Prolonged cold — not quick jolts — would allow acclimation. Sigh.
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JOLTS reports the number of hires and separations each month.
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Older Camille jolts awake, and the two young girls disappear.
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It jolts a black metal gate and the stage vibrates.
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But Turner told investigators the Taser jolts knocked Williams down.
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JOLTS Job Openings will cross the wires at 10 a.m.
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But the experience also stirred some different jolts of recognition.
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Kenneth jolts himself back into the present, into adult perspective.
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JOLTS data showed a mostly strong picture for the employment situation.
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The JOLTS report comes the week after the monthly jobs report.
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Just teleportating and popping out in jolts in time and space.
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The result is "Yeezus" for Jesus, packed with hard sonic jolts.
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Job openings and labor turnover (JOLTs) data is released on Wednesday.
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Go deeper: Second major earthquake in 2 days jolts Southern California
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JOLTS data is set to come out at 10:00 a.m.
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The JOLTS report is watched closely inside the halls of government.
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Also, the latest JOLTS survey showed job openings rose in December.
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A sudden explosion jolts the frame, and the screen goes black.
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"We've been feeling hard jolts and tremors still yet," he said.
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In the data space, JOLTS data are due at 10 a.m.
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While underwater jolts from eels are well-known, above-water shocks aren't.
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Lisa looks over concernedly as Ludo's carrier jolts violently against my hip.
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ET with its Job Opportunities and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) for May.
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Reviewers described her as convulsing audiences, administering jolts, chills, even electric shocks.
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A scream, at the beginning of a novel, jolts the reader awake.
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Overcoming habituation and making a splash requires ever-bigger jolts of hyperbole.
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ET. The Labor Department releases its December JOLTS report at 10 a.m.
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The main plot is a swift-moving caper with jokes and jolts.
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On Wednesday, there is JOLTs, job opening and turnover data at 10 a.m.
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At the same time, the government will be issuing its August "JOLTS" report.
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November saw another decline, to 5.98 million; JOLTS numbers only extend through October.
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ET, December JOLTS, the Job Opportunities and Labor Turnover Survey, at 10 a.m.
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JOLTS numbers run a month behind the more widely followed nonfarm payrolls count.
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There are no big surprises, but the jumps and jolts are well timed.
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Expect a few heart-dropping jolts before you find the remote's sweet spot.
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Thursday's data comes from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover survey, or JOLTs.
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Tuesday's data come from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover survey, or JOLTs.
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The JOLTS report also showed layoffs decreasing 7,000 to 1.67 million in November.
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Still, there are a few jolts and a heavy dose of caveat emptor.
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It's when my surroundings are most quiet that the memory jolts me alert.
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There are no spontaneous jolts, no weird speed changes or anything like that.
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Investors have received several inflationary jolts over the past week and a half.
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They are a component of the larger "separations" category in the JOLTS report.
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It's about the disappointment we feel when reality jolts us awake from our reverie.
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And then, when the first pitch is thrown, he jolts into hyper-aware omnipresence.
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ET. There is also Jolts data on job openings and turnover at 10 a.m.
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The sudden jolts of intensity they're observing might provide answers.. Hubble does it again!
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The sudden jolts of intensity they're observing might provide answers.. Hubble does it again!
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JOLTS is one of the job market metrics on Fed Chair Janet Yellen's dashboard.
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Tuesday's latest data comes from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover survey, or JOLTs.
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The jolts that follow, right up until the last page, are pretty good too.
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The big question now is whether these jolts could cause turbulence across Silicon Valley.
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Ideally, the devices are strapped on, the inmates behave and no jolts are needed.
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Certainly, the calcified symphonic repertory can use jolts from past as well as present.
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Here are seven, in a mix of scary sub-genres, that deliver the jolts.
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Though this show had jolts of energy, it was meted out in controlled bursts.
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There's also a rubber bumper around the outside to protect it from jolts and jostles.
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Remainers can only hope that the extended summer heat jolts Britain's politicians into a rethink.
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Nobel laureate Robert Shiller sees the U.S-China trade war creating more stock market jolts.
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The JOLTS report cemented expectations the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its Sept.
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Thomsen said Trammell received 15-18 electrical jolts from a smaller number of Taser firings.
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On the data front, the November JOLTS (job openings) report came in at 5.431 million.
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The JOLTS report showed the hiring increased by 22.3,1.13 jobs to 21.1 million in July.
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The JOLTS report showed the hiring increased by 22.3,1.13 jobs to 21.1 million in July.
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Each gallery has its own character, distinct from its neighbors; its own jolts and disruptions.
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This chronological shuffling jolts the story awake and nudges the viewer to pay close attention.
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Her art jolts the 24-hour doom-and-gloom news cycle with humor and humanism.
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The JOLTS data has a one-month lag, so December's job openings are not available.
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The Bureau's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) reached 5.98 million openings in November.
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Burckhardt's photographs are full of jolts that you catch only after looking for a while.
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The JOLTS survey, as it is known, lags the government's nonfarm payrolls count by a month.
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ET: Wholesale inventories for March and the Job Opportunities and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) for March.
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Professional and business services saw the biggest decrease, down 274,000 openings, according to the JOLTS report.
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Other data due Wednesday include the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) at 10.00 a.m.
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That's a rate of 3.6 percent, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS).
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Wholesale trade and JOLTs (job openings and labor turnover survey) are also due later on Tuesday.
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The JOLTs (job openings and labor turnover survey) showed job openings totaled 5.7 million in March.
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The jolts and tremors have been consistent, said Ikaika Marzo, who lives on the Big Island.
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Layoffs slipped to 1.62 million in August from 1.64 million in July, the JOLTS report showed.
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Even though JOLTS figures lag a month, they are closely watched for signs of market slack.
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That mix, and the jolts it provides, is also what gives the movie a moral center.
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So does Fanny, and once she starts talking, her perspective jolts the stage with fresh energy.
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The business I'm in self-selects for those with a pretty high threshold for those jolts.
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In economic data, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) will cross at 10 a.m.
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The Jobs Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) for March showed openings came in at 5.18 million.
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On the data front, there is job openings and labor turnover survey (JOLTS) due at 10 a.m.
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The Labor Department issues its September Job Opportunities And Labor Turnover Survey, known as JOLTS, 10 a.m.
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On the data front, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) is due at 10.00 a.m.
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But that didn't prepare me for her jolts and flinches when she touches parts of my face.
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The Labor Department's monthly report on Job Opportunity and Labor Turnover (JOLTS) is out at 2200 a.m.
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The JOLTS report also showed 1.6 million people were laid off in April, little changed from March.
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Just like my grandma and "Edleweiss", I also have a song that jolts my brain into action.
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JOLTS, is one of the job market metrics on Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's so-called dashboard.
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In Islamabad, the Pakistani capital, the powerful jolts sent people running out of high-rise apartment buildings.
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The JOLTS report showed there were 10,000 additional vacancies in the mining and logging industry in May.
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Take the recent JOLTS report, a closely watched measure of the labor market by the Federal Reserve.
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Fed officials look at the JOLTS report as an indicator of future employment conditions and worker confidence.
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The teenage Mary Shelley lies sleeping, and in her dreaming mind, a monster jolts to life, electrified.
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The show had a cut-and-paste feeling, an online flatness where even the jolts were rote.
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The Witch isn't a horror film where the scares come from big spooky jolts, or from gore.
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On the data front, Wednesday will see job openings and labor turnover survey (JOLTS) released at 10 a.m.
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While a super horse like American Pharoah occasionally jolts the sport's popularity, the long-term trend is worrisome.
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The JOLTS report contains indicators Fed Chair Janet Yellen tracks in her reading of the country's economic situation.
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How is it that some people manage not only to survive jolts, but emerge from the experience stronger?
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I am fond of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' (BLS) JOLTS data (Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey).
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One, Matt, recounts the smell of the gunfire in the hall, and this sensual memory jolts Dewilde anew.
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He didn't know to expect the specific motions inside the Soyuz and the jolts when the parachutes deployed.
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The JOLTS report measures the level of employment vacancies as well as those who have left their positions.
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The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) is set for release Tuesday shortly after the opening bell.
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ET. The JOLTS data are expected to show 5.8 million job openings as of the end of April.
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That's just slightly up from October's 5.349 million, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS).
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Tuesday will see Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) data for April released at approximately 10 a.m.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the results of the October Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS).
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The kidnappings and ransom negotiations provide jolts of suspense, as does the larger narrative of Arquímedes's unraveling ambitions.
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Thursday's decline is the latest in a series of jolts to stock markets in the past two months.
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The reactions are like jolts to me (compared with long form, where my reactions feel like slow burns).
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Data-wise, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) is set to come out at 10 a.m.
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It was but a brief reprieve for a European political establishment that has suffered populist jolts all year.
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The so-called JOLTS survey is closely watched by Federal Reserve officials for clues on the employment picture.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, rose 110,000 to a seasonally adjusted 5.6 million, the JOLTS report showed.
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The JOLTS report is one of the job market metrics on Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's so-called dashboard.
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The Labor Department is out with its JOLTS (Job Opportunities and Labor Turnover) report for October at 10 a.m.
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Wholesale trade and job openings and labor turnover survey (JOLTS) for November are slated for release at 10 a.
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When she jolts back into reality, the girl is gone, but she has drawn the maze in the sand.
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The JOLTS report is closely watched by Federal Reserve policymakers as a measure for slack in the labor market.
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But it did include just about as many jolts to the British id as are possible in five words.
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These overshadowed the otherwise arguably positive economic releases, including one of Janet Yellen's allegedly favorite indicators, the JOLTS report.
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Later in the day, the Department of Labor releases its Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS report.
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There were 5.4 million job openings in February, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) report.
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ET this morning its March wholesale inventories report and its March JOLTS, the Job Opportunities and Labor Turnover Survey.
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The February JOLTS report showed the number of hires increased to 5.4 million, the highest level since November 83.
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ET, when the Labor Department releases its August JOLTS report, the monthly look at Job Opportunities and Labor Turnover.
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Just don't be surprised if your Extremely Online friend jolts when they first take it out of the box.
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The number fell further in May to 6.06 million, though there is no comparable JOLTS data for that month.
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Similarly enlivening jolts of aggression return through the work, crucial counterparts to the unsettling crack of Mr. Sawyer's rimshots.
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Although there were no deaths or major injuries in either quake, the jolts were a wakeup call, California Gov.
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In economic news Tuesday, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS), set to come out at 10 a.m.
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Between seemingly nonstop political jolts and springlike winter days, the world has felt like a pretty unstable place lately.
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It's exactly as violent as it needs to be, and Muschietti understands that spookiness sometimes works better than jolts.
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Amid all the surreal visuals there are jolts of horror, and the virtually wordless conclusion has a haunting ambiguity.
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But, it jolts me out of my very deep sleep and brings me (unwillingly) into the land of the living.
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Job openings and labor turnover (JOLTs) data for April showed openings totaled 5.8 million, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said.
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The JOLTS report came after a separate Labor Department report showed that job creation tumbled in May, badly missing expectations.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Patricia jolts around Dr. Jozef Klemperer's room in a state of profound unrest.
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She jolts and lurches through a seductive dance while her eyes, dark and deadly, glow behind a creepy green mask.
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When Elaine Hendrix answers the phone and delivers a crisp, immediately recognizable "hello," my body jolts with something like fear.
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On top of everything else, the market for them is relatively illiquid, which makes prices more susceptible to sudden jolts.
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Further, past big technological jolts — the Industrial Revolution in the late 18th century, electrification, the Green Revolution in agriculture, etc.
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I could no longer stand the nervous jolts of adrenaline that came and went around teachers, students, or other people.
