive day on Wednesday as investors focused on strong corporate earnings and the dollar gave back some of its recent gains after a rise in political tensions.
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In currency markets, the main mover was sterling which gave back ground after surging on Monday after the Brexit Party said it would not contest previously Conservative held seats in the last UK election.
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Chipmaker Qualcomm rose as much as 5 percent Thursday after news of a deal between U.S. officials and Chinese telecom giant ZTE, but gave back most of its gains by the end of trading.
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Chinese stocks slipped on Thursday and the yuan gave back some of its recent gains against the dollar as a targeted cut of reserve requirements for banks took effect amid the heightened trade tensions.
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G.M.'s shares rose almost 2238 percent on Monday, but they gave back about half of those gains on Tuesday in the face of the administration's unhappiness and its threat over the tax credits.
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Texan hedge fund manager J. Kyle Bass, the founder of Dallas-based Hayman Capital, gave back most of the $700 million he raised from investors for his big pharma short, the Financial Times reports.
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In a wild ride for Stanford, she joined Olson at 13 under after making eagle at the 15th, then gave back both shots when she found thick rough below the par-3 443th green.
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With most European stocks trading cautiously ahead of a policy decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve, the FTSE 100 ended the day down 0.1 percent as the pound gradually gave back some of its gains.
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Miss Connie always cherished the memory, and was proud to learn that Washington gave back to the community after becoming wealthy, donating $1 million to the local Boys and Girls Club where he grew up.
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The pound gave back some of the gains it made on Thursday on the back of German Chancellor Angela Merkel giving Britain 30 days to come up with a Brexit plan, dropping 0.4% to $1.2208 .
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The automaker's shares initially rose 6.2 percent in after-hours trade but gave back some of those gains and were trading at about $211 a share, up 4 percent from the closing price of $202.24.
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On his opening nine, he birdied the par-21 21986th and the par-523 252th, and then gave back the strokes with a double bogey after hitting into the water on the par-269 265th.
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Crude oil futures gave back some of Tuesday's near 2-percent jump that had come on the back of the weaker dollar and expectations that U.S. crude inventories might decline for a third consecutive week.
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Maybe not Monday, as the shock was wearing off and reality setting in of the three-hole stretch in which he gave back six strokes to swing open the door for Willett to waltz through.
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South Africa's rand and Turkey's lira both gave back more of their recent gains, while growing concerns about fraud at India's second-largest state-run bank sent the rupee skidding to a near three-month low.
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"The global theme was marked by a lack of coherent story except for perhaps modest dollar relapse that gave back part of recent gains," said Vishnu Varathan, senior economist at Mizuho Bank, in a morning note.
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There's no need to rush here now, something that the people, by the way, who bought Nvidia at $162 this morning found out as the stock gave back much of its gains and closed at $157.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks on major world markets gave back some of the week's gains on Friday, while global bond yields rose for a fifth day, supporting the U.S. dollar but pressuring commodities and emerging markets.
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Read More: An Alleged Ethereum Hacker Gave Back $3 Million and Nobody Knows Why Since then, the alleged hacker has been returning the funds it took from would-be Coindash investors slowly, and to Coindash directly.
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This was just prior to the signing of the Iran deal, which gave back to Iran $203 billion and gave us nothing — it will go down in history as one of the worst deals ever negotiated.
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This was just prior to the signing of the Iran deal, which gave back to Iran $150 billion and gave us nothing – it will go down in history as one of the worst deals ever made.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares hit a two-week high after the United States and Mexico reached a trade agreement, though they gave back gains during the day to end flat, while autos stocks enjoyed a relief rally.
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Oil services company Wood Group gave back all its gains from the acquisition of Amec Foster announced on Monday, and was among worst-performing mid-cap stocks, down 6 percent, while Target Amec Foster fell 6.4 percent.
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Following Trump's threat to unleash "fire and fury" on North Korea, the Chicago Board Options Exchange's Volatility Index jumped more than 20 percent, but gave back half those gains and sits at close to a historic low.
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"Most investors are optimistic now, but such optimism has somehow been priced in already," said a trader at a Chinese bank in Shanghai, noting that the yuan gave back some of the gains from the previous session.
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But it drifted lower as the Nikkei, which rose as much as 3.4 percent, gave back most of its gains on anxiety over more weakness in U.S. share markets as U.S. stock futures fell during Asian trade.
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Boeing shares initially lifted the broader market, rising more than 1 percent, but later gave back most of that gain after the U.S. and Canada announced they would ban flights from the company's beleaguered 737 MAX jets.
