Ingredients1 handful cherry tomatoes, halved 1 handful Mediterranean olives, halved 1 smaller handful of caper berries, halved Olive oil Filets of bacalao (one serving is about the size an iPhone)Instructions1.
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Over the past half-century, fatality rates in automobile accidents have been halved and then halved again.
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And a U.S. federal tax credit for customers, halved earlier this year, will be halved again at the end of June.
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Six months after hitting that target, the tax credit gets halved, to $3,603, for six months, then halved again, to $1,875, for another six.
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Servings: 4Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 1 hour for the broth:103 carrot, peeled and halved crosswise1 piece celery, halved crosswise1 piece kombu8 cups vegetable stock for the fish:1 fish head, halved (about 10 ounces)6 ounces fish bones to serve:2 scallions, thinly sliced1 lime, thinly sliced 1.
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It has halved its 2019 growth estimate to 0.5 percent.
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Its net loss nearly halved from $210.2 million in 2016.
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The company's shares have halved in the past six months.
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In Beijing, participation numbers have halved over the last decade.
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It also halved tariffs on Turkish steel imports to 25%.
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Since it was set up, murders have more than halved.
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Its exposure to manufacturing and financial sectors more than halved.
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In America, astonishingly, it has halved since the late 1960s.
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Meanwhile, the stack's weight and size have been almost halved.
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The primary deficit more than halved to 1.2% of GDP.
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Last summer, bitcoin's annual rate of supply creation was halved.
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However net outflows at Pimco nearly halved compared to 6.853.
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They have more than halved in the last one year.
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Violent crime in the city halved between 2009 and 2012.
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That's down a whopping 45 percent from 2004 — almost halved.
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Halved 8 bamboo skewers To make the Spring Rolls: 1.
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Net profit almost halved to 16.3 million euros ($18.07 million).
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A larger payroll has halved his profits from last year.
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Through the sale, Shell halved its stake to 20 percent.
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The company's share price has more than halved in value.
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Import duties on certain cosmetics were halved to 5 percent.
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Prices for U.S. corn have halved from three years ago.
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The stock has more than halved so far this year.
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Its vote share has halved over the past two decades.
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Cleveland has halved its county jail population, to about 1,000.
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Oil prices have almost halved since the start of 2020.
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Reported pretax profit more than halved to 28.7 million pounds.
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One-month vol has meanwhile more than halved to 9% .
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Dong says its anticipated costs of electricity generation have halved.
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Many people have lost jobs or had their salaries halved.
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Imports from Saudi Arabia have almost halved over 25 years.
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However, the tax is halved after an 8 day stay.
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Before Thursday's increase, Danske's share price had almost halved since February.
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Oil prices have more than halved since those deals were struck.
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Arrange halved strawberries in an even layer on bottom of piecrust.
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Its full-year net loss, meanwhile, nearly halved to $111.7 million.
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Offshore rigs have been halved to 23 during the same period.
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Infant mortality has halved since 2000 and poverty fallen by 90%.
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The drug developer's shares halved to 48 cents after the bell.
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Earnings before tax from the business halved to NZ$57 million.
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The other, her face halved by that profile, looks directly forward.
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His family's income can be halved when palm oil prices drop.
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Dohia's stock price has more than halved over the past month.
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One battle in 1867 nearly halved the Xibe population, to 13,000.
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My income was more than halved in an eight-month period.
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The oil-rich economy has halved in size in five years.
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Since then, reserves have more than halved, weighing on the pound.
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This has been more than halved in less than two months.
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The company's shares have more than halved since peaking last February.
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The government halved its 2019 growth forecast to 0.5% last month.
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Earlier, the Dow briefly halved opening gains as oil extended losses.
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The administration also halved the open enrollment period, which begins Nov.
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The bank also halved its 2017 growth forecast to 0.5 percent.
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Shares in Italy's big banks have halved in value this year.
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Dollar reserves have more than halved to $16.4 billion since then.
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Rusal's share price has halved since the announcement of the sanctions.
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And they've more than halved their data centers down to 23.
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At 20.8,219 tonnes, LME stocks have roughly halved since mid-August.
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Tope each with 8 slices of cucumber and 1 egg, halved.
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The food safety problems tanked sales and halved its market value.
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Reserves almost halved to $16.4 billion by the end of November.
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Serves 4 12 slices center-cut or turkey bacon, halved widthwise
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The C-section rate at Saddleback was halved within five years.
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In 2016 economic growth halved, with a downturn in commodity prices.
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Within four days, it halved again — and again the next day.
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Its daily ad revenue has halved over the past three years.
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Oil prices have almost halved since the start of the year.
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However, flights to the mainland will be halved, according to Reuters.
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The risk of a coronary event in 10 years was halved.
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The size of the newsroom was halved between 28503 and 22019.
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The move to ANOID resulted in the commitment book being halved.
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The state's rate has been more than halved, to 5.3 percent.
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But if all bondholders agree, these fees would be effectively halved.
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The Indians halved the deficit in the bottom of the first.
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Its stock price has more than halved in the past year.
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The Social Democrats collapsed into the single digits, their vote halved.
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Both teams won five singles matches, while the other two were halved.
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Malaysia has also halved its budget deficit since the global financial crisis.
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Once they were tender and glazed, they got halved and set aside.
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MMC has said orders for its cars in Japan have already halved.
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I want no resolution to this friendship of self, halved into halves.
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"The initial target has been roughly halved," one of the sources said.
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Shares in Danske Bank have more than halved since March last year.
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Even when my dosage was halved, I had terrible dreams and tremors.
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The credit for Tesla buyers was halved to $3,750 beginning Jan. 1.
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The price of natural gas has since halved, however, with dire consequences.
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The tax credit for Tesla buyers was halved to $0003,750 on Jan.
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The share of time spent on Item 7 has halved, to 8%.
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Didi Chuxing, a ride-hailing giant, halved year-end bonuses for staff.
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Six months later, it gets halved again before it completely phases out.
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The company said its total operating expenses nearly halved to $2.84 billion.
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China's Sinopec said it had halved loadings of Iranian oil in September.
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Its shares have almost halved in value in the past two years.
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The company also halved its quarterly dividend to 20 cents per share.
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At 150,183 tonnes, stocks have halved since May last year .
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The World Bank says foreign investment since 2014 has more than halved.
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Since then, the currency has roughly halved in value to around 17.75.
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A $223,222 federal tax credit for Tesla buyers was halved beginning Jan.
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Infiniti's sales in western Europe almost halved last year to 5,800 vehicles.
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He said there is concern about what the halved EPA delegation foreshadows.
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Still, the stock has more than halved in the past five years.
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Reserves have more than halved from 2011 to $16.5 billion in February.
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Celldex shares more than halved to $3.76 in premarket trading on Monday.
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Montreal capitalized and halved the goal deficit 10:43 into the period.
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The Chicago-based exchange operator's income tax provision halved to $150 million.
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Since then, though, they have almost halved, to around 1.1m a year.
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Mr Guarido immediately halved his salary, making his party even more popular.
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He has halved its number of holdings, from about 100 to 50.
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It has more than halved in value over the past 12 months.
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Oil prices more than halved in 2016 from their peaks in 2014.
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Dutch and British gas prices have halved since their late September peaks.
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Net profit from its underlying businesses more than halved to $244 million.
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Its shares have already more than halved in the last 12 months.
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In November, GE slashed its 2018 profit forecast and halved its dividend.
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Under the proposed debt-for-equity deal, Noble's debt would be halved.
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Switching to this plant-based method has halved production costs, he reckons.
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In the past two years, his income has roughly halved, he said.
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But less than a week later, the number of new cases halved.
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Growth halved to 0.2% in the second quarter as Germany's economy shrank.
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The global corporate tax has essentially halved in the past 35 years.
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Presto also halved its subscription fees soon after Netflix started in Australia.
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The company's stock has nearly halved in price since peaking in 2012.
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China's January-June cotton imports more than halved from a year ago.
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The state-owned railway has halved a wide range of freight charges.
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They have halved in value since their flotation at 245 pence in 2014.
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The company's net income nearly halved to $8.1 million in the same period.
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The company's revenue halved to $183.5 million in first quarter ended March 31.
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The spending reduction comes after Conoco more than halved its budget last year.
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The local population in Venice has roughly halved over the past 30 years.
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Bild's average daily circulation halved between 2006 and 2016, from 3.8m to 1.9m.
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Plus, it roughly halved it holding of Facebook shares to 442,696 from 816,761.
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That sent the cost of living soaring as the Egyptian pound's value halved.
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Since 1989, the youth share has halved to just 15% of the population.
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The rewards are halved every few years to keep a lid on inflation.
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In the past five years of Mr Maduro's rule, GDP has roughly halved.
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They later complained to the president, who ordered that the levy be halved.
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And on Thursday, figures showed investment in Britain's car industry halved last year.
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The shares had more than halved in value this year to Wednesday's close.
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Place onion, halved habañero chile, and bay leaf in a quart-size jar.
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SNC's shares, which have halved this year, were down 9.5% at C$21.54.
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He has sold 78 businesses and almost halved the bank's exposure to America.
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Yet they halved - to just over a dozen a month - in mid-2017.
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Had the justices upheld the law, that number would likely have halved again.
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Unemployment has halved since May 6.53, when the first exam results were released.
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Firm truth, but in the same stream of news truths halved, quartered, nulled.
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The price of the digital currency has, however, halved so far in 2018.
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The pound's value has halved since then and inflation is at record highs.
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That exacerbated an economic crisis that has halved the size of the economy.
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The shares halved in value after the news, putting pressure on Mr. Ackman.
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Earlier, a global supply glut had nearly halved crude prices since mid-2014.
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Taxi rides have been halved, down to 11%, from 20% a year ago.
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Bitcoin has now nearly halved in price after topping $19,800 in mid-December.
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Washington's sanctions on Iran have already more than halved the country's oil sales.
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In most states, in fact, deep child poverty would be halved or more.
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In addition, Venezuela's oil supply halved, and overall trade fell by 27 percent.
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The deficit had nearly halved between 2012 and 2016 but has been rising.
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The rate of growth in agriculture more than halved in the June quarter.
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Crude futures have more than halved since climbing to a peak in January.
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The price has nearly halved since then, but Michael still lives very comfortably.
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But that forecast has already more than halved from 5.5% in early November.
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But the number of households without power had been roughly halved to 530,000.
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The Dow and S&P 22.8 have more than halved their correction losses.
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Foreign aid to Haiti's public coffers, which leapt after 2010, halved last year.
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Foreign aid to Haiti's public coffers, which leapt after 153, halved last year.
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Under the manufacturing tax incentives, the corporate tax rate was halved to 18%.
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Foreign aid to Haiti's public coffers, which leapt after 2010, halved last year.
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In the intervening decades, the bottom share has almost halved, to about 12%.
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Even during the Depression, when industrial production halved, cosmetics sales continued to rise.
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Unless things change, the population will be halved in less than a decade.