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It could serve as a salutary shock that finally jolts European elites out of their complacency and leads to reform.
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When the Taser prongs stayed embedded in Trammell's body, multiple jolts could be delivered on the same shot, he said.
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You might not realize how entirely you've entered into his world until he jolts you by changing its frame again.
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The grape candy is chewy like taffy, with a Warheads-level sour center that jolts you awake with each bite.
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A whiff of California medical-grade weed jolts the air as Portorreal makes an observation about the heavy police presence.
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The effect is anti-pastoral, and, if you're texting or scrolling as you walk, those activities add their own jolts.
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The fourth quarter of 2018 was particularly abysmal amid jolts of volatility that spooked investors and sent markets into tailspin.
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Wholesale trade and the Labor Department's JOLTS (Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey) report are also due at 10 a.m.
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A good horror movie delivers its jolts in small bits, letting us absorb the dread and raising our heart rates.
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It seems to happen every few years: a boxing superfight briefly jolts the fringe sport back into the public consciousness.
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Also on the data front, the government's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, JOLTS, is out at 10 a.m.
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"I was with my kids at a badminton court when we felt strong jolts," said Nusrat Jabeen in Pakistan's capital.
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What trading thrives on is volatility, jolts in the markets that displace asset prices and create opportunities to make money.
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The JOLTS report also showed the number of workers voluntarily quitting their jobs falling 112,000 to 3.4 million in November.
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The JOLTS report gauges the degree of employment vacancy across the country as well as those who have left their positions.
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The so-called JOLTS survey is closely watched by Federal Reserve officials for an indication of tightness in the labor market.
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Typically these jolts of joy occur to individuals listening alone, but every so often they happen to the public at large.
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"Consideration," a reggae-tronic jam featuring SZA, jolts you into RIRi's world — where people always let you down, but pot doesn't.
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The Scrambler ride seats three individuals in each seat and jolts the cars around, whirling them from a center pivoting mechanism.
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As in the legend, they lunged out of the water, delivering sharp jolts to the fake horses (that look like dinosaurs).
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The only major U.S. data due on Wednesday will be the Treasury budget for July and JOLTS jobs openings for June.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect an adjustment to StreetAccount's figures on December's separations rate in the JOLTS report.
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For that, we can turn to Deborah Ann Woll, who jolts the show to life every time she appears as Karen.
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He thought the tremor his dog had noticed was one of the small jolts people regularly experience in earthquake-prone Iran.
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With an overbearing score, "Breaking In" telegraphs almost everything that happens yet still provides several jolts amid its occasionally questionable twists.
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That can happen when, using the car accident example, the head jolts from impact but doesn't actually collide with a surface.
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Then there's "Perm," which jolts back to the '60s, with its shout-singing and James Brown-indebted horn stabs and drums.
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That can happen when, using the car accident example, the head jolts from impact but doesn't actually collide with a surface.
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The Labor Department is out with its October "JOLTS" report, the measure of job opportunities and labor turnover, at 10 a.m.
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ET. The University of Michigan's mid-March consumer sentiment index and the January JOLTS survey are both due at 2455 a.m.
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You know, the kind that jolts you awake in the middle of the night before sleep mercifully returns to overtake you.
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Layoffs fell to 1.6 million in June, the lowest level since September 2014, from 1.7 million in May, the JOLTS report showed.
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The number of job openings rose from 5.6 million in February, according to Labor's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover (JOLTS) report.
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The Labor Department's JOLTS report also showed the robust labor market is giving Americans confidence to quit their jobs for other positions.
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Other data due Wednesday included the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS), which showed employers posted 5.9 million openings in July.
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Investors will also be on the lookout for the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) release, due out at 10 a.m.
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Like addicts to the world's most unpleasant drug, our political class seems to require ever-greater jolts to feel anything at all.
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ET. At the same time, the Labor Department will issue its February JOLTS report, the measure of job opportunities and labor turnover.
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The central bank also said it would reinvest proceeds of maturing bonds over the entire year to avoid jolts to debt markets.
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The latter is referred to as JOLTS and is thought to be something that Fed Chair Janet Yellen usually watches with interest.
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Following last Friday's soft March jobs report, the government releases its February Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) at 10 a.m.
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Opportunities emerging from the current crisis arise from three main jolts — historically low-interest rates, plunging oil prices, and looming job losses.
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Interos uses AI to help businesses adapt to jolts in their supply chains, such as the one caused by the coronavirus crisis.
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One study found that people would literally choose to shock themselves with jolts of electricity rather than sit alone with their thoughts.
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Lime juice jolts through almost every dish that leaves his end of the counter, which is in fact the restaurant's entire kitchen.
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On today's economic calendar, the government is out with JOLTS, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, for December at 215 a.m.
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WASHINGTON — On any given day, the Trump White House is a frenzied machine that jolts to life after President Trump's first tweet.
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Every time I try to cut into a corner, the steering jolts in my hands as the car bumps over trackside curbs.
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I felt like a cranked-up fetus, and brief moments of calm and clarity were interrupted by jolts of panic and flustered thought.
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The Labor Department issues its November JOLTS, or Job Opening and Labor Turnover Survey, while the Commerce Department releases November wholesale trade figures.
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Luckin jolts Wall Street: Starbucks' big rival in China soared in its market debut, jumping nearly 50% at one point during the day.
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On the data front, the latest monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) showed openings declined to about 6.9 million in November.
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One key for markets Wednesday could be the JOLTs, or job opening and labor turnover survey, an indicator closely watched by the Fed.
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And so in Episode 7, in the middle of a one-on-one date between Emily and Arie in Prague, the narrative jolts.
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On the mission into Irma, jolts of turbulence also shook the equipment in the cabin as it neared the eye of the hurricane.
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We watch movies for the jolts of emotion they induce, from adrenaline bursts to romance-induced swoons to lots and lots of tears.
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Job openings represented a 5 percent share of total employment as of April, the latest data available for the so-called Jolts survey.
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On the data front, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) report showed an increase to 5.624 million job openings in June.
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The ranks of the unemployed moved up to 6.08 million in October, but the corresponding JOLTS data won't be released until next month.
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After collapsing several times and repeated stun gun jolts, Towns lapsed into unconsciousness and was pronounced dead a short time later, prosecutors said.
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After collapsing several times and repeated stun gun jolts, Towns lapsed into unconsciousness and was pronounced dead a short time later, Howard said.
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They credit the benefits to a neurostimulation technology called tDCS, or transcranial direct current stimulation, which sends small electric jolts into your brain.
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The only U.S. data of note out on Tuesday was wholesale inventories and JOLTS (Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey), both for December.
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It jolts people out of their normal conception of time and the role of art, and they start to understand this place differently.
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The Labor Department also said it had identified errors in the JOLTS data for the federal government from January 2011 to April 2018.
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The show's usual electronic hum is complemented, and at times supplanted, by screeching strings and dissonant jolts straight out of a horror film.
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Luckily the Bureau of Labor Statistics also published another monthly dataset that contains such data, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS).
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Keynesian fiscal jolts give economies a temporary boost by using, for a limited time, public-sector demand to offset lagging private-sector demand.
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On the data front, the U.S. Labor Department's latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report is due out at 10 a.m.
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The show became the glue for a family experiencing the jolts and disorientation of being in a new country and its alien culture.
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Imagine, if you will, the safest, most comfortable, soothing place in your world being a den of sudden jolts of fear and anxiety.
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Such financial jolts also force workers to make premature withdrawals from retirement accounts, incurring penalties and taxes and hurting their long-range retirement prospects.
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Back in the U.S., data due for release include wholesale trade and Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS), both due at 10 a.
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Meanwhile, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) report for May showed openings were down to 5.5 million, from 93 million in April.
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Nonfarm payrolls on net increased by 224,000 for April, the month covered in the JOLTS survey, before easing to a 75,000 gain in May.
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Lately, JOLTS has been getting more attention — in part, because it's one of the data points closely watched by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
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ET. Ahead of that, the Labor Department's JOLTS report for July, a measure of job opportunities and labor turnover, is out at 10 a.m.
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The so-called JOLTS report also showed that, since the recession ended, the number of people willing to quit their job has nearly doubled.
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The University of Michigan releases its preliminary March consumer sentiment index and the government issues its January JOLTS, job opportunities and labor turnover, report.
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This year is the first time the level of the unemployed exceeded the jobs available since the BLS started tracking JOLTS numbers in 2000.
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And just when you start to think, "Enough already," he introduces another element that jolts this moral satire out of its admonitory, singsong rhythms.
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Both pieces of the Slim Combo are made out of a hard plastic that feels like it can withstand some significant bumps and jolts.
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His music defies predictable electronic pigeonholing, yet he has developed a signature of gently undulating synths, soaring vocal hooks and throbbing jolts of rhythm.
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Each of these jolts, Partanen tells you over the course of the book, only made her more convinced that Finland had gotten things right.
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This being Mr. Soderbergh, peril isn't sloppily served up with flat line readings, jiggling breasts and lousy cinematography but delivered with slyness and jolts.
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The death jolts the movie, giving it instantly recognizable stakes; more specifically, it gives Vic something interesting, a tragedy that becomes his principal purpose.
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The death jolts the movie, giving it instantly recognizable stakes; more specifically, it gives Vic something interesting, a tragedy that becomes his principal purpose.
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Mr. McCary fills the movie with modest comic jolts, from James's shock of hair to the near-Lynchian cardboard surrealism of the "Brigsby" show.
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The so-called JOLTS report is among the data watched by Fed officials to get a pulse on both the labor market and inflation.
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The camera shakes and jolts its way around a train platform, sketching out the frantic movements of its operator, who seems to be running.
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Data releases: Jobs report, Jolts, initial jobless claims To investors, there is perhaps no more important economic release each month than the jobs report.
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This not only makes him a prime candidate for Baroque Rome's first Bear Week but also jolts the scene alive with his raw virility.
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The Labor Department's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report also suggested a growing skill shortage, which has been highlighted by independent surveys.
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The UPS lab puts new packaging through rigorous tests, piling weights on boxes, then simulating the jolts of a delivery truck traversing a bumpy road.
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The O.J. Simpson murder trial, a public narrative that delivered a series of sensational jolts from start to finish, consistently falls into the second camp.
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It's a light morning for U.S. government numbers, with the Labor Department's Job Opportunities and Labor Turnover Survey, referred to as JOLTS, at 10 a.m.
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It's a violent sound that haunts me and jolts me to the ground: It signaled an event that might or might not end your life.
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I was distanced and cooled by the clever works here, which offer little in the way of visceral aesthetic experience — besides "Sillage," which really jolts.
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Our live blog tracked reaction to the April JOLTS report, which showed job openings increased to 6 million in the U.S. Read the analysis below.
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A linear vibration unit that Apple calls the Taptic Engine jolts when you apply pressure to the button, tricking your brain into feeling a click.
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The ECB will reinvest proceeds of maturing bonds bought under its stimulus programme over the entire year to avoid jolts to debt markets, it said.
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The fractured perspectives of Cézanne's landscapes inspired not only the Cubism of Picasso and Georges Braque but also the unexpected jolts that characterize Ginsberg's poetry.
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On the data front, the Labor Department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) for April is likely to be released at 10:00 a.m.
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But when they settle into a groove that aligns with the novel's, the movie delivers great unsettling jolts that approximate the power of King's vision.
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Policymakers are expected to ease interest rates further as the epidemic jolts factory activity around the world, disrupting supply chains and hitting travel and tourism.
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Mr. Miranda's motor-mouthed synthesis of hip-hop and show-tune traditions provides jolts of energy and wit, matched by some clever bits of animation.
