However late in the day, it is a big prize.
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Her boss found her in tears late in the day.
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News Corp and Nvidia also report late in the day.
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Hardwick responded late in the day yesterday to deny Dykstra's allegations.
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The indexes recovered most of their losses late in the day.
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On the energy front, oil prices slumped late in the day.
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Why are newcomers still jumping in this late in the day?
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Ashley Long, Greenwich Village, Manhattan Late in the day on Sept.
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The ad was pulled late in the day on Oct. 31.
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Late in the day, he was joined by his wife, Melania.
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The dollar waffled but was a little higher late in the day.
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Update: The program launched late in the day on April 24, 2017.
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I believe it is quite late in the day for a deferment.
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SPLRCI turned positive late in the day to close 0.4 percent higher.
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It just seemed like too much change, too late in the day.
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The mention of New York City's mayor came late in the day.
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Late in the day, the White House tried to douse the furor.
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The second time I visited Penha, it was late in the day.
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The vote-a-rama could begin late in the day on Thursday.
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Major indexes ended the session nearly unchanged, paring losses late in the day.
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The three defendants are expected to be arraigned late in the day Thursday.
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DXY on Monday, the greenback was flat at 94.533 late in the day.
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Late in the day Tuesday, the stock jumped and closed up 4 percent.
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Then, the late-in-the-day embrace by South Carolina political icon Rep.
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But until late in the day on Wednesday, only Judah was under quarantine.
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I don't mind bloodwork, but it's late in the day and I'm hungry.
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It was late in the day, and the surfaces were beginning to glisten.
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Late in the day, city mayor William Lai said 5 people were missing there.
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There'll be certain people who may blow up, you know, late in the day.
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The creative arts and romantic love become braided themes in Late in the Day.
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We've all indulged in a bowl of sugary cereal too late in the day.
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Coming late in the day, they made for bracing end-of-the-week reading.
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Stocks pared their losses late in the day, and the Dow closed at 19,904.
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But by late in the day, Mr. Trump signed off on hiring Mr. Gowdy.
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It touched 303 percent Friday, and was at 230 percent late in the day.
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VIX jumped late in the day to close at its highest in nearly a month.
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A little late in the day news dump for you, ahead of the upcoming holiday.
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But late in the day with the greens drying, they got a little bit bumpy.
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DXY against a currency basket on Monday, was flat at 94.533 late in the day.
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Wall Street dipped further late in the day, led by a decline in Apple stock.
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Late in the day, the court issued a one-page order blocking the decision indefinitely.
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The ousted FBI director canceled a speaking engagement in Los Angeles late in the day.
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The shifts began late in the day, which gave her time to pick up Gabriela.
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Late in the day, the bread stiffens; a generous swab of mayonnaise corrects the balance.
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Travelers checking in late in the day also have a greater likelihood of being walked.
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Sell orders accelerated late in the day after the dollar fell below 21.3.58 yen, souring sentiment.
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Late in the day, a notification pops up on your Pixelbook: Don't forget the orange slices!
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South Korea's Kospi (KOSPI) also opened higher, but was flat-to-negative late in the day.
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Right now, the Senate vote is scheduled for the 16th, most likely late in the day.
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Pence's one public event was to honor Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders late in the day.
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There is nothing unusual about big volumes late in the day, regardless of what comes next.
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Late in the day the Germans shelled the town and sent the crowds scurrying to cover.
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Stocks made modest gains on Thursday as the market again turned higher late in the day.
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The majestic birds leave early in the morning to feed, then return late in the day.
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The breeze could turn gusty late in the day, as we hit a high of 51.
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Slight shower and storm chances early and late in the day aren't too much a detraction.
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But late in the day, the paper said it was ending its relationship with his firm.
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Late in the day Tuesday the national emergency management agency said it had confirmed 23 deaths.
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AS) jumped 5.4 percent late in the day, after a report that French conglomerate Bouygues (BOUY.
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"He made a determination late in the day," Mr. Spicer said, "and he executed on it."
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It was late in the day and the sun was hitting it in a beautiful way.
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Confidence: Medium Clouds thicken Monday, but any showers should hold off until late in the day.
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It is late in the day but maybe not too late for Trump to reverse course.
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Keep in mind that the president didn't tweet support for Arrington until late in the day yesterday.
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By afternoon, showers taper off and clouds should begin to break up by late in the day.
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The yield rose above 1.86 percent temporarily Thursday and was at 1.85 percent late in the day.
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That had prompted a group of Druze voters to submit Druze-only ballots late in the day.
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In fact those in charge of affairs did not have the information until late in the day.
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The Senate started debating the proposal late Wednesday morning with a vote expected late in the day.
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Late in the day, Wardle emerged from hiding, poured himself a drink, and pushed back his hood.
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But prices rose after API showed a bigger-than-expected decline in supply late in the day.
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Japan's benchmark closed up 0.61 percent, or 127.77 points, at 21,159.08 after rebounding late in the day.
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Benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury notes rose late in the day, pushing yields down to 3.1931 percent.
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Though sporadic clashes erupted late in the day, violence dropped as protesters marched peacefully in the capital.
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It was "unbelievable," Mr. Yakupoglu said, that such a move would come so late in the day.
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The odds of rain grow by late in the day, with showers becoming more likely after dark.
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But the rally eventually crumbled and the index was down about 2500 points late in the day.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed 0.4% lower on Monday, suffering a slide late in the day.
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I really want coffee, but it's too late in the day, so I get a cheese danish instead.
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The price fell 13 percent late in the day on Thursday and double-digit daily moves are normal.