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Egypt's tourism receipts halved in the 2015-16 fiscal year to $3.77 billion.
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It also halved the growth forecast for this calendar year to 13 percent.
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NAMA was established in 2009 during a crash that halved Irish property values.
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Those who take delivery before the end of the year will continue to receive the full credit, but the incentives will be halved during the first six months of 2019, then halved again from July to the end of December.
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Over two decades the real cost of capital has roughly halved, says Mr Mulheirn.
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The automaker halved its debt and was delivering profit margins of around 4.5 percent.
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Nebraska now has two insurers to choose from, halved from four in previous years.
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A YouGov poll showed her lead had halved to 9 points in a week.
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The stock has more than halved in value since the start of the year.
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The firm also canceled its annual party and halved employees' phone allowance, he said.
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Total time: 15 minutes GUACAMOLE TRADICIONAL 4 firm-ripe avocados, halved, pitted and peeled
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New construction starts almost halved from the previous month, official data showed last Wednesday.
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Dubai Financial Market fell 21 percent after its first-quarter net profit nearly halved.
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Their price is linked to the price of oil, which has halved since 2014.
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Scoop the flesh from the halved watermelon, leaving a 1/4-inch border. 2.
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Rwanda's income per person halved to $150 during the civil war of 1990-94.
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Its second quarter "net other gains" halved due to a drop in disposal gains.
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The blackouts exacerbated an economic crisis that has halved the size of the economy.
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That's even as its sales have more than halved in the same time period.
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The cost of building a well has nearly halved over the past 8 years.
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Sales slumped after a devaluation in 2016 which halved the value of the pound.
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Tableau, which almost halved in value on Friday, was down 4.8 percent at $39.35.
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Reserves have more than halved since 93 to stand at $16.56 billion in March.
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The Treasury also halved the growth forecast for this calendar year to 0.7 percent.
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Meanwhile its adjusted operating margin more than halved to 3.1 percent in the quarter.
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Its own revenue dropped as oil prices have more than halved compared to 2014.
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The blackouts exacerbated an economic crisis that has halved the size of the economy.
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Oil prices that have more than halved since mid-2014 as global supplies swelled.
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In six minutes, the Cyclones had halved a 14-point halftime deficit to seven.
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Through the first 11 months of 2015, that had halved to just 180,000 tons.
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The burden more than halved its net profit for the year, to ¥344.5 billion.
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Up to Monday's close, the stock had more than halved in value this year.
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General and administrative expenses more than halved in the second quarter of this year.
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Its earnings were hammered—banks' return on equity has halved over the past decade.
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Gap shares have more than halved in value in Peck's four years in charge.
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They then receive the bitcoins as a reward, whose amount is halved over time.
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The number of children out of school has more than halved in that time.
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Serves 4 4 (5-oz.) boneless, skinless chicken breasts, pounded thin and halved crosswise
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Imagine how much more research we could get done if this time were halved.
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Overtime pay also vanished, so Ms. Li's monthly earnings were nearly halved to $435.
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International benchmark oil prices have more than halved since the beginning of the year.
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But its population has nearly halved since then, and the town's wealth has dwindled.
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Five Star's support has at best halved while the League's has at least doubled.
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Iran denies involvement in the attacks, which initially halved oil output from Saudi Arabia.
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The Bundesbank halved its real GDP growth prediction for 2020 in December to 0.6%.
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Deaths of children under the age of five have been nearly halved since 220006.
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The field of candidates who qualified to appear on stage was halved to 10.
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Its market valued halved in two months as the scale of the disaster unfolded.
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CVS said it had halved its number of metrics over the past 2900 months.
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The central bank has halved its policy rate to 12% since July last year.
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Five Star's support halved, making elections perilous for its members' continued employment in Parliament.
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Five Star's support halved, making elections perilous for its members' continued employment in Parliament.
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All parts of the business struggled: rates revenues halved to US$74m, foreign exchange income fell 3.333% to US$208m, capital structuring halved to US$51m, commodities dropped 34% to US$35m and credit and capital markets revenues sagged 12% to US$85m.
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The company also said net income halved in the first six months of the year.
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Spicy Avocado: Top with sliced avocado, a halved hard-boiled egg and drizzle with sriracha.
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He halved a couple sunny-sweet snap peas and mowed through his edible flower haul.
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The stock has halved since the inquiry into the Australian finance sector began in February.
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The company's stock has more than halved since touching a record high in August 2015.
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After 200,000 electric vehicles sold, the subsidy is halved every six months until it disappears.
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Since the 1970s the proportion of under-15s has halved, to 20133% of the population.
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Craft brewers, including some family-owned small breweries, saw their excise tax rates get halved.
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But this too underperformed expectations and the overall seat-share of Dutch Eurosceptics has halved.
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Since the Egyptian pound was floated last year, the currency has roughly halved in value.
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The proportion of children who die before the age of five has halved since 1998.
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Since 2013 GDP has nearly halved and inflation has rocketed to more than 1m percent.
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Real estate firm Deyaar dropped 5.0 percent after its fourth-quarter profit more than halved.
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"Our customers have halved," said Chen, standing by neatly stacked shelves at his Sydney store.
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Egypt floated its currency in November and it has roughly halved in value since then.
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Statutory revenue more than halved, driven by an 85 percent fall in net investment gains.
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Then halved again beginning on July 22018 through the end of the year to $1,875.
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Altice's share price has halved since it reported disappointing quarterly results in France last month.
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PDVSA has been hemorrhaging cash since late 2014, when global oil prices more than halved.
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Egypt floated its currency a year ago, and the pound has roughly halved in value.
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But those were halved at the beginning of the year, after Tesla hit the limit.
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Malaria deaths in Zambia had halved to 1,400 last year compared with 2014, he said.
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But in China's biggest cities, the rate of increase halved to 0.3 percent, he said.
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Dubai's index fell 7913 percent, although trading volume more than halved from the previous session.
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Payment networks report that counterfeit fraud has been halved at merchants who use chip readers.
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Sistema shares have almost halved in price since early May, when Rosneft lodged its claim.
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The Canadian drugmaker halved in value on Tuesday after it warned of a debt default.
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The global fertility rate has halved since 1960, from five babies per woman to 483.
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"We live in acute uncertainty," said Farid Baroudi, 46, an employee whose wages were halved.
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Total revenue more than halved to $1.62 billion, missing the average estimate of $1.93 billion.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Panasonic Corp reported its first-quarter operating profit nearly halved, as Sino-U.
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By market close, it had halved those gains and ended with a 3.6 percent increase.
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Players receive one point for a win and a half-point for a halved match.
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But bitcoin prices have more than halved this year after a spectacular rally in 2017.
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In fact, the cost of shipping a container across the Pacific almost halved in 2015.
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Lumber Liquidators' shares have more than halved from March last year since the CBS report.
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It's about the size of a halved avocado, and shaped like a wishbone, the clitoris.
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The quarterly expansion rate halved to 0.3 percent from 0.6 percent in the previous quarter.
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And use of modern contraceptives has almost halved, from 22014 percent to 22003 per cent.
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Tear the bread into 1-inch pieces; keep the lettuces halved or roughly chop. 2.
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For instance, in the mid-1970s, new dialysis equipment halved treatment time, saving labor costs.
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Conversely, transportation firm Alstom fell after French conglomerate Bouygues halved its stake in the company.
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City Kitchen Halved and roasted, medium artichokes turn crisp on the outside and tender within.
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He was released five months later after an appeals court halved and suspended the sentence.
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In a triathlon in August, the women's running portion was halved because of dangerous heat.
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A dozen other domestic groups are struggling to survive as output has halved since 2008.
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The price of bitcoin has roughly halved since its climb to almost $20,000 in December.
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Revenue has been halved, as has its work force, with 175,000 people losing their jobs.
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When it comes to mining companies, the value of coal producers could be nearly halved.
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Archeological evidence suggests the human population of the Scandinavian peninsula was halved by the disaster.
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Add the halved tomatoes, arranged on top of the chicken so their peels face upward.
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Cash flow from operations more than halved to C$488 million in the latest quarter.
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Ofer's net worth has more than halved since 2013 to $3 billion, according to Forbes.
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Bild's print circulation has halved to around 2 million since the turn of the millennium.
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It more than halved to 14 million pounds after exceptional items of 83 million pounds.
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As a result, it more than halved its proposed annual dividend to 217 million euros.
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"Coral cover [on the Great Barrier Reef] has halved over the last 27 years," Connolly said.
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There's one line that takes a dramatic nosedive: the teen birthrate, which has halved since 2007.
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J.P. Morgan downgraded the stock Friday and halved its price target citing a challenging competitive landscape.
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The retailer also said it halved the amount of general merchandise to focus on fresh produce.
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Its share price had more than halved since it began the year as of Tuesday's closing.
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Its filings also show that it has halved its debt load over the last two years.
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Rub the halved garlic all around the inside of an enameled Dutch oven (or fondue pot).
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Between 1998 and 2013 the number of people voting for the SPD almost halved, to 11m.
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Softening the blow slightly, Washington halved its tariffs on Turkish steel imports to 25% from 50%.
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Its share price has roughly doubled in a decade, whereas that of Saint-Gobain has halved.
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From 2006 to 2015, the abortion rate for 15- to 19-year-olds more than halved.
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Blackberry Jalapeño Ingredients1 750-ml bottle Smirnoff Vodka1 cup blackberries, halved1 jalapeño, halved, stem removed Instructions1.
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Reserves more than halved to $16.5 billion in February from around $36 billion before the uprising.
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Egypt floated its currency in November, and since then its pound has roughly halved in value.
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Reflecting growing concerns over bond defaults, the fund managers halved recommended bond weighting to 6.3 percent.
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The company's net sales nearly halved to $480.4 million, but beat analysts' estimate of $412.8 million.
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Those sanctions have already more than halved Iranian oil exports, the country's main source of revenue.
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My insulin intake has also halved because obviously I'm not chowing down on so many carbs.
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India, Iran's biggest oil client after China, has almost halved its Iran oil purchase since November.
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The United States also said it halved its tariffs on imports of Turkish steel to 25%.
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At the same time, the deficit has halved since 2014 to around 5 percent of GDP.
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British house-building halved after property prices fell by about a fifth in the financial crisis.
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Since reaching a record 22012 million vehicles in 23.8, the market has nearly halved in size.
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The British pay gap almost halved, while the gender divide in U.S. salaries narrowed still further.
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That was the lowest since at least 250, having more than halved so far this year.
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That was the lowest since at least 1998, having more than halved so far this year.
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If desired, top each bowl with an optional halved soft-boiled egg and serve right away.
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WATCH: How to Make Grilled Guacamole Serves 8 to 10 3 ripened avocados, halved and pitted
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Production nearly halved to around 520,000 vehicles last year, from 940,2.73 at its peak in 2007.
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According to the World Bank, the poverty rate has more than halved over the last decade.
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Other sources of export earnings are also suffering; the price of soyabeans has halved since 2012.
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Those grading the U.S. economy at an A halved, down from 24 percent to 12 percent.