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The so-called JOLTS report is among the data watched by Federal Reserve officials to get a pulse on both the labor market and inflation.
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According to the latest numbers from the Labor Department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey — or JOLTS — 21980 million Americans quit their jobs in June.
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With a book that jolts my imagination in some way so that I am flipping to the back and scribbling ideas on the end pages.
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To rule out false positives: LIGO searches for such small vibrations in space-time that external jolts, like a distant thunderclap, can pose a problem.
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This show sprawls over the museum's fourth and seventh floors, wrapping much-needed diversity and little jolts of anarchy around the blue-chip Fisher collection.
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ET, the University of Michigan releases its preliminary January consumer sentiment index and the government delivers November JOLTS, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey.
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But the CBO said it expected growth to slow in the second half as jolts to consumer spending and agricultural exports either fade or reverse.
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More psychodrama than postapocalyptic adventure, the movie parcels out its scares in small, effective jolts, delivering just enough menace to remind us of the stakes.
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A military backpack covered in fake pearls ("The Journey" 2016) jolts the viewer back to reality while also reimagining the item beyond its use value.
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The JOLTS report, as it is known, showed that job openings fell by 229,23 in May, the second most since September 22 during the Great Recession.
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Turnover rates are reported bimonthly by the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics in a report called the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS.
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According to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), roughly 3.5 million Americans quit their jobs every month.
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The so-called Jolts report is part of the data watched by Federal Reserve officials to get a pulse on both the labor market and inflation.
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When Colonial is disrupted, major ports with significant gasoline storage, like New York Harbor may initially be insulated from jolts in prices that affect other areas.
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The new home button — which is solid, rather than mechanical, and works with "Taptic Engine jolts" when you apply pressure, is controversial among The Verge staff.
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"A cross-track encounter en route is likely to lead to only one or two sharp 'jolts' as the vortices are crossed," the SKYbrary site states.
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"The April JOLTS report probably is not the most useful indicator about current labor market conditions," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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Still, the increase in available jobs in the JOLTS data suggests employers are determined to add workers and points to more hiring in the coming months.
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Well, one man can't stare because every few seconds his eyes start to droop shut; he jolts himself awake right before falling out of his chair.
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The JOLTS report also showed there were 6.6 million unfilled jobs at the end of May, down from the record 6.8 million vacancies reported in April.
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Whether they entered the debate as lesser-known candidates or as top-tier contenders, they're all hoping that their presence onstage jolts their fundraising before Sunday.
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With GrabTab grips, whether the train jolts unexpectedly or I fall asleep with my phone in hand, my phone is safe since I'm almost "wearing" it.
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The difference is that the new iPhones will provide haptic feedback, or small vibration jolts in response to long presses to make the interface more intuitive.
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During the performance, a dancer slowly rises from a fetal position and jolts with bewilderment and vivacious movement, provoked by both the breaths and stage lighting.
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The Labor Department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) showed little change in the number of job openings on the last business day of November.
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Dark as night and running late into it, the minimally furnished, starkly lit production provides its many theatrical jolts thanks to a large and committed cast.
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In a cloistered Swiss village in 33, a housewife (Marie Leuenberger) picks up the torch for women's liberation; the movement she starts jolts the conservative populace.
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There is nothing whatsoever soothing about "Arlington," which jolts the system through some of the most sophisticated visual and sound effects on display in New York.
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She draws heavily from historical designs, often from the 19th century, then jolts them into the present by incorporating details, cuts and fabric from athletic wear.
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The realization jolts him, more so than knowing that the men who fed him meth daily in exchange for sex would be excited by this sight.
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So again and again in one shot to the next, a character jolts from point A to point B without the connective tissue of their crossing.
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Despite the tight labor conditions signaled in the JOLTS survey, the competition from employers looking to fill jobs has yet to put upward pressure on wages.
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The monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, is one of the job market metrics on Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's so-called dashboard.
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To top it off, some tunes by Lin-Manuel Miranda, which Dargis said provide "jolts of energy and wit," propel the young heroine along the way.
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Together, Beyoncé and Mr. Mars brought screaming jolts of soul and funk and jubilation onto a stage that until that point had lacked all of those things.
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The Sprint Fidelis was prone to giving patients random electrical jolts -- and sometimes failed to fire in genuine cardiac emergencies, according to manufacturer Medtronic's letter to doctors.
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There were 5.8 million job openings in March, up from 5.4 million job openings in February, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) report.
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In the week ahead, there is a relatively light data calendar including productivity and costs Tuesday and the JOLTs report on job openings and turnover on Wednesday.
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While probing the thalamus to ensure he didn't accidentally remove something crucial, he inadvertently discovered that jolts of electricity could stop the tremors, no brain damage necessary.
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The JOLTS report bolsters expectations that inflation will accelerate and keep the Federal Reserve on track to raise interest rates at least two more times this year.
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A JMA official warned at a press briefing that the region could experience further jolts over the next week, particularly in the coming two or three days.
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There were 5.5 million job openings in January, up from 5.28 million job openings in December, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) report.
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The up-tempo musical numbers, choreographed by Kyndra Binkie Reevey, give the convoluted plot nice jolts of energy and are danced with ebullient relish by the cast.
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Though it lags other releases by a month, the so-called JOLTS report is closely watched by Federal Reserve officials as an indicator of labor market health.
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ET, the Institute for Supply Management issues its October nonmanufacturing index and the Labor Department is out with its September JOLTS, Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey.
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ET. That's followed by the non-manufacturing ISM report on business, the job openings and labor turnover survey (JOLTS), and the quarterly financial report at 10 a.m.
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Sweetness is welcome after these jolts of flavor, and the dense chocolate cake served with raspberry sorbet and drizzled with a warm caramel sauce did the job.
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Barring any major foreign policy crises, economic jolts, wars or attacks, Republicans will make 2020 a referendum on a strong economy that so-called socialists will ruin.
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The characters are essentially cartoons themselves, though the cast injects them with flickers of pathos that supply the mostly arch comic proceedings with little jolts of humanity.
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If you enjoy shots like the one described above, "The Nun," the latest spinoff of "The Conjuring," has that and other timeworn, reflex-testing jolts in store.
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This development also makes one wonder what else could use some fresh thinking at the M.T.A., and what jolts Mr. Cuomo could deliver to make it happen.
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A gnarly mash-up of midnight movie and social commentary, the picture is overly overt but undeniably effective, delivering genre jolts and broad messaging in equal measure.
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A gnarly mash-up of midnight movie and social commentary, the picture is overly overt but undeniably effective, delivering genre jolts and broad messaging in equal measure.
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Some jolts have come on a micro scale, as when I recently learned that a group of liberal friends in Austin occasionally had breakfast with Karl Rove.
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The JOLTS report follows a disappointing employment report earlier this month showing that the economy added 156,000 new payrolls in August, the slowest pace in five months.
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Orlando notes that the monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, otherwise known as JOLTS, is starting to improve, and he highlights stronger than expected housing data.
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President Donald Trump has been injecting uncertainty into the stock market lately, and the jolts and volatility could continue as long as investors worry about trade wars.
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Investors will keep an eye on two other labor market releases: the monthly Jolts (Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey) report and the weekly initial jobless claims.
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Economists have been watching JOLTS closely as in indicator of when worker wages might start catching up with the acceleration in employment and the rapid decline in unemployment.
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According to the most recent Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), over 3.5 million Americans quit their jobs every month.
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Monthly job openings were at 5.5 million on the last business day of December, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS).
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When musicians die, it jolts us out of our habitual music listening patterns backed up bydata showing that most people listen to a very small number of artists.
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Jolts to financial markets from North Korea's military provocations are frequent but were until recently contained by an implicit expectation that global diplomatic efforts could limit Pyongyang's aggression.
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Going through puberty, trying to date, or even just studying for the SATs can be hard enough without having jolts of knife-like pain pulsating through your face.
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There were 5.6 million job openings in June, little changed from 5.5 million job openings in May, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) report.
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The only U.S. data of note out on Tuesday is wholesale inventories and JOLTS (Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey), both for December and out at 10 a.m.
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There were 5.6 million job openings in December 2015, up from 5.43 million job openings in November, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) report.
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Wednesday's figures track gross hiring in June, as well as job openings, and come from a report known as the Job Openings and Labor Turnover survey, or Jolts.
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When the body chooses to move, it does so in jolts, writhing on the floor in directionless spasms, wringing the body out in a choreography of delayed shapes.
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It could look more like a slog of slow earnings growth that jolts investors out of companies with the weakest value propositions and into those with the strongest.
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Perhaps part of 2017's numbing power has been its constant spread of events—bumpy and uneven, but panoramic—in comparison to last year's jolts and heel-turns.
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I dropped it off with him, and minutes later, my purchase reappeared at our table, grilled and doused in olive oil, minced garlic and several jolts of vinegar.
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That moment, and many that inject jolts of energy, arose from Mr. Chaganty and Mr. Ohanian's analysis of all the buttons and features of the Mac operating system.
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The U.S. Labor Department's latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report found job openings little changed at 6.2 million on the last business day of July.
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The JOLTS report showed the quit rate, which the Fed looks at as a measure of confidence in the jobs market, was unchanged at 2.0 percent in November.
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Atlanta's deliberate jolts of weirdness were always a welcome change from what we've come to expect from TV — though knowing Donald Glover, we really should've seen them coming.
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According to the most recent Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), American workers are quitting at the highest rate since 2001.
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The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) report showed a rise in job openings to 5.8 million in March, while the hiring rate edged down to 3.7 percent.
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Job openings hit 5.8 million at the end of April, up slightly from 5.76 million openings in March, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) report.
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The original "Be Prepared," sung-talked by Jeremy Irons and peppered with vocal jolts of Whoopi Goldberg and Cheech Marin, is the winner here, and it isn't even close.
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And rather than letting us bask in the glory days of 1950s Baltimore diners, the film jolts us out of nostalgia by revealing the open racism of those days.
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Other economic data due Wednesday included the July read on the Jobs Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS), which showed employers posting 21 million job openings for that month.
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The monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, released by the Labor Department on Tuesday showed the labor market continued to tighten amid a scarcity of workers.
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The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS report from the Labor Department on Monday also showed an uptick in layoffs, though they remained at historically low levels.
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In fact, according to the latest numbers from the Labor Department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey—or JOLTS—approximately 3.5 million Americans are quitting their jobs every month.
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Apply enough such jolts and most of the blob will become conductive, at which point current can pass through it and the neuron fires, just like the real thing.
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The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS report from the Labor Department on Tuesday also showed a sharp drop in hiring in May, but layoffs remained low.
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In economic news, job openings hit a record high in April, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS), which showed a total of 6.0 million openings.
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Its business is especially vulnerable to the bumps and jolts of enterprise-tech spending, which has been hurt by worries that the trade war could cause an economic downturn.
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The A-DUDU Inflatable Snow Tube gives a swift, comfortable ride down the hill and its air-filled design cushions riders against the jolts and bumps along the way.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, increased 21.1,21.2 to 7.0 million, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS on Tuesday.
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Quick jolts of comic relief come courtesy of former The Wire co-stars Dominic West and Idris Elba, who reunite as a pair of territorial — but extremely lazy — seals.
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When musicians die, it jolts us out of our habitual music listening patterns backed up by data showing that most people listen to a very small number of artists.
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Professional and business services posted the largest drop, shedding 22019,000 openings and falling to 989,000, which is still well above jobs available before the recession, the JOLTS report showed.
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The Labor Department's JOLTS (Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey) report found that the number of job openings decreased to 5.7 million on the last business day of May.
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Mr. Macron was hinting at the real disruptions he has brought about in French political life — in employment and fiscal policy so far, with other big jolts promised soon.
