Beder said the brand grew sales in every quarter of the year.
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The bank has beaten market expectations in every quarter so far this year.
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The Cavaliers outscored Charlotte in every quarter and entered halftime up 67-51.
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The airline has posted a loss in every quarter of the past four years.
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Bledsoe's defense diverges from game-changing to possession-ruining several times in every quarter.
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Etsy, however has beaten average analysts' estimates in every quarter since Silverman's appointment to the helm.
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The Blazers also aim to hold the other team to under 24 points in every quarter.
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Best Buy has posted at least 3% sales growth in every quarter for nearly two years.
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Microsoft has beat earnings estimates in every quarter since the three months to March in 2016.
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She has outraised Heller in every quarter since launching her Senate bid more than a year ago.
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HARUHIKO KURODA: You see, in the last eight quarters, the Japanese economy recorded positive growth in every quarter.
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Though Tesla reported that it made money in parts of 2016, it reported losses in every quarter of 2017.
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Greenlight noted that last summer, Musk had promised Tesla would be profitable and cash flow positive in every quarter going forward.
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In every quarter of 21996 it was more than 21998% higher than a year before, the first such sustained growth since 93.
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Since the government began scaling back nuclear power in earnest in late 2017, it has lost money in every quarter but one.
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It is the euro zone's biggest bank by market value and has made money in every quarter since at least the late 22007s.
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To make up for a disappointing bottom line, the company has posted year-on-year sales growth in every quarter since September 2012.
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Tesla said it now expects to record a loss in the first quarter after being "optimistic" about being profitable in every quarter of 2000.
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For the quarter, the pound is up just over 1 percent against the dollar, having fallen in every quarter since the second quarter of 2015.
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But he highlighted how Brexit uncertainty had hammered business investment in Britain, which fell in every quarter last year for the first time since the financial crisis.
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Here's the bad news: Analysts are keeping earnings estimates for the rest of the year in sky-high, record territory, with nearly 20 percent growth in every quarter.
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And the firm has described India as its biggest growth market in every quarter since the third quarter of 2016, according to call transcripts analyzed by Business Insider.
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The company said it managed to grow revenue per active client in every quarter of fiscal 218, which included 9% growth year over year, during the fourth quarter.
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Grocery chain operator Fairway, which has lost money in every quarter since it went public in 2013, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Monday in a New York court.
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Tesla's chief financial officer will leave the company as the automaker promised cheaper Model 3 sedans, the launch of Chinese production this year and profits in every quarter in 2019.
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Data from FactSet shows the S&P's earnings will likely be negative in every quarter this year — the first time it has fallen in four straight quarters since 2015–20203.
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Some might counter that Ventures has reaped hundreds of millions with big wins like Uber; but that haul is relatively insignificant compared with the billions Google brings in every quarter.
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"We delivered positive member recruitment growth in every quarter of 2016, ending the year with 10 percent more subscribers than the prior year," CFO Nick Hotchkin said in the earnings release.
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Fairway, which has lost money in every quarter since it went public in 2013, said in February it needed to raise more capital to stay in business over the long term.
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So far Kelly has outpaced McSally in fundraising in every quarter this cycle, ending the third quarter of 2019 with $9.5 million in cash on hand compared to McSally's $5.6 million.
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GDP had dropped from a year earlier in every quarter of 21.0 as a global price-supporting agreement among oil exporting countries caused Saudi Arabia to cut back its crude output.
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"The ongoing challenges faced by bricks and mortar destinations is reflected in the rising vacancy rate, which has increased in every quarter since January 2018," said Diane Wehrle, Springboard's marketing and insights director.
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Once you're a traded social media stock, then you have one responsibility that takes precedence over literally everything else, and that responsibility is delivering white-hot, unending, greasy-fast growth metrics in every quarter.
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Smith, 62, joined the beverage company in 1997 and is currently president of its Europe, Middle East and Africa group, which has generated organic revenue growth in every quarter during the last two years.
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So he advises traders to accept that they'll take some uncomfortable losses and to try to avoid making things worse rather than trying to turn a profit on every trade or in every quarter.
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The company, however, forecast revenue from the business to increase 2-3 percent sequentially in the current quarter, which is below its stated target of 5-7 percent sequential growth in every quarter of 2016.
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Denver (45-35) outscored the Clippers in every quarter and put the game away with a final decisive run in the first half of the fourth period that garnered the Nuggets a 119-224 lead.