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"The proportion of people who own individual shares has halved since the early 1980s", says Bagehot.
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That time has come but there's a catch: oil prices have halved since the project started.
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But under the threat of mayoral veto, it halved the tax and included a sunset clause.
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By 2016, largely as a result of U.S. development assistance, the poverty rate had been halved.
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Since taking the decision to shrink the investment bank two years ago, Barclays has halved RWAs.
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New HIV infections have nearly halved since 2010 and AIDS-related deaths have fallen 45 percent.
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Iran's exports halved during the depths of the 2012-2016 international sanctions on its nuclear program.
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If they don't, their supervoting shares will be halved in value to 10 votes per share.
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But the board took immediate cost-cutting measures and halved Faraday Grid's existing staff to 100.
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With that goal, it has halved its proposed dividend and said payouts will only grow slowly.
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The Trump administration halved the Obamacare open enrollment period for 2018 to six weeks ending Dec.
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Yara spokeswoman Kristin Nordal said the company halved its greenhouse gas emissions between 2004 and 2013.
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The burrata—a generous blob—is served over a bed of pesto with halved cherry tomatoes.
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As I write this Ethereum's value has halved since June but is still 20x since January.
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I then pour all the fatty juices from the pan over a halved, lightly boiled egg.
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Freshly made pico de gallo, or even just halved cherry tomatoes, would be a nice touch.
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House cleaners have reported numerous last-minute cancelations, with some saying their income has been halved.
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The rewards are halved every few years and that rule is written into bitcoin's underlying code.
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Instead, the Finns have adopted it and nearly halved their homelessness rates in the past decade.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attacks that initially halved the Saudi kingdom's oil production.
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This can be done: Britain under Tony Blair halved child poverty in less than a decade.
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Chicago halved its deficit on a goal from Strome at 7:33 into the third period.
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Chicago halved its deficit on a goal from Strome at 220:219 into the third period.
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The real estate developer said last week that its first-quarter net profit more than halved.
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Alon's operating margin from the refinery more than halved to $3.96 per barrel in the quarter.
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Oil and gas revenues have halved since 2014, straining a welfare state used to discourage dissent.
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The dividend, which has been paid out for 119 consecutive years, was already halved last November.
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The pace of economic growth has halved in India since reaching 9% just three years ago.
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KS), whose profit halved for the June quarter, and automakers from Japan's Mazda Motor Corp (7261.
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Saudi Arabia sought to reassure markets on Tuesday after the attack on Saturday halved oil output.
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GE halved the dividend late last year for just the second time since the Great Depression.
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The beach in front of the condo buildings appears to be halved—eroded by the storm.
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Ensco Rowan's shares have more than halved in value since the merger closed on April 11.
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In 2018, this tax break was halved, following the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.
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Auto sales overall have more than halved from a 2012 peak of almost 3 million a year.
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Tesla's stock, which has almost halved in value since last August, was down another 210% at $212.
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Tesla hit the threshold last year and it was halved to $2000,27 in the beginning of 2500.
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In terms of mom dying in childbirth, that number has almost halved in the past 15 years.
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Then-CEO Pedro Parente quit in protest and the company's share price nearly halved in a month.
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Venezuela's industry has collapsed during six years of recession that have halved the size of the economy.
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As with Deso's video, a 10-minute YouTube video might be halved for a Facebook viewing audience.
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The Fund also halved its forecast for economic growth this year to 0.5 percent, flatlining from 2015.
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This is because Bitcoin's core code dictates that every 210,000 blocks mined, the mining reward is halved.
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Between 25 and 211 they halved in real terms, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
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Since the government allowed the overvalued Egyptian pound to float in 21.9, it has halved in value.
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Earlier this month Ryanair halved its growth targets for next year due to the 737 MAX delays.
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Startled, Negroponte slashed the initiative's budget, halved its staff, and created two separate organizations to manage it.
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With many women unable to return to work, families' incomes were halved, increasing their dependence on loans.
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The average number of stocks in global equity portfolios has halved, from 121 to 61 (see chart).
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Inflation has more than halved since hitting a 13-year high of 16.9 percent in March 2015.
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Since 2017, the number of foreign buyers of US residential property has basically halved from $153 billion.
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Defections have already halved the party&aposs representation from four to two senators, but they remain influential.
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Distributable earnings more than halved to $145.1 million from a year ago, or 38 cents per share.
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The Company's profit more than halved in the third quarter, compared with the same period last year.
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Ascena's shares, which have more than halved this year, were up about 3 percent in extended trading.
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Venezuelan industry has collapsed during six years of recession that have halved the size of the economy.
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At a construction site in Gurugram, a satellite city near Delhi, worker numbers have halved to 100.
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The company's income tax expense in the quarter nearly halved to $181 million from a year earlier.
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The plunge in global crude prices from mid-2014 halved earnings from exports of oil and gas.
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I) has halved its growth plans for next year due to delays in deliveries of Boeing's (BA.
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In the case of Fasenra, the number of severe asthma attacks was roughly halved in clinical tests.
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Meanwhile, Nigeria is restoring major infrastructure damaged in militant attacks that nearly halved its output last year.
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Gross domestic product (GDP) in the financial hub has more than halved over the past five years.
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Impairment expenses were A$202 million, halved from the A$427 million incurred in the previous year.
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The float more than halved the pound's value to nearly 20 pounds to the dollar by December.
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Bill Sharpe, a customs broker in Chicago, says he has halved his collection time to 15 days.
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It is still higher than much of western Europe, but between 2000 and 2014, the rate halved.
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But weekly declines of close to 10 percent were all but halved during New York trading hours.
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Citrus presses on the other hand, enclose the halved citrus, squeezing it from the top and bottom.
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South Korean growth halved in the first quarter to 0.4 percent while Taiwanese growth is seen contracting .
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It had been more than halved, to 85033 percent, by the time he left the White House.
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The solar FIT has been nearly halved since 22012, bringing the sector's boom to an abrupt halt.
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Wall Street and the MSCI world index have halved these losses, but the upward momentum is fading.
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Meanwhile, the old conservatives' share in the movement roughly halved, and the old socialists' share roughly doubled.
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In the case of Fasrena, the number of severe asthma attacks was roughly halved in clinical tests.
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Inside, I found tubs of quail eggs, halved passion fruit and other worldly prepared foods and condiments.
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Variable investment income more than halved to $109 million, hit by weak returns from hedge fund investments.
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Revenues there almost halved to $135 million in the quarter, compared to $260 million a year ago.
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While higher expenses halved net profit growth at private firms, they still grew at double-digit pace.
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Housing starts in the British capital have more than halved since the year before the Brexit vote.
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But property firm Deyaar Development slipped 3.3 percent after its first-quarter net profit more than halved.
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Foreign reserves have halved from over $36 billion before the revolt to about $17.5 billion in May.
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The German government has halved its growth forecast for this year to 0.5% as the economy slows.
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Though unemployment has been more than halved under the Conservatives, the overall child poverty rate has risen.
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The results of this experiment wildly exceeded the researchers' expectations — the teachers' online experience halved suspension rates.
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Oil major Shell slid 4% to its lowest since July 2017 after its fourth-quarter profit halved.
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The time required to confirm cases with test kits has halved to around two hours, Reuters reported.
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Some cooks will add corn on the cob, potatoes or halved hard-boiled eggs to the mix.
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Arrivals may have halved from last year to 10,960 so far in 2019, according to government data.
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But the tax credit for rare disease clinical trial expenses was halved from 50 to 25 percent.
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His voting power was halved, while Ms. Neumann was stripped of her role in picking his successor.
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In just one year, the number halved again, to only 30 last year from 60 in 2015.
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Homeownership rates for the under-30s have halved in a generation, to 31 percent, as a result.
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In the first 10 days of February, exports halved from 237,000 tonnes to 118,000 tonnes, it said.
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Adding to the worries, NAND flash memory chip prices have nearly halved from a peak in 22.75.
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Vocus' share price has halved since November, when the company announced the first of three earnings downgrades.
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Dixons Carphone issued a profit warning in August and its shares have more than halved this year.
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Japan's Iranian crude imports last year halved from 2011 levels to about 156,000 bpd amid the sanctions.
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Toll Brothers (TOL), a luxury homebuilder, has tumbled 31%, KB Home's (KBH) stock has been nearly halved.
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The new round of US sanctions has more than halved Iran's oil exports, its key revenue source.
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But Gulf International Chemicals tumbled 21 percent after saying annual net profit roughly halved, as revenues fell.
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HollyFrontier's refining margin more than halved to $9.83 per barrel in the third quarter ended Sept. 30.
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But production at its Mirafiori and Grugliasco plants has almost halved compared to last year, it said.
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They represent about a third of the total and have more than halved, according to Oxford Economics.
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The government said last November that takings from the nation's petroleum resource rent tax (PRRT) had halved to A$800 million ($600 million) since 2013, while revenue from crude oil excise taxes had more than halved due to a slump in oil and gas prices and falling output.
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Treasurer Scott Morrison said on Wednesday that takings from the nation's petroleum resource rent tax had halved to A$800 million ($600 million) since 2013, while revenue from crude oil excise taxes had more than halved due to a collapse in oil and gas prices and falling output.
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Xiaomi's stock, which has nearly halved from its IPO price, was down 6% in afternoon trading on Wednesday.
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Apple's announcement, back in April, halved Imagination's stock price almost overnight, creating a existential crisis for the firm.
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The company's revenue more than halved to about C$164 million in the second quarter ended June 30.
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The full $7,500 credit was halved earlier this year to $3,750 — and it's still available at that level.
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Aided by their work, the Senate approved INF and START , a treaty that halved long-range nuclear forces.
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Investment in the car industry halved in 2018, according to the UK Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
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The spread on Wednesday had nearly halved from a month ago to $1.63 per barrel DUB-EFS-1M.
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Come July 213, the figure will again be halved to $2295.39,2332.80 before the incentives vanish entirely on Jan.
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Nickel prices have halved since mid-2014, making the South Pacific nation more reliant on subsidies from France.
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But Foursquare, which announced another $45 million in funding last month, saw its valuation halved in the deal.
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The other component is attendance, which is halved with one use of UPT, and negated entirely after two.
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In hard-hit countries, such as Zimbabwe and Zambia, the rate of new infections has more than halved.
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In 2018, adjusted earnings halved to 32.7 million pounds, broadly in line with the company's forecast last month.
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Then-CEO Pedro Parente quit in protest and the company's share price was nearly halved in a month.
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With the Round of 16 now complete, the pool of teams at Euro 2016 has been ruthlessly halved.
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Algeria's oil and gas exports make up 56 percent of GDP but have more than halved since 2014.
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Samsung's smart phone market share in China halved in 2017 from a year earlier, according to Strategy Analytics.
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The shares, which have halved in price over the last year, traded 2.5 percent higher at 1418 GMT.
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Egypt's foreign exchange reserves more than halved to $16.56 billion in March from around $36 billion in 2011.