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Without a doubt, the US economy has experienced its fair share of jolts this year — especially on the trade front, including new tariffs and the threat of more to come.
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The JOLTS data lags other employment indicators by a month but is nonetheless watched closely by the White House and the Federal Reserve as an indicator of labor market slack.
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In addition to watching the Fed, investors get a read on the job market, when the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, known as JOLTS, is issued at 10 a.m.
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At first, the braking experience is reminiscent of a hiccup: the board jolts back slightly, then steadily increases the breaking — all the while you get closer to hitting an obstacle.
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I managed to get a death grip on the fabric and pull it back, but all I felt was a pleasant massage, not the nerve-shaking jolts I'd been promised.
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When an issue like this so jolts the national conscience, exposing it as an American problem, it is necessary to take swift advantage of the public's interest in solving it.
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Elsewhere in data news, Wednesday will mark the release of the latest publication of Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS), which is set to come out at 10 a.m.
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Several other jolts of electricity were delivered to Trammell as he struggled with the officers, who handcuffed him and tried to get him out of the tub, the report said.
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But the ideas are here, tucked into a different kind of erotic story, one that alternately jolts and delights as Sookee and Hideko laugh their way to a new ending.
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Only something that jolts politics in a new direction, marshals some new force, tries some new strategy, has any chance of success (for the grim definitions of "success" still available).
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Attack on Officers Jolts a Nation on Edge" (front page, July 18): The murders of police officers in Baton Rouge and Dallas are beyond tragic.
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But many of the movie's most effective jolts are heard rather than seen, from the chilling score (including a macabre riff on Luniz's "I Got 5 on It") on down.
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It's too harsh to be a proper grand tourer or cruiser, with a overly stiff suspension that — even in its comfort setting — crashes through potholes and jolts over uneven surfaces.
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CHANCE THE RAPPER "Coloring Book" (self-released) In a turbulent year, Chance the Rapper preached the values of exuberance, of sweet nostalgia, of prayerful vigilance, of shocking jolts of love.
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Tuesday's figures, known as Jolts or the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, track total hiring and are closely watched by the chairwoman of the Federal Reserve, Janet L. Yellen.
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Bare metal shrieked as powerful jolts of electricity passed through a furnace that melts scrap — like old cars and tossed-out refrigerators — into puddles, turning them into shiny recycled steel.
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If you've ever tried to hustle with a heavily laden pack (late for class again, hmm?), you know how it jostles and jolts, all out of rhythm with your motion.
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However, this year, in particular, has made it resoundingly clear that — regardless of the direction of that arc — the process by which it bends manifests with stuttering jolts and fits.
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Mr. McCarty reminds us that we used to play ATARI games at an arcade, with massive stacks of quarters ready to feed the machines for more jolts of addictive adrenaline.
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The combination of "salinity and pepper is the flavor that jolts you," said Brooks Headley, the chef-owner of Superiority Burger, a vegetarian restaurant in the East Village of Manhattan.
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The film cuts back and forth between past and present, echoing the uncomfortable jolts to the past Lee experiences as he encounters rooms and people laced with memories and trauma.
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Pick up a real alarm clock instead — whether it's the digital kind that jolts you awake to some sick talk radio or a cool lil retro clock like the examples below.
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A separate, less well-known measure of hiring, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS), offers further evidence of that the economy is creating new jobs at a healthy clip.
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Last weekend's Rings, the third installment in the American Ring franchise, aims for a mood of surreal dread, but ends up leaning on lazy jump scares for most of its jolts.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors endured jolts to both stocks and bonds, pouring even more cash into funds tracking both markets during the latest week, according to Lipper data released on Thursday.
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According to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), 2.4 percent of the workforce quit in September and 2.3 percent quit in October.
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The minute of footage showed the player leveling up their skills to better battle against these creatures, attacking them with fire and jolts of electricity to strip their shields and armor.
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I came to think of these high-voltage bolts out of the blue as jolts — painful events that stop people in their tracks and then thrust them forward to positive change.
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At one point, we can see on the screen a military jet flying over the stage in Cartagena, and there's something almost endearing to the way he jolts out of instinct.
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The latest JOLTS report comes amid a tightening labor market that features a brisk pace of hiring and the best wage gains since the post-recession recovery began in mid-258.
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The JOLTS (job openings and labor turnover) data are also due at 10 am ET. In Europe, the pan-European Stoxx-600 index was around 0.2 percent higher on Tuesday morning.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, decreased 301,000 to a seasonally adjusted 5.7 million, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) on Tuesday.
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In its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, the Labor Department said the number of workers leaving jobs of their own free will increased 2000,0003 to 2000 million.
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The openings happened during a month when nonfarm payroll hiring grew by 135,000, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which releases both the monthly jobs report and the JOLTS survey.
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The video, apparently shot by a camera mounted on the rearview mirror, recorded no images, sounds or jolts that would suggest the driver or the car hit the brakes before impact.
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There are a few discomforting jolts in this production, including a stylized dance sequence in which four characters race down theater aisles and move with some gestures that seem too modern.
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But sometimes the magnetic field experiences "jerks," where it unpredictably goes from speeding up to slowing down, similar to the whiplash-inducing jolts you might feel on a rickety old train.
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It jolts to life in a violent rage and orders the family to follow its orders and stay on the beat—or else you'll be the one being twisted and pulled.
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On "Piano Cinema," his newest album, a subtle animator is Mr. O'Neal's use of rubato, his careful and affecting interruptions of his own flow, up-from-underneath jolts against the glide.
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Call them mantras, maxims or even memes -- they get repeated and recycled over the years, sometimes over the millennia, because they contain powerful jolts of easily accessible truth, insight and perspective.
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Using young male mice, they applied relatively mild jolts, designed to result in a sudden, strong jerking of their heads, much as occurs during head-to-head tackles and other impacts.
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Headmaster Cid orders Squall to venture into the bowels of the school (because that's a great idea) and the teen discovers a long-forgotten mechanism that jolts the Garden into motion.
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Mr. Trump, by now the Republican nominee, expressed delight at the continuing jolts to his opponent, and he began to use Twitter and his stump speeches to highlight the WikiLeaks releases.
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Markets are often quiet in the hours before European trade opens and thin liquidity has in recent months caused sudden jolts or "flash crashes" in major currencies including the Swiss franc.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, increased 23,23.5 to a seasonally adjusted 22 million in December, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS).
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Like the cold shower that jolts the troubled son Jamal back to consciousness after he pops one too many pain pills, Episode 6 is a welcome shock to the show's system.
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The Labor Department said on Wednesday in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, that the rate of hiring fell to 3.5 percent from 3.7 percent in March.
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Housing starts and building permits were both reported to have grown more than expected and October JOLTS job openings were better than forecast, suggesting that the U.S. labor market remains strong.
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Enter Naomi Alderman's The Power, in which women the world over are suddenly gifted with a stark and literally shocking ability that lets them send great jolts of electricity into attackers.
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Much of "Never Fear" unfolds indoors, which gives it a claustrophobic quality that dovetails with Carol's sense of feeling trapped, and comes out in jolts of anger, panic and self-pity.
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Monthly job openings were 0.13 million on the last business day of November, a rate of 3.7 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS).
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A team of researchers studying granular materials at North Carolina State University set up an experiment to recreate stick-slip failure events—jolts of force from two things sliding against one another.
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This clamor sets the tone for the day — a tone that is simultaneously ever-present as a steady background din and jolts through the body of the listener like an electric current.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, surged by 346,000 to a seasonally adjusted 7.5 million, the Labor Department saidin its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, on Tuesday.
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Boosted's new, 190mm trucks are tuned out of the box, and they helped with carving at top speeds on the not-so-smooth roads of SoHo with no wobbling or sudden jolts.
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Thorne used the social media platform to document her first bikini waxing experience and, despite how invasive it seems, most of us can relate to her body jolts and shrieks of pain.
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In its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, the Labor Department said the number of workers leaving jobs of their own free will increased 212,000 to 3.3 million. 9.
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The monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, released by the Labor Department on Wednesday also pointed to tightening conditions in the labor market, which could spur faster wage growth.
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The JOLTS report showed the number of workers voluntarily quitting their jobs was little changed at 3.5 million in December, keeping the quits rate at 2.3 percent for a third straight month.
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Now in its 69th year, the festival has survived assorted jolts, including television, the transition to digital and World War II, which led to the cancellation of the inaugural edition, in 1939.
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The accident that results — a horrific sequence of jolts, explosions and murderous jets of mud, seawater and oil — occupies most of "Deepwater Horizon," which stakes its credibility on close attention to detail.
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But maybe that was the problem: By consuming nearly five cups a day, I'd made myself immune to the jolts that a healthy body might use signal that I was overdoing it.
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With thick painterly strokes and a fearlessness with color, artist and history aficionado Joshua Flint knows his way around melding the mystery of the past with bright, unexpected jolts of contemporary style.
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The beast is there both for supernatural-thriller jolts and for mystical-philosophical weight — it's the manifestation of the unknown and savage, a point the show's later episodes drive home pretty heavily.
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The Labor Department's job openings and labor turnover survey, or JOLTs, showed the number of job openings was 4.4% lower than it was a year earlier, falling for the third straight month.
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If academy members had attended a 4DX screening of "Bohemian Rhapsody," they would not have given it the Oscar for best editing: the atrocious cuts became headache-inducing jolts in 43DX's interpretation.
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November's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS), which measures the level of employment vacancies as well as how many workers left their jobs, will be released on Friday at 10 a.m.
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August's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS), which measures the level of employment vacancies as well as how many workers left their jobs, will be released on Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Bendis's quick jolts of humor are also an asset for Civil War II. He's clearly comfortable and understands when to utilize Spider-Man, who manages to bring levity and brightness to the book.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, increased by 169,000 to a seasonally adjusted 7.3 million, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, on Tuesday.
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The move, which comes as concern over China's economic slowdown jolts financial markets, could help ease market strains by signaling that Asia's two largest economies are working together closely to stabilize global growth.
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A separate, less well-known measure of hiring, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, known as JOLTS, offers further evidence of that the economy is creating new jobs at a healthy clip.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 13 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will reinvest proceeds of maturing bonds bought under its stimulus programme over the entire year to avoid jolts to debt markets, it said on Thursday.
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Roger Ailes, one-time boss of Fox News, gets a cameo in the film, and it caters to the overstimulated mediaverse he helped to create, in which short attention spans require constant jolts.
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" Charles Bramesco, The Guardian: "While sitting through this uniquely flavorless slog, a viewer jolts out of a waking sleep every five minutes or so to realize that they have not internalized a thing.
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Most of the tracks—like Jack Ü's "Beats Knockin," and the Flume remix of Disclosure's 28 single "You & Me"—are previously released, but their they provide familiar caffeinated jolts among the newer tracks.
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Talk of production cuts by global oil producers such as Russia and Saudi Arabia have provided a few jolts to the price of oil this year, but the rallies have been short-lived.
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"The JOLTS report looks consistent with the idea that the labor market is cooling somewhat but that it remains in solid shape," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JP Morgan in New York.
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The monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, released by the Labor Department on Tuesday, also found that layoffs dropped to a six-month low, however, showing continued labor market strength.
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The scope of the music was malleable, sometimes marshaling the band's full power — as on "Impenetrable," whose staccato fanfare hit like a round of defibrillator jolts — and sometimes paring down to leaner subunits.
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Americans are not feeling inspired as they watch the latest bizarre jolts with the F.B.I. in the most sour race in modern history with the two least popular candidates since polling was invented.