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You have stolen a lot and gave back little to compensate for the wrongs you have done and yes, it has been over 200 years since you invaded our land yet you still celebrate on this day.
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This was just prior to the signing of the Iran deal, which gave back to Iran $6900 billion and gave us absolutely nothing – it will go down in history as one of the worst deals ever made.
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Or think, too, of the young men and women who, steeled by service in World War II, gave back their uniforms after the war and took up new mantles to build and serve the country at home.
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Well, in April 2018 -- toward the end of Mason's rookie season -- Mason fired Young Money "at the urging of a former YM employee" but never gave back the stuff, according to a lawsuit obtained by TMZ Sports.
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I can recite the names of my predecessors, from the woman who gave birth to me all the way to Medalli, one of the Three Sisters whom the sea gave back after the wave that took nearly all.
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South Africa's rand meanwhile gave back around 0.25 percent of the 9 percent it has made over the last week as the market's preferred candidate, Cyril Ramaphosa, has been elected the new leader of the ruling ANC party.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices gave back early gains and turned lower on Friday after the International Energy Agency (IEA) deemed supply adequate and the outlook for demand weakening, sinking even as equities rebounded from a slump Thursday.
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Even though the New York Fed overnight said this is academic, dont take this as any kind of near-term signal, the market gave back a little bit of that expectation but not all of it, Brien said.
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But stock markets gave back those gains on Friday, with Wall Street shares falling, after the New York Fed walked back Williams' comments by saying his speech was not about potential policy action at the upcoming Fed meeting.
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The weaker dollar helped lift crude futures to 2016 highs in early trading, but oil gave back most of its gains after the Energy Information Administration reported U.S. crude stocks rose last week to a fresh record high.
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South Africa's rand and Turkey's lira both gave back more of their recent gains, while growing concerns about an alleged fraud at India's second-largest state-run bank sent the rupee skidding to a near three-month low.
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Investors' appetite for risk eventually seeped through to currencies and fixed income markets, where safe-haven assets like the Japanese yen and government bonds gave back their initial gains, and gold also eased back from its earlier high.
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India, which gave back the title of the world's top coal importer to China last year, has a stated policy of reducing coal imports to zero and is boosting domestic production and efficiency of distribution toward that end.
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Norway's crown, which surged on Thursday after the central bank raised rates and signalled another round of tightening in 2019, gave back some of its gains but remained near 2-month highs against the dollar and the euro.
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The pan-European Stoxx 2.63 was provisionally 0.3% lower at the closing bell, with tech stocks up more than 1.3% while oil and gas stocks gave back 0.5%, having previously surged on the back of U.S.-Iran escalations.
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The two ambassadors gave back-to-back speeches at a hastily called meeting of the UN Security Council, a day after reports emerged that chemical weapons were used in the besieged Syrian town of Douma, in eastern Ghouta.
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Dented by weaker export numbers, Europe's largest economy shrank by 0.2% between July and September In the United States, stocks gave back most of their gains from earlier in the day on Wednesday as shares of Apple rolled over.
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The early miscues appeared to fire up the 15-time major winner, and Woods responded with back-to-back birdies but the relief was only temporary as he gave back those two shots with bogeys at seven and 12.
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Oil prices gave back most of Monday's gains on fizzling hopes of an agreement to freeze output as the world's largest producers gathered in Algeria to discuss ways to tackle a glut that has battered prices for two years.
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Whenever I write about a star who's disappeared, or underperformed, or gone out of popular favor, I think about an interview that Julia Roberts gave, back in the late '90s, ahead of the release of My Best Friend's Wedding.
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New issues put in mixed performances as Metallurgical Corporation of China's 22022% 22-year bonds were trading 20203bp tighter in the morning, but gave back some gains later and were around 22020bp tighter in the afternoon, the trader said.
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Though it later gave back some of those gains, the rally was a sharp break from the nearly relentless declines of recent months (see chart), which had made Chinese equities the world's worst this year in local-currency terms.
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"There was an attempt to rally it and the rally ran out of steam," said Marc Chandler, a currency strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman, who noted the euro gave back its gains after a 20.04 billion euro option expired.
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She said she always knew she would be famous and once gave back a $1 million book advance because she believed in herself and figured she would get more money when she was more famous in a few years.
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There was starting pitcher Jordan Montgomery, who was staked to a five-run, first-inning lead but gradually gave back four and left the game after surrendering a two-run home run to Danny Valencia after four and one-third innings.
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While equity markets also climbed initially, they gave back their gains on disappointment over the lack of details on a new round of cheap bank loans and the ECB's mooted plans to offset the impact of negative interest rates on banks.