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Noble's total operating expenses nearly halved to $7.53 million in the quarter, as exploration costs sank 90 percent.
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In the last decade, HIV rates in Portugal fell by 17%, while drug-related deaths have been halved.
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Euro zone banks have almost halved the pile of non-performing loans (NPLs) weighing on their balance sheets.
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Spending on research at investment banks has more than halved since 2008, to $3bn, according to Frost Consulting.
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By comparison, the Black Death halved lead levels, and it took 100 years for them to recover afterwards.
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Toshiba's shares have almost halved since the group first announced in December the prospect of a nuclear writedown.
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RAND, a consultancy, estimates that the amount of cocaine hoovered up by Americans halved between 2006 and 2010.
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It has also plunged districts into famine, nearly halved oil production and threatened to destabilize a volatile region.
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Figures showed that growth in the bloc halved in the second quarter and inflation slowed sharply in July.
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The share of green cards given to family members of U.S. citizens would be halved under the plan.
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The Calgary-based company, which cut 773 jobs in July last year, has halved its workforce since 2013.
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ECB monthly purchases were halved to 30 billion euros in January and are expected to end this year.
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The sanctions have more than halved Iranian oil exports to 1 million barrels per day (bpd) or less.
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Oil prices have more than halved since the summer of 2014, when it was above $100 a barrel.
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The sanctions have roughly halved Iran's oil exports from last April to about 1.25 million barrels per day.
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The U.S. military projects airstrikes roughly halved those sales to $180 million to $250 million by mid-2016.
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The administration has cut back on advertising spending, halved the enrollment period to six weeks, and reduced outreach.
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It halved its final dividend to shore up its finances in February, the first cut for 24 years.
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Its owner, private equity firm TPG Capital Management LP , nearly halved the listing's size in the weeks before.
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THE phrase "Pacific island" conjures images of white-sand beaches, turquoise seas and cocktails served in halved coconuts.
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Up to Friday's close of $7.58, Enable Midstream's shares had more than halved over the past twelve months.
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During its initial run of four episodes, "Eden" 's audience, which began with two million viewers, nearly halved.
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Danske Bank's share price has roughly halved over the last year as a result of the Estonia scandal.
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The number of gulls in the UK more than halved from 343,600 in 1970 to 149,200 in 2000.
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These habits halved my grocery bill, and after trying it, I think it'll be hard to go back.
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Orders fell by 26 percent year-on-year in the latest period, and operating profit more than halved.
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The upper house Senate originally proposed a 6 percent tariff, but this was halved in the lower house.
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However, the company's net profit more than halved as it recorded $824 million in investment losses and charges.
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Norway shut one oilfield due to a workers' strike and Libya said its output had more than halved.
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Acacia has most of its productive assets in Tanzania and its share price has nearly halved since March.
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And when the company does eventually go public, its valuation seems certain to be dented, and potentially halved.
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Plans to commercialize the estate, which would have halved the Summer School's accommodation, have been criticized and dropped.
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Indeed the Bank halved rates to a new low of 212 percent following the Brexit referendum last year.
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Crude prices have more than halved since mid-222, forcing companies to cut billions of dollars in costs.
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SMA's nine-month earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) halved to 55.3 million euros, it said.
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Average realized prices of crude oil and natural gas liquids more than halved to C$25.95 per barrel.
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He finished Krejci's slick saucer pass on a 43-on-1 and halved the deficit to 2-1.
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The company's stock, which has almost halved in value since last August, was down another 3% at $2693.
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"My monthly earnings have halved," said Singh, who a year ago made an average 13,000 rupees a day.
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Meanwhile, assets under management for the whole firm almost halved over the last two years to $23.7 billion.
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Despite an uptick in lithium concentrate production, the miner's concentrate sales more than halved from a year earlier.
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China's family formation rate halved between 2011 and 2018, and the population will start shrinking outright in 2027.
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BEA's profit halved in 2019 due to a significant rise in impairment loss in its mainland China business.
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By 2019, however, the number of Chinese people with "negative impressions" about Japan had almost halved to 52.8%.
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Worse, the New York Federal Reserve's "Nowcast" model for first-quarter growth has been halved to just 1.1%.
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The wider availability of the life-saving medicine has more than halved AIDS-related deaths globally since 2004.
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Even if that number is halved, it could still mean tens of thousands of jobs in New York.
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The Houston-based company's revenue more than halved to $1.72 billion, missing the average estimate of $1.79 billion.
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Foreign reserves have more than halved since 2011 to stand at $17.01 billion at the end of April.
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This gives moral weight to their demands that the Paris targets be met, with emissions halved by 2030.
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He said Superdry halved the proportion of discounted sales over Christmas, benefiting both its margins and the brand.
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Its shares had nearly halved in value after short-selling firm Muddy Waters questioned its financials last week.
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Its staff layover times have been halved and will be spent in airport hotels, Britain's Unite union said.
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He said Superdry halved the proportion of discounted sales over Christmas, benefiting both its margins and the brand.
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Cleveland halved a 23-22 deficit after Gonzalez and Ramirez each had RBI singles in the third inning.
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U.S. economic growth had more than halved in the quarter after Hurricane Katrina mauled Louisiana in August 2005.
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Phillips 23.2's profit halved in the second quarter as earnings from its refining business plunged 75.3 percent.
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But weekly declines of close to 10 percent were all but halved during trading hours in New York.
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American car travel almost halved between 1941 and 1943, largely owing to wartime rubber shortages and gas rations.
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GM hit that milestone at the end of last year and has seen the credit slowly halved since.
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O competing product hit the market and is estimated to have nearly halved the price of Gilead's treatment.
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This is when rewards for so-called miners, which are key parts of the bitcoin network, are halved.
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We basically halved the number of loans we accept — a massive reduction — until we understand what's going on.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Breasts, arms, legs, fingers, halved torsos, and a hairy mustache.
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Servings: 4Prep: 23 minutesTotal: 30 minutes for the sungold butter:6 tablespoons olive oil12 ounces|350 grams sungold tomatoes1 garlic clove, thinly slicedkosher salt, to taste for the bread:2 (2-inch thick) pieces sourdough, halved crosswise1 cup olive oilsea salt, to taste1 garlic clove, halved crosswise to serve:bottarga (optional) 1.
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Even if the Rikers population is halved, that means placing thousands of inmate beds somewhere else in the city.
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But the number of oil trading placements Proco has made since 2017 has halved, said chief executive Chris Powell.
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U.S. residential use of distillate fuel has halved over the past three decades as households switched to natural gas.
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Luxottica in July halved its 2016 sales outlook forecasting a 2-3 percent rise at constant currencies this year.
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That means even with crude exports halved, the country will still have the same income as before, he added.
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At 181,975 tonnes, they have more than halved since late March, while cancelled warrants have climbed above 50 percent.
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Since then, the incidence of measles has halved and vaccination coverage among the whole population has improved to 92%.
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But by late morning trading in New York, weekly declines of close to 21.2956 percent were all but halved.
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The peso halved in value against the dollar last year and has lost 18 percent so far this year.
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Rival pharmacy Superdrug and supermarket chain Tesco had recently halved the cost of the pill to about 13.50 pounds.
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We've halved it from 30,000 children dying every day, but we have to bring that number down to zero.
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Those sanctions have already more than halved Iranian oil exports to 22018 million barrels per day (bpd) or less.
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Alcohol consumption halved between 2003 and 2016; by then, Russians were drinking less per head than French or Germans.
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The recent experience of Dayton, Ohio backs him up: over the past year, opioid deaths have more than halved.
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The green suit is printed with a halved avocado in the center, complete with a pit in the middle.
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Infant mortality has halved since 2000, a feat UNICEF rates as "one of the most significant in human history".
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According to YouGov, consumer perception levels were halved after customers were unable to get in on the pasta action.
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Freeport Indonesia union industrial relations officer, Tri Puspital, told Reuters on Saturday that the strike had halved Grasberg's output.
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Rail services have been roughly halved since the CGT and its allies began an open-ended strike last Wednesday.
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The number of magistrates has roughly halved in the past decade, to about 15,000, partly because of recruitment freezes.
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Over the past three decades extreme poverty has more than halved in the Philippines by the World Bank's measure.
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Four pumps of sugar is really sweet so o I had it halved to two for the longest time.
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The company's shares were more than 9 percent higher by 1430 GMT but had halved in value since October.
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Grammer's management has said that order intake has halved since the Hastor family increased its influence, without elaborating further.
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The company has halved its internal revenue target for 2016 from $500 million to $250 million, the people said.
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And the average operating margin of suppliers has halved over the same period to 1.8 percent, the data shows.
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Provisions and impairments for bad loans more than halved to 53 million euros from 113 million a year ago.
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It also halved the number of employees an applicant must employ to gain Turkish citizenship, to 50 from 100.
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Currency reserves have roughly halved to $16.4 billion from around $36 billion before the 2011 uprising that toppled Mubarak.
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Those sanctions have already more than halved Iranian oil exports to 1 million barrels per day (bpd) or less.
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I started out by sautéing some garlic in a generous amount of olive oil, then adding some halved sprouts.
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Shares in Foxtons and Countrywide have lost two-thirds of their value since early 2014, while LSL's have halved.
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Last year, applications more than halved to 665,000 driven down by a drop in departures and stricter migration controls.
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In the last ten years, the number of nightclubs that remain open and operational in this country has halved.
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The bank also halved its 2017 growth forecast to 0.5 percent, and trimmed next year's projection to 1.2 percent.
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In his budget on March 16th Britain's chancellor, George Osborne, abolished one tax on oil production and halved another.
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Net cash flows at its Australian wealth management business nearly halved to A$13 million, sending its shares tumbling.
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Eldorado's value more than halved since Syriza took power, but has rallied since the Greek election on July 7.
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European budget carrier Ryanair this week more than halved its summer 2020 passenger growth estimate this week to 3%.
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On the course, they divided into teams and played alternate shot, which halved the pressure and doubled their enjoyment.
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Morgan Stanley jumped 2500 percent to $27.8 after the Wall Street bank's quarterly profit halved, but came above estimates.
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Tariffs on these products will be halved and rates on other products will also be lowered, the sources said.
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Osborne more than halved the budget deficit of over 10 percent of gross domestic product he inherited in 2010.
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As a result, levels of volatility in the pound against the dollar GBP=D22 have almost halved since January.
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STOCKS: Nickel stocks in LME-registered warehouses, at 221,2565, have nearly halved since the start of January last year.
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AMP was particularly hard-hit, its market value having halved to A$6.9 billion in the past 12 months.
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It was 2.9% a year from 1995 to 2004, but halved to 1.3% on average from 2005 through 2017.
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Offering patients VR also halved the amount of sedation they needed, and in many cases avoided its use completely.
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Egypt's net foreign reserves fell have more than halved since 2011, to $15.536 billion at the end of July.
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Drivers pointed out that passenger numbers have soared as the jobless rate almost halved, to 8.8 percent, since 2012.