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In a move reminiscent of the genre-nesting freakout of David Mitchell's "Cloud Atlas," Ware jolts us out of our assumptions by suddenly plunging the story onto the prairie-like landscape of Mars.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, dropped by 243,000 to a seasonally adjusted 6.9 million, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, on Tuesday.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics' JOLTS survey on job openings also shows that more people have quit retail by August this year than in the past decade, with 3.74 million giving up their jobs.
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While the jobs report shows the unemployment rates and the number of jobs added in the economy, the JOLTS report shows the churn behind those numbers and adds context to the stated unemployment rates.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, slipped to a seasonally adjusted 7.4 million from 503 million in March, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS.
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The Labor Department's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, released on Tuesday also suggested a further tightening in labor market conditions, with employers appearing to increasingly have trouble finding suitable workers.
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The ISM services data is released Tuesday and is seen as the key data for a week that also includes Wednesday's Fed Beige Book release and JOLTS, jobs turnover data, and Friday's wholesale trade.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, rose by 102,000 to a seasonally adjusted 7.58 million, the U.S. Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, on Tuesday.
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A similar scenario exists in "Honeymoon Machine" (22), in which a nude woman's high-voltage ecstasy is suggested by a hot pink frame, while the circuit in "Radio Cyclops" (214) jolts open an eye.
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It is the strong showing of the third biggest vote-getter, the far-right nationalist populist Alternative for Germany, or AfD, which has sent jolts at home and abroad and will have lasting consequences.
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That's a comparison from the JOLTS release between the quits rate, or those leaving their jobs voluntarily, against the total separations, which encompasses all reasons why workers leave or are fired from their positions.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, tumbled by 538,000 to a seasonally adjusted 7.1 million, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, report on Tuesday.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, tumbled by 538,000 to a seasonally adjusted dropped 7.1 million, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, on Tuesday.
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This is an example of the country's bare-cupboard cuisine, la cucina povera, in which inexpensive basics are transformed with small jolts of flavor from aged cheese, dried chiles, herb pastes and the like.
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As if to prove his point, he showed off a series of jackets whose olive dullness was jump-started with jolts of acid yellow or pink in the form of pocket squares and scarves.
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In most cases she depicted these women upright, flattened out into simple two-dimensional totems, and relied on color — especially runny reds and pinks, which stain the paper like blood — to provide the jolts.
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Data-wise, the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) reported that the number of job openings increased to a record 6.2 million on the last business day of June.
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Nicholson revels in a garden that does more than just provide private enjoyment; it brings fresh energy to a working town, jolts history alive and leaves the land more fertile than it was before.
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For some breathing room, the characters occasionally meet on a large terrace overlooking the street where passers-by, storefronts and restaurant signs give the movie tiny jolts of reality, like little puffs of oxygen.
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It looks like a miracle on the part of the ceremony's master, but it's actually just the universal effect of a packed room that jerks and jolts in the dark energy of the place.
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No. 8 Washington overcomes slow start, jolts Rutgers PISCATAWAY, N.J. — As far as junior quarterback Jake Browning is concerned, Washington has a lot to fix after its season-opening win over Rutgers on Friday night.
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But though the death we witness is unnerving enough, it's the last, searing blaze of life that precedes it that really jolts, setting off an endless chain of suspicions that will never be entirely resolved.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, slipped by 36,000 to a seasonally adjusted 0003 million in June, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, on Tuesday.
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Over the past 12 months, according to the JOLTS survey, there were 62.9 million hires while separations totaled 60.7 million, resulting in a net job gain of 2.2 million for the period ending April 30.
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Other features include a quick snapshot button that sits on your steering wheel for unexpected moments, GPS support, and a sensor that automatically starts recording during any jolts of the vehicle (hard braking, contact, etc.).
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According to the most recent Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), over 259 million Americans quit their jobs every month, about 239 percent of the labor force.
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There is a sense, Ms. Croft said, that the shale oil boom in the United States, where oil production grew an extraordinary 17 percent last year, can compensate for any jolts in world oil supply.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, tumbled 561,000 to 6.80 million, the lowest reading sine August 2015, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, on Friday.
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These moments shake "Silence" and you too; the movie could use more jolts, more trembling, more surrealism; maybe, as in "The Last Temptation of Christ," a talking lion to go along with its trippy lizard.
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Rallies felt like injections to the vein, jolts of political energy driven by voters who stood for long hours in crowded halls, cheering leaders they could barely see for promises that may never be fulfilled.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, decreased 364,000 to 6.4 million, the lowest reading since December 2017, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, on Tuesday.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, increased to a seasonally adjusted 6.7 million from 6.6 million in March, the Labor Department said on Tuesday in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS.
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Read More Early movers: DRI, AA, LULU, INTC, BA, MYL, TWX, SBUX, AAPL & more Tuesday's economic data include the November JOLTS (job openings) report, plus this month's Federal Reserve's Beige Book, which tracks current economic conditions.
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The jolts that rocked the island, which is popular with tourists for its beaches, flattened entire villages and many mosques in the north, forcing more than 350,000 people to flee their homes for fear of aftershocks.
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But, if you still find yourself occasionally daydreaming about that perfect Parisian garden wedding, so far out of the realm of budgetary possibility that it jolts you back into consciousness, we may just have your fix.
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Later on Tuesday will come two other economic indicators: the Institute for Supply Management's reading on nonmanufacturing activity in March, and the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or Jolts, for February from the Labor Department.
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Angus Young has credited Malcolm Young for the stop-start riff, with its gaping silences and sudden jolts, for the album that announced AC/DC would persevere following the death of its lead singer, Bon Scott.
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While my body did not release terrorlike adrenaline jolts, the sustained barrage of throbbing vibrations in my inner ear — like driving at high speed in a car with the rear windows down — soon registered as pain.
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But listen to the threatening thuds of Michael Abels's score; wait for those moments, scattered throughout the action, when the winces quicken into jolts and jumps; and consider how much is packed into Peele's terrific title.
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Job openings fell 2900,220006 to 2202 million in August from more than 2628 million in July, a drop of about 28500 percent, according to the Labor Department's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS.
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Beyond its fixation on soulless meat puppets and such, this genre of music is marked by a proclivity for discrete found sounds, sudden jolts and jitters that are perhaps musical equivalents to jump scares in film.
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As a share of overall employment, the job openings rate remained at a record high of 4 percent in July, according to the Labor Department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS report, released Tuesday.
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But reports such as Tuesday's JOLTS survey will likely give Fed policymakers more reason to continue nudging interest rates higher from record low levels, according to John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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"The JOLTS report is consistent with our view that the labor market will continue to improve, but that we will see some moderation in job growth," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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Salieri's cause has benefitted greatly from early-music performance styles: the tangy timbres and propulsive phrasing in Rousset's renditions give vibrancy to music that can sound listless on modern instruments—like Mozart without the harmonic jolts.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's National Energy Administration said on Monday it will curb output by 20% at coal mines at risk of "bumps", or sudden jolts inside a mine that often lead to serious damage and injuries.
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Investors and traders will also digest a slew of economic data sets this week, including the latest jobs opening and labor turnover survey (JOLTS) and wholesale trade data, both due Tuesday, and import-export prices, due Wednesday.
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Focusing more on how the "artist-explorer" hybrid may move through their space, psychogeography "takes pedestrians off their predictable paths and jolts them into a new awareness of the urban landscape," explains artist and writer Joseph Hart.
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The Super 73 jolts ever so slightly when you ask it for power, so being able to pedal manually, you can slither through traffic (lane-splitting) without heading face-first into the pavement or an unaware motorist.
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Key players have missed substantial time with injuries or haven't progressed to the expected degree, offseason acquisitions haven't provided the hoped-for jolts, and Randy Wittman's half-court offense has reverted to its bleakest and khakiest inclinations.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will ease monetary policy this month, tracking the U.S. Federal Reserve's surprise move this week, as the coronavirus jolts markets and stokes fears of a recession, a majority of economists polled by Reuters said.
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It jolts into full-on perky once Bonnie's family goes on a road trip, packing a chest's worth of toys into an RV. Not long after they motor off, Forky hurtles out of the RV one night.
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EditorsNote: Update 1: write-thru Jackson accounts for 6 TDs as No. 17 Louisville jolts UNC CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Louisville trailed early in the fourth quarter Saturday afternoon, but coach Bobby Petrino said he didn't even notice.
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The root causes of Turkey's ongoing currency crisis are domestic, experts say, despite recent jolts from U.S. sanctions and tariffs issued over Ankara's detention of American pastor Andrew Brunson, held since 2016 on espionage charges he denies.
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The experiences of trauma survivors do offer life lessons for all of us - how we can become more altruistic, empathetic, and appreciative of life - and how we learn to get through our own life jolts, large and small.
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Listening to certain clips recorded months ago jolts me back to a specific time and place; others are more obscure and demand reconstruction — relics from moments that I presumably considered noteworthy, yet have since slipped from my mind.
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The Labor Department's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, published on Tuesday also suggests that a recent moderation in job growth could be the result of a skills mismatch rather than easing demand for labor.
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The ancient colossus was taken on its 400-metre (437.45-yard) journey inside a cage mounted on a truck and suspended like a pendulum from a steel beam to help offset any jolts from the ground during transport.
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The findings highlight the need for new ways to encourage people to save for unplanned financial jolts, said Alison Shelton, a senior research officer with Pew's retirement savings project, who discussed the report in a call with journalists.
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But he expects them to be an extension of the memes and trolling that originate in the danker corners of candidates' online fan bases, not something that jolts the race to the White House onto a new trajectory.
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WASHINGTON — Cabinet secretaries and White House officials have predicted that President Trump's initial trade agreement with China and his revised accord with Mexico and Canada — slated for final passage this week — will deliver twin jolts to the economy.
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According to July's Job Opening and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) published Tuesday, there were 6.6 million open positions in May, more than the 6.1 million unemployed persons in during the month, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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"The JOLTS numbers were certainly the latest metric to highlight tightening labor market conditions in the U.S. and to that extent that's certainly dollar-positive data," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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For one, that opening track pairs spare piano plunks—what might have been the entire song on a past James Blake album—with swooning jolts of noise and an insistent synth pulse that tip it close to dancefloor material.
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The Labor Department's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report published on Tuesday came on the heels of news last week that annual wage growth in January was the strongest in more than 2000-252/2000 years.
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Bullock reaches milestone as Providence jolts BC Rodney Bullock scored 20 points, including the 1,1783th of his college career, to help Providence to its fourth straight win, an 86-66 nonconference victory over visiting Boston College on Saturday night.
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European stock indexes were mixed after the European Central Bank said that its stimulus measures are helping the economy of the 19 countries that use the euro and need time to work before any new monetary jolts are added.
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Mr. Timbers — whose varied credits include the immersive Imelda Marcos-centered disco frolic "Here Lies Love" and the punch-drunk "Rocky" on Broadway — uses visual wit and gleefully macabre gags to provide awakening jolts during this sustained singing hayride.
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Whether it was cryptocurrencies, the burgeoning exchange-traded fund market or his early focus on the JOLTS — Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey — Colas has become well known for finding market-relevant factoids where no one else is looking.
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The laughs come in jolts and waves in "The Death of Stalin," delivered in a brilliantly arranged mix of savage one-liners, lacerating dialogue and perfectly timed slapstick that wouldn't be out of place in a Three Stooges bit.
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In moments it feels as if Jimmie and his faithful artistic friend, Montgomery (Jonathan Majors, a mournful heartbreaker), are dreaming the movie into existence, pouring its surrealistic jolts and hallucinatory beauty out of their heads and straight into yours.
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"They came out with this product that has the capability of delivering nicotine in very high jolts … so the products are highly, highly addictive," said Sharon Levy, the director of Boston Children's Hospital's adolescent substance use and addiction program.
