Globally, it says it gets 21 billion views globally a month across all platforms.
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Wrong. It turns out "iconic" and "globally-recognized" can sometimes directly correlate to iconically and globally mispronounced.
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JOE KERNEN: Globally you can see that there is evidence of a slowdown, globally, at this point.
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"If the Libra is aspiring to be used globally, countries must seek a globally coordinated response," Kuroda said.
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Events canceled globally: With borders snapping shut and serious public health concerns globally, countless events have been rescheduled.
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At the global level, CB Insights projects that deals globally will crest just over 2250 in 2250, at $20163 billion globally.
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Which leads to the absurdity Cook described later in his interview with Cramer: If you sell globally, you earn money globally.
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Instagram tests hiding Like counts globally Instagram tells TechCrunch the hidden Likes test is expanding to a subset of users globally.
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They are working with top retailers globally and Samsung selected them to power the Bixby assistant and is rolling them out globally.
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GLOBALLY ZERO SUGAR IS GROWING FOR US. I THINK YOU'LL SEE MORE PEOPLE MOVING INTO LOW CALORIE PRODUCTS, LESS SWEET PRODUCTS GLOBALLY.
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Globally, 78% of CFOs cited cost of labor as their No. 1 future cost, versus 55% globally who cited in in Q4 2018.
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But globally, when you take a step back, we are in a period of time, I think, where we are seeing slower growth globally.
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This buoyed Perella Weinberg to 15th in the U.S. rankings and 20th globally, and Allen & Co to 10th in the U.S. and 15th globally.
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READ: Trump's tweet out some wild memes during the coronavirus outbreak Globally, the coronavirus has infected more than 90,000 people and killed over 3,100 globally.
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Hatching Dragons, a Chinese-language nursery across the city in Barbican, aims to turn toddlers into "globally aware, globally capable" citizens, says Cenn John, its founder.
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The company said it now expects to add 3.703 million subscribers globally in the current quarter compared with 23.70 million paid subscribers globally, according to Factset estimates.
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Software services companies are now competing globally for customers, and Payoneer allows companies to operate globally and get paid locally, according to the company's chief executive, Scott Galit.
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Compared to a century ago, China and Japan are now both highly modernized, globally significant economies, meaning any potential downturn in their relations could have serious ramifications globally.
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Failure to increase AIDS funding would translate to an additional 17.6 million HIV infections globally and an additional 10.8 million AIDS-related deaths globally between 85033 and 2030.
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She wants the United States to be home to globally competitive financial services companies just as it is home to globally competitive airplane manufacturing, technology, pharmaceutical, and entertainment companies.
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"And earnings have been on the rebound globally, and they've been on the rebound globally as a result of the generally improving conditions in the global economy," he said.
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Singaporean, Chinese and Indian universities dominated the top spots globally, according to Wealth-X, with the Southeast Asian city state's National University of Singapore stealing first place (21st globally).
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" Globally, Hickenlooper says Trump's decision " leaves a vacuum.
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Comparatively, "Lego 2" hauled in $171 million globally, less than half of what the original earned, and "Wonder Park," which was released last week, brought in only $23 million globally.
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Around 275 million people globally directly rely on reefs for livelihood and sustenance, and globally they form the nurseries for around a quarter of the world's fish, according to the UN.
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Together, our two brands will reach half a billion users every year and offer access to thousands of transportation operators globally, helping us deliver our vision to solve consumer travel globally.
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The globally decentralized nature of the internet requires a globally authoritative root-zone file for domain names, without which computers would not be able to "find" each other on the net.
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If Apple was going to make a "one bound and you're serious" move into the video content business globally, and the provision of video service business globally, it could make sense.
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These should be deployed — globally — as soon as reasonable.
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"The Tale of Peter Rabbit" has sold more than 45 million copies globally since first being published in 1902, and more than two million of her children's tales sell globally each year.
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In addition to making the service generally available, Microsoft is also rolling it out globally, whereas the preview was U.S.-only and the original plan was to slowly roll it out globally.
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I think the federal level, and even more globally, globally speaking level, every country's trying to set their safety standard for what an AV car, autonomous vehicle, should adhere to, a safety standard.
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Our games have been featured by Amazon and Google globally.
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Over 100,000 infections have been recorded globally, Benkow told ZDNet.
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Globally, it also relies on huge amounts of storage sites.
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Facebook's objective is to grow until it is globally ubiquitous.
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Globally, $155.5 billion of green bonds were sold last year.
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It will be available on Netflix globally on March 17.
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The update is being made available globally, the company said.
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Siemens employed 379,000 workers globally at the end of 2018.
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Neither knew how globally iconic their little illustrations would become.
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Globally, there are only six manufacturers of yellow fever vaccine.
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"That's hundreds of thousands of extra deaths globally," Griswold said.
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It said the training and portal would be available globally.
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Meanwhile, Veriff says it has over 40 paying customers globally.
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The limited series launches globally on Netflix May 31, 2019.
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Globally, estimates range from 6,000 to 24,000 deaths per year.
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Globally, three of the top five smartphone vendors are Chinese.
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It expanded WeWork to 400,000 members across 400 locations globally.
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The ads will appear on Google pages and apps globally.
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Globally, electricity consumption far outpaces new solar and wind power.
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Globally, spending on water infrastructure faces a huge funding shortfall.
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The company plans to add 2,100 net new stores globally.
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With these, Vantage will now operate in 11 markets globally.
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It's innovative designs and exceptional craftsmanship resonate with trendsetters globally.
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Globally, 30 percent of government bond yields are sub zero.
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SunEdison's financial troubles have imperiled dozens of projects underway globally.
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SATC 2 earned $95.3 million domestically and $288.3 million globally.
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In total, some 300 planes in operation were grounded globally.
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And globally, she said Netflix's catalog is in the thousands.
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BMW aims to deliver 100,000 electric cars this year globally.
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Netflix has nearly 60m subscribers in America and 137m globally.
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Some $5trn was wiped off the value of shares globally.
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Both of these are getting rolled out globally from today.
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Online translating is of great benefit to the globally curious.
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ARPU globally rose 26% to 73 cents, the company said.
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It is the default app on "Stock" Android devices globally.
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It has earned $851 million stateside and $251 billion globally.
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Globally, China will release IIP data for October on Tuesday.
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The console is launching globally on March 3rd for $299.99.
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British manufacturing firms increasingly compete globally on quality, not price.
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That trio dominates the luxury market globally - and in China.
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But that barely exceeds the 20% the industry averages globally.
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"Globally, the 'war on drugs' has not succeeded," Annan wrote.
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Globally, Infiniti sold 28,43 vehicles in March, up 14 percent.
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Super Hearts are rolling out globally on iOS and Android.
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It has made 17 investments globally, with 2 in Africa.
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Globally 2bn people lack savings accounts and access to credit.
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It would be the largest company globally to do so.
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There's no word yet on whether it'll be available globally.
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Globally, less than 20% of plastics were recycled in 2015.
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Globally, about $21.5bn of worn clothes crossed borders in 212.
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And climate scientists globally expect it to keep getting warmer.
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It's set to debut on Netflix globally on April 4.
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The company had 3,860 employees globally as of June 2016.
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Are they 230 million subs or something like that globally?
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To Trump, that puts America at a "big disadvantage " globally.
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The feature was rolled out globally in the first quarter.
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Ford expects to complete the restructuring efforts by August globally.
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The bank has consumer banking business in 19 countries globally.
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The automaker had 138,000 employees globally as of March 2018.
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Over 3 million Priuses have been sold globally — 3 million!
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The company announced last week ads on Facebook Messenger globally.
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The group will globally broadcast a "comeback show" on Sept.
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Child marriage continues to plague the condition of women globally.
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App Annie had also previously reported record app revenue globally.
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The incident affected a tiny portion of FedEx customers globally.
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The New Nintendo 2DS XL launches globally on July 28.
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Globally, the business accounts for a third of Levi's revenue.
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Besides, there are still large soybean stockpiles globally, Friedrichs added.