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Viacom's shares, which nearly halved in value in 2015, rose 7.5 percent to $42.86 in morning trading on Tuesday.
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However, once a country enriches uranium to around 20%, scientists say the time needed to reach 90% is halved.
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USES Quite sweet, it's best to slice and roast, or to scoop out and stuff whole or halved lengthwise.
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Kantar said Sainsbury's halved the rate of sales decline it registered last month as it attracted more affluent shoppers.
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We broach the topic of drugs—and the fact the amount of teenagers taking them has halved since 2001.
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International benchmark prices have more than halved since the start of the year, falling to around $25 a barrel.
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It nevertheless adds to an image of mismanagement that has almost halved Nissan's share price in the past year.
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That figure was halved again on July 1, and the credit will cease at the end of this year.
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Capex to Grow: We project significantly higher capex in 0003 after it was more than halved yoy in 2017.
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Iran denies involvement in the attacks, which initially halved oil output from Saudi Arabia, the world's largest petroleum exporter.
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Of the 20.2 Tangshan steelmakers, 1.33 have already halved sintering, pelletizing, lime kiln and blast furnace operations since Oct.
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In the previous three quarters, Samsung's operating profit had more than halved from the same period a year earlier.
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High-speed rail services will be suspended from midnight on Thursday and the number of flights would be halved.
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But the prime minister&aposs lead over Labour has more than halved in the final weeks of the campaign.
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But the prime minister&aposs lead over Labour has more than halved in the final weeks of the campaign.
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Ericsson this year almost halved the number of connected devices - including smartphones - it sees by 20213 to 28 billion.
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In a statement, the Canadian government acknowledged the case, and announced that diplomatic staff in Cuba would be halved.
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Garland, however, was also involved in Philadelphia's goal that halved the deficit with 4:43 left in the third.
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Iran denies involvement in the attacks, which initially halved oil output from Saudi Arabia, the world's largest petroleum exporter.
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Satellite data shows the 100,000 hectare (245,000 acres) forest has almost halved in size in the last two decades.
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The company had also halved its dividend in the first quarter after reporting an 80.3 percent slump in profit.
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Cenovus' refining and marketing operating margin more than halved to C$109 million for the quarter, the company said.
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The unions representing employees asked for visitor numbers to be halved, but that request was rejected, Mr. Sacristin added.
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After World War I, inflation halved the value of the dollar, but the fare remained fixed at 5 cents.
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A federal tax credit of $7,500 that was available on Tesla cars last year was halved on Jan. 23.
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Also, last summer's yield from Jonathan Effgen's elaborate balcony garden at No. 46, directly over the pit, was halved.
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Welspun, whose share price nearly halved this week, has said it would do an external audit of its supply chain.
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Tough economic reforms, backed by the IMF, have halved the value of the pound and hit millions of poor Egyptians.
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Holdings in palladium exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracked by Reuters have nearly halved from January last year as prices rose.
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Should the FDA find in favor of Ferrero, the amounts of calories and fat will be halved on each container.
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Skepticism among investors is rife given oil prices have more than halved since 2014 as a result of global oversupply.
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Foreign reserves were halved after the 210 uprising, and, like the economy, have since struggled to get back on track.
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The number of listed US companies has halved from about 22011,000 in 1996 to just 4,000 today, Goldman Sachs noted.
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But Altria's U.S. cigarette volume has nearly halved — to 245 billion units in 2017 from 211.9 billion units in 2000.
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China has been taking advantage of oil prices that have more than halved from their 2014 peak to build reserves.
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But Altria's U.S. cigarette volume has nearly halved — to 116.6 billion units in 2017 from 211.9 billion units in 2000.
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Foreign reserves have more than halved since 2011 to $22 billion in February, enough for only three months of imports.
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FIB's post-AQR common equity Tier 1 (CET1) capital ratio more than halved to 5% from 11.3% at end-2015.
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By 2016, it had halved cash costs to 44 cents per lb, adjusted for inflation, according to consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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Last month, Subaru nearly halved its operating profit estimate for the April-September period due to higher quality-related costs.
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The net loss attributable to Anadarko halved to $515 million, or 94 cents per share, in the quarter ended Dec.
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Siemens was also looking at other options for the business where profit halved during its first quarter, the sources said.
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Funding for the annual Busan Film Festival was halved after it premiered a controversial documentary on the Sewol in 2014.
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Although the total population of companies in America has been steady, their propensity to list their shares has roughly halved.
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Shares in Danske Bank, which have more than halved since March last year, were trading 4.2% higher at 0849 GMT.
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The company's income nearly halved in the first quarter due to extreme cold weather, production cuts and weak refining margins.
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The petrochemical firm's first quarter net profit almost halved, pressured by weak demand for its products and constraints on pricing.
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Exports to China nearly halved from a year earlier to 176,771 tonnes, the lowest since July, according to MPOB data.
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For young people, among whom the rate of home-ownership has halved in the past generation, all this is galling.
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In France, Facebook engagement with "unreliable or dubious sites" has halved since 2015, per Decoders of French newspaper Le Monde.
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Kantar said Sainsbury's had halved the rate of sales decline it registered last month and had attracted more affluent shoppers.
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Ryanair earlier this month halved its growth targets for next year due to delays in deliveries of the 230 MAX.
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The pace of growth slowed for a fourth straight month and almost halved from the 16.2 percent gain in July.
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GoPro nearly halved its losses from year to year and increased its cash balance to a total of $247 million.
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J.Jill nearly halved to hit a record low of $4.96 after the women's fashion retailer slashed its third-quarter forecast.
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Asian LNG spot prices have more than halved since the start of the year, weighed down by soaring new production.
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That figure was a one-time offer, and Zerodium's bounty for an iOS exploit has since halved to $500,000 too.
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All wobbly vibrations and halved breaks, the fresh sound took hold in places like London and Bristol, before exploding abroad.
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Asset manager Brooks MacDonald last month halved its holdings of investment-grade UK company debt in favour of government bonds.
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Inventories in Cushing now sit at just 28.8 million barrels, and have been halved over the last two-plus months.
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In practical terms, the approach is working: The number of migrants arriving in Europe has more than halved since 2016.
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Eddie tosses in a sprig of rosemary and a heavy sprinkle of salt along with a handful of halved potatoes.
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Amazon had halved the Echo's price to $90 and cut the Echo Dot's from $50 to $35 for the occasion.
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She returned to the track this year, however, after the ban was halved and its start date backdated to 2013.
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Inventories in warehouses monitored by the Shanghai Futures Exchange stood at 221,2505 tonnes, having halved since the middle of November.
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Inventories in warehouses monitored by the Shanghai Futures Exchange stood at 8,718 tonnes, having halved since the middle of November.
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Anthem halved the number of markets where it will offer Obamacare individual plans in 2368.4, citing an uncertain regulatory climate.
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Operating margins at Lockheed's rotary and missions systems business, which makes the Sikorsky helicopters, more than halved to 212 percent.
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Losses were $52.3 million, but that figure was halved over 20173, when it posted a net loss of $115.4 million.
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Canara Bank's shares were up 3.2 percent, after falling as much as 2.8 percent as quarterly profit more than halved.
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PGGM, which manages Dutch pension money, has halved what it pays for infrastructure investments since 2008, mostly by investing directly.
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The volume of loans that P2P firms have sold in securitised packages has halved since the end of last year.
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AIDS-related deaths almost halved in the same period, from 6,000 to 3,100, largely due to the provision of medication.
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Red, White & Blue Strawberry Jell-O Shots These patriotic Jell-O shots use halved strawberries for an edible casing. 143.
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Uno and James pick up the metal grate and rub it with a halved onion and a bit of grease.
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Steel production in Britain has more than halved since its peak in around 1970, to some 12m tonnes a year.
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In November Egypt abandoned its currency peg of 8.8 per dollar and floated the pound, which then halved in value.
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In Britain, unemployment has almost halved since 2010, but wage growth has stuck resolutely at 2 per cent a year.
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The stock has almost halved in the last two years, sunk largely by a price war launched by Niel himself.
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The vegetarian dish is made of halved brussels sprouts with caramelized onions, tangy mustard and tempeh sandwiched in the middle.
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But, if immigration were doubled, rather than halved, Social Security would gain around $5 trillion over the next 75 years.
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M1's shares have nearly halved over the past two years due to its weak business performance amid increased competition.
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The cuts were forced by a persistent glut that has more than halved prices from mid-2014 highs above $100.
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Since then, its stock has more than halved as it has struggled to grow beyond its core base in California.
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M13's shares have nearly halved over the past two years due to its weak business performance amid increased competition.
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The southbound money flow has halved the premium that Chinese listed shares had over Hong Kong shares this year alone.
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Meanwhile, the percentage of those who'd heard "nothing at all" about the Green New Deal halved — from 82% to 41%.
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The worst performer of commonly watched emerging-market currencies is Argentina's peso, which has halved in value against the dollar.
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Macau's gaming revenues have more than halved since then, as high rollers from the mainland gave it a wide berth.
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The Panthers halved the lead at 17:13, with Vincent Trocheck ripping a shot over Oilers goalie Cam Talbot's shoulder.
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The office has nearly halved the time needed to create and send property tax bills while eliminating errors through automation.
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ORB said May's lead had halved to 6 percentage points, according to an online poll carried out May 24-25.
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Oil prices inched up as U.S. Gulf of Mexico crude output was halved by disruptions caused by a tropical storm.
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The government last week halved its 2019 growth forecast to 0.8% and cut its 2020 forecast to 3.903% from 2.60%.
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Closures have more than halved lending growth to small businesses in the areas affected, separate research released on Thursday showed.
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This helped to offset a slowdown in export growth which nearly halved to 2.4 percent, from 4.6 percent in 2017.
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He said his firm's estimate for sales growth will be roughly halved, to 2.2%, if the crisis persists into June.
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International benchmark prices LCOc1 have more than halved since the start of the year, falling to around $30 a barrel.
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During the 2000s, the collapse of the state's manufacturing base swiftly halved employment in the sector; nearly 450,000 jobs vanished.
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The orders have since halved again, but Fuji-ta is still working with start-ups that survived the industry culling.
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S&P has since halved its oil price assumption for 2020 from an average of $60 per barrel to $30.
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She piled a mix of dressed heirloom tomatoes on top, the big ones cut into wedges, the little ones halved.
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The increase would then be halved, to 11.5 percentage points, in 2020, and would be eliminated in 2021 and 2022.
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He more than halved his passed ball total from a major league worst 18 in 2018 to seven this season.
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Meanwhile, S&P, a ratings agency, reports that revenues at many hotels may have halved, as the conference trade collapses.
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Between April and June, Nano's sales more than halved to 3,138 units compared with the same period a year ago.
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That's where she laid out sliced bananas, a halved apple, bread pieces and carrot sticks on a table for them.
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Ekman-Larsson's blast from just inside the blue line halved the deficit with 3:20 remaining in the second period.
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Minnesota halved the deficit early in the second quarter after completing 14-play drive with Bailey's 37-yard field goal.