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Ms. Misra recommends the Athlon Optics Midas ED, which have great optics, are easy to use, and (as the professional ornithologist who tested them for Wirecutter's review learned) are durable enough to handle the jolts and bumps of travel.
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The JOLTS news comes just days after the Labor Department said the economy added 201,000 nonfarm positions in August, a month that also saw a post-recession high 2.9 percent increase in average hourly earnings from a year ago.
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"The JOLTS report continues what has been a reasonably strong run for the labor market data, and we expect continued improvement in the job market to keep upward pressure on wages," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch According to a recent Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), American workers are quitting at the highest rate today since 2001, due to a tight labor market.
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For example, as travel picks up in the summer months, so do the opportunities in the hospitality industry, according to a CareerCast report on summer hiring based on data from the BLS Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary, or JOLTS.
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While the short-term ramifications of the U.K. exiting the EU would result in wholesale staffing changes at European and British banks, a bigger impact could come in the form of jolts to central bank planning and the cost of capital.
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Hosmer caps Royals' ninth-inning uprising, jolts Tigers DETROIT — Just because the Kansas City Royals are not likely to make the playoffs this season does not mean they can't send out the occasional reminder they are the defending World Series champions.
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More broadly, he can stand for all the unknowns, the unprecedented and unpredictable event — created by humans or natural — that could trigger at least fleeting jolts in public opinion and derail any of Europe's plans and priorities for the coming year.
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The scene, which jolts and spellbinds with the affecting draw of a Last Poets cipher, is just one of several fluorescent currents from HBO's dynamic and dynamite six-episode series A Black Lady Sketch Show, which debuts tonight on HBO.
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Their scenes, as the sister and brother tend to the shipment through increasingly dangerous and implausible complications on the Atlantic and in Africa, provide emotional and dramatic jolts in what's otherwise a polished, visually absorbing, highly engineered prestige-TV package.
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Young girls wake up one morning with the ability to generate powerful electric shocks from their bodies, having developed specialized muscles — called "skeins" — at their collarbones, which they can flex to deliver anything from mild stings to lethal jolts of electricity.
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Critics say that while Modi has adopted several initiatives, his tenure has been marred by violence against Muslim cattle traders and economic jolts through a countrywide ban on high-value notes and the botched launch of a unified taxation system.
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It's an amusing way (if your moral sensibilities can take it) to get some visceral jolts into what is otherwise an exercise in atmosphere and gentrifying-Gen-Xer satire, a show that almost feels apologetic about its attempts to scare you.
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Job openings, a measure of labor demand, dropped by 123,000 to a seasonally adjusted 2161 million in August, the lowest level since March 2000, the Labor Department said in its monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, on Wednesday.
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A furious market rally sparked by Trump's surprise win in November is stalling out as investors grow increasingly worried that the new administration won't deliver a sweeping tax overhaul — or other jolts to the economy — by its self-imposed August deadline.
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The monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, released by the Labor Department on Tuesday also underscored labor market strength that will likely encourage the Federal Reserve to continue tightening monetary policy despite benign inflation and concerns about consumer spending.
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There's something about feeling the jolts of stop-and-go city traffic, sitting in the backseat, gasping for a breath of fresh air, and having a small screen permanently in front of your face that can really make you want to barf.
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The monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, released by the Labor Department on Friday underscored labor market strength and supported expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates a bit more aggressively this year than is currently anticipated.
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They're getting a lot of attention today, but like all fads their novelty will inevitably fade: They'll soon be stuffed in the corners of dresser drawers, waiting to provide little jolts of nostalgia when they're rediscovered a few years down the road.
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Ben Whittaker (Robert De Niro), a 70-year-old widower, jolts himself out of complacency by becoming an intern at a Brooklyn web start-up founded by Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway), whose success is about to be undermined by problems at home.
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Still, details of the Labor Department's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report published on Wednesday continued to point to a solid jobs market, with a steady rise in the number of people voluntarily quitting their jobs and declining layoffs.
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The survey on nonmanufacturing activity is expected to show a slight decline, while traders and the Federal Reserve will be eyeing the Jolts data to see if it tracks last week's jobs report and other recent positive indicators for the labor market.
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His decision jolts an early election season already stuffed with contenders, adding to the mix a relentless campaigner with a small-dollar fund-raising army, the performative instincts of a former punk rocker and a pro-immigrant vision to counteract President Trump's.
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"Skeptics may argue that these (JOLTS) numbers are backward looking, and that spillovers from tighter financial conditions or the energy slump will curb labor market dynamics in the months to come," said Harm Bandholz, chief U.S. economist at UniCredit Research in New York.
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The most recent Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that from June to July, the number of unfilled jobs rose by 117,000, to 6.94 million, confirming the tightness of the current labor market.
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SEOUL, March 26 (Reuters) - South Korea on Thursday said it plans to loosen the foreign exchange liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) for banks for three months to encourage them to supply more dollars into local markets as the coronavirus jolts the global financial system.
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Other than being struck by lightning, cold shock rates among the biggest jolts your body can experience, according to the National Center for Cold Water Safety, a nonprofit founded by Moulton Avery, the past director of the Carolina Wilderness Institute survival skills school.
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Other details of the JOLTS report showed Americans content to stay in their current jobs, with the quits rate, which the Fed looks at as a measure of confidence in the jobs market, holding at 2.0 percent for a third straight month in June.
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The third powerful earthquake to hit Italy in two months spared human life Sunday but struck at the nation's identity, destroying a Benedictine cathedral, a medieval tower and other beloved landmarks that had survived the earlier jolts across a mountainous region of small historic towns.
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The team developed algorithms to make sure that the app could distinguish between the shakes caused by earthquakes and the day-to-day jolts caused by a user jogging or moving their phone about, which they have to test in the app's first version.
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"The JOLTS data signal that the labor market was in solid shape in July and support our view that we should not be very concerned about the modest disappointment in the August payroll report," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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ET Gold futures: $1,391.3; -0.64% US crude: $57.97; +0.54% Brent crude: $64.48; +0.58% 1000 JOLTS job openings for May: Expected 7.470 mln; Prior 7.449 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory $1 = C$1.31
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In the terrible shocks and jolts that emerge from having to grow up into a banal and conforming world, Bowie gave each of the writers the means to exist freely, openly, and with an unearthly politics that allowed them to challenge gender and sexual norms.
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With a vague 166-word statement to Congress, the F.B.I. sent jolts through the campaign, leaving many voters unsure what to make of a case involving national security secrets, a disgraced congressman, racy text messages and a dispute among the country's top law enforcement officers.
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In Akiko Yamane's "Illuminated Baby," they were progressive steps and chaos; in Beat Furrer's "Phasma," the player and piano; in Matthew Aucoin's Three Études, a rondo and what the composer calls "little electric jolts"; and in Berio's sonata, one courageous note and disastrous calamity.
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The jolts of panic caused by what turned out to be an intraparty action underscored the fear of another major breach of the party's systems just weeks before the midterm elections, even as computer security has been made a priority and shored up since 2016.
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A hot pursuit in and along the canals of Amsterdam — with Mr. Jackson in a speedboat, Mr. Reynolds on a motorbike and the bad guys in black cars — brings a few jolts and gasps, even if the digital seams in the sequence peek out intermittently.
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The real shock (pun intended) was just how many people continued to administer what they believed were painful jolts even as fellow subjects (who were in on the scheme and faking it) cried out in seeming agony, eventually begging to be let out of the lab.
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Coming this week:Tuesday — US JOLTS; Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) and Papa John's (PZZA) earningsWednesday — SALT Conference; GE (GE) annual meetingThursday — SALT Conference; China consumer price inflation; US jobless claims and trade data for March; Ford (F) annual meetingFriday — US consumer price inflation; UK GDP; Marriott (MAR) earnings
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While never once eking into the territory of nausea, Ascend inspires some of the most visceral embodied sensations I've ever experienced in VR. The closest metaphor for it is that feeling of falling asleep — only without the inevitable crash that jolts you out of a dream.
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The monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, released by the Labor Department on Tuesday also showed more workers voluntarily quit their jobs in March, a sign of confidence in the labor market that economists believe will help to push up wage growth this year.
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For any show to do what Game of Thrones achieved, culturally speaking, it will need a cast list big enough to stretch from The Wall to King's Landing, give fans enough jolts along the way to keep them engrossed and never be too easy to pirate.
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But it also comes in jolts of excitement from unlocking the symbolism hidden in everything from color schemes to website file names — and feeling like a member of a mysterious club where everyone's fumbling around in the dark, sometimes frantically, sometimes euphorically, searching for their identities.
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In between, we had jolts to the system spurred by the things that always make people here go bonkers: hubris (You know it, Comey); sex (Looking at you, Peter and Lisa), alienation of affection (Hi, Melania and Michael Cohen) and greed (Heads up, Trumps and Kushners).
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And as far as the American stock market is concerned, observers suggest that investors have grown increasingly confident that the Fed's low-rate policies will help cushion the market from any jolts, as they did last year in the face of the ongoing trade conflict with China.
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The idea that there can still be a kind of valor in making cultural detritus is one that, sporadic jolts aside (did Cliff, with echoes of Robert Wagner, kill his wife or what?), makes Once Upon a Time one of the more compassionate installments in Tarantino's rarely compassionate filmography.
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THE LONEY (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $25), a first novel by Andrew Michael Hurley, is considerably longer and denser than "Springtime," and it accommodates a few real horror-story jolts, but it, too, seems more interested in creating unsettling moods than in scaring the wits out of its readers.
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While the release of the Labor Department's monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, on Tuesday underscored labor market strength, there are worries the shortage of workers could hurt an economic expansion that has lasted 3.53-1/2 years and is the second longest on record.
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But the fatal police shooting on Tuesday of a black resident, Keith Lamont Scott, and the protests that have followed are among numerous bumps and jolts that have shaken Charlotte's sense of itself recently as it emerged from a successful small city to a more complicated larger one.
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Luckily, he has something worth peddling: "10 Cloverfield Lane" might have cost little more to put together than a season of "Survivor" (the budget permitted Bradley Cooper's voice, though not, alas, the rest of him), but the movie is a master class on narrative pacing and carefully managed jolts.
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The director (Tate Taylor) and the screenwriter (Scotty Landes) take a premise with all kinds of potential — a middle-aged woman first befriends and then terrorizes a bunch of teenagers — and find various ways to mess it up, while also delivering a few jolts and laughs along the way.
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Over the past year, aggressive bond buying by the European Central Bank and encouraging signs of economic growth across Europe have helped the eurozone overcome a series of political jolts, including Britain electing to quit the European Union and Italian voters rejecting the proposals of a reform-minded government.
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Nevertheless, for Halloween, the Metrograph is emphasizing some of the movies in which the Master of Suspense went for jolts, with "Psycho" (on Friday, Sunday and Monday), "The Birds" (on Sunday and Monday) and "Frenzy" (on Tuesday and Wednesday), each showing on 35 millimeter, and "Dial M for Murder" (on Nov.
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Surprise and awe are what make those moments, and Ordóñez's particular genius for invention and creativity created those moments in a way other shortstops could not—they happened in otherwise unremarkable games, at otherwise unremarkable moments, emerging from the sleepy familiarity of the game as jarring little jolts of possibility.
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DATA AHEAD (GMT) * 1245 US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell gives opening remarks via satellite before the "Stress Testing: a Discussion and Review" conference hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston in Boston * 1400 US JOLTS Job Openings May (Reporting by Brijesh Patel in Bengaluru; Editing by Joseph Radford)
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Each month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes figures on the number and percentage of workers who quit their jobs (often referred to as the "quits rate") as a part of their Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (often abbreviated as JOLTS.) The data goes back to December of 2000.