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" Tesla also said that its cash position improved by $1.45 billion in the second half of 2018, and that it expects positive net income and positive free cash flow "in every quarter beyond Q533 2019.
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But the growth rate has fallen in every quarter since then, and if the forecasts from analysts for the third quarter prove accurate, the economy will have grown only about 2 percent over the last year.
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In the case of Nasdaq-traded Cresud shares, a position of 1.5 million shares from the third quarter of 2017 has grown in every quarter but one since, and was built up to 5.8 million shares.
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And, to be fair to the Browns, they do not have a playmaker like Odell Beckham Jr. "I feel like there's no way you can't score a touchdown in every quarter, and one somewhere else," Beckham said.
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Tesla expressed optimism last month that it would post profits in every quarter in 2019, but the winding down of a U.S. tax subsidy this year is expected to make Tesla cars more expensive and could hurt sales.
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Investors took profits on Walmart's stock after its stronger-than-expected earnings report Thursday, but the outlook remains bright as the world's largest retailer again showed growth in sales as it has in every quarter for five years straight.
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According to Nielsen Media Research, The Real Story with Gretchen has consistently been FNC's lowest-rated show with adults 25-54 in every quarter for the last two years, beginning with quarter 1 in 2014 and continuing through quarter 2 in 2016.
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It was the first game in the series to feature a detailed multiplayer mode and, despite its 2013 release date, still remains one of the most popular games around, exceeding the company's expectations in every quarter since its release, according to CEO Strauss Zelnick.
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Unlike Biden and Buttigieg, who have relied on wealthy donors maxing out donations to their campaigns, Sanders has cultivated a large and reliable network of small-dollar grassroots donors who have allowed him to match or out-raise his opponents in every quarter so far.
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According to a new Urban Institute report, early performance metrics from the program suggest it is achieving and exceeding its goals — most notably, over-enrollment in every quarter and only 2.5 percent of WAGEES program beneficiaries have returned to prison for committing new crimes while in the program.
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The conjecture also implies that at least one prime can be found in every quarter revolution of the Ulam spiral.
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The Gators never let up, scoring in double digits in every quarter to win 52–20 and, with ASU's loss in the 1997 Rose Bowl, claim their first national championship.
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Knowles 97. The New York Clipper wrote that it was "one of the most popular compositions ever produced" and that it had "been sung, whistled, and played in every quarter of the globe."August 10, 1861. The New York Clipper.
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Since the inaugural season, George has taken part in every quarter for the Mystics. She retired from all netball in 2012. She made a come back as a player for the Northern Stars in the 2019 ANZ Championship. She was previously on the coaching bench for the same team.
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Leucitite or leucite rock is an igneous rock containing leucite. It is scarce, many countries such as England being entirely without them. However, they are of wide distribution, occurring in every quarter of the globe. Taken collectively, they exhibit a considerable variety of types and are of great interest petrographically.
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Eschweiler has six railway stations: Eschweiler Hauptbahnhof (central station), Eschweiler-Aue (from 2009), Eschweiler-West, Eschweiler-Talbahnhof, Eschweiler-Nothberg, Eschweiler-Weisweiler and Nothberg (till 2009). Eschweiler-St. Jöris is planned. Eschweiler has two bus terminals and bus lines in every quarter and in its whole vicinity. Autobahn exits on the A 4 include Eschweiler-West, Eschweiler-Ost and Weisweiler.
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In each of the a fore-named every adult is expected to come out quarter by quarter and report to their quarter head to perform its share of the task. Everyone in every quarter is expected to obey the call. Any failure to attend entails a penalty which can be enforced using Kwifong coercion injunction. Traditional injunctions vary in their gravity and source in Bamunka.
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M&T; Bank has been profitable in every quarter since 1976. Other than Northern Trust, M&T; was the only bank in the S&P; 500 Index not to lower its dividend during the financial crisis of 2007–2008. The bank owns the Buffalo Savings Bank building in downtown Buffalo. M&T; Bank also sponsors M&T; Bank Stadium, home of the Baltimore Ravens.
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Worship services are held during weekend also arranged by batches (every Saturdays and Sunday). The earliest batch is 4:30 a.m. (Philippine time) Unlike prayer meeting, the worship service includes voluntary contributions which is open for members only while suspended members including guests and visitors are strictly prohibited to participate in monetary contributions. Once in every quarter, the church combines Prayer Meeting and Worship Service in preparation for a three-day International Thanksgiving of the members.