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Warming up for the big day, Katherine stole the show in a white gown late in the day.
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They'll also be able to specify how late in the day they can handle a same-day delivery.
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And one can join a conspiracy late in the day, for example as an accessory after the fact.
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We'd arrived too late in the day to go to the mountain, but we checked into our aparthotel.
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But the declines in yields moderated late in the day, in tandem with the shift in stock trading.
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"If our press reveal at Javits is late in the day, some media will be overwhelmed," he said.
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Highs should eventually reach the upper 30s to lower 40s late in the day with gusty south winds.
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Just don't exercise too late in the day, which could make it harder to fall asleep at bedtime.
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"I was very fortunate that I did get through — it was quite late in the day," she said.
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The police released a statement late in the day suggesting some kind of occult practice had been followed.
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In a filing late in the day, however, Manafort's lawyer argues that his client, legally, did nothing wrong.
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This, despite a launch relatively late in the day that had Mario fans worldwide impatiently stamping their feet.
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They were released on Tuesday, but remain under investigation, according to a police statement issued late in the day.
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It's a little late in the day to introduce new characters, though that certainly never stopped George R.R. Martin.
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The Senate took him at his word, praising him for his candor and (late in the day) his endurance.
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Markets in Asia had followed by opening lower, but Chinese stocks rebounded late in the day to finish higher.
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At the same time, few Israel watchers believe that today's harmony speaks to a late-in-the-day reconciliation.
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Stocks were "hit very late in the day across different sectors," said Sahak Manuelian, managing director at Wedbush Securities.
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It was late in the day when the Salvadoran migrant appeared on the riverbank, a backpack on his shoulders.
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Bringing all their exuberant energy, they gather late in the day in an abandoned lot, still wearing school uniforms.
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But eating too many calories late in the day is not quite the same as skipping breakfast, he added.
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After a tense lull in the violence most of Monday, the confrontations resumed in force late in the day.
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Today (Thursday): Mostly cloudy in the morning into the afternoon but we may see breaks late in the day.
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Clouds increase late in the day and through the night with lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s.
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It was late in the day Monday when our staff attorney Cristina came rushing into the office with heartbreaking news.
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Since our lunch and ice cream date was pretty late in the day, we didn't get or make any dinner.
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By late in the day, officials said that searchers had found 15 bodies, and estimated that 118 people were missing.
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By the time Owen's body is found, it is too late in the day to get out of the wilderness.
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"Ah, I — it's late in the day, and, it's about, ah, between 20 and 53 is my recollection," she said.
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The text of the spending measures -- totaling in the thousands of pages -- was released late in the day on Monday.
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The lawmakers could move to a final vote late in the day after a procedural vote starting at 2341:2912 a.m.
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Utilities and real estate stocks rose late in the day, especially after Di Maio's comments, tacking on 1.4% and 1.1%, respectively.
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So yesterday we had Charlie Rose, Glenn Thrush from the New York Times, late in the day John Conyer from Congress.
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In a second statement late in the day, the palace said Queen Sirikit's medical tests were completed and yielded "satisfactory results".
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"Exercise stimulates the nervous system, and it can cause insomnia if you exercise too late in the day," advises Culebras. 6.
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According to David Letterman's doctor, Dr. Louis Aronne, you should eat carbs late in the meal and late in the day.
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Late in the day, bond prices rose again, sending yields lower and pushing investors to buy utility and phone company stocks.
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Late in the day, the infield at Kauffman Stadium is known to dry out, which produces bigger and more unpredictable bounces.
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Indian stock markets slid nearly 2% after the government disclosed the rise in cases, before paring losses late in the day.
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October 3, 2018 - The FBI completes its supplemental background check and sends the information to the Senate late in the day.
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Also, make sure that their naptime is not too late in the day to avoid any interference with their sleepy time.
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"Elijah Cummings spends all of his time trying to hurt innocent people through 'Oversight,'" the president tweeted late in the day.
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"Elijah Cummings spends all of his time trying to hurt innocent people through 'Oversight,'" the president tweeted late in the day.
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Indian stock markets slid nearly 2% after the government disclosed the rise in cases, before paring losses late in the day.
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After advancing as much as 22 percent, the financials index lost ground late in the day to close up 2128 percent.
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"I disclosed this incident to Imgur late in the day in the midst of the U.S. Thanksgiving holidays," Hunt told the site.
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Late in the day, Facebook said it was working to restore groups that had been deleted as a result of the campaign.
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Police used a fire department cherry picker to negotiate with him, but late in the day it was needed elsewhere and left.
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Still, Wall Street's main equity indexes rallied late in the day on Friday, with the benchmark S&P 500 ending marginally positive.
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"I'd like to see buying come in late in the day instead of having a selloff like we had yesterday," he said.
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"He got diplomacy pretty late in the day, but better late than never," agrees Charles Grant of the Centre for European Reform.
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On Monday, markets rose late in the day, with the Dow and S&P 500 extending their win streaks to five days.
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The White House said in a statement late in the day that President Trump was "deeply saddened" to hear about Liu's passing.
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Porteños, as Buenos Aires locals are known, prefer soft white bread and tend to consume hunks of beef late in the day.
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Though sporadic clashes erupted late in the day, violence dropped on Saturday as protesters marched peacefully in the French capital and elsewhere.
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The possibility of additional tariffs on China, which made news late in the day, may have also dragged stocks down across sectors.
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Late in the day, when patrons could finally re-enter Mandalay Bay, the check-in line was Vegas-long — nothing different there.
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Early on Thursday, the lira had stood around 5.9 before gaining strongly late in the day as news of the deal emerged.