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I do know they feel good, and you can adjust the settings from low to extremely intense, along with a few different cadences: a consistent buzz, steady jolts in a few different tempos, and my personal favorite, a sort of rolling wave of vibration that's roughly the tempo of my heartbeat.
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Coming this week:Monday — Sohn Investment Conference; Occidental Petroleum (OXY) earningsTuesday — US JOLTS; Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) earnings; Papa John's (PZZA) earningsWednesday — SALT Conference; GE (GE) annual meetingThursday — SALT Conference; China consumer price inflation; US jobless claims and trade data for March, Ford (F) annual meetingFriday — US consumer price inflation; UK GDP; Marriott (MAR) earnings
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ET Gold futures: $1569; -0.48 % US crude: $50.44; +1.76 % Brent crude: $54.35; +2.03 % 1000 JOLTS job openings for Dec: Expected 7.000 mln; Prior 6.800 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1= C$1.33) Reporting by Swathi Nair in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel
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"The recent moderation across much of the JOLTS data is not alarming to us given that levels still remain favorable across much of the data and that we have been expecting the pace of job growth to cool relative to the recent strong gains," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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ET Gold futures: $1495.6; -0.59% US crude: $58.26; +0.71% Brent crude: $62.99; +0.64% 1000 JOLTS job openings for July: Expected 7.311 mln; Prior 7.348 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1=C$1.32) (Reporting by Pathikrit Bandyopadhyay in Bengaluru; Editing by Bernard Orr)
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ET Gold futures: $13; +0.47 percent US crude: $49.54; +0.3 percent Brent crude: $52.42; +0.1 percent LME 3-month copper: $6400; -0.22 percent 1000 JOLTS job openings for Jun: Expected 5.775 mln; Prior 5.666 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory $1= C$1.27
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The race, however, had two jolts that were seen as potential roadblocks to Mr. Williams's victory: • First, the Amazon deal collapsed, giving Mr. Ulrich — a Republican and a prominent supporter of the plan — an opening to win over voters upset that the company would not be employing about 26,230 people on a new Queens campus.
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Gutiérrez punches up the jolts by adding punishing sound effects whenever ordinary objects suddenly get close to the camera — at one point, an umbrella opens with a startling sound effect worthy of the shower scene in Psycho, and the sound of a coat being pulled off a hanger is similarly punched up to jump-and-scream levels.
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ET Gold futures: $1313.9; rose 0.36 percent US crude: $53.38; rose 1.85 percent Brent crude: $62.79; rose 2.08 percent 1000 JOLTS Job openings for Dec: Expected 6.900 mln; Prior 6.888 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1 = C$1.33) (Reporting by Sourav Bose in Bengaluru)
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: The only startling moment in the thoroughly irredeemable Venom that makes you sit up and take notice comes at the 71-minute mark, when the sight of a disheveled, stubbly, sweaty and bloated Tom Hardy jolts you with the realization that here is the perfect actor to one day play Harvey Weinstein.
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More recently we have seen the explosion of boutique fitness studios like Barry's Bootcamp, Pure Barre and Soul Cycle, the last of which is now in virtually every neighborhood in Manhattan south of 96th Street, the Hamptons and other places around the country where real estate values send jolts through the collective nervous system of ordinary people.
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ET Gold futures: $1255.4; +13 percent US crude: $53.13; +0.09 percent Brent crude: $56.05; +0.13 percent LME 3-month copper: $5769.5; +0.39 percent 10:00 JOLTS job openings for Feb: Expected 5.655 mln; Prior 5.626 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory $1= C$1.33
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Steadfast swings and empty fountains, a slide that curls around itself lonesomely, swing sets that appear like abandoned castles — all of this jolts in and out of clarity as you move around the pictures, creating an effect much like that of a Gerhard Richter painting, or Nudes and Jpegs, two projects by Rauh's contemporary Thomas Ruff.
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Coming this week:Tuesday — JOLTS report on US job openings; Under Armour (UA), Activision Blizzard (ATVI), Molson Coors (TAP), Groupon (GRPN) report earningsWednesday — US and UK inflation data; Cisco (CSCO), Hyatt (H), Yelp (YELP), Heineken (HEINY), report earningsThursday — US holiday retail sales; Coca-Cola (CCEP), CBS (CBS), Nvidia (NVDA) report earningsFriday — Newell Brands (NWL) and Pepsi (PEP) report earnings
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A whole lot of collisions visited the late Oakland Raider quarterback, who is commanding news today both as a potential (and long-overdue) Hall of Fame inductee and as the latest high-profile victim of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a brain disease widely thought to be brought on by experiencing a whole lot of violent jolts to the brain.
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ET Gold futures: $1467.1; -0.04 percent US crude: $54.84; +0.27 percent Brent crude: $59.82; +0.02 percent 1000 JOLTS job openings for June: Expected 7.317 mln; Prior 7.323 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1=C$1.32) ($1 = 1.47 Australian dollars) (Reporting by Pathikrit Bandyopadhyay in Bengaluru; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila)
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ET Gold futures: $1,13; -0.3 pct U.S. crude: $69.79; -1.33 pct Brent crude: $75.32; -1.12 pct LME 3-month copper: $6,757.5; -1 pct 1000 JOLTS job openings for Mar: Prior 6.052 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1= C$1.30) (Reporting by Nandi Kaul in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel)
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David Ehrlich, IndieWire: Light on jolts and "holy shit" moments, the film prefers to make your skin crawl through the dull terror of memory, the red stain of guilt, and the sickening historical truth that the members of a coven (or the people of a country) are more likely to absolve each other of their collective sins than hold themselves accountable.
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Thailand's jolts between civilian and military rule in recent years have been attributed by analysts to a battle between the entrenched Bangkok-based elite and the popular rural-based political movement of Shinawatra, whose social programs directed at countryside communities have provided him with unwavering support among impoverished farmers, even in the face of compelling evidence of his involvement in graft.
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ET Gold futures: $1326.4; -0.35 percent US crude: $48.13; +0.12 percent Brent crude: $54; +0.3 percent LME 3-month copper: $6666.5; -1.21 percent 1000 JOLTS job openings for July: Prior 6.163 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1 = C$1.21) (Reporting by Pathikrit Bandyopadhyay in Bengaluru; Editing by Shounak Dasgupta)
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ET Gold futures: $1328.2; -1.12% US crude: $54.24; +0.46% Brent crude: $63.28; -0.02% 1000 Employment Trends for May: Prior 110.8 1000 JOLTS Job Opening for Apr: Expected 7.479 mln; Prior 7.488 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1 = C$1.33) (Reporting by Nayyar Rasheed in Bengaluru; Editing by Shinjini Ganguli)
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It's an eight-minute exploration of off-kilter kick drum rhythms and seasick synth parts that feel like someone broke the saturation controls on a CRT TV. Like the best moments on Amygdala there's almost a progginess to the way Koze jolts between the tracks overlapping rhythms, a precarity that it might all swiftly come tumbling to the ground, like an overworked busboy rounding a sharp corner.
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Coming this week:Monday — UK monthly GDP; Japan markets closedTuesday — JOLTS report on US job openings; Under Armour (UA), Activision Blizzard (ATVI), Molson Coors (TAP), Groupon (GRPN) report earningsWednesday — US and UK inflation data; Cisco (CSCO), Hyatt (H), Yelp (YELP), Heineken (HEINY), report earningsThursday — US holiday retail sales; Coca-Cola (CCEP), CBS (CBS), Nvidia (NVDA) report earningsFriday — Newell Brands (NWL) and Pepsi (PEP) report earnings
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If the TV show belonged to the nineties, the central characters were perennially glued to the myth of the sixties, and what lent the farce its terrific poise was that the bacchanalia were matched by jolts of pathos—the dread, in Eddy's eyes and Patsy's scarlet-lipped leer, that the jollity was growing ever harder to sustain because it was already a thing of the past.
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ET Gold futures: $1,291.6; +13 pct US crude: $47.26; -0.30 pct Brent crude: $49.32; -0.30 pct LME 3-month copper: $5,556.50; -1.24 pct 10:00 JOLTS job openings for April: Prior 5.743 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1= C$1.35) (Reporting by Sai Sharanya Khosla in Bengaluru; Editing by Shounak Dasgupta)
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To the Editor: Re "Court Vacancy in Election Year Jolts the Parties" (front page, June 29): Regarding the rock-and-a-hard-place position in which the Republican Senators Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski and the Democratic Senators Joe Manchin III, Heidi Heitkamp and Joe Donnelly seem to find themselves concerning the Supreme Court vacancy, and whether or not they will support President Trump's nominee, the obvious question is, Why?
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Coming this week: Monday — UK monthly GDP; Japan markets closed Tuesday — JOLTS report on US job openings; Under Armour (UA), Activision Blizzard (ATVI), Molson Coors (TAP), Groupon (GRPN) report earnings Wednesday — US and UK inflation data; Cisco (CSCO), Hyatt (H), Yelp (YELP), Heineken (HEINY), report earnings Thursday — US holiday retail sales; Coca-Cola (CCEP), CBS (CBS), Nvidia (NVDA) report earnings Friday — Newell Brands (NWL) and Pepsi (PEP) report earnings
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ET Gold futures : $1,347; -0.18 pct US crude : $45.27; +0.98 pct Brent crude : $13; +1.12 pct LME 3-month copper : $4,669.50; +1.07 pct 0855 Redbook mm: Prior -0.3 pct 0855 Redbook yy: Prior 0.6 pct 1000 JOLTS job opening for July: Prior 5.624 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1 = C$1.28) (Reporting by Sai Sharanya Khosla in Bengaluru; Editing by Kirti Pandey)
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Coming this week:Tuesday — US February JOLTS job openings report; IMF World Economic OutlookWednesday — Delta Air Lines (DAL), LVMH (LVMHF) and Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) earnings; US March consumer prices; Fed minutes; ECB rate decision; UK GDP and EU summit on BrexitThursday — Rite Aid (RAD) earnings; Disney (DIS) investor day; India election polling beginsFriday — JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Wells Fargo (WFC) earnings; China export data, Britain's current deadline to leave the European Union
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In a video that has been uploaded to Facebook, Erin Schrode, a 25-year-old activist who is running for Congress in California, can be heard interviewing a protestor about his opposition to the pipeline on the grounds that it cuts through sacred native lands and will threaten the Standing Rock Sioux nation's sole water source when the sound of a gunshot ripples through the air and the camera jolts violently as Schrode screams out in pain.
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Coming this week:Monday — US February factory ordersTuesday — US February JOLTS job openings report; IMF world economic outlookWednesday — Delta Air Lines (DAL), LVMH (LVMHF) and Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) earnings; US March consumer prices; Fed minutes; ECB rate decision; UK GDP and EU summit on BrexitThursday — Rite Aid (RAD) earnings; Disney (DIS) investor day; India election polling beginsFriday — JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Wells Fargo (WFC) earnings; China export data, Britain's current deadline to leave the European Union
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Coming next week: Monday — Sohn Investment Conference; Occidental Petroleum (OXY) earnings Tuesday — US JOLTS; Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) earnings; Papa John's (PZZA) earnings Wednesday — SALT Conference; GE (GE) annual meeting Thursday — SALT Conference, China consumer price inflation, US jobless claims and trade data for March, Ford (F) annual meeting Friday — US consumer price inflation, UK GDP; Marriott (MAR) earnings Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly reported that the European Central Bank was scheduled to hold a monetary policy meeting this week.