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Fortescue said on Monday that its annual profit halved as prices for its lower quality iron ore fell, Reuters reported.
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In fact, at their low point on the day, many cryptocurrencies with large market caps saw their prices essentially halved.
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Brent is just above its level before attacks on Saudi facilities on Sept 28, which initially halved the kingdom's production.
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The southbound money flow has halved the premium that Chinese listed shares had over Hong Kong shares this year alone. .
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Trump's order nearly halved the size of the monument, reducing it from 1.9 million acres to about 1 million acres.
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The UK's automotive lobby estimates investment in the industry halved in the first six months of 2018 year-on-year.
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Net debt has halved to $15.5 billion and buoyant prices mean the group is once again generating mountains of cash.
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After Tavares staked Toronto to a 206-0 lead, Skinner halved the deficit at 5:45 of the second period.
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He halved it with a knife and slipped the blade under its skin, as if he were shucking an oyster.
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If they were to split assets equally, Mr. Bezos could find the 16.1 percent of Amazon stock he owns halved.
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That number has plummeted to 11 percent in the last year, meaning that convictions have halved in the interim time.
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Bank of America was down 0.2 percent after a $2.9 billion one-time tax charge nearly halved its reported profit.
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Proceeds from IPOs in Asia-Pacific halved in the six months ended June to $22.5 billion, data from Refinitiv shows.
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The number of startups have halved in the last 18 months, and there's more money than ever, double the money.
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A ring is the most obvious example — that marker of matrimony or even possession — followed by those two-halved heart necklaces.
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Argentina, the third-largest economy in Latin America, saw the value of its peso currency halved in 2018 as investors fled.
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The Kawahiva tribe is thought to have halved to less than three dozen people over the past 30 years, Survival said.
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Once Ehrlich and her team unblinded their study, the results were clear: Buprenorphine nearly halved babies' time in treatment for NAS.
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Some 110,000 of those were scheduled to arrive in the U.S before Trump's order more than halved that count to 50,000.
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Both volumes and revenue halved in Angola, partly because of import charges and excise duties, Chief Executive Richard Rushton told Reuters.
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Foreign exchange reserves have more than halved since then, leaving Egypt with scarcely enough to cover three-months worth of imports.
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In the last 10 years, cash in circulation has halved to around 50 billion Swedish crowns ($5.75 billion) from 112 billion.
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The key is that the cost of oilfield services that drillers rely on have roughly halved during the downturn, Evans said.
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Today I brought a baked chicken breast with pesto and lime and stir-fried sugar snap peas with halved cherry tomatoes.
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Analysts expect first-quarter profit at UBS, which is Switzerland's biggest bank, to have nearly halved when it reports on Thursday.
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The number of Japanese visitors almost halved in the first half of the year from last, according to tourist board figures.
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The company, which issued three profit warnings last year, halved its dividend, but investors cheered the move to strengthen its finances.
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Higher fuel costs, however, took a big chunk out of the airline's profits, which nearly halved to about S$682.7 million.
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In states that expanded Medicaid, the health-care programme for low-income Americans, the proportion of people without health insurance halved.
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In fact, the number of microfunds that closed on $50 million or less has been halved since 2014, according to PitchBook.
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His administration also halved the enrollment period to six weeks and cut the federal advertising and outreach budget by 90 percent.
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Norway's oil production has nearly halved over the past 15 years, and is set to fall by another 11% by 2019.
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Today, its market share has nearly halved, several top executives have resigned, and the company is looking for growth outside India.
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The trend has been towards lower usage of the TFS, having more than halved last month relative to a year earlier.
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The country has already halved consumption from Russia, according to Ukrtransgaz PJSC, and the solar initiative would only increase that number.
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Current trading levels imply that the value of NWS's assets has effectively halved since the split from FOX back in 2013.
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Membership in the United Mine Workers, the state's most powerful union, roughly halved from the 1950s to the early 21st century.
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Altice's share price has halved since it reported disappointing quarterly results in France earlier this month amid a fiercely competitive market.
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Also bullish to prices was plummeting production in Libya, where output has halved in five months to 527,000 barrels per day.
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DUELING TARIFFS WITH TURKEY * The United States halved tariffs in May to 25% on Turkish steel imports and 10% on aluminum.
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Sir Graham's majority halved at the election last year, while Manchester's new Labour mayor, Andy Burnham, won every ward in Trafford.
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Remove the torta bread from the pan and rub the toasted sides of the bread with the halved garlic clove. 5.
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Flows through the pipeline have been more than halved since Wednesday, down from the usual level of close to 600,000 bpd.
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Before the next debates in September, the crowded field of 20 candidates could be halved by tightened polling and fundraising thresholds.
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Since 2014, the number of VC rounds in technology companies worldwide has nearly halved, from 19,000 to 10,000, according to PitchBook.
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Dan: So the problem halved is a problem shared, so to speak when it comes to getting the tenant mix right.
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The United States is considering more sanctions against Iran, whose oil exports have been halved by existing measures, an official said.
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Oil prices halved in the last year and hit 12-year lows this week amid market turmoil in the Chinese markets.
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From 2000 to 2017, the portion of all French exports that went to Africa halved from 11 percent to 13 percent.
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The Russian market, which has approximately halved since 2012, is expected to fall a further 12 percent this year, Renault said.
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It fell 10 percent on Thursday after its full-year net profit more than halved and dividend was cut by half.
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Last month the firm announced that its profits for the year had halved, largely because of its poor performance in Nigeria.
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Since 2006 the rates of female assaults on staff have more than halved whereas male assault rates have stayed roughly flat.
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Nobody invested in anything anymore, so the population halved, and those who stayed became a cheap labor force for the west.
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Rice farmer Eduardo Morano lost money on his last crop as the harvest from his one-hectare plot more than halved.
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Uncertainty over Brexit has halved new investment in the British car industry, the country's main car lobby group said on Tuesday.
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The bank's share price has almost halved this year, prompting speculation that it could lose some of its top investment bankers.
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Shares are down by a third this year and have more than halved in value in his four years in charge.
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The IMF has praised Egypt's economic reforms, which included a currency float in 2016 that halved the value of the pound.
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Egypt's pound has roughly halved in value since the central bank abandoned its peg of 8.8 to the dollar on Nov.
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In it, you boil the raw pasta not just with water, but also with halved cherry tomatoes, lemon zest and greens.
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The ECB said its current 30 billion euros in monthly purchases would be halved in the last quarter of the year.
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The company has been sinking since it reported in late October that nine-month net profit halved from a year earlier.
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It was topped with a tumble of delicately dressed arugula, a scattering of cucumber slices and halved and peeled grape tomatoes.
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First I put it on halved grilled romaine heads, soft and smoky at the edges, crunchy at the cores, still juicy.
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Its stock though has more than halved, as it has struggled to support these acquisitions and the leverage they left behind.
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In the sector, Petrofac fell more than 3 percent after several brokers more than halved their price targets on the stock.
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Major world stock markets climbed, while the day's gains in European stocks were halved at the prospect of ongoing euro strength.
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DONG Energy, the world's biggest offshore wind farm operator, says it has halved its wind energy production costs in four years.
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Income tax rates were halved for "bottom of the pyramid" tax payers while status quo was maintained in service tax rates.
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The military offensive more than halved Kurdistan's oil output and cut its exports to global markets via Turkey by two thirds.
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Also bullish to prices was plummeting production in Libya, where output has halved to 527,000 barrels per day in five months.
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Would this particular chicken, slathered in a simple, garlicky chile butter, be excellent stuffed with loads of herbs and halved lemons?
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The tomato sauce was an adaptation of Marcella Hazan's recipe: San Marzano tomatoes; one onion, halved; and a stick of butter.
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The value of Denmark's largest bank has almost halved since last March, with investors concerned by the threat of hefty fines.
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The counter-sanctions, which included bans on imports of meat, fruits, vegetables, and dairy products, halved Europe's agricultural exports to Russia.
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With global travel grinding to a standstill, Europe's travel and leisure stocks index has halved in value in roughly three weeks.
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International benchmark prices LCOc1 have more than halved since the start of the year, falling to well below $30 a barrel.
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And the Portuguese economy has outpaced most of its European partners, while unemployment has almost halved, to just under 7 percent.
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Maybe add to the board some cherry tomatoes, halved and tossed in olive oil and good vinegar with salt and pepper?
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Oppenheimer has kept a sell rating on GE shares since February, and GE's share price has nearly halved in that time.
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At its worst point that year its value halved against the dollar, sending inflation soaring briefly to a 15-year high.
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Guatemala's murder rate has halved in the past 10 years, a result credited to the professionalization of the civil police force.
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Hyundai Motor's net profit halved to an almost six-year low in January-March, hit by bleak U.S. and China sales.
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But many more, it seems, woke up the day after the currency was floated and found their savings had been halved.
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Over the last three years, commercialization of additional hepatitis C cures already has halved what insurers pay, because competition lowers costs.
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Net profit for the retail-to-chemicals conglomerate more than halved to A$1.2 billion for the year to June 30.
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Figures released by the International Organization for Migration show arrivals to Spain by sea more than halved to 16,894 from Jan.
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By 2010, MySpace was at its lowest point of membership and halved its monthly visitors in the timeframe of one year.
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Amazon halved the amount of U.K. corporation tax it paid last year while more than doubling turnover during the same period.
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But even halved, the new domestic model portfolio would still beat the 25 models available in North America, Toyota's biggest market.
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Petrossian says prices of caviar, or sturgeon eggs, have halved over the past five years due to a jump in production.
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The Turkish lira is more than 60 percent weaker this year, while the Argentine peso has more than halved in value.
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Since 2009, the fund's assets have halved, to $1.5 billion, trailing the index by 1.3 percent over the last three years.
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Still, the black maternal death rate in North Carolina has halved, and the gap between black and white deaths has closed.
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Death from stroke was more than halved, according to results published Monday in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
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Along with that came massive declines in mortality rates for women and infants, both of which have been halved since 1990.
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By Obama's final month in office, the jobless rate had been halved and more than 14 million new jobs had been produced.
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It halved the oil import bill, cooled inflation and improved public finances, all of which helped the RBI to cut interest rates.
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J.C. Penney's net loss more than halved to $68 million, or 22 cents per share, in the first quarter ended April 30.
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Its share price has nearly halved since March 3, when the government banned it from exporting minerals in a row over taxes.
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Prime Minister Stefan Lofven's coalition halved the maximum tax break on home services such as cleaning last year, and many firms suffered.
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Shares in the closely held Singapore-listed firm have halved since February when local media questioned Best World's sales figures in China.
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Inflation in the services sector, the largest in the euro zone economy, nearly halved to 1.0% from 1.9% in April, data show.
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For Germany, Europe's largest economy, the OECD more than halved its 2019 GDP growth forecast to 0.7 percent from 1.6 percent previously.
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When oil prices halved in just 213 weeks starting in late 22014, panic hit Texas, followed—for a while—by grim austerity.