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So far, roughly 80 hand transplants have taken place globally.
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Both models are sold globally but produced only in Britain.
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"Fifty Shades," released a year ago, grossed $571 million globally.
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Twitter went down globally Monday, and it's no mere coincidence.
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Globally, the simulated scenario has a straightforward effect on temperatures.
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SOUTH AFRICA'S LISTERIA OUTBREAK IS LARGEST EVER RECORDED GLOBALLY -WHO
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Now, Facebook is ready to roll out the system globally.
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Spotify has 207 million users globally and 96 million subscribers.
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Estimates posit that approximately two billion people are unbanked globally.
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The company had some 33,700 employees globally as of March.
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Pressure is growing on manufacturers globally to meet recall timetables.
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And globally because the, you know, it's very cathartic, right?
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User growth there grows faster than any other region globally.
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It is one of the largest green bond schemes globally.
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Ted Baker has more than 500 stores and concessions globally.
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Wheat is undermined by high supply and low demand globally.
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There is no globally agreed definition or dialogue about ISIS.
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It is expanding a variety of its U.S. services globally.
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Automobile trade globally is about 3.43 percent of global trade.
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Indoor air pollution contributes to 4.3m deaths globally each year.
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Apple is known globally as a protector of user rights.
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We sold it globally, but it didn't sell well either.
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Globally, that figure tops $70 billion, Apple said last June.
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It is one of the U.S. planemaker's largest customers globally.
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One possible consequence for international markets is lower yields globally.
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Netflix said it believed the new content will resonate globally.
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Globally, the app has amassed more than 280 million users.
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The feature, called Close Friends, has begun rolling out globally.
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The Marvel movie has now taken in $704 million globally.
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The U.S. has a very large surplus globally in services.
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Coal is a leading contributor to carbon air pollution globally.
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Globally, we are looked upon as leaders, but are we?
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Students in America face some of the highest tuition globally.
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Mummification old as the oldest documented civilization and practiced globally.
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YouTube will be increasing the security at its offices globally.
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GroupM said it handles one out of three ads globally.
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He said revenues would top $700 million globally this year.
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Globally, that month was the hottest ever recorded on Earth.
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The company employs about 48,000 people globally, a spokesman said.
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Leadership is 29% female globally, with retail leadership at 36%.
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Globally, it's pretty clear auto manufacturers hit a rough patch.
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Globally, central banks are beginning to move towards tighter policy.
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At the time, it was unmatched globally among small cities.
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The peer group comprises 13 large and globally active banks.
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This position, however, undercuts rather than supports nonproliferation policymaking globally.
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Globally, agriculture is the number one source of methane emissions.
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Oil prices are still set in a globally integrated market.
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Globally, Walgreens Boots Alliance has 220,250 pharmacies across 21 countries.
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We are one of the biggest U.S. dollar clearers globally.
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The linking ability will be available globally through Wednesday's update.
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Globally, children's lives have improved over the past 2628 years.
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The iX3 will be built in China and exported globally.
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Coral reef fisheries are worth $6.8 billion a year globally.
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The organization says it hopes to expand globally by 2017.
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The previous movie, "MIB 3," earned over $600 million globally.
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Duo will roll out globally over the next few days.
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The firm manages more than $40 billion in assets globally.
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"These technologies... are going to be globally relevant," he predicted.
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All bad stuff globally, not just for the Indian subcontinent.
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Thank you to all my fans who support me globally.
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Ted Baker has close to 500 stores and concessions globally.
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This is $18,000 higher than the average expat income globally.
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And shockingly, nearly one in nine people globally is affected.
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His "What Now" tour grossed more than $100 million globally.
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But also, in line with what we've been seeing globally.
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Both SEA players and teams are globally seeing more opportunity.
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Behind the push are governments globally rapidly raising emissions standards.
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LA: I am very concerned about the undocumented people globally.
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Imagine your IoT assets are roaming around the world globally.
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The fund owns 1.4 percent of all globally listed shares.
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He also wants to make Europe a respected power globally.
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The United States is the largest supplier of firearms globally.
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Globally, pet care is a $242.73 billion industry and growing.
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Uber has 91 million active users across its platforms globally.
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US military capability to monitor and strike globally is unmatched.
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Does the latest estimate of 3.4 percent globally make sense?
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"Absolutely, we are going to be looking globally," she said.
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Gilead is running two studies that are recruiting patients globally.
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Demand is weakening globally, not just in the United States.
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Above 2628,28503 kilograms of plastics were produced globally in 22019.
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And it's not just spreading in the U.S., but globally.
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Still, all the new chickpea growers face tough competition globally.
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Samsung has offered to replace all Note 7 phablets globally.
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Today, though we are globally connected, we are lost spiritually.
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But globally, drones are increasingly being used in different ways.
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A clear, uniform, globally inclusive process for reporting sexual misconduct.
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Globally, the death toll surpassed 6,500 on Monday, per CNN.
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Globally, the virus has spread to more than 60 countries.
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Malaysia's Karex Bhd makes one in every five condoms globally.
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GLASHÜTTE, Germany — Globally the luxury watch industry is in crisis.
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PMI said it has about 11 million iQOS users globally.
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The Fed, I think, has to change the tone globally.
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The total number of cases has risen globally past 377,000.
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Globally, the virus has spread to more than 60 countries.
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I plan to continue flying even as coronavirus spreads globally.
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We've made some effort, globally and in our own behavior.
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In America and globally, growth slowed a little during 2019.
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To make local industry globally competitive, it needs global talent.
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SARS killed nearly 800 people globally in 2002 and 2003.
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It still had more than 800 stores globally in September.
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The number of cases have climbed to 83,577 globally Friday.
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Globally, misuse of Facebook platforms appears to be growing worse.
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I'm globally distributed, and that's how I view my citizenship.
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In recent months, Myanmar has grown even more isolated globally.
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It has earned $851 million stateside and $1.86 billion globally.
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As this week's NATO Summit demonstrated, nativism is growing globally.
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Globally, there are approximately 28500 million people with cerebral palsy.
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It did not prevent Molina from participating in sport globally.
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She also works with clients globally to spread her reach.
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Aramco developed and carried out a plan to expand globally.
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It has customers across nine markets, globally, at this point.
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It's also important to invest in globally accessible medical countermeasures.
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The Station program will be wound down globally this year.
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We decided globally that our cause is to fight hunger.
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Globally, iconoclasm has been practiced at least since ancient times.
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India is one of the top exporters of onions globally.
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Thank you for what you've done for the game globally.
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"Globally, a lot of productions are going out," Blau explains.
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Coronavirus originated in Wuhan, China, and has since spread globally.
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It has more than one billion monthly active users globally.
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They also allowed American cars to become more globally competitive.
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Is this the next pandemic — a disease that spreads globally?
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The highly infectious virus quickly spread to 37 countries globally.
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JPMorgan makes about $250 million in annual philanthropic investments globally.
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Tighter emissions regulations globally imply heavier palladium auto catalyst loadings.
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Do you think that Chinese art is well represented globally?
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This feature will be available globally in the coming weeks.
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However, most importantly perhaps, Washington must apply this maxim globally.
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But China stands out globally for its energy and investments.
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The movie has reportedly grossed more than $633 million globally.
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The new rules apply globally and to all ad types.
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The feature is rolling out globally today to Lenovo's device.
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Globally, children account for 27 percent of sex trafficking victims.
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Wild poliovirus type 2 was declared globally eradicated in 2015.
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It only today began globally fact checking posts for misinformation.
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Learn how to scale your startup globally at Disrupt Berlin
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Both numbers dwarf the 197 million users Paypal has globally.
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BlackRock oversaw $4.6 trillion in assets globally as of Dec.
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"Clearly China is an issue for businesses globally," Kennedy said.
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The peer group comprises 12 large and globally active banks.
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There are more than 600 Chuck E. Cheese stores globally.
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Chinese airlines use recruitment agencies to scout globally for pilots.