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The wars of independence of the former Spanish colonies in the Americas concluded with the abolition of the Inquisition in every quarter of Hispanic America between 1813 and 1825. By decree of Napoleon's government in 1797, the Inquisition in Venice was abolished in 1806. In Portugal, in the wake of the Liberal Revolution of 1820, the "General Extraordinary and Constituent Courts of the Portuguese Nation" abolished the Portuguese inquisition in 1821. The last execution of the Inquisition was in Spain in 1826.
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Fordham entered the game a pre-season pick for the national championship, but the first score was completed by Waynesburg when Bobby Brooks completed a 63-yard run for a touchdown on the third play of the game. Waynesburg only scored in the first quarter but managed to keep Fordham within reach during the early part of the game. Fordham scored in every quarter, leaving the final score at 34–7. Fordham's offense managed sixteen first downs and 337 yards, while Waynesburg managed only five first downs for a total of 157 yards.
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On April 9, 1920, Guatemala City was awakened with machine-gun fire and shelling in every quarter of the city. In "La Palma" French field- howitzers and seventy-fives with anti-aircraft sights, quick firing guns and machine guns were drawn. Meanwhile, in Guatemala City streets were deserted and bloodshed commenced in earnest. The Unionists were caught off-guard: they were disorganized and they had almost no weapons, but they quickly remedied the situation: Government buildings were systematically plundered and they gatgered arms and ammunition from the most unlikely places.
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In 401 BC, Sparta was warned: Agesilaus, the lame king of Sparta, who acceded to the Spartan throne at the time of Lysander, through attacking enemies in every quarter, lost control of the seas to the Persians who attacked Spartan coastal locations. In his obsession with Thebes, he incited the Thebans under Epaminondas to fight back. The Spartans were defeated for the first time by the Thebans in the battle of Leuctra in 371 BC; this led to the invasion of Sparta itself and its defeat at the battle of Mantinea in 362 BC.
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Huffman Huffman was a native of Chandlersville, Ohio. He enrolled in the medical college at the Ohio State University and played college football and baseball. Though he had never played football before enrolling at Ohio State, Huffman played four years of varsity football for the Buckeyes. Freshmen were eligible to play football in 1918 due to the exigency of World War I. As a result, Huffman reportedly played for Ohio State's football team in "every quarter of every game save one" in the four years from 1918-1921.
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A scheme for construction of Family Rooms, an entirely new concept in Pakistan, for long-term convicted prisoners at larger jails including Central Jail Faisalabad was initiated in the year 2006. After completion of these Family Rooms, the prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment and other long-term inmates will be facilitated to keep their wives with them for three days once in every quarter of a year. The facility shall be provided subject to verification of the good conduct of the prisoner and their family members by the jail authorities, the District administration and the concerned police.
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King George III conferred this honour in 1802 "in consideration of the very meritorious services of the Marines in the late war." The "Great Globe itself" was chosen in 1827 by King George IV in place of Battle honours to recognise the Marines' service and successes in multiple engagements in every quarter of the world. The laurels are believed to honour the gallantry they displayed during the investment and capture of Belle Isle, off Lorient, in April–June 1761. The word Gibraltar refers to the Capture of Gibraltar by a force of Anglo-Dutch Marines in 1704 and the subsequent defence of the strategic fortress throughout a nine-month siege against a numerically superior Franco-Spanish force.
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On April 9, 1920, Guatemala City was awakened with machine-gun fire and shells dropping close in every quarter of the city. In "La Palma" French field-howitzers and seventy-fives with anti-aircraft sights, quick firing guns and machine guns were drawn up; on the other hand, in Guatemala City streets were deserted and bloodshed commenced in earnest. The Unionists were caught off-guard: their organization was deficient, and they had almost no weapons, but they were able to remedy the situation. Government buildings were systematically plundered and ransacked and they got arms and ammunition from the most unlikely places; this way they got knives, machetes, saloon rifles, shotguns, axes and crowbars.
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In his speech he said there was "a traitorous conspiracy...for the purpose of overthrowing...the established government" and referred to "a malignant spirit which had brought such disgrace upon the domestic character of the people" and "had long prevailed in the country, but especially since the commencement of the French Revolution". This spirit belittled Britain's victories and exalted the prowess of her enemies and after the war had fomented discontent and encouraged violence: "An organised system has been established in every quarter, under the semblance of demanding parliamentary reform, but many of them, I am convinced, have that specious pretext in their mouths only, but revolution and rebellion in their hearts". The Act was renewed later in the parliamentary session (57 Geo. III, c. 55).