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Equities gave up gains late in the day with the three major indexes finishing in negative territory after posting losses last week.
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The eponymous Volcker Rule, which limited proprietary trading by banks, came very late in the day after the 2008-9 financial crisis.
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Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests, now in their fourth month, have often descended into violence late in the day and at night.
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Desperate, late-in-the-day attempts to draft into the race, say, Mitt Romney are unusual at this point in American history.
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COB: Late in the day, I noticed he was stopping to put his tent up, and I continued onward for another hour.
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" In Murki, messages circulating in a local WhatsApp group, late in the day Azam was killed, simply said: "Child kidnappers found in Murki.
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I worry it'll end up being that "self-defeating" kind, given cold air aloft and another disturbance passing by late in the day.
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Japan's Nikkei faded late in the day to end up 0.15 percent, but basic materials and utilities both climbed more than 2 percent.
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Since we arrived relatively late in the day, with not too many hours of sunlight left, we pick a moderate five-mile hike.
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The U.S. Department of Justice called Turner CEO John Martin as a witness late in the day, and his testimony will continue Wednesday.
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When you put off tough tasks till late in the day because they're intimidating, you save them for when you're at your worst.
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Thursday was Mr. Pence's deadline to act on the abortion bill, and he waited until late in the day to announce his decision.
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Stocks significantly pared losses late in the day as investors reassessed the employment report and considered whether the market's recent slump was ending.
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The bitcoin market rose for a third straight day Monday, with the virtual currency trading late in the day at $2,817.50, up $71.17.
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"The fact that [change] is finally being discussed is a relief, but it's already late in the day," Oota said during the panel.
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School was canceled on Tuesday and Wednesday, but students and faculty weren't told to self-quarantine until late in the day on Wednesday.
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In the United States, the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500-stock index ended down 0.86 percent — having recovered lost ground late in the day.
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" In Murki, messages circulating in a local WhatsApp group, late in the day Azam was killed, simply said: "Child kidnappers found in Murki.
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It was not clear until late in the day on Wednesday when the complaint would be transmitted to the Hill, if at all.
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"When you have decision-making meetings late in the day, be mindful of the fact that you have parents on your team," Burt said.
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On Thursday, Schwarzenegger was seen taking Pratt, 39, on a tour of the Santa Monica and Venice beaches late in the day on bikes.
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Microsoft shares ended down 0.2 percent while Alphabet was off 0.6 percent, with both stocks seeing a pickup in volume late in the day.
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Obviously, the oversold conditions that are building up are attractive to some buyers, so it appears that they come in late in the day.
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Pelosi told reporters late in the day that Trump called her after the Oval Office meeting to say he was reviewing their latest offer.
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By late in the day, however, the price had slid back to 27 percent, just above where it ended late Tuesday at 24 percent.
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Late in the day, it was announced that voting could continue until midnight to accommodate what state news media called large numbers of voters.
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The markets took a leg up to historic highs late in the day Wednesday as the House Freedom Caucus endorsed the GOP tax plan.
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Woods, 42, made Muirfield Village sound like a rock concert until storms arrived late in the day at the second round of the Memorial.
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Rain chances will decrease some into the afternoon, but temperatures struggle, with highs in the mid-50s not occurring until late in the day.
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Séguin Singuela, the Kongo Central police commissioner, said the accident occurred late in the day and could have been a caused by visibility problems.
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A recent cause for investor ire emerged in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission distributed late in the day on June 23.
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She decided to make her own speech on the floor late in the day Friday, long after the commotion over Collins' speech had subsided.
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Late in the day, Alex Cifuentes, a member of the Colombian drug trafficking family that Rodriguez said introduced him to Guzman, took the stand.
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"With all due respect, if our friends in Washington are not aware of that, it's too late in the day to make them aware."
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Microsoft shares were down 0.23 percent while Alphabet was off 0.7 percent late and both stocks saw a pickup in volume late in the day.
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Late in the day, oil prices extended gains in post-settlement trading after data showed a much bigger-than-expected reduction in U.S. crude inventories.
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The Associated Press attempted to reach Swedish officials for comment on whether they accept the conditions Correa described but it was late in the day.
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Both stocks, however, gave up their gains late in the day after Tesla announced new versions of its Model S sedan and Model X crossover.
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Boyfriend passes out right away, but I think I drank that afternoon coffee a little too late in the day, because I cannot get sleepy.
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The Twitter hashtag "Leave, Sisi" was the top trend in Egypt on the social media platform late in the day with more than 50,000 tweets.
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The 10-year yield touched 2.21 percent early Friday and was 2.23 percent late in the day, down from last Friday's close of 2.373 percent.
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But it was still unclear late in the day whether Republicans would have enough votes to pass such a package on a party-line vote.
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Kroger was the latest grocery chain to give a disappointing outlook, though its shares pared losses late in the day to end up 0.6 percent.
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Darcy actually never comes face to face with the five young people who are trapped in the green room until very late in the day.
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The upgrade was supposed to have been introduced in Canada two weekends ago but was postponed late in the day due to a 'quality issue'.
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A black coffee that I start drinking way too late in the day and proceed to slowly sip on for hours while it becomes lukewarm.
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The nature of this harm, and how this concept could be raised for the first time so late in the day, left the justices puzzled.
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It was late in the day by then, after many hours of grim statistics and tragic stories, and I could feel the crowd getting impatient.
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Your energy reservoir diminishes as the day wears on, which is why it's so difficult to get to the hardest work late in the day.
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One source at the tournament said officials there had no plans to fine the players for withdrawing so late in the day, "given the circumstances".