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And it will unleash the company to do more globally.
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Such advice is typical of client notes from banks globally.
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Globally, the outbreak will cost corporations $12 trillion, he added.
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"This is happening globally," Mr. Zandi, the Moody's economist, said.
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We have no current plans to roll this out globally.
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What do you think will happen globally, nationally or locally?
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What do they think will happen nationally, globally or locally?
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It is globally minded filmmaking that is also comfortingly familiar.
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The French government wanted the ruling to be applied globally.
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Uber has now grown to more than 11,000 employees globally.
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I had the world's first transsexual toy line sold globally.
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"You think locally and act globally with art," Hobbs says.
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There's the ripple effect for our lives and also globally.
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But acceptance by regulators and the public globally remains uncertain.
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Global startups from the country include ESET (among the top 5 antivirus softwares globally with over $1bn valuation), Sygic (a major offline navigation player) and Pixel Federation (among the Top 20 Facebook games globally).
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In 2014, "Guardians Of The Galaxy" grossed $773 million at the box office globally ($333 million domestically), while its sequel grossed $863 million globally in 2017 ($389 million domestically), according to Box Office Mojo.
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"The new administration may look at the commitment globally, at the interest globally in the issue, and decide how it can move forward in ways that are consistent with its own policies," he said.
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Prosus Ventures' investments in food delivery startups globally Prosus Ventures' investments in food delivery startups globally Last year, South Africa-based Naspers led a $1 billion financing round for Indian food delivery startup Swiggy.
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"They are rightly regarded, globally, as the leaders on renewable energy… But on the coal side, that's a huge problem for them in terms of their credibility on climate change policy globally," he said.
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"Those fleets are operating globally, so the charging infrastructure vendors ... are going to have to operate globally [too], because you don't want to ... have a regional patchwork," which would make it too complicated, he says.
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The auto industry is one of the most globally integrated industries in the world — moving raw materials and intermediate goods to build highly complex assemblies from locally- and globally-sourced raw materials, parts and components.
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Currently, Walc covers the United States, with plans to expand globally.
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Animated Bitmoji are rolling out now globally on iOS and Android.
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Simone Biles's globally dominating floor routine from the 2014 World Championships.
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Patterson said Uber's end-market penetration is less than 1% globally.
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By 2017, Europe's most populous country, Germany, ranked just 16th globally.
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Both brands are U.K. based, but the collection is available globally.
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That would make it the region with the fastest growth globally.
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And globally in general to have turkey us on good terms.
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Acer regained ground, finishing fifth globally, on a 2.9% sales increase.
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Currently, it has a staff of 6,000 globally, a spokesperson said.
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According to the group's estimates, internet adoption has steadily increased globally.
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It's our personal freakout and we want to spread it globally.
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The new GoPro Hero is available globally right now for $199.
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WhatsApp, which has 1.5bn users globally, is especially influential in Africa.
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Globally, Amazon is looking to green its operations in several ways.
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Globally, this became "ghetto", with its infamous connotations through the centuries.
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If things go well, it's likely the feature will expand globally.
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In a 2017 redo, though, we should be more globally inclusive.
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Graham -- whose father was a globally known preacher who died Feb.
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Beyond those core markets there's an ambition to do more globally.
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Globally, "Nutcracker" has made $96.7 million, including $61.4 million from international.
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In milestone news, Universal and Illumination's "Sing" topped $500 million globally.
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Porsche sold 35,573 911s and 24,750 718 vehicles globally in 2018.
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ExxonMobil and Shell both base their largest refineries globally in Singapore.
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More than 7 million people globally watched Snapchat's Australian Open coverage.
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Starbucks has five Roasteries globally, and plans to open a sixth.
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Beijing-based KDX is a leading manufacturer of lamination film globally.
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They're DirecTV or they're cable because there's so many choices globally.
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The same study notes, however, that HIV mortality is falling globally.
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Their brutality became ubiquitous, yet also appealed to warped minds globally.
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"Globally, flooding on a global basis has first place," Gore said.
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A lot of these issues need to be worked out globally.
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With enough support a modern payment system could become popular globally.
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All told, only 13% of municipal solid waste is recycled globally.
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South Korea and Japan are vital partners, both globally and economically.
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Birthday stories will begin rolling out globally today, the company said.
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So rich countries are importing a bit more globally made inflation.
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It's rolling out today to all iOS and Android users globally.
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It has now collected $132.5 million domestically and $287.4 million globally.
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Investment in other U.S. regions, and globally, is actually going up.
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The EV market globally is less than 2% of total sales.
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WhatsApp is Facebook's second product to roll the feature out globally.
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Other competitors globally include Practo, Doctolib (which raised $266.7M) and Docplanner.
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As Netflix has expanded globally, this has become a global problem.
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Instagram has enough confidence in the product to launch it globally.
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Currency trading continued globally but volume was expected to be light.
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Facebook began testing the new feature globally over the past week.
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And lastly, today Snapchat begins globally rolling out its Friendship profiles.
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The latest version of the game will release globally on Oct.
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The latest version of the game will release globally on Oct.
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These new emojis will be rolling out globally on Monday, Oct.
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UK-based Vodafone owns majority stakes in dozens of operators globally.
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Nokia currently employs 6,300 people in Finland and around 102,800 globally.
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"He thinks about issues very, very globally," Berkley said of Musk.
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The business is worth $4.6bn globally, growing fast and highly competitive.
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Globally, at least 200m people use digital dating services every month.
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JAMES QUINCEY: I think globally for sure it's the new diet.
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Globally, governments have over $2220trn stashed in state-run investment vehicles.
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Goldman Sachs remains the biggest earner globally according to Thomson Reuters.
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Globally, COVID-19 has killed more then 1,500 and infected 67,000.
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This comes as the pool of negative-yielding bonds deepens globally.
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In 2016, the company's films earned a record $20123 billion globally.
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Cantor and its affiliates now have more than 10,000 employees globally.
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An HP spokesperson said the company currently has 55,000 employees globally.
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Banks globally have been on the backfoot since the 2008 crisis.
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Image; Eijiro MiyakoThe bees are dying globally at an alarming rate.
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Simply put, the bees are dying globally at an alarming rate!
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TC: Are you scanning trademarks globally or just in the U.S.?
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The free update will start rolling out globally on April 11.
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The slavery report estimated that 290 million people are enslaved globally.
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Ketchup alone is a $6 billion business globally, according to Euromonitor.
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You can't really do that globally or it turns into authoritarianism.
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Globally, 1.2 billion people still do not have access to electricity.
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Globally, demand for base metals is highly correlated with industrial production.
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Globally, 61 percent of respondents said they it easy to integrate.
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Forever 212 has more than 800 stores, many in malls, globally.
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Globally, some analysts say it could make more than $800 million.
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Why it matters: Globally, natural disasters cost $337 billion in 2017.
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Globally competitive firms have got better at mastering complex new technologies.
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Mercenaries are resurrecting globally, and war is becoming privatised once more.
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O) has 100 million subscribers globally, while tech firms Apple (AAPL.
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The feature will roll out globally over the next few weeks.
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Globally, 27 cases of wild poliovirus have been reported in 2016.
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Right now, a similar dynamic is playing out globally around privacy.
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Globally, Alibaba's competitors include the likes of Amazon and e-Bay.
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The After Party will go live on Netflix globally Aug. 24.
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Taxify also only in 25 cities globally compared to Uber's 600.
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"The north and south should be the same globally," Guillot says.
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EISEN: IS ONE OF THE FACTORS THAT YOU'RE WATCHING GLOBALLY CHINA?
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"The opportunity is very real in emerging markets globally," he added.
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Globally, as many as 1,500 acid attacks are recorded every year.
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Local telco Safaricom's M-Pesa mobile money product is globally recognized.
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Globally, more than 17 million people live with the motor condition.
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On Thursday, the film had earned an estimated $1.005 billion globally.
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This has helped cushion the metal from falling car sales globally.
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Globally, Osaka Itami airport in Japan is the most punctual airport.