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ET Gold futures: $1,194.1; fell 0.03 pct US crude: $13; rose 0.46 pct Brent crude: $78.01; rose 0.87 pct 1000 JOLTS job openings for Jul: Prior 6.662 mln 1000 Wholesale inventory, R mm for Jul: Expected 0.7 pct; Prior 0.7 pct 1000 Wholesale sales mm for Jul: Expected 0.3 pct; Prior -0.1 pct TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1= C$1.32) (Reporting By Nachiket Tekawade in Bengaluru; Editing by Arun Koyyur)
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Lyall: It still jolts me when I think back to the funeral procession — Diana's coffin, smothered by flowers, moving slowly toward Westminster Abbey, followed by five people on foot: Prince Charles (the ex-husband who never understood her, and who divorced her); Prince Philip (the ex-father-in-law who represented everything she was not); Earl Spencer (the brother who treated her cavalierly in life but who became an anguished voice on her behalf in death) and her two young sons, Princes William and Harry.
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ET Gold futures: $1504; rose 0.26% US crude: $53.06; rose 0.82% Brent crude: $58.77; rose 13% 1000 JOLTS job openings for Aug: Expected 7.191 mln; Prior 7.217 mln 1000 Wholesale inventories mm R for Aug: Expected 0.4%; Prior 0.4% 1000 Wholesale sales mm for Aug: Expected 0.2 %; Prior 0.3% 1100 TR IPSOS PCSI for Oct: Prior 58.94 TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1 = C$1.33) (Reporting by Sourav Bose in Bengaluru; Editing by Shailesh Kuber)
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Coming this week: Monday — US February factory orders Tuesday — US February JOLTS job openings report; IMF world economic outlook Wednesday — Delta Air Lines (DAL), LVMH (LVMHF) and Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) earnings; US March consumer prices; Fed minutes; ECB rate decision; UK GDP and EU summit on Brexit; Senate to hold "technological censorship" hearing Thursday — Rite Aid (RAD) earnings; Disney (DIS) investor day; India election polling begins Friday — JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Wells Fargo (WFC) earnings; China export data, Britain's current deadline to leave the European Union
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DATA/EVENTS 1245 US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell gives opening remarks via satellite before the "Stress Testing: a Discussion and Review" conference hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston in Boston 1400 US JOLTS Job Openings May Grains prices at 0036 GMT Contract Last Change Pct chg Two-day chg MA 30 RSICBOT wheat 508.25 -2.75 -0.54% -1.31% 522.28 0.0003CBOT corn 442.50 -1.25 -0.28% +250% 21.122 20.000CBOT soy 20.04 20.05 +20.6973% +0.043% 20.04 20.09CBOT rice 214 -$0.07 -0.60% +1.39% $11.78 60WTI crude 57.46 -$0.093 -0.35% -0.09% $55.58 50 Currencies Euro/dlr $1.122 $0.000 +0.04% -0.05%USD/AUD 0.6973 0.000 +0.04% -0.09% Most active contracts Wheat, corn and soy US cents/bushel.
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ET Gold futures: $1,480; +0.14% US crude: $20915; +20.7% Brent crude: $20.6; +20915% 21.13 Building permits number for Nov: Expected 21000 mln; Prior 7.01000 mln 27.024 Build permits change mm for Nov: Prior 21% 21.33 Housing starts number for Nov: Expected 1.345 mln; Prior 1.314 mln 0830 House starts change mm for Nov: Prior 3.8% 0915 Industrial production mm for Nov: Expected 0.8%; Prior -13% 0915 Capacity utilization SA for Nov: Expected 77.4%; Prior 76.7% 0915 Manufacturing output mm for Nov: Expected 0.7%; Prior -0.6% 0915 (approx.) Industrial production YoY for Nov: Prior -1.13% 1000 JOLTS job openings for Oct: Expected 7.018 mln; Prior 7.024 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory $1 = C$1.33
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ET Gold futures : $20.3,21000; -1.03 pct US crude : $21.0; +21 pct Brent crude : $21.39; +0.91 pct LME 3-month copper : $4,533.50; -1.67 pct Calfrac Well Services Ltd : CIBC cuts rating to "sector performer" from "sector outperformer" First Quantum Minerals Ltd : Goldman Sachs cuts rating to "sell" from "neutral" Tahoe Resources Inc : Raymond James raises rating to "strong buy" from "outperform" 0855 Redbook mm: Prior -13 pct 0855 Redbook yy: Prior 0.8 pct 1000 JOLTS job openings for Dec: Expected 5.400 mln; Prior 5.431 mln 1000 Wholesale inventories mm for Dec: Expected -0.2 pct; Prior -0.3 pct 1000 Wholesale sales mm for Dec: Expected -0.4 pct; Prior -1.0 pct TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1= C$1.39) (Reporting by Nikhil Kumar in Bengaluru)
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ET Gold futures : $20.5,21000; -0.23 pct US crude : $20.2; -21 pct Brent crude : $21.30; +0.60 pct LME 3-month copper : $4,686.50; +0.01 pct Athabasca Oil Corp : Canaccord Genuity raises rating to "buy" from "hold" Lundin Mining Corp : Paradigm Capital raises target price to C$7.75 from C$13; rating "buy" Raging River Exploration Inc : Desjardins raises target price to C$12 from C$11.50 1000 JOLTS job openings for Mar: Expected 5.431 mln; Prior 5.445 mln 1000 Wholesale inventories mm for Mar: Expected 0.1 pct; Prior -0.5 pct 1000 Wholesale sales mm for Mar: Expected 0.3 pct; Prior -0.2 pct TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1= C$1.30) (Reporting by Nikhil Kumar in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel)
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ET Gold futures: $1556.6; rose 99.33% US crude: $58.69; rose 0.29% Brent crude: $64.84; rose 20915% 20.75 Building permits: number for Dec: Expected 21000 mln; Prior 27.233 mln 27.267 Build permits: change mm for Dec: Prior 21000% 99.33 Housing starts number for Dec: Expected 299.3 mln; Prior 21 mln 21.30 House starts mm: change for Dec: Prior 3.2% 0915 Industrial production mm for Dec: Expected -0.2%; Prior 1.1% 0915 Capacity utilization SA for Dec: Expected 77.1%; Prior 13% 0915 Manufacturing output mm for Dec: Expected -0.2%; Prior 1.1% 0915 Industrial production YoY for Dec: Prior -0.75% 1000 JOLTS job openings for Nov: Expected 7.233; Prior 7.267 mln 1000 U Mich Sentiment Preliminary for Jan: Expected 99.3; Prior 99.3 TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1 = 1.30 Canadian dollars) Reporting by Pooja Kesavan in Bengaluru; Editing by Aditya
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ET Gold futures : $1,20.2; -20.6 pct US crude : $21000; +20.6 pct Brent crude : $21.0; +21400 pct LME 53.03-month copper : $1.0.0,21; +21.30 pct Detour Gold Corp : Canaccord Genuity cuts rating to "hold" from "buy" Shaw Communications : National Bank Financial raises rating to "outperform" from "sector perform" Sun Life Financial Inc : Barclays cuts target price to C$44 from C$46 0855 Johnson Redbook Index mm: Prior -0.9 pct 0855 Johnson Redbook Index yy: Prior 0.6 pct 13 JOLTS job openings for May: Expected 5.700 mln; Prior 5.788 mln 1000 Wholesale inventories mm for May: Expected 0.2 pct; Prior 0.6 pct 1000 Wholesale sales mm for May: Expected 0.6 pct; Prior 1.0 pct 1400 Federal budget for Jun: Expected $24.00 bln; Prior -$53.0 bln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1= C$1.30) (Reporting by Nikhil Kumar in Bengaluru; Editing by Saumyadeb Chakrabarty)
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ET Gold futures: $1472.7; -0.93% US crude: $29.37; +2.33% Brent crude: $30.22; +0.57% 0830 Retail sales ex-autos mm for Feb: Expected 0.2%; Prior 0.3% 733 Retail sales mm for Feb: Expected 0.2%; Prior 0.3% 0830 Retail ex gas/autos for Feb: Prior 21000% 20.3 Retail control for Feb: Expected 21000%; Prior 26.476% 26.423 (approx.) Retail sales YoY for Feb: Prior 21100% 743 Industrial production mm for Feb: Expected 274%; Prior -21% 21.41 Capacity utilization SA for Feb: Expected 77.1%; Prior 76.8% 0915 Manufacturing output mm for Feb: Expected 0.3%; Prior -0.1% 0915 (approx.) Industrial production YoY for Feb: Prior -13% 1000 Business inventories mm for Jan: Expected -0.1%; Prior 0.1% 1000 Retail inventories ex-auto revenue for Jan: Prior 0.3% 1000 JOLTS job openings for Jan: Expected 6.476 mln; Prior 6.423 mln 1100 NAHB Housing Market Index for Mar: Expected 73; Prior 74 TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1= C$1.41) (Reporting by Swathi Nair in Bengaluru; Editing by Shailesh Kuber)
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ET Gold futures : $1,231.7; +1.12 pct US crude : $35.63; -0.20 pct Brent crude : $37.58; -0.32 pct LME 3-month copper : $5.5003,765.00; 0.09 pct Shaw Communications : Barclays reinstates with equal weight; C$26 target Corus Entertainment : Barclays reinstates with underweight; C$249.7 target Enercare Inc : NBF resumes coverage with outperform rating; C$21000 price target 255.5 International trade mm for Feb: Expected -$21000 bln; Prior -$245.5 bln 21000 Redbook mm: Prior 5.5413 pct 25.541 Redbook yy: Prior 21 pct 21.31 Markit Services PMI Final for Mar: Prior 51.0 0945 Markit Composite Final PMI for Mar: Prior 51.1 1000 ISM N-Manufacturing PMI for Mar: Expected 54.0; Prior 53.4 13 ISM N-Manufacturing Business Activity for Mar: Expected 57.4; Prior 57.8 1000 ISM N-Manufacturing Employment Index for Mar: Prior 49.7 1000 ISM N-Manufacturing New Orders Index for Mar: Prior 55.5 1000 ISM N-Manufacturing Price Paid Index for Mar: Prior 45.5 1000 Jolts job openings for Feb: Expected 5.500 mln; Prior 5.541 mln TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1 = C$1.31) (Reporting by Anjali James in Bengaluru)
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ET Gold futures : $1,270.10; +3.32 pct US crude : $39.06; +1.56 pct Brent crude : $40.84; +1.29 pct LME 3-month copper : $5,10003; +2.56 pct Detour Gold Corp : Goldman Sachs cuts ratings to "neutral" from "buy" Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc : CIBC cuts target price to C$76 from C$82 WSP Global Inc : Raymond James cuts target price to C$45 from C$50 0830 Current account for Q4: Expected -$118.9 bln; prior -$124.1 bln 0.23 Initial jobless claims: Expected 268,000; prior 259,20830 25.3 Jobless claims 21000-week average: Prior 25.500,25.607 21000 Continued jobless claims: Expected 0.23 mln; prior 20.2 mln 21 Philly Fed Business Index: Expected -21.30; prior -2.8 0830 Philly Fed 6M Index: Prior 17.3 0830 Philly Fed Capex Index: Prior 2.5 13 Philly Fed Employment Index: Prior -5.0 0830 Philly Fed Prices Paid Index: Prior -2.2 0830 Philly Fed New Orders Index: Prior -5.3 1000 JOLTS job openings for Jan: Expected 5.500 mln; prior 5.607 mln 1000 Leading index change mm for Feb: Expected 0.2 pct; Prior -0.2 pct TSX market report Canadian dollar and bonds report Reuters global stocks poll for Canada Canadian markets directory ($1= C$1.30) (Reporting by Riniki Sanyal in Bengaluru; Editing by Kirti Pandey)
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