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Late in the day Friday, Mr. Trump tweeted he would be making a "major announcement" about the southern border and government shutdown at 217 p.m.
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Germany's 10-year yield — the bloc's benchmark — hit a six-week low of 0.244 percent DE10YT=TWEB before rebounding late in the day to 103 percent.
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It wasn't until late in the day, after Trump's counselor Kellyanne Conway told MSNBC that Trump had "full confidence" in Flynn, that signs of trouble emerged.
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Defense attorney Angela Agrusa did not begin cross-examining Constand until late in the day, but immediately began to try to poke holes in her credibility.
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But as the sun set on autumn, it rose (kind of late in the day) on bare tree branches, ice patches and puffy coats – a.k.a. winter.
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Speaking to the Guardian, a technology spokesperson for Ireland's opposition party Fianna Fáil, described Google's decision to ban the adverts as "too late in the day".
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For companies filing a Form D, we recommend filing late in the day on day 15 and working to get your news out prior to filing.
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It's a big tourist destination so it's usually packed, but the weather is bad and it's late in the day, so this is a good opportunity.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said late in the day that a solution to the impasse might come through the option of extending the Brexit transition period.
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Wall Street matched its all-time low for U.S.-marketed investment grade corporate bond outputs: One, which came late in the day Friday, according to Dealogic.
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So with a limited supply available, there's an increased chance that the product you're looking for will run out if you're shopping late in the day.
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For any reader interested in the relationship between romantic love and the creative life, Late in the Day unfurls into a tale both cautionary and motivating.
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By contrast, late in the day Mr. Gantz and his allies were pleading with residents of Tel Aviv, a liberal bastion, to hurry to the polls.
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As of late in the day, it was still unclear when Mr. Barrow, who owns a real estate company and has no political experience, would arrive.
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He said he would appeal, but was told it was too late in the day to apply for bail so will spend the weekend behind bars.
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The deadline for stripping officials of their interim clearances was Friday, though it wasn't clear by late in the day what specific action had been taken.
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The dollar bounced back but failed to move higher against the yen or the euro and surrendered gains late in the day against the British pound.
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Shanghai's bourse also fell late in the day, losing more than 2% on the latest central bank efforts to temper expectations for further monetary policy easing.
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A surge late in the day pushed stocks higher Thursday, propelled by a recovery in energy companies and bank stocks, which have been hit hard this year.
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The 10-year Treasury yield at one point jumped to 2.50 percent, and the Fed-sensitive two-year yield was at 1.23 percent late in the day.
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Stocks pared losses late in the day amid signs that Trump was close to picking Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell as head of the U.S. central bank.
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But as has happened at a number of the protest marches that have dominated Hong Kong for the last month, violence broke out late in the day.
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AWFULLY late in the day, the Republicans are trying to unpick one of the collective action problems that are threatening to gift their nomination to Donald Trump.
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Senators didn't arrive in Washington for this week's work until late in the day Wednesday and held their last votes of the week at 220006:2202 p.m.
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It was too late in the day to visit the site, but I caught a peek — breathtaking, as it had been carved out of the looming mountainside.
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President Alassane Ouattara said late in the day that the government had reached an agreement with disgruntled soldiers who had demanded higher salaries and better living conditions.
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"It's true what they say — it's not we who control money, it's the money that controls us," the nameless narrator realizes, a little late in the day.
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The major indexes trimmed losses late in the day after CNBC reported that the White House is preparing to expand rules favoring American products in government projects.
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In a statement late on Tuesday, Raizen said it had access to the probe late in the day and was considering information provided by the investigation reports.
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When visitors were finally allowed in, to see their husbands and partners, brothers and sons, late in the day on Monday, stories emerged that confirmed this view.
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The dollar bounced back but failed to move higher against the yen or the euro EUR= and surrendered gains late in the day against the British pound GBP=.
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" But Jackson met with Trump late in the day, and afterward a White House official said the doctor would "certainly not be railroaded by a bitter ex-colleague.
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Beryl formed Friday and was a Category 248 storm late in the day, with maximum sustained winds of 26 mph (29 kph), the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
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Surprise: it's way too late in the day for me to be drinking coffee, and I'm way too hopped up and borderline nauseous the rest of the day.
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It'll also be watched closely because, as SpaceX CEO Elon Musk noted Friday, engineers detected a "very small" leak in the rocket's upper stage late in the day.
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But their losses were reversed late in the day, after the negotiators announced they would schedule rounds to discuss revamping the North American Free Trade Agreement, into 2018.
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When I turned the final page of Tessa Hadley's new novel Late in the Day, therefore, it was with the stunned feeling of having finally received an explanation.
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The test was not announced beforehand and the statement on the outcome was released late in the day, which seemed to suggest that the test had encountered problems.
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Then, late in the day, the markets recovered most of those losses on hopes that the Federal Reserve could slow its plan to raise interest rates next year.
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Late in the day of Musk's initial announcement of his plans, the head of investor relations was asked whether there was a verbal or written commitment of funding.
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This time, it was a first-round doubles match late in the day, and more than half the crowd had departed before the end of the first set.
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First, get your basic sleep hygiene in check: Avoid caffeine after lunch, exercise regularly but not too late in the day, and avoid alcohol and heavy meals before bed.
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After seven sessions of not moving more than 26.6 percent in either direction, the S&P 220 eclipsed that range on Friday as stocks strengthened late in the day.
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Talks with the Labour opposition and indicative votes among MPs on possible Brexit options have gone nowhere, in large part because they were initiated so late in the day.