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The company now has a total of 104 million subscribers globally.
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That's a consistency that we are seeing globally across the board.
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Arrogant was the most common word globally associated with Trump's characteristics.
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Hyundai Motor expects annual sales of over 60,000 G70 sedans globally.
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Japan's overall population is now declining at the fastest rate globally.
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It ranked 23rd globally in deals worth $500 million or less.
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In total, Prime members globally bought more than 175 million items.
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Uber had 3.9 million drivers globally at the end of 2018.
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It is also destroying the Olympic values in Russia and globally.
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Only 1 percent of all refugees are recommended for resettlement globally.
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The region is the biggest source of revenue for JBS globally.
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By 2025 that number is expected to be $150 billion globally.
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The fundamental picture globally, however, appears to be grim, analysts say.
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As of June, Huawei had won 50 commercial 5G contracts globally.
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This price tracking is available globally in all languages on mobile.
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Only some 5,000 black rhinos are left globally, the authority said.
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Globally, 32 gigatonnes of energy-related CO2 were emitted in 2015.
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Globally, the picture is less certain and may be most decisive.
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Over two billion camera-enabled smartphones and tablets are activated globally.
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It operates over 100 digital assets for various leading publishers globally.
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They'll roll out globally in a few weeks, the company said.
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It says it pays $13 billion in corporate income taxes globally.
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This new feature is rolling out globally via the Waze app.
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Teva has about 57,000 employees globally, according to the company's website.
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It's also a place where the United States is globally peerless.
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China has the largest number of maritime courts globally, he added.
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We see a big opportunity for market expansion here and globally.
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"In 2013, there were 145,700 measles deaths globally," the WHO said.
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Popular ad platform image sharing platform Instagram is down, apparently globally.
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It operates two production plants in central Japan and manufactures globally.
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Emerging market stocks globally are up 20 percent since mid-January.
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If you think about it, many, many companies now sell globally.
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Ahead, check out six globally-minded brands to know from Marjani.
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That makes renewable infrastructure one of the largest capital expenditures globally.
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Globally GSK's pharmaceuticals business has seen sluggish growth in recent years.
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UMBF continues to be one of the highest rated banks globally.
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The IUCN does not regulate the ivory trade, domestically or globally.
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This debris, called the Cretaceous Paleogene boundary, can be found globally.
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What we announced today is the base model that's globally consistent.
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Honda is Japan's first automaker to develop and market aircraft globally.
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Volkswagen wants to sell 1 million electric vehicles globally by 2025.
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Climate change happens globally and over the course of many decades.
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There are 326 unicorns globally, according to research firm CB Insights.
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Globally, airsoft manufacturing is estimated to be valued in the billions.
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Here the ten most effective advertising campaigns globally, according to WARC.
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"He thinks about issues very, very globally," Berkley told the Verge.
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Globally, manufacturers of turbines and other wind-energy equipment are thriving.
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THIS COUNTRY WAS BUILT BY BEING COMPETITIVE, BY BEING GLOBALLY COMPETITIVE.
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Ironically, that means backing American tech giants globally against their competitors.
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Feedzai uses machine learning to automatically spot fraud for clients globally.
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Hip hop was up too, as listening increased 74 percent globally.
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Dorsey said wider acceptance of bitcoin could help Square expand globally.
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Facebook just announced that it's rolling out reactions globally beginning today.
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Seemingly prudent budgeting in economies like Germany's produce dangerous strains globally.
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Overall investors were sanguine, saying strong earnings were supporting markets globally.
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By the end of the century, it'll be up sevenfold, globally.
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The company has sold more than 13 million hybrid vehicles globally.
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Now, however, TechCrunch reports Apple will be suspending the program globally.
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Therefore, we strive for a globally diverse and culturally competent workforce.
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AND GLOBALLY, I GUESS, REALLY, I MEAN SINCE 903 OR 2009.
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The fund's investments are spread across more than 120 economies globally.
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Views of Earth from space guide people both globally and locally.
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WHO says that incidences of measles have increased 30 percent globally.
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Catch LA serves "globally influenced" seafood dishes in West Hollywood, California.
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Same-store sales for the Coach brand climbed 3 percent globally.
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Let's take a look at the scale of German's exports globally.
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Advanced technologies must be deployed globally to realize positive environmental impact.
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Many of today's trading relationships actually make America more globally competitive.
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This correlates with a reduction in ISIS power and territory globally.
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N was the biggest equity issue globally in the second quarter.
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Twitter (TWTR) - Twitter will ban all political ads globally starting Nov.
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"Globally, we don't see any direct connections between earthquakes," Newman said.
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Globally, however, the trend is not towards a low-water diet.
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Apple globally claims an 82% retention rate, compared with Samsung's 67%.
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Globally, carbon composites are beginning to replace conventional aluminium and steel.
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The company says it now has about 109.3 million subscribers globally.
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That's because agriculture causes one-third of greenhouse gas emission globally.
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There are 185 Reserve locations globally, most of them in Asia.
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Fidget Spinner Here are the top 10 trending searches globally: 1.
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Based on what is available, here's how the numbers look globally.
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In a globally connected economy, money and influence follow that evolution.
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They were much bigger and are still bigger than us globally.
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The problem had affected 35 devices globally as of last week.
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The carrier is planning to offer 1.9 percent more flights globally.
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"At the moment the drivers are not for decreasing emissions globally."
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Globally, more than 50 million inflators have been recalled so far.
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Globally, memory-chip demand is soft, and inventory levels are elevated.
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BP's report comes as urgency builds globally to contain temperature increases.
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No wonder political social media spending is on the rise globally.
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It will launch in China but will eventually be available globally.
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Malaysia and Indonesia are the top producers of palm oil globally.
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Globally, revenues were split almost equally between retail and commercial segments.
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U.S. products became globally competitive, and the U.S. trade deficit shrank.
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Together, they account for 2628 percent of U.S. pork exports globally.
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Tradeweb has more than 2,000 clients globally, according to a release.
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Qatar is a major source of oil and gas production globally.
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As it precedes, the Brexit is actually undermining Britain's position globally.
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If "he" wins we will be in a weak position globally.
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Facebook is predicting these tools will launch globally by the summer.
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Any underappreciated novelists from Mexico you wish were better known globally?
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"Globally, art has moved online in a big way," she said.
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Some 123,000 Model S vehicles globally contain the bolts, Tesla said.
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It grossed more than $288 million globally at the box office.
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Luckily, deadly diseases with the capacity to spread globally are rare.
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Lion Air is one of the U.S. planemaker's largest customers globally.
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Google says the podcasts are available globally, but only in English.
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Globally do you think there are issues technology could be addressing?
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Over four decades later, Zara has more than 2,000 outposts globally.
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Pharmaceutical marketing practices have long been a subject of controversy globally.
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Globally, the figure is expected to fall to four by 2050.
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Currently, the company employs around 100,000 people globally, the spokesman said.
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"Fantastic Beasts" grossed more than $800 million globally as of Feb.
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It employs 30 people in the United States and 1,000 globally.
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Globally, Mexico routinely ranks among the worst countries for prosecuting crimes.
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China and Russia began to reassert their influence regionally and globally.
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Grow globally, deepening connections to markets around the world (Disney Shanghai).
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"This is about every women in every industry globally," said Messing.
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It has grown to be the fourth-biggest smartphone player globally.
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The Android OS controls more than 80 percent of smartphones globally.
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Twitter has made working from home mandatory for all workers globally.
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Mexico's low place among education rankings globally could tumble even further.
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Seth Kugel hosts Globally Curious, a YouTube series on travel philosophy.
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The US ranks third globally in the number of confirmed cases.
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The coronavirus pandemic is having a substantial impact on supermarkets globally.
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I don't see any barriers to us offering our services globally.
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It is true that the pact helped increase Mexico's trade globally.
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And we know that education is on track to improve globally.
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South Korea was previously a major export base for GM globally.
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US stock futures have stabilized, but Powell's language is reverberating globally.