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On top of that, she also gave back to the families that suffered a loss during the stadium bombing, in addition to putting on a benefit concert that fans tuned in to watch in solidarity and unity around the world.
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Facebook and Google-parent Alphabet tumbled this week as the benchmark S&P 500 index fell back toward lows seen in February, when the index gave back more than 10 percent in 10 days after reaching a record high in January.
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On a broader basis, the dollar gave back some of its recent gains in Asian trading on Tuesday but stuck close to a one-week high against a basket of currencies as the German political deadlock continued to pressure the euro.
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Tech stocks gave back some gains, however, after Washington imposed new sanctions on a China-based tech firm, its North Korean CEO and a Russian subsidiary, accusing them of moving illicit funding to North Korea in violation of U.S. sanctions.
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Crude oil futures rallied on Friday on reports that OPEC members delivered more than 133 percent of the output cuts they pledged in a landmark deal that took effect in January, though they gave back some of those gains on Monday.
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February 22, 2018 - Valentina Parinova, spokeswoman for the Russian Curling Federation, tells broadcaster Russia-1 that Aleksandr Krushelnitckii and his wife and curling partner, Anastasia Bryzgalova, gave back their bronze medals, after he tested positive for the banned substance meldonium.
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Yields gave back some price losses on Friday after data showed that U.S. retail sales rebounded in October, but consumers cut back on purchases of big-ticket household items and clothing, which could temper expectations for a strong holiday shopping season.
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The City of Los Angeles appreciated Nipsey for so many reasons: He was an activist who supported his community and gave back — without boasting about it on social media — in ways that continue to be revealed as each day passes.
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Oil gave back some of its recent gains on Friday, but was still headed for the biggest weekly increase since early July, boosted by a decline in U.S stocks, a looming hurricane in Florida and an easing of Sino-U.
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LONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - Sterling gave back early gains against the dollar to trade flat on Monday, back under pressure after British general elections that yielded no clear majority for any party and threatened to undermine Brexit talks later this month.
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Italian debt continued to outperform its peers, though it gave back some earlier gains after the centre-left Democratic Party declared on Thursday it planned to remain part of the opposition in the new parliament and not join any coalition government.
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In December, SoftBank gave back its nearly 50 percent stake in Wag, a dog-walking "tech" startup, along with the two board seats it secured with a $300 million investment in the company that inflated Wag's valuation to $1003 million.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar edged up on Thursday, reversing its recent decline, after U.S. President Donald Trump backed a strong dollar, and the S&P 500 gave back gains on the comments before eking out a record-high close.
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Todd, who claimed his first win since 2014 at the Bermuda Championship earlier this month, began with a long birdie putt on the 15th hole but a three-foot par miss meant he gave back the advantage on the next hole.
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Futures for the new "bitcoin cash," an alternative version promoted by a minority of developers, gave back all of an initial 48 percent jump to $422 to drop about 26 percent and trade near $214 as of 4:55 p.m.
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Iggy hasn't had great luck with rings in the past ... she gave back her huge yellow engagement rock from Nick Young after they broke things off, but it looks like it's a different story with the $100k in ice from French.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound on Wednesday gave back some of the previous day's gains as investors took little heart from hints by German Chancellor Angela Merkel that there might be room for negotiation over Brexit as prospects of a no deal loom.
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The safe-haven yen had gained 21 percent against the dollar last Friday as the results of Britain's referendum on EU membership became clear, but in the following days it gave back more than 133.653 percent as risk appetite made a modest comeback.
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SHANGHAI, July 5 (Reuters) - Chinese stocks were mixed in early trading on Thursday and the yuan gave back some of its recent gains against the dollar as a targeted cut of reserve requirements for banks took effect and amid heightened China-U.
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It was a similar story in euro zone government debt markets: the premium investors demand to hold French rather than German benchmark 10-year bonds touched its tightest in six months as markets opened on Monday, but then gave back some of that.
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But the stock markets gave back those gains on Friday, with Wall Street shares ending in negative territory, after the New York Fed walked back Williams' comments by saying his speech was not about potential policy action at the upcoming Fed meeting.
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Until my current relationship, I'd faked every single orgasm with a partner — not because getting there was impossible but because it felt too vulnerable and dangerous to give even more of myself to men who always gave back so little in return.
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The two crude benchmarks gave back some losses in post-settlement trade after industry group American Petroleum Institute (API) reported a smaller U.S. crude stockpile build of 1.3 million barrels last week, compared with analysts' forecasts of a 1.7 million-barrel rise.