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Union membership has halved in the last two decades to just 250 percent of workers in 2016, according to labor ministry data.
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In Britain the average amount of training received by workers almost halved between 1997 and 2009, to just 0.69 hours a week.
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Venezuelan exports have dropped 21% since January and Iran's exports have more than halved, to one million barrels per day or less.
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As in Zeno's paradox, if the self is cut down and continually halved into smaller pieces for eternity, it can still exist.
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Going back to 2011 and including the current selloff, bitcoin's price has been halved nine times on the Bitstamp exchange before recovering.
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The proportion of children who said they had ever tried drugs halved between 2001 and 2014; among adults the rate barely changed.
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CMF FengQing, for example, nearly halved its equity exposure to 7.47 percent, with ICBC disappearing from its top 10 stock holdings list.
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Earlier, the Dow more than halved morning losses of more than 100 points after better-than-expected data on the services sector.
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" "But the measures are not a long term fix and won't be enough to stabilize oil output, which has halved since 2004.
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These numbers have not changed since 23, though inflation in the intervening decades has more than halved the real wealth they represent.
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This would mark a sharp rebound after Germany's quarterly growth rate halved to 0.2 percent in the third quarter as exports weakened.
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Historically low interest rates and fierce competition for a shrinking loan book have on average halved banks' profitability rates since the crisis.
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There have been nine instances including the current selloff going back to 2011 where bitcoin's price was halved on the Bitstamp exchange.
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The number of facial trauma patients passing through Glasgow's hospitals has halved, Goodall says, and now stands at around 20053 a year.
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LEAD STOCKS: Headline lead inventories in LME-registered warehouses at 55,475 tonnes have halved this year and are the lowest since 2807.50.
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Dell halved the cost of its 483-inch S2716DG G-Sync monitor from $700 down to $399, though stock has now depleted.
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But critics say he has made little progress, with Nigeria still heavily dependent on crude exports whose price has halved since 2014.
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Over that period, compliments of the ECB, Germany's net debt interest payments have halved from 2.3 percent to 1.2 percent of GDP.
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But its economy has nearly halved since 2000 after the violent seizure of white-owned commercial farms and disastrous printing of money.
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Healthscope, the country's No. 2 private hospital group, also said in a statement on Tuesday that annual operating profit halved, as expected.
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"That means the numbers have more than halved when compared to September, when we had as much as 10,000 people per day."
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The Zalora exits come amid a major setback for Rocket Internet after major investor Kinnevik halved its stake in the German firm.
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She'll pat that, thickly enough that the bird becomes bright red, on the skin of a halved chicken that's been patted dry.
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The reduction in bonus was not uniform among employees, and payments had more than halved for some staff, two people told Reuters.
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U.S. natural gas producer Chesapeake Energy more than halved its annual capital budget and said it would sell more assets this year.
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The scandal has led the bank's former chief executive Thomas Borgen to resign and almost halved Danske Bank share price since February.
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Apple's market share, which has never been significant, is said to have halved from two percent to one percent over the year.
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This has weighed heavily on wholesale gas prices in Britain which have halved since a September peak of 80 pence per therm.
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The simple invention consists of halved plastic bottles placed on a board, which is then placed on the wall of a hut.
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MCUSTX-TOTAL Inventories of copper in warehouses registered with the Shanghai Futures Exchange have nearly halved since mid-March to 139,556 tonnes.
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We expect the fiscal deficit to widen to 3.8% of GDP in 2016 from 1.1% in 2015, when oil receipts almost halved.
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RBC last year valued South53's stake in manganese at around $1.8 billion, though that was before the metal halved in price.
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LEAD STOCKS: Headline lead inventories in LME-registered warehouses at 55,475 tonnes have halved this year and are the lowest since 2802.
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The cost of variable renewables – solar and wind energy – has halved in India since the start of 2017, falling below grid parity.
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During Sacks' recent takeover, he also halved the company's valuation to $2 billion to settle any concerns about potential lawsuits from shareholders.
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Total net profit attributable to Schlumberger nearly halved to $501 million, or 40 cents per share, in the quarter ended March 31.
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Since peaking in December and January, bitcoin's price BTC=BTSP has more than halved, while the second and third largest cryptocurrencies, ethereum .
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A woman was shopping at her local Sobey's grocery store in Thornhill, Ontario when she spotted pre-peeled, halved avocados on sale.
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BTIG analysts halved their estimates for Snap's 2020 revenue and apologized this week for not telling clients to sell Snap shares sooner.
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Cleveland halved the deficit in the bottom of the fourth following Jose Ramirez's sacrifice fly to center field that scored Carlos Santana.
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But manufacturing's share of jobs has halved in Australia over the past 26 years, and South Australia has been hit especially hard.
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Venezuela's oil output has halved since the early 2000s to 1.5 million barrels per day (bpd), hit by a lack of investment.
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But prices for NAND chips, used for longer-term data storage, more than halved in the same period as supply swamped demand.
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SMA shares, which have nearly halved over the past 12 months, were down 2 percent, compared with a flat technology index .TECDAX.
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My annual property tax will be halved down to about $21, and all notary fees are now free, saving hundreds of dollars.
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In the early 1970s, 60 such state-run inns existed in the capital, though this number had halved by the late 1980s.
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Rival pot producers Tilray and Cronos earlier this week reported selling prices nearly halved in the September quarter due to surplus supply.
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The stock has halved since the inquiry into the Australian finance sector began in February, exposing deep flaws in the firm's governance.
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Shares in Osram, which have more than halved in value over the past year, were trading down 1.2 percent by 0850 GMT.
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It is also taking a large hit to sales, saying this week that its domestic orders have halved since the scandal broke.
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The market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies has halved from $800 billion in January to around $400 billion this month, according to CoinMarketCap.
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Economic growth halved in her first year in office to 3.9 percent as commodity prices tapered and debt-laden consumers curbed spending.
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On the data front, the EU statistics agency Eurostat said Friday that euro zone growth halved in the second quarter of 2019.
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The number of acres given over to the Thompson seedless grape, traditionally grown for raisins, has been halved from 227 to 220.
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Total fertility in the country has more than halved, from 8.3 to 3.8 live births per woman over the past four decades.
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But the number of "enforcement actions" it has undertaken to bring wayward governments back on track has nearly halved in a decade.
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As in 2008, the cost of a barrel has more than halved this year, abetted by Saudi Arabia launching a price war.
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China's gasoline demand in March is expected to fall 22.5% on the year, with the rate of contraction nearly halved from February.
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Rival Hammerson almost halved its 2020 dividend on Tuesday as it copes with store closures and looks to reduce its increasing debt.
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By 2012, the number of people the industry employed had been halved in comparison to its 1992 totals, per the Charlotte Observer.
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Daimler warned in January its earnings halved and it faced further charges of up to 25 billion euros related to diesel pollution.
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The expansion of Medicaid under Obamacare is the main reason the percentage of West Virginians without health insurance has halved since 2013.
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Inspectors praised the jail for "bucking the trend" of rising violence; incidents of self-harm halved in the last year, staff say.
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Corporate tax will be cut to 24% on 2019 profit from 28% currently and taxation on dividends will be halved to 5%.
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The money manager net long position has halved to a one-year low of 20163,173 contracts since the start of the year.
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Danske's share price has halved since March, mostly because investors fear a large fine from U.S. authorities over the money laundering case.
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The spiced sauce smelled divine while it was simmering, and tasted even better when it was served over halved hard-cooked eggs.
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GE already halved its dividend last November, dealing a blow to the company's retirees and large base of mom-and-pop shareholders.
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Fifteen-year gilt yields GB15YT=RR, a proxy measure for funding levels according to pensions specialists, have nearly halved since 2014 valuations.
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The higher free cash flow target also raises the prospect of a bigger payout for shareholders after the dividend halved in 2016.
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Corporate tax will be cut to 24% on 2019 profit from 28% currently and taxation on dividends will be halved to 5%.
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National security leaders talked Trump down from that into a slower withdrawal that halved the force to 1,000 troops earlier this year.
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Investment in the sector nearly halved in 2018 as negotiations over the departure from the European Union led to uncertainty for manufacturers.
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Annual state spending on mental health was halved over 2011 and 2012, and it has been trimmed further each year since then.
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Deaths from AIDS have halved to 1 million since 2005, and UNAIDS estimates almost 20 million people now have access to treatment.
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Prices for the metal have halved due to flatlining demand and rising exports from China, which now smelts 50% of the global output.
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However, the drop was bigger among British funds, which on average almost halved holdings of property from the previous month to 3.8 percent.
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In the case of frozen food we know food waste can be halved compared with fresh foods -- less of it is thrown away.
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According to exporters, the number of beans reaching ports could be halved from April to June versus last season, when 300,000 tonnes arrived.
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Last year, after a string of profit warnings, Rolls halved its dividend to 2671 pence a share, the first cut for 250 years.
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Matalan reported earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) almost halved to 56.2 million pounds ($69.2 million) for the year to Feb.
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Along with the vote to raise rates a quarter point, Fed officials then indicated a path — since halved— toward four increases in 2016.
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Turn the big gas flame on on your cooker and put the garlic, the halved onion, carrot, and ginger straight into the flames.
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Golf balls cut in half: These artsy halved golf balls with tantalizingly scrumptious interiors are forbidden snacks, but we can still drool. 250.
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U.S. customers accounted for 161 billion Swiss francs ($165.3 billion) of bank deposits in 2006, but that had more than halved in 2015.
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The brilliant logistician who shod an army, and unrolled the roads that halved travel times across France, also had baffling practical blind spots.
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Its share price, which has more than halved since March last year, was trading 8.3 percent lower at 119.85 crowns at 0936 GMT.
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Revenues at its core search-engine business dipped 2% during the quarter, while Baidu's net income more than halved to 2.4 billion yuan.
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The changes are going to be more drastic for TNT Originals and TruTV shows, which will commercial time almost halved later this year.
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Its share price, which has more than halved since March last year, was trading 8.4 percent lower at 119.75 crowns at 0906 GMT.
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By 2014, according to Mr Corera, the proportion of international data passing through American and British fibres had nearly halved from its peak.
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Servings: 4 Ingredients2 pounds Brussels sprouts, cleaned and halved½ pound thick-cut bacon, cut into 1-inch piecesjuice of ½ an orange Directions 1.
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One said it had no plans to do so soon as profits it had accumulated before the float had halved in value since.
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One year into the experiment, the number of pupils with reading difficulties at the 11 schools in Calais that took part had halved.
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Data from Airlines for America, a trade group, show that the average cost of air travel per mile halved between 1979 and 2012.
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In a country where people once bought many pets, the price of an animal companion has as much as halved, despite significant inflation.
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That disruption, which began in mid-June, had more than halved Libya's national oil production from highs in February of 1.28 million bpd.
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The resumption has coincided with a falling cobalt price, which has halved from above $60,000 per tonne in late 2018 to below $30,000.
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Britain's economy was seen growing 2.0 percent this year, revised up from 1.63 percent previously, although the rate would be halved by 2018.