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American business is also the leading innovator globally in many areas.
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Heat waves stole 153 billion hours of labor globally last year.
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In total the estimated cost of NotPetya globally is $1.2 billion.
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The alliance sold more than 10 million cars globally last year.
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Globally, there have been more than 603,000 cases and 7,000 deaths.
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The coronavirus outbreak has infected more than 180,000 globally, killing thousands.
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The analysts do anticipate 1033,1023 U.S. deaths and 1013 million globally.
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To put that in perspective, trend growth globally is about 3.5%.
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More than 113,000 people have been infected with the coronavirus globally.
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The virus originated in Wuhan, China, and has since spread globally.
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The virus has infected more than 110,000 globally, and killed thousands.
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Globally, more than 85033,000 cases and 4,718 deaths have been confirmed.
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As bee populations struggle globally, urban beekeeping is on the rise.
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Globally, over 113,000 people have been infected in over 100 countries.
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"Its platform is already globally distributed around the world," Bartoletti said.
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The British charge could affect its ability to do business globally.
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This pattern could spread globally should other countries decide to retaliate.
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Not only is it happening globally, even in the United States.
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Globally, there are more than 720,000 cases and about 34,000 deaths.
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Mr. Ayivi's globally sourced garments reflect a life lived between countries.
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Globally, more than 343,000 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed.
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It is just over half of unit sales globally, not revenue.
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Others who ship globally may focus on proximity to transportation hubs.
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Marriott International, for example, monitors public posts from its hotels globally.
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The pandemic was responsible for killing over 50 million people globally.
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In response, manufacturers such as Medicom are ramping up production globally.
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SMIC is not yet globally known for its quality and reliability.
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Globally, by Friday, 218,925 cases had been reported in 24 countries.
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Disney+ launched on November 12 and is not yet available globally.
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Gandhi Ji, or Bapu, continues to give courage to millions globally.
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To my knowledge, no other regulator globally has ever done that.
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Smallpox remains the only infectious disease to have been globally extinguished.
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It&aposs made $75 million domestically and over $100 million globally.
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We're the largest food delivery player globally ex China, by far.
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The country ranks among 15 countries most vulnerable to disaster globally.
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In general, 2016 has been a quieter year globally for listings.
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Within a few years, they had become a globally recognized brand.
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Globally, there were 1.4 million cases and 753,000 deaths in 2012.
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Yet the power that Facebook has amassed has raised hackles globally.
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Today there are more than 1,500 LEED-certified Starbucks stores globally.
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"There has been so much central bank intervention globally," he said.
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Either one of these problems would be globally catastrophic to security.
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In 2017, over 85 million cases of Scotch were consumed globally.
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Globally, nearly 3,000 people have died, the vast majority in China.
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Globally, the need for more emissions reductions is even more daunting.
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Just last month alone, the carpool option hit 550,000 rides globally.
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In the past five years, Tech is up 133 percent globally.
|
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The World Economic Forum ranks Spain eighth globally for gender parity.
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In this role, Mejia will expand Reuters demand generation efforts globally.
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Elberfeld cites numbers that show more needs to be done globally.
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Globally, there are 80,000 confirmed cases with more than 2,600 deaths.
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The group says there are 4 million unfilled cybersecurity jobs globally.
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Globally, only a handful of agricultural universities list cacti in curriculum.
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They were wrong: the market is barely more than 1% globally.
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His team, responsible for creating delivery routes globally, was under pressure.
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Rising temperatures are increasing the range of disease-bearing mosquitoes globally.
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MERS has since killed 851 people globally, according to the WHO.
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"Maybe we are seen as a defensive market globally," he said.
|
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Netflix leads the pack, with more than 151 million subscribers globally.
|
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The virus has also spread globally to more than 22003 countries.
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Recently, Roku has also been working on expanding its reach globally.
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Globally, there is widespread dissatisfaction with institutions and systems, she noted.
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Panasonic Avionics is headquartered in California with over 4,500 employees globally.
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And period poverty is still rife in the UK and globally.
|
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Its smartphones compete globally with those of Apple (AAPL) and Samsung.
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Globally, less than one in four members of parliament are women.
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On Thursday, the company announced it's rolling out the feature globally.
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It then paused human transcription globally as it reviewed its policies.
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The values it embodies … are under assault and in retreat globally.
|
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Fundstrat's break-even model assumes an average of 6 cents globally.
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Globally, robots are being used in more areas than just manufacturing.
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Its influence in Washington, and American diplomatic influence globally, is waning.
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Globally, cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women.
|
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But iPhone sales have been trending lower globally for several years.
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Quizlet employees learned, however, that students globally adopt visual study aids.
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America was once the leader in steel production and exports globally.
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Globally, many plastic bottles are made from polyethylene terephthalate, or PET.
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The group estimates there are around 5,700 of the species globally.
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Coffee demand is expected to rise globally in the coming year.
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Amazon has more than 300,000 full- and part-time employees globally.
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Thirty percent of the workers globally were women, the report found.
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Wendy's and its franchisees operated 6,479 restaurants globally as of Jan.
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The survey process will begin in the U.S. and expand globally.
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The cut helped Chinese stock markets rise while lifting sentiment globally.
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Globally, over 113,000 people have been infected in over 100 countries.
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It's a bad day for science in the US and globally.
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Challenges to liberal democracy's checks on popular input are growing globally.
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Snow hiking is growing in popularity as a wintertime sport globally.
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DJI monitors happenings globally and geofenced Iraqi and Syrian locations recently.
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Measles killed 110,000 people globally in 2017, mostly children under 5.
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Globally, net retail space grew 4.7% in the last financial year.
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S. trade war dampens demand for chips and chip equipment globally.
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Funding Circle has lent over $2.6 billion globally over its platform.
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Today, Inkling helps enterprises manage and enable their globally distributed workforces.
|
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Sanders also calls for fighting "inequality, corruption, oligarchy, and authoritarianism" globally.
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More people die in homicides than in wars globally by far.
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Globally, the rare Earth mine industry is dominated by Chinese companies.
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They impact the lives of innocent people at home and globally.
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We mean the ideological hegemonic system that operates transnationally, globally, etc.
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The streaming video company now has 155 million total subscribers globally.
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In 2016, $588m went into research and development globally—85% of the annual R&D spending the WHO estimates is needed globally by 2020 to cut both malaria cases and mortality rates by 40% by 2030.
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"I think everyone is well aware that our travel, economy -- everything -- is so closely linked globally that there would be almost no potential for an infectious disease not to spread globally at this point," she said.
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Facebook expands Ad Breaks to 14 more countries, launches Watch globally on desktop Facebook finished rolling out its video tab globally on the desktop as well as mobile, and is introducing mid-roll advertising to more companies.
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Taken together, a separate category specifically for popular, globally successful films and a more globally oriented broadcast time says the Academy is trying to draw in casual viewers while retaining the prestige of the Best Picture award.
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These numbers are mind-boggling: Google's ad revenue is roughly the same as all print ad revenue globally and Facebook's ad revenue nearly topples all radio ad revenue globally The 12 companies behind the Big Five — Yahoo!
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Netflix is taking steps to dominate the world of digital streaming globally.
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Colored status backgrounds are rolling out globally over the next few days.
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This might sound silly: companies like Pantone exist to standardise colours globally.
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Globally, the rate has fallen by 20143% from its peak in 1994.
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Silicon Badia is a venture capital firm investing in technology companies globally.
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Ban said he urged political leaders to think as globally as possible.
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Globally, the rate has fallen by 38% from its peak in 1994.
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Disney estimates a weekend total of $401.8 million for Civil War globally.
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Only 200,000 high-end Oculus Rift headsets were sold globally (see chart).
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Facebook is the number 24.01 ad publisher globally, behind Google, eMarketer estimates.
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It will roll out globally in "the coming weeks," the company said.
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The system is available globally, and it officially went live in 2016.
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TechCrunch comment: Scepsis is killing people almost as much as cancer, globally.