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If affirmative actions' effects can be seen in more than just graduation rates but also in the career and life achievements those enable, then Michigan Law's minority graduates did just as well as its white alumni and even gave back more to society.
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The U.S. dollar hit five-week highs against the euro on Tuesday after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen was seen as striking a slightly hawkish tone on rates, before the greenback gave back some gains as the move was seen as overdone.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices on Thursday hit highs not seen since 270, built on the ongoing drawdowns in global supply and as Saudi Arabia looks to push prices higher, though U.S. crude gave back gains in the afternoon to finish lower.
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Over the past weeks, the market gave back all of its 2018 gains and more, interest rates are creeping up stalling housing starts and fear of a trade war with China and possibly Europe could spell doom for the longest peacetime expansion in modern history.
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SHANGHAI, July 5 (Reuters) - Chinese stocks slipped on Thursday and the yuan gave back some of its recent gains against the dollar a day before China and the United States were due to set punitive tariffs on eachother's goods, heightening fears of a global trade war.
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Four of the five Spurs starters scored before the Suns did, but San Antonio gave back the 282-213 lead before using two of four Mills 218-pointers off the bench in the first half to rebuild it to 23.13-223.1 at the end of one quarter.
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The dollar fell from a one-year peak against a basket of currencies to trade just slightly higher after Trump's comments, while the greenback also gave back some of its gains against the Chinese yuan, which had earlier dropped to a one-year low against the dollar.
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As the cryptocurrency weakened and investors bolted from risk-sensitive assets, "it could easily look like a chart that looks like the S&P, because both had a parabolic move and then subsequently gave back some of these gains," Lee told CNBC's "Trading Nation " last week.
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Young led the Texas Longhorns to a national championship and finished as runner-up to Reggie Bush in the Heisman Trophy voting in 2005, although Bush gave back the award amid an investigation over he and his family receiving improper benefits while he was at Southern California.
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As she earned riches and respect in the business world — extremely rare achievements for a black woman at the time — she gave back thousands to the N.A.A.C.P., the Tuskegee Institute, churches and Y.M.C.A.s; she also delivered lectures and helped organize protests against inequality and violence toward African-Americans.
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Hope that the global recovery might at last get some legs helped emerging stock markets last year, but they gave back about seven months' worth of gains in the week after the election, as investors weighed the prospect of Mr. Trump's protectionist campaign language being translated into action.
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After delivering a well-received speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee's annual conference on Monday, Mr. Gantz gave back-to-back satellite interviews from Washington on the most-watched Israeli evening news broadcasts, and handed Mr. Netanyahu's video- and meme-makers ammunition to use against him.
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"It's so unfortunate when you look at a guy who believed in what he believed in, talked about how he wanted to give back to his own community, actually gave back to his community and actually stayed in his community — there's not many who've done that," James told a Los Angeles CBS affiliate.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) gave back-to-back speeches on the House floor expressing their desire to transcend partisan differences.
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Over 400 photos were scanned, 58 of which were false positives for mugshot images—the software often gave back matches with "100% confidence" for individuals "who had almost nothing in common beyond their race" These results square with what we have witnessed time and time again—that predictive algorithms are fundamentally riddled with racial and gender bias.
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On July 25th the DPP-dominated legislature voted to establish a government commission empowered to retrieve assets stolen by political parties since 1945—a move clearly aimed at the KMT, which the ruling party accuses of having (long ago) pinched properties and other state-owned goodies that Japanese colonials gave back to Taiwan at the end of the second world war.
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"First, from a valuation perspective, gold never really gave back the >$130/oz premium to yields it initially built up in early January so a bit of underperformance now seems like payback that is working to normalize its valuation (premium is now down to about $94/oz from $130/oz a week prior)," J.P. Morgan Metals Analyst Natasha Kaneva said.
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She'd merely barnacled to his neck and gripped his cock through his pants while he lost the last six games in a row to Keith Stolarsky, whether willfully or not, Bruno couldn't tell, but he let Stolarsky double him out of each of them and as a result gave back many thousands of the Singapore dollars he'd won, and with relief.
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On Saturday, The New York Times ran a cover story entitled, "Adam Neumann and the Art of Failing Up," which reported Neumann engaged in inappropriate antics like installing an infrared sauna and a cold plunge pool in his Manhattan office that was paid for with company funds, and that he personally trademarked the term "We" to have WeWork buy it from him for $5.9 million worth of stock (which he later gave back).
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Ocasio-Cortez blasts NYT editor for suggesting Tlaib, Omar aren't representative of Midwest Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE (D-Mo.) and Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (D-Mont.) — gave back donations from the PAC dating several election cycles upon the news of the allegations facing Franken.
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