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99 At this decisive point, Hannibal ordered his African infantry to turn inwards and advance against the Roman flanks, creating an encirclement in one of the earliest known examples of a pincer movement. Appian and Livy inform that Hannibal had sent a small contingent of 500-600 horseriders to pretend to desert to the Roman left wing. Those men, Celtiberians according to Appian and Numidians according to Livy, would have dismounted and handed their weapons to Servilius as a sign of goodwill, though retaining hidden daggers in their clothes for a plan devised by Hannibal. While the battle developed in every quarter, the deserters would have suddenly attacked the Roman rear, stealing weapons and shields from their victims and causing chaos and confusion in their ranks.
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Chaderton thought highly of Preston, but was very reluctant to resign, and doubted whether, if he did, an Arminian might not be appointed. Preston procured a letter from Buckingham (20 September 1622) assuring Chaderton that it was the wish of the king and the prince that he should make way for Preston, and promising him a 'supply of maintenance'. Accordingly Chaderton resigned on 25 September; contrary to statute, the vacancy was not announced, on the plea that all the fellows were in residence; the election took place on 2 October with locked gates, and nothing was known of it at Queens' until Preston was sent for to be admitted as master of Emmanuel. The statutes limited the master's absence to a month in every quarter.
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" At the conclusion of his four-year football career at Ohio State, an Ohio newspaper reported: > "Big of frame but not ponderous and gifted with unusual speed for so large a > man, Huffman entered college without ever having donned a football suit. > Watching varsity practice one night early in the season he vowed he'd like > to try his hand at the game. Outfitted with old togs and utterly green at > the game he turned up for the varsity (it was the S. A. T. C. year when > freshmen were eligible) he quickly adapted himself and soon won a place on > the Buckeye line. He is credited with playing in every quarter of every game > save one in the four years he held down a varsity berth.
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" In a Bloomberg editorial, former supreme allied commander of NATO, James Stavridis also expressed support for the statements. In a piece in Foreign Policy, retired Marine general and former U.S. envoy John R. Allen wrote that the U.S. under Trump had begun turning illiberal, which "may well signal the beginning of the end of the American experiment". Allen wrote that Trump "doesn't care about the devout, except insofar as they serve his political needs" and had "failed to project any of the higher emotions or leadership desperately needed in every quarter of this nation during this dire moment". Allen also wrote "It wasn't enough that peaceful protesters had just been deprived of their first-amendment rights—this photo-op sought to legitimize that abuse with a layer of religion.
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John Thompson writes of what he saw on the river Wear in the year 1850: Thompson also noted that the Pile brothers were among the first, at all events, in this river, to introduce long ships with beam in proportion. Their vessels were of large dimensions, and the items of their fittings enormously costly, and they won for the builders the high name they attained in every quarter of the globe. It was here the first improvements in modelling took place, the old-fashioned counter was abolished, and all the planking turned up to the arch-board; the old-fashioned stern-frame and transoms were done away with, and the vessel framed all round the stern. The first clipper stem was her put up that was seen on the Wear, and was, as it was then termed, turned inside out and upside down, and which is still continued by the builders on the Wear up to the present day.(1874).
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Pittsburgh began their Super Bowl run with a 35–24 win over the fourth-seeded San Diego Chargers, gaining 342 yards, avoiding any turnovers, holding the ball for 36:30 (including for 14:43 in the third quarter alone, an NFL record for a single quarter), and scoring a touchdown in every quarter. Also, Parker appeared to be fully recovered from his regular season injuries, as evidenced by his career postseason high 147-yard, two-touchdown performance against the Chargers. Pittsburgh then went on to beat, for the third time in the season, their AFC North division archrivals, the sixth-seeded Baltimore Ravens 23–14 in the AFC Championship Game, holding them to 184 yards and forcing five turnovers. Arizona advanced to the Super Bowl by beating the fifth-seeded Atlanta Falcons 30–24, the second-seeded Carolina Panthers, 33–13, and the sixth-seeded Philadelphia Eagles 32–25 in the NFC Championship Game, winning more playoff games than the team had won in the last sixty years.
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