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The bans come as various forms of cryptocurrency face regulatory crackdowns globally.
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Namrata Udeshi knows how to globally analyze the proteomics of human cells.
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Its more than 2100 million members globally spend above average on Amazon.
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"We&aposll see far more of (that) globally, I hope," she said.
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In the past 15 years, malaria deaths globally have dropped 60 percent.
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Plus, that pool of potential consumers is growing globally by the minute.
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The industrial solutions business has about 13,000 employees and 30 plants globally.
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GM has said it plans to offer 20 EVs by 2023 globally.
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The highlights: Over five million Google Cardboard viewers have been shipped globally.
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No automaker can compete globally without a compelling stable of electric cars.
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I don't think International terrorism can be fought on one's own, globally.
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Globally, millions of cameras are deployed by companies and organizations every year.
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" He said the redesigned Focus will be "globally sourced, primarily from China.
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Last year's "X-Men: Apocalypse" underperformed its predecessor by $200 million globally.
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It went top ten globally during Jersey Shore's run, including in Canada.
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Kaspersky said his company's revenues would top $700 million globally this year.
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But unfortunately, this type of political extremism and xenophobia is spreading globally.
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We don't have any, like, globally standard public set of revenue shares.
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Fiat Chrysler is a distant fourth in US sales and eighth globally.
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In that way, she's neither an obscure/cult figure, nor globally recognized.
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Despite unremitting losses, the number of bee colonies globally has held steady.
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The ISM shows the manufacturing sector globally is riding tailwinds for now.
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Women won 12 percent of funding rounds between 2010 and 2015, globally.
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You can see the PMI for net export orders is tanking globally.
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JAMIE DIMON: Okay, so when I say suppress, I mean globally suppress.
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Snappables will start rolling out on iOS and Android globally this week.
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For Starbucks, the alliance will facilitate the spread of its products globally.
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Singapore is the first globally to have close to 300 digital displays.
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Hundreds of millions of people globally check TripAdvisor when making travel decisions.
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Be smart: Soccer is still number 1 globally and it isn't close.
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I got a lot of attention globally from that, in a sense.
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The film now has nabbed $298.4 million domestically and $768 million globally.
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Since launching in 2014, Toyota has sold about 10,000 Mirai cars globally.
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Obesity is major public health problem in the United States and globally.
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Is it globally illegal to elect leaders that aren't old white dudes?
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Waze says carpool customers completed more than 550,000 rides globally last September.
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It affects over 500,000 women and results in nearly 275,000 deaths globally.
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Many of the funds such as IFM also invest in infrastructure globally.
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She focuses on technology and regulation issues in the U.S. and globally.
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This is New York City; this is the capital of capital, globally.
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Now just over a quarter of its aid globally is cash-based.
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He is one of Britain's most globally prominent but domestically-divisive politicians.
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Around 0003 billion chicks are killed each year globally, according to estimates.
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She has also emphasized the importance of expanding Taiwan's trade ties globally.
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With rising incomes and smaller families globally, travel is ever more popular.
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Kanopy says it's already working with more than 4,000 public libraries globally.
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Its banks are among the biggest financiers of coal-related projects globally.
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About 64 million tonnes of the metal were produced globally last year.
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And that trend of harassment is something young people are noticing globally.
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That is why florists rely on both domestic and globally sourced products.
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Globally, policy is slowly but surely becoming less supportive of boom conditions.
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Currently, more than $15 trillion worth of bonds globally carry negative yields.
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The changes will roll out globally in coming days, the company said.
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I mean, Coke Zero Sugar is much bigger than Diet Coke globally.
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As of last weekend, the movie had brought in $543 million globally.
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Currently, more than $1613 trillion worth of bonds globally carry negative yields.
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Answer: (The government disruption) will lead to slower growth this year globally.
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Most physical oil trades globally are hedged using those two crude derivatives.
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Shaking up the market for commercial offices globally is the firm's mission.
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"More policy action is needed globally to strengthen demand," the report said.
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Pain drugs are the second-largest pharmaceutical class globally, after cancer medicines.
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, Black Panther has earned $426.6 million globally.
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Facebook and Google pull in a fifth of all ad revenue globally.
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TC: Don't companies need to worry about competition globally from the outset?
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It is not just that banks have over $20173trn of assets globally.
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The most popular holiday artists globally are Michael Bublé and Bing Crosby.
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Sigfox is battling LoRaWAN to become the standard for IoT networks globally.
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As always, there's no guarantee the tool will ever be released globally.
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Globally, white-nationalist terrorism is far less deadly than the jihadist variety.
|
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Deloitte said about 2.5 million headsets would be sold this year globally.
|
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For instance, in 1991 "Beauty and the Beast" earned $424.9 million globally.
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The US has one of the highest numbers of active volcanoes globally.
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Globally, Apple tells the WSJ that it now has 36 million subscribers.
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The larger company already works with 500,000+ customers globally, and 75,000 partners.
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The Moto G phones are launching globally, except for the G1493 Plus.
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The yield rise has been capped by dovish central bank policy globally.
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So, globally, those forces that we're behind are no longer behind us.
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Representation of women globally increased by 0.7 percentage points year over year.
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Globally, however, it seems the coffee chain has made no such promise.
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WM: Insight does everything globally out of one office in New York.
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Eating without context ignores the damage that America's imperialist past wrought globally.
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Our customers, which are predominantly Fortune 1000 customers, are deployed everywhere globally.
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Walmart announced it would close 249 stores globally and cut 16,000 jobs.
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Analysts estimate Airbnb brought in more than $3 billion globally in 2018.
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That Southeast Asian art is making waves globally is not in doubt.
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Go deeper: Esports market expected to surpass $1 billion globally in 2019
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The second, which occurred in late 2014, hit 500 million users globally.
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There's no word yet on when the feature might be available globally.
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"Xiaomi is our hardware partner for launching Oculus Go globally," Barra said.
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Some 330 such firms exist globally, according to CBInsights, a data provider.
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Globally, the limit will be 20 chats, according to the Indian Express.
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Why'd you choose to focus on American youth, versus young people globally?
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Both made globally recognized products and changed the way we use technology.
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"Our aim is to having more stores globally than McDonald's, " he said.
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It was the fastest mobile game to reach 10 million downloads globally.
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I was responsible for the launch of all of our products globally.
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Manufacturing data has been weaker globally and U.S. manufacturing is also slowing.
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Globally, the company now has four movies that have topped $1 billion.
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Globally, manufacturing is in a funk in many parts of the world.
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The companies ultimately want to deploy a large fleet of robotaxis globally.
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Apple memorably described its iPhone as essential in a globally warmed world.
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Globally, more than one in 1203 pregnancies will end in preterm birth.
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The globally traded Brent was up 2.55 percent at $34.60 a barrel.
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Industry research shows that sneaker sales rose 10 percent globally last year.
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He helped educate millions globally about animals' needs and ways of life.
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More than 700 cities globally are part of the Connected Citizens Program.
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We've grown sales year over year — both in the U.S. and globally.
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Globally, the fast food giant plans to add 750 restaurants in 2019.
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It picked up an additional $53 million globally between Monday and Thursday.
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Lung cancer, the biggest cancer killer globally, is the top commercial opportunity.
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Facebook has artificial intelligence that it uses globally to detect problematic posts.
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The International Drone Racing Association (IDRA) launched and began ranking pilots globally.
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Twitter says the upgraded look will begin rolling out globally starting today.
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HS: I can't tell you globally, every city is different, you know.
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Still, more than 1 million Pax 2 vapes have been sold globally.
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"The region is not unaffected by what's going on globally," Selassie said.
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More than 30,000 people have now been infected with the virus globally.
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Financial services Credit Suisse and Allianz look at wealth globally every year.
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Globally, pneumonia kills nearly 1 million children under five years of age.
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Nintendo also plans to release its next console globally in March 2017.
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Forbes listed him No.32 on its rich list of billionaires globally.
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Worries about a regulatory clampdown globally have sent investors scrambling to sell.