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Class sizes were halved for five- to six-year-olds in tough schools in time for the start of the current academic year.
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It's constructed from halved plastic bottles inserted into a grid-like board, which is then installed in a hut like a window pane.
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While profits at U.S. banks are back above levels last seen before the financial crisis, those at European banks have halved since 2008.
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Indivior, whose shares have more than halved in value this year, jumped 12% after the drugmaker raised its annual sales and profit view.
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Alphabet, Google's parent company, more than halved gains but still closed up 1.3 percent to top Apple as the world's most valuable company.
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Metro Bank, whose stock has halved in value following an accounting error, snapped a five-day losing streak and was the top gainer.
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Net income attributable to the company more than halved to $682 million, or 46 cents per share, in the first quarter ended Dec.
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Retail inflation has more than halved since November 703, thanks to a crash in global commodity prices as well as subdued rural demand.
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North Sea oil prices dropped to a 12-year low of $27.10 last month and almost halved over the past 12 months.
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Foreign reserves have more than halved since the uprising to $16.4 billion in January, helping to prompt black market speculation against the pound.
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Bosnian officials said the heat wave and drought had nearly halved agricultural output, which accounts for 10 percent of the country's economic output.
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Orlando halved the deficit early in the third quarter with a pair of 3-pointers by Payton and one from guard Evan Fournier.
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The number of nightclubs in London has almost halved since 2010, and things aren't looking great across the rest of the country either.
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Growth has halved since 2014, and Ghana is running a budget deficit of 9% of GDP and a current-account deficit of 43%.
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Purdue halved the lead with about nine minutes left in the game when King Doerue scored from 143 yards out for a touchdown.
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It's not only halved my grocery budget, but it's also shown me just how much I used to spend on single-use packaging.
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The investors include Swedbank Robur, R12 Kapital, Nordea Fund and Zeres Capital, the latter having earlier this year halved its stake in Capio.
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According to JPMorgan, the cost of bond funding has on average more than halved for euro area countries since the start of 2016.
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It also halved the basic personal income tax rate and cut taxes on small firms that account for 96 percent of India's businesses.
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World number 44 Hadwin made his Presidents Cup debut in 2017 where he finished with two defeats and halved one of his matches.
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New York halved the deficit 38 seconds into the second when Zibanejad's wrist shot deflected off the skate of Winnipeg defenseman Jacob Trouba.
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The industry's workforce has halved in the last 15 years; over that period, more journalists have lost jobs in America than coal miners.
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Consumer demand, which was the No. 1 external risk cited by CFOs in the third quarter (34.3 percent), was almost halved in Q4.
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Productivity growth has halved since before the bloc's economic crisis, and high debt levels are still forcing both households and governments to deleverage.
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Net foreign reserves have more than halved since 2011, to reach $15.536 billion in July, enough for less than three months of imports.
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The IMF programme began in late 2016 with a flotation of Egypt's pound currency, which halved its value, hitting many ordinary Egyptians hard.
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German growth halved to 0.3 percent in January-March compared with the previous three months due to weaker trade and less state spending.
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CT-N, the public affairs television outlet that broadcasts live coverage of the legislative session and other government proceedings, had its budget halved.
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And if you need to take food to the beach, the generously stuffed tortas are carefully wrapped and halved, and they travel well.
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India's exports to Venezuela between April 2015 and February 2016 almost halved year-on-year to $125.5 million, compared with a year earlier.
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The government has halved its 2019 growth forecast to 0.5% after an expansion of 1.5% in 2018, the weakest rate in five years.
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Following an attack in September that initially halved production, the company restored output levels in 11 days, it said in its results statement.
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And while unemployment has more than halved under the Conservatives, wages have stagnated and the number of working families in poverty has risen.
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The co-working giant, legally known as The We Company, is said to have halved its IPO exceptions to a minuscule $20 billion!
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Copper inventories in warehouses monitored by the Shanghai Futures Exchange - at about 124,000 tonnes - have more than halved since March.
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In an instant, the country's oil output was halved, a move that has rattled energy markets and forced up the price of oil.
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Since 2001 the share of S&P 500 firms with one person tasked with both managing and governing has nearly halved (see chart).
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He said the inspectors confirmed that the dolphin and 46 penguins were alive and healthy, while the number of other fish had halved.
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Net profit more than halved in the first quarter of 2016 to 161 million zlotys, with sales 17 percent down to 3.91 billion.
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Between 2009 and 2016, the RGGI halved power-sector carbon dioxide emissions in member states while having no negative impacts on state economies.
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London-listed shares of Royal Dutch Shell were the biggest drag on the benchmark index, shedding 4.3% after the company's quarterly profit halved.
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Including those losses, OncoMed's market valuation has halved since the company said last week it would discontinue a trial testing another cancer drug.
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Its share price, which has more than halved since March last year, was trading 8.3 percent lower at 119.85 crowns at 4.013 GMT.
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The value of all cryptocurrencies excluding bitcoin has roughly halved from $93 billion in late December to $193 billion Tuesday, according to CoinMarketCap.
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The Art Basel art market report noted that the Chinese government had halved the import tax on artworks to 3 percent, effective Jan.
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L warned about its full-year profit outlook for the second time in four months after its first-half profit more than halved.
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But ever since the chain halved the size of its honey cups, it's been hard to get enough honey for a satisfying dip.
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In another move easing political restrictions, the minimum number of people required to start a party will be halved to 20,000, Tokayev said.
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YouGov&aposs highly-anticipated MRP poll published on Wednesday says the Conservatives&apos lead over Labour has more than halved in two weeks.
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And notably, after conspiracy theorist Alex Jones was banned from PayPal, YouTube, Twitter, Spotify, and the iOS store, his daily audience has halved.
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The automaker more than halved the division that delivers its electric vehicles to North American customers, two of the laid-off workers said.
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"Year-over-year growth in prices has halved of the last nine months, and it looks set to carry on weakening," he added.
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Analysts at Liberum, who have a "buy" rating on the stock, more than halved their target price to 150 pence from 320 pence.
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Servings: 4Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 3 hours for the sandwich: 1 3/53 pounds|750 grams braising beef 6 garlic cloves 2 yellow onions, 2120 halved, 22 thinly sliced 23 large carrot, halved 24 (22-inch) piece ginger, peeled 23/63 cup|26 ml dark soy sauce 27/28 cup|150 ml fresh orange juice 2/3 cup|150 ml white wine vinegar 1 (28-ounce|73 gram) can chopped tomatoes kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste to serve: 4 mini ciabattas, halved mayonnaise sauerkraut parsley leaves bag of kettle chips carraway seeds 1.
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He has made nursery school compulsory from the age of three, and halved class sizes for five- and six-year-olds in tough areas.
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The $5.5 billion that the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China invested in South Africa's Standard Bank has more than halved in dollar terms.
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After a run on the peso last year halved its value, the central bank introduced a super-tight monetary policy that boosted the currency.
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The shift was most pronounced among people aged between 16 and 24, whose viewing of traditional TV had halved in that time, it said.
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AB InBev shares tumbled 8.1 percent after the Belgian brewing giant halved its dividend due to commodity price inflation and volatility in emerging markets.
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The other proposal wants to increase state aid to Swiss farmers, whose numbers have halved since 1985 and three farming businesses close every day.
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Bumper crops around the world have sent prices lower this season and in some parts of Cameroon the price that farmers receive has halved.
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The number of annual infections has fallen by almost half since 1996, to 1.8 million, and the number of deaths has halved since 2004.
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But even if the cuts were to be halved in size during negotiations, they would still punch a big hole in the UN's pocket.
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Barclays' investment bank has halved its risk-weighted assets in the past two years, leaving the level at less than 25% of group assets.
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This nearly halved the time needed to give rise to the modern situation if the languages had evolved independently from a single common ancestor.
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The population has roughly halved in the last 50 years and many services have been centralized to Orebro, an hour's drive south of Kopparberg.
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Padres catcher Raffy Lopez halved the deficit with his second homer of the season on a full-count pitch from Mikolas in the seventh.
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The pressure to meet that demand significantly increased in 2014, when olive fruit flies and olive tree disease halved olive oil production in Italy.
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Shares in Italian banks have halved this year on concerns about their huge exposure to non-performing loans (NPLs), low profitability and weak governance.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Takeda said its first-quarter operating profit had halved from a year ago, when it had booked gains from asset sales.
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The losses have been so significant that some predictions say the country's domestic pork population could be halved by the end of this year.
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Acacia shares, which have nearly halved in value since the March 3 export ban, were up 1.5 percent at 289 pence by 0900 GMT.
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Despite an upgrade to 2018 output guidance, Oil Search shares were down as much as 2.3 percent after the firm halved its interim dividend.
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This is the second consecutive quarter where the South Korean tech giant's operating profit more than halved from the same period a year earlier.
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Concern over immigration—the biggest beef of 2016, and a powerful driver of the vote to "take back control" from the EU—has halved.
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Venezuela's fuel consumption has roughly halved to about 350,000 bpd including gasoline, diesel, gasoil, jet fuel and liquefied petroleum gas, versus a decade ago.
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Her approval ratings halved from over 50 percent when she took office in March 2014 to around 25 percent by the end of 2015.
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Once one of the world's largest phosphate makers, Tunisia's production has halved since 2010 because of repeated protests and a fall in foreign buyers.
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Net income more than halved in the quarter to $54.2 million, or 12 cents per Class C share, mainly due to the restructuring charge.
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I get milk, bread, deli meat, tomatoes, ice cream, and peanut butter, along with some dog food (a total of $32.71, halved in Splitwise).
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Its share price has halved in the past five years over which it wrote down the value of its UK assets by $2.9 billion.
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"AIDS-related deaths have almost halved since 2005 but 17 [million] people living with HIV still don't have access to treatment," UN officials tweeted.
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The deal would be the kingdom's first international debt transaction since attacks on its oil facilities last month that initially halved Saudi crude production.
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Killing and looting had almost halved the number of cattle and reduced the number of sheep and goats by almost 60 percent, they added.
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By Wednesday afternoon, borrowing fees for Lyft shares had more than halved, but it was the most expensive stock to short in that group.
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Japan is one of Iran's biggest oil buyers but its crude imports have nearly halved from 2011 levels to around 170,000 barrels per day.
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Subsequent to this markets which doubled halved 3.37 percent of the time in the following year but doubled again 8.37 percent of the time.
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Global aluminium prices surged by a third, and Rusal's Hong Kong-listed shares and En+ London-listed GDRs both more than halved in value.
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Recently, the Cuban governments halved usage charges to $2 an hour — still a sizable chunk of the average Cuban salary of $20 a month.
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The chef behind the Egg Shop cookbook and N.Y.C. restaurant offers his spin on the easy appetizer 6 large hard-cooked eggs, halved lengthwise
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The late Nobel-prize winning economist Robert Fogel calculated that Americans' leisure time tripled between 1880 and 1995, while their work-time nearly halved.
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