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I got a chance to speak to him late in the day, during our third flight, as we returned to Santa Cruz for a second round of events there.
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As result, the dollar reaction to the data was limited and the euro was trading late in the day at $1.1372, 0.04% firmer against the greenback on the day.
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Late in the day, the Republican president and first lady Melania Trump visited a hospital where survivors from the shooting were treated, meeting privately with victims and medical staff.
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Months later, USDA's Food and Nutrition Service published a new analysis in October, late in the day ahead of a House committee hearing with the department's top nutrition official.
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The company announced late in the day Wednesday that it would raise the data usage caps from 300 gigabytes per month to 85033 terabyte, or 1,000 gigabytes, a month.
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And Trump revealed few outward worries when he emerged in public late in the day Monday to greet trick-or-treaters from a spider-webbed White House South Portico.
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US stocks slipped late in the day after the Wall Street Journal reported that special counsel Robert Mueller enlisted a grand jury in the ongoing probe into Russian affairs.
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Maybe then we would be spared watching late-in-the-day expository sequences like Arya learning from Hot Pie that her brother Jon is, sigh, King in the North.
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Kurt Busch rode high on the leaderboard for most of the two practice sessions before being eclipsed late in the day to finish up fourth-fastest at 194.877 mph.
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"The market holds up well, but then the weak hands take over late in the day," said Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist at LPL Financial in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Confidence: Medium Monday keeps the warming trend going, with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s as long as increasing clouds hold off until late in the day.
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He seemed to almost invite comparisons to the Watergate scandal by firing Mr. Comey late in the day, then hosting Henry Kissinger in the Oval Office the next day.
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On balance I think most people still buy into this stronger global demand story but it may be a bit late in the day to be chasing this theme.
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For a game that kind of feels a bit like a first-person shooter, the first bullet is fired surprisingly late in the day; the build-up is everything.
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Late in the day, Mr. Trump took to Twitter to pre-emptively blame the judge and the judiciary for what the president suggested would be a future terrorist attack.
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The Dow trying to claw back today, hoping that a trade war isn&apost in the offing, but, by late in the day, concerns that it very well could be.
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Bonds rebounded late in the day, however, on suspected central bank intervention and after the government announced a debt buyback, with the 10-year yield ending down 2 basis points.
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Prince Mohammed, known as MbS, arrived at the conference late in the day after attending a meeting at which the king received members of Khashoggi's family, including his son Salah.
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Image: NOAAIn other words: if you've got to catch them Pokémon this weekend, do so early or late in the day, and don't forget to drink a ton of water.
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Munoz issued a detailed apology, his second statement on the incident, late in the day Tuesday, and shares pared back their initial losses, closing the day down around 1 percent.
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Late in the day all eyes turned to local favourite McIlroy who produced a thrilling counter-attack in a bid to make the cut after his sorry 79 on Thursday.
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Toro Rosso and Renault have changed engine supplier since last year, with the decisions coming very late in the day and causing design headaches, but Sainz saw other reasons too.
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Jurors have had the case since Thursday afternoon, but much of the deliberation has been abbreviated, beginning late in the day or ending early, often at the request of jurors.
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That was too late in the day for the likes of Unilever and Reckitt, which closed sharply lower, ensuring the FTSE lagged global markets that were boosted by monetary stimulus.
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His profiles of Native Americans come late in the day and largely focus on the major "Indian Wars" of the late 1870s: Custer and Chief Joseph, the Sioux and Comanche.
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As result, the dollar reaction to the data was limited and the euro was trading late in the day at $1.1372 EUR=, 0.04% firmer against the greenback on the day.
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The 10-year yield touched a low of about 2.82 percent when stocks were selling off sharply Thursday before rising to 503 percent late in the day as stocks erased losses.
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But by late in the day, Apple reversed gains and the Dow lost 803 points, closing down by just under 280 point, though the S&P was up 220 at 24.1,649.
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At an event late in the day Saturday in Manchester, I ran into Andy Frank, one of Buttigieg's fellow students at Harvard who was a year behind him (class of 2005).
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But late in the day Wednesday, in response to questions about Bigfoot from CNBC, the $50.01 stock price vanished — disappearing faster than a Yeti in front of a high-resolution camera.
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Gentile: There are days when news breaks late in the day and we literally have maybe 10 minutes to come up with something, and you just have to go with it.
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Even if the science is not settled, which science never is, alarmism might be one of the most honest narrative approaches we've got in our arsenal, this late in the day.
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Late in the day, and after urging from senior aides, he relented, offering brief plaudits for the recently passed lawmaker in a statement after responding to questions earlier only with silence.
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It was late in the day by the time he kicked the dirt off his boots and saw a picture of a wavy haired, big-smiling Indian woman on the app.
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Juckes cautioned that it was now "very late in the day" for U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson to arrange a fresh deal that would satisfy lawmakers in Belfast, London and Brussels.
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Stocks did recoup some losses late in the day Wednesday, as the Senate began to vote on a bill to provide sick leave, jobless benefits, free coronavirus testing and other aid.
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As anyone who has traveled any distance to get to the edge of land knows, you want to see it immediately, even if it's too late in the day to swim.
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The bodies of two more victims were discovered late in the day under a collapsed ceiling, said Tomas Apolinario, chief of Manila's southern police district, bringing the total number to 37.
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Bidding concluded late in the day on Tuesday in the first round of a historic spectrum sale to wireless providers and other buyers without regulators reaching their target for the sale.
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The 3.63-stock index also briefly entered correction territory for the first time since last month, falling 10 percent from its 52-week high at one point late in the day.
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Els said the Internationals should have been wary of letting the U.S. team back into their matches so late in the day but thought his players would have learned from it.
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Temperatures only slowly warm to the upper 250s and low 220s by this afternoon as winds blow from the southeast at 230-10 mph before turning southwest late in the day.
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While all three groups ate about the same amount of calories, both of the sleep-deprived groups got more of their calories late in the day, in particular from snacking after dinner.
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The deal closed late in the day on February 13th, and will see Moosejaw CEO Eoin Comerford, his executive team, and all Moosejaw employees joining Walmart's new U.S. e-commerce retail organization.
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DUBAI, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets look set to consolidate on Wednesday ahead of an OPEC decision expected late in the day on proposed oil production cuts to prop up prices.
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Avenatti, who was also hit with separate federal charges alleging embezzlement and fraud in California, was arrested in New York and was expected to appear in federal court late in the day.
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Yesterday's appearance of the Su-47 Berkut was a pleasant surprise for the twenty-or-so photographers remaining late in the day at The Pipes along the fence line just outside Zhukovsky.
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But Late in the Day joins a tradition of literature about women who, later in life, realize that they have trapped themselves in bourgeois prisons of their own making, and break free.
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Late in the day the greenback added slightly to losses against the yen after CNBC reported that Trump told a Wall Street Journal columnist he will take his trade fight to Japan.
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They recovered from record lows on Friday after another report late in the day that the bank was close to a settlement of $5.4 billion with U.S. authorities instead of $14 billion.
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Hog futures pared losses late in the day as the mixed signals from the USDA, along with uncertain prospects for a U.S. trade deal with China, prompted traders to cover short positions.
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He asks if I want to go grab coffee/tea and I lecture him on how caffeine can keep you up at night if you drink it this late in the day.
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That could take a long time, meaning the vote may happen late in the day on Wednesday — the House has estimated around 6:30 or 7:30 pm — or even on Thursday.
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S&P 500 futures EScv1 late in the day dropped over 1% after the United States officially designated China a currency manipulator, sharply escalating the ongoing dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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Strong north-easterly winds built throughout Monday, helping Perpetual Loyal and Wild Oats XI break away from the fleet of 88 yachts, with Wild Oats XI taking the lead late in the day.
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The selling of dollars, especially during thin lira trade early and late in the day, helped to stabilize the currency but raised worries that Turkey was shedding more of its hard currency reserves.
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The selling of dollars, especially during thin lira trade early and late in the day, helped to stabilise the currency but raised worries that Turkey was shedding more of its hard currency reserves.
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Her husband, Adam, who had gone snowmobiling late in the day on January 10 with two friends in Island Park, Idaho, was probably just having dinner in a warm lodge somewhere, she thought.
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Comedy writers tend to be overthinkers (myself very much included), but when news breaks late in the day you just have to be efficient, economical, and go with what you think is funny.
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The yen, often viewed as a safe-haven currency in times of market turbulence, slipped against the greenback, but recovered most of the lost ground as U.S. stocks fell late in the day.
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And, as caffeine's effects can linger for up to five hours, taking it too late in the day could disrupt your sleep, which is a big factor in health and fitness in general.
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"We view this as a marginal impact and certainly not one that warranted the significant pressure late in the day and after market yesterday," Stifel analyst Annabel Samimy wrote in a client note.
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"I don't want to get into the time game," he said at a news conference late in the day, after serving as chairman of a United Nations Security Council meeting on nuclear proliferation.
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News late in the day that Economy Minister Giovanni Tria will return to Rome early from meetings in Luxembourg with his EU counterparts to work on the budget plan fuelled the uncertainty, analysts said.
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The Israelis released surveillance video clips late in the day that they said showed attempts to cut openings in the barrier, and military officials said that some demonstrators were throwing firebombs at Israeli soldiers.
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People with it are able to drink caffeine late in the day, while others have to cut themselves off if they want to sleep at night, or to avoid feeling jittery during the day.
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"We suspect her remarks will come across as unusually dovish, allowing the dollar to resume its descent and giving commodity markets a bit of a lift late in the day on Wednesday," Meir said.
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Snooze for too long (longer than about a half hour) or too late in the day relative to your bedtime, and naps can leave you groggy or unable to get to sleep at night.
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But late in the day on June 30, shortly after President Obama signed the new restructuring law, Governor García Padilla invoked a Puerto Rican law giving him the power to call a debt moratorium.
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By late in the day, more than half of the 28503-member Democratic caucus had gone on record as supporting a congressional probe into accusations against Trump that surfaced during the 22019 presidential race.
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Senior party leaders were due to meet late in the day to discuss the sentencing of Liviu Dragnea, but some spoke before the gathering to criticize the ruling as political and express their backing.
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Special polling places were set up in outdoor tents for people quarantined because of the new coronavirus, and lines were so long that election officials added two more such locations late in the day.
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Muscle weakening late in the day is a classic symptom of MG. The test results hadn't come back yet and probably wouldn't for several more days, so Nowak decided to try a different test.
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He agreed only late in the day after a final meeting in the Oval Office, in effect telling his advisers that he was giving them another chance and this time they had to deliver.
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Shanghai's bourse also fell sharply late in the day, losing more than 2 percent as other Chinese markets lost ground after attempts by the central bank to temper expectations for further easing of monetary policy.
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COLOMBO, March 17 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee closed higher on Friday as dollar selling by exporters late in the day and inward remittances surpassed demand for the greenback from a foreign bank, dealers said.
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"The fireworks were supplied very late in the day... taking the price from $21,27.0728 to $16,500 in less than five minutes," said Malcolm Freeman of Kingdom Futures, referring to LME nickel's sharp drop on Monday.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend... Tomorrow (Friday): Clouds are plentiful but shower chances are mainly confined to very early (503 percent chance) and late in the day (20 to 30 percent chance).
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Today (Friday): Most of the day should be dry but we do have higher chances for showers and even a quick thunderstorm early and late in the day, although the storm risk is mainly late.
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Even as U.S. crude pared losses late in the day, crude futures have found lower lows in each of the last eight sessions, said Bob Yawger, director of energy futures at Mizuho in New York.
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"We decided that in order to have another productive conversation, it would be best to give our officials some time to hold technical discussions," she told reporters late in the day, but gave no details.
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SHANGHAI — Chinese economic policy makers tugged back the curtain a bit on Thursday on their plans to stabilize the country's economy and financial markets, even as shares plunged more than 6 percent late in the day.
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We are talking non-revenue times, late in the day, weekday, and when we work with a golf course, we ask when do you have availability — about 40% of our rounds are with a paying adult.
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"For months we've been calling for a plan ... now there's a White Paper too late in the day to ask meaningful questions ... That is completely unacceptable," said Keir Starmer, Brexit spokesman for the opposition Labour Party.
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In the hands of a lesser novelist, the intricate tangle of lives at the center of "Late in the Day" might feel like just such a self-satisfied riddle or, at best, like sly narrative machinations.
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Late in the day, well south of the scene of the killings, extra security was obvious around the Air Canada Centre in downtown Toronto, where the Toronto Maple Leafs were playing Boston in a playoff game.
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Late in the day, some protesters set fire to the Gaza side of the Kerem Shalom goods crossing, according to the Israeli military, igniting gas and fuel pipes that serve the 2 million residents of Gaza.
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Truck drivers probably will begin moving containers from the Greece on Monday while the vessel prepares to leave late in the day for the Port of Oakland, said Teamsters spokeswoman Barbara Maynard and shipping traffic controllers.
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Researchers have looked at whether people expend more energy processing a meal later in the day versus earlier and found that, independent of physical activity, the body uses less energy to digest food late in the day.
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"Just got back from big sister's school camping trip so it's a little late in the day but … Happy World Down syndrome Day from our family to yours!!!" wrote Scorsone, shouting out her older daughter Eliza, 6½.
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They hit a fresh 21-month low near 27 percent late in the day when Apple announced sales would fall well short of previous forecasts largely because of a slowdown in demand for its iPhones in China.
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Even Justice Alito had to agree, albeit somewhat grudgingly, in a separate opinion that complained about the court's assertion of jurisdiction this late in the day over a procedurally convoluted appeal from a state court's final judgment.
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At times late in the day when I'd usually start getting anxious about my phone dying, I'd glance at the Moto Z Play and see that it still had an 80 percent charge in the tank. What?
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Justice Brett Kavanaugh, a conservative appointed by Trump this year, appeared similarly hostile to Indiana, wondering whether it is "too late in the day" to argue that the excessive fines clause does not apply to the states.
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It's late in the day here on the East Coast, I just paid my credit card bill, and I have to go home and deal with the wasp nest I found in my living room this morning.
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In a number of his fights he has spent minutes eating strikes and not finding any joy with his own until he finally finds some success late in the day and begins to pile on the punches.
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The vagueness of Barnes & Noble's announcement left industry experts to speculate about the reasons for Mr. Parneros's departure and scrutinize the timing of the announcement, which came late in the day just before the Independence Day holiday.
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It can't be that the White House was looking for an Election Day tough-on-immigrants headline; the petitions were filed late in the day on Monday without fanfare and made news only in the legal press.
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Conversations with voters in several of the province's districts suggested that while in some areas people voted in higher numbers than expected, in others concerns were high that ballot boxes had been stuffed late in the day.
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"Oil prices bounced back late in the day on Friday on reports that the OPEC committee had suggested a 1.3 million barrel per day cut from the October level," said Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst at futures brokerage Forex.com.
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The judge is expected to hear full arguments on Tuesday, but Manafort's lawyers gave a brief preview late in the day, before the judge closed the courtroom for arguments on a sealed matter also related to Manafort's case.
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Nadler responded late in the day with a letter to McGahn's personal attorney, noting the White House had not invoked executive privilege over the documents and that the Judiciary Committee still expected McGahn to comply with its subpoena.
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It was late in the day, so she spent a nerve-wracking night until she could contact an attorney and start on a journey that would drain her savings as she tried to prove she'd told the truth.
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The justices ruled 5-4 late in the day Thursday to temporarily halt a Louisiana law that would have required abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the clinics where they work.
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"Oil prices bounced back late in the day on Friday on reports that the OPEC committee had suggested a 2000 million barrel per day cut from the October level," said Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst at futures brokerage Forex.com.
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Candidates for the 2015 election were selected late in the day, notes Ms Milazzo, which meant that most failed to build local reputations and there was no time to weed out cranks (one described Islam as an "evil cult").
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Guy Wilmot, a veteran coffee importer in West Sussex, England, began packaging and selling Swiss Water-treated coffee online in 2015 after developing a creeping intolerance to late-in-the-day caffeine and a lack of decent available options.
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The discovery of a six pound French cannonball in the area also suggests that Napoleon was able to bring the French artillery close enough to the front lines late in the day of battle to punish the Allied forces.
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"They do have a case — it is based on the argument that adding this question so late in the day will basically destroy the usability of the census," said Nate Persily, a professor of law at Stanford Law school.
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About 224 homes were placed under evacuation on Tuesday, no property losses or serious injuries were reported, and fire officials said late in the day that flames appeared to be creeping mainly in the direction of uninhabited wilderness areas.
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Their hope was that by starting a lengthy process so late in the day — just a few hours before the convention's prime-time programming was set to begin — they could embarrass Mr. Trump by delaying the convention's opening speakers.
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The energy sector, which was the hardest-hit last month by heightening trade tensions, rose 1.7% as crude prices made some gains late in the day, making it the biggest percentage gainer of the S&P's 11 major sectors.
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The defense arm of Airbus said it was withdrawing its Typhoon jet, citing onerous security requirements and a decision late in the day by Ottawa to dilute the rules for how much bidders would have to invest in Canada.
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Local strongmen had arrived late in the day at the polling stations, creating chaos that may have included ballot stuffing, residents said, suggesting that Mr. Muslimyar was trying open a way for those votes to be counted as legitimate.
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And late in the day came this news: The chiefs of America's intelligence agencies last week gave Mr. Trump and Mr. Obama a summary of unsubstantiated reports that Russia had collected compromising and salacious personal information about Mr. Trump.
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NEW YORK, Sept 18 (Reuters) - The S&P 63 clung to a small gain on Monday, led by financial stocks ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting, while Nasdaq pared gains sharply as technology stocks lost ground late in the day.
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COLOMBO, Sept 23 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee ended slightly firmer on Friday, recovering from early losses as exporter dollar sales late in the day and inward remittances surpassed dollar demand for equity-related capital outflows in early trade, dealers said.
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The aversion to risk drove investors into assets considered safer during times of geopolitical turmoil, like the yen, bonds and gold, though the U.S. benchmark S&P 500 stock index reversed mild losses late in the day to end higher.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Yields on long-dated U.S. Treasury securities fell to their lowest in nearly a year on Wednesday on concerns about the health of the global economy, a worry exacerbated late in the day when Apple Inc (AAPL.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil rose to an 18-month high on Monday after OPEC and some of its rivals reached their first deal since 23 to jointly reduce output to tackle global oversupply, though prices slipped late in the day.
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DUBAI, March 15 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets look set to consolidate on Wednesday ahead of an expected U.S. interest rate hike late in the day, but anticipation of a listing of Bahrain's Khaleeji Commercial Bank in Dubai may buoy related stocks.
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In the wellness category, a new breed of wearable devices lets users learn how well they sleep and correlates the results with behaviors that might interrupt sleep, like drinking coffee late in the day or bringing a smartphone into bed.
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"Unfortunately, some Senators on the committee have decided late in the day that this bill should be a vehicle to move an unrelated and controversial expansion of the use of national security letters by the FBI," said Lee in a statement.
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The U.S. dollar traded little changed and oil prices rose after Washington slapped sanctions on Venezuela's state-owned oil firm in a bid to curb its crude exports as traders prepared for major events, including a key Brexit vote late in the day.
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DUBAI, July 2 (Reuters) - Qatar's stock market may come under pressure on Sunday as a deadline to accept a series of politcal demands by four Arab states is expected to expire late in the day with no sign of the crisis ending.
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"It was late in the day, it was quiet, the sun was going down, and as I walked across those ancient stones worn by the history of 2,000 years, it was a humbling reminder of our place here on earth," he said.
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It was late in the day, and the hair Sam had long ago scorched from her cheeks (yet another stupid thing she'd spent money on, she knew her mom thought, rather than saving for retirement) bloomed blondly from Chris' lip and jaw.
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That misinterpretation of the prior order, quickly corrected by the White House Counsel's office, appears to have originated from within the bowels of the Department of Homeland Security bureaucracy when an enforcement guideline was shipped out late in the day on Jan.
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"Clearly the headliner for today was the Fed and their policy statement, and that explains ... a little bit of the swings that we're seeing here late in the day," said Craig Fehr, Canadian market strategist at Edward Jones in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Journalists and photographers gathered at the popular spotting location called "The Pipes" got a remarkable, fleeting surprise late in the day on Monday, when an extremely rare Sukhoi Su-47 "Berkut" experimental test aircraft was towed from storage to the static display area.
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Late in the day, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell appeared in the chamber to announce that there would be renewed efforts to forge a deal between Democrats and Republicans, the House and the Senate and the White House to avert a government shutdown.
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Back in January 2017 the London-based startup closed a $750,000 (£615k) seed round, though CEO and co-founder Richard Mabey tells us that was really better classed as an angel round — with Point Nine Capital only joining "late" in the day.
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On a recent fly fishing trip in Hawaii, I realized, perhaps a little too late in the day, that the shades I'd brought along were not defining the elusive bonefish I was trying to spot — not as well as my guide's Smiths were.
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But during a closed-door fund-raiser outside St. Louis late in the day for Josh Hawley, a Republican running for Senate, Mr. Trump argued that he had helped Mr. Saccone come back from a seven-point deficit to a virtual tie.
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Our fiction selections also consider the romance and the dangers of old-fashioned privacy, with a feminist dystopia about three sisters raised off the grid ("The Water Cure") and two novels about tumultuous emotions beneath placid surfaces ("Unquiet" and "Late in the Day").
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Late in the day after the show's first preview, with Ms. Sina there to do some fine tuning, the actresses who play the bakkhai reassembled at the Patterson Theater, a converted curling rink a couple of doors down from a hockey arena.
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By late in the day, officials said, the administration had agreed to tell Congress that it intended to transfer 214 or 22015 of the 257 remaining detainees at the prison; they would go to Italy, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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The letters trace his work on one