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Who else is posting these types of comps in this environment globally?
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"A big part of personalization is finding taste communities globally," Yellin said.
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The intranet software has on-boarded more than 4 million users globally.
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Globally, 2014, 2015 and 203 were the three hottest years on record.
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Yet it said billionaire growth globally is slowing along with the economy.
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It's good enough that it held its own against globally-ranked players.
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Globally, 39 million people are blind and 246 million have low vision.
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Didi is the biggest ride-sharing firm globally by number of trips.
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We are all sitting at the same boat, in that question, globally.
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We are all sitting at the same boat, in that question, globally.
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Nearly 1.2 million refugees need resettling globally to third countries, he said.
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Globally, the threshold for people impacted differs depending on a country's population.
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The International Labor Organization estimates that 211 million people are trafficked globally.
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So we can really become the most significant platform on film globally.
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Starbucks plans to eliminate plastic straws at its stores globally by 2020.
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The globally traded Brent futures fell 2.54 percent to $2398.57 a barrel.
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Canadians are less rich than Americans and have fewer globally famous brands.
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Finally, they want to expand globally by growing a channel partner system.
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I consider it a huge issue that has to be addressed globally.
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Many financial analysts describe an investment bubble in food delivery markets globally.
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Amazon currently has more than 80,000 automated robots in its warehouses globally.
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There are international standards that must be maintained for all vessels globally.
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TC: The supplements market is an $82 billion market globally, says McKinsey.
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Bike-share company Ofo has logged more than 32 million rides globally.
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The rouble was one of the best-performing currencies globally in 2016.
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The new feature is now rolling out globally, but only in English.
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Globally, the deficit was $621 billion, up 12.5 percent year over year.
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"Forty-one percent of transactions globally are happening across devices," he said.
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Could social media be a way to try and build goodwill globally?
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This issue is not regional, it's global, and should be confronted globally.
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Globally, well-defined "escape clauses" are acceptable, provided they are tightly defined.
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Perhaps most importantly, both countries are recognized globally as important constitutional democracies.
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Globally, Netflix counted around 139 million users at the end of 2018.
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As dictatorships have solidified their hold, so, too, have resistance movements globally.
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Globally, some 36.7 million people are living with HIV, according to UNAIDS.
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"Our aim is to having more stores globally than McDonald's ," he said.
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This one-year pilot program is the first of its kind globally.
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Globally, an estimated 2 billion adults lack access to formal financial services.
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Globally, 72% say they trust their employer to do what is right.
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The attacks have prompted regulators globally to press banks to bolster defenses.
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So those are sort of the three major debates going on globally.
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Now, we at GenieBelt are seeing traction from users and customers globally.
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On an interest rate differential basis, the U.S. looks more attractive globally.
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They're even gaining some ground globally in places like Beijing and London.
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In all, Naspers has committed $1 billion to food delivery companies globally.
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The organization, International Social Services, operates in more than 73 countries globally.
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MartyrLoserKing is poignant and contemporary, calling forward issues that affect us globally.
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It aims to sell over 200,000 of the vehicles globally next year.
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Thanks to a solid international showing, the film commanded $281.5 million globally.
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My bet is, globally, under 1,000 people have read the whole thing.
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"That will change how Americans, and people globally, get around," Harris said.
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Now, with cigarette use declining globally, he is deepening his campaign. on.wsj.
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Globally, migrants are three times likelier to file patents than non-migrants.
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It would have little effect globally unless all the major countries agreed.
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Today the cancer therapeutics space is worth more than $100 billion globally.
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Another factor that weighed on cryptocurrency prices included increased regulatory scrutiny globally.
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Globally, the offshore industry is set for expansion over the coming years.
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Pokemon Quest first hit app stores globally in the summer of 2018.
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Losses spread globally, sending the Dow Jones industrial average down 1.58 percent.
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Lens Studio is available globally, but only in English for the moment.
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The company said Monday it now has about 109.3 million subscribers globally.
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Nelson said she sees this characteristic repeated globally among women in power.
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It has 400 employees globally, with $140 billion in assets under management.
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These trends are the symptoms of significant social and economic shifts globally.
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"Scale is key to cost reduction, especially when operating globally," he said.
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Globally, it is planning roughly stable capital expenditure of 12.7 billion euros.
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Its European footprint covers some 115,000 homes, and some 300,000 rooms globally.
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Consider another measure: Gini Coefficients, a globally accepted indicator of wealth distribution.
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When Bill Clinton left office, he was a popular, globally respected figure.
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It will become available to stream globally on Netflix on November 27.
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Pictures and Village Roadshow Pictures will produce and globally distribute the film.
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Globally, autos face a technology revolution unprecedented since the early 20th century.
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Globally competitive industries are rapidly adopting digital technologies and data driven innovation.
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The challenges are absolutely enormous in every aspect of their lives, globally.
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The WHO estimates that 390 million dengue infections occur globally each year.
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Indeed, pursuit of free and fair trade globally was never more desirable.
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Spotify has 207 million monthly active users globally and 96 million subscribers.
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The company added its foam cups will be eliminated globally in 2020.
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It could work globally, too, even if the odds remain against it.
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The agriculture sector is a top contributor to greenhouse gas emissions globally.
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However, he believes that about 3% of the population globally has it.
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Uber is in 450 cities globally, up from 311 a year ago.
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Globally, dealmaking surged 239 percent to almost $20163 trillion, the data show.
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Lupron, which is marketed globally, has been a highly successful pharmaceutical product.
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As of September 25, Instagram had 22 million monthly active users globally.
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"There is a lot of uncertainty both globally and domestically," Sanborn said.
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It plans to open 450 shops globally by the end of 2022.
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Pictures taken by grant recipients will be distributed globally on Reuters platforms.
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Nokia currently employs about 6,850 people in Finland and around 104,000 globally.
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Sydney is now in the top five cities for Airbnb users globally.
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With Beidou, China intends to compete globally with the U.S. GPS system.
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OPEC's oil exports represent about 60% of the total oil traded globally.
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Uber's top three cities globally by volume are all in Latin America.
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That will likely make it the biggest, most-intensive breeding farm globally.
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The total number of Coinbase users globally now stands at 13.3 million.
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The healthcare system's a complete mess in the US, and probably globally.
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Samsung said there have been 35 cases of battery-related issues globally.
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Per Greenfield: Spotify has globally scaled its direct-to-consumer subscription business.
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Popeyes' same-store sales were up 9.7% globally in the third quarter.
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"Joker" currently stands at $737 million globally, while "Deadpool" earned $13 million.
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Air pollution is one of the biggest threats to child health globally.
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"He's certainly managed to present a very different face globally," Baptist said.
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The new models are to be rolled out globally at 8 a.m.
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That gives the country more influence over how the technology evolves globally.
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Communist Party leaders want to nurture brands known globally for their innovations.
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Singapore has been lauded globally for its approach in managing the outbreak.
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Emergency central bank rate cuts globally only added to the investor panic.
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Globally, 245,000 people have been infected and more than 10,000 have died.
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Globally, the coronavirus outbreak has infected more than 179,000 people, killing thousands.
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There are now 615 million devices blocking ads globally, according to PageFair.
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The United States is the largest donor of funds for contraception globally.
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But it's still not sure what role it wants to play globally.
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The openings will bring Lego's store tally to nearly 600 locations globally.
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It also has other offices across China, and globally, including Silicon Valley.
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The new monitoring system will extend globally by the end of March.
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About a fifth of the oil consumed globally passes through the strait.
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If we look globally, we're 2:1 almost bigger than anybody else.
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"Hundreds of journalists jailed globally becomes the new normal," the report said.
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Doing so would amount to government finance, something central banks globally avoid.
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Globally, the London and Paris markets both saw significant declines, as well.
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But these products are more expensive than the commodity versions traded globally.
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GM has said it plans to offer 20 EVs globally by 2023.
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" What's genuinely new, he said, "is that they are increasingly globally networked.
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You have to know, this might not even be that cool globally.
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Globally, it's rhinos, elephants and gorillas that are among the most threatened.
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If this monster thinks globally, however, he is committed to murdering locally.
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It has infected over 100,000 people and killed more than 4,000 globally.
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Don't expect it to roll out the same perks globally just yet.
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The public demand for equipment such as face masks has swelled globally.
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Sport events have been either cancelled or postponed globally in recent weeks.
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Globally, the disease has infected 585,040 people and led to 26,818 deaths.
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Globally, infections have topped half a million with more than 20,000 deaths.
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Globally, 245,000 people have been infected and more than 10,000 have died.
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They are expected to impact most of the automaker's salaried workforce globally.
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But the risk of Ebola spreading globally remains low, the agency said.
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Netflix and Spotify are among the top services targeted by hackers globally.
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Here are some scenarios for how the pandemic could end globally. 22.
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The agency said the spread of the virus globally prompted its decision.
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The epidemic has shown no signs of slowing, with deaths mounting globally.
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Total confirmed cases globally have surpassed 80,200 with at least 2,704 deaths.
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Globally, Starbucks frequently announces partnerships tied to charity and social justice missions.
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More than 12,000 cases of the new coronavirus have been reported globally.
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Marie NDiaye is globally recognized so this probably isn't a great answer.
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Some analysts have asserted that banning Huawei could impact 25G's rollout globally.
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Friends can play against one another or compete globally for bragging rights.
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It has agreements with 22019 countries, meaning low tariffs for exporting globally.
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Extremists often step up terror attacks during Ramadan globally and in Somalia.
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"We're looking at a globally significant fire season in Australia," he added.
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However, "The Mandalorian" isn't available yet globally, making the chart slightly misleading.
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It is due to be released globally and on Netflix in September.
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The collection is available globally online and at Selfridges in the UK.
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Yields on government bonds fell globally, while the S&P financial index .
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For comparison, approximately 70% of all households globally had access in 2013.
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The Oscars generated 24.2 million tweets globally throughout the night, Twitter said.
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It will focus initially on Japan with a view to expanding globally.
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It's a successful, billion-dollar company that competes globally every single day.
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Globally, it has infected over 31,400 people across 25 countries and territories.
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Shipping lines have also had trouble replacing crews globally after long voyages.
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Over 8 million sellers are on Amazon globally, according to Marketplace Pulse.
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Pandora opened 21 stores in 26.8970 and now has 1,600 stores globally.
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"Globally, it was portrayed that the Bahamas was devastated," Mr. Christie said.
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Its goal is to produce and distribute 100,000 jackets globally in 2020.
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Globally, RPA has emerged as the fastest growing market in enterprise space.
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The overwhelming majority of cases globally are still centered in mainland China.
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The vast majority of cases globally are still centered in mainland China.
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"We're very interested in expanding globally," said Andre Haddad, CEO of Turo.
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That means nearly 0003 percent of all deaths globally were sepsis-related.
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His hours of talks in Pyongyang didn't get that much attention globally.
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North Korea was condemned globally for its latest nuclear test on Sept.
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A 18903 study found microplastics in 81% of tap water samples globally.
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The German export juggernaut has a 2202-percent current account surplus globally.
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The researchers examined hundreds of recordings from libraries and private collections globally.
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But globally, even more are being built and labeled as green energy.
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We've made the decision to stop all political advertising on Twitter globally.
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North America recorded the highest load factor globally, at about 83.5 percent.
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Looking at the world globally, it's being touched all over the place.
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It said the funding would help with its plans to expand globally.
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Globally, by then, athleisure should be a $350 billion market, he predicted.
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The Average Go developer earns an average of $109,483 per year globally.
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Chinese buyers are increasingly impacting residential and commercial real estate markets globally.
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It would be a globally-focused fund to invest in technology companies.
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So our export is mainly used for China Chinese export to globally.
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So sustainability of debt globally of that trend is clearly an issue.
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Globally, raising livestock accounts for nearly 15 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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And so we know globally that students do value American higher education.
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It's really in the manufacturing sector so far, and that's happening globally.
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"The Force Awakens" earned over $2 billion globally and $936 million domestically.
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Regulators globally have been taking a closer look at the cryptocurrency industry.
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Globally, the sector accounts for 40 percent of agricultural GDP, says ILRI.
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Globally, the fairy tale remake has soared past the $1 billion mark.
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Today, Facebook boasts a user base of more than 2 billion globally.
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Investments Deutsche AM's investment processes are highly formalised and consistently applied globally.
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Though the impacts of NotPetya were felt globally, the attacks began locally.
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The lowest globally recorded number was set at 3,7023 casualties in 2013.
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"The Mummy" jumps from number 19 at home to number 11 globally.
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The first three seasons are available to stream globally on Prime Video.
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The chain still expects to open roughly 2,300 net new locations globally.
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Peele's follow up to "Get Out" has now made $174.5 million globally.
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Even now, though, the change won't roll out globally until next year.
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Taken together, these reforms would make the U.S. tax code globally competitive.
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Globally, countries including Israel and Ireland also have fees on plastic bags.
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They think globally but don't know how to talk to their neighbors.
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Based in Leawood, Kansas, AMC has more than 1,000 movie theaters globally.
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These issues should be addressed seriously not only domestically but also globally.
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She lacks the globally progressive view that I want in a candidate.
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Digital advertising of tobacco products remains a gray area for regulators globally.
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It killed 210,83 people globally in 28, mostly children younger than 215.
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The structural decline in bond yields globally is by no means over.
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Globally, most commercial airline pilots refresh training in simulators every six months.
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That's an issue that's been out there for the whole industry globally.
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If you think about it, what many, many companies now sell globally.
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"We looked at who's doing these kinds of tours and and the number of people booking…and we found that globally, based on triangulating that, there are about 700 million people globally booking culture-forward experiences," said Robinson.
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"The continued loss of wilderness areas is a globally significant problem with largely irreversible outcomes for both humans and nature: if these trends continue, there could be no globally significant wilderness areas left in less than a century."
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About 275 million people globally directly rely on reefs for livelihood and sustenance, and globally they form the nurseries for around a quarter of the world's fish, according to the UN. CNN's Ben Westcott contributed to this report.
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Why it matters: Globally, humans are increasingly expected to live longer and healthier.
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The U.S. dollar has traditionally been the currency used for oil deals globally.
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If you have not experienced multiculturalism, you cannot be effective in leading globally.
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But I think globally you can do a lot for $226.2, for $281.8.
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It is a priority to small family businesses and businesses that interact globally.
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We look forward to expanding our assortment of Apple and Beats products globally.
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For a graphic on Bloomberg's efforts to reduce tobacco use globally click tmsnrt.
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More globally exposed, cyclical industries like technology and industrials are proving most vulnerable.
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Globally, forced labor generates an estimated $150 billion in illegal profits every year.
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Four studies have concluded that water vapor in the atmosphere is increasing globally.
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So to test that further, Rocha and his team extended their dragnet globally.
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The bank also prefers what's known as "value stocks" over "growth stocks" globally.
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Globally, 8.6 percent of deals leaked, which was just shy of the record.
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The new version of Bird Box will be available globally in several weeks.
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"The EU referendum has dominated things globally," said Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Asa Bridle.
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There is politics globally, there is a level of hypocrisy that takes place.
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Security Center is now rolling out globally to all G Suite Enterprise admins.
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Globally, it tied for the hottest month of the hottest year on record.
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It now have over 101 million ad-supported users in 65 markets globally.
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Widely screened, top matches are accessible globally, while street football is played universally.
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Globally, it's about $5.2 trillion per year, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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I challenge you to find people globally that are as good as Kaiit.
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Globally, HIV infections have been falling since AIDS-related deaths peaked in 2004.
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These charges do not affect our ability to conduct our current business globally.
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This chimes with an overall robust reporting season for major developed markets globally.
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Globally, traditional autopsies are becoming less frequent, both for adults and for children.
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Indeed, the company is largely a customer service business focused on shipping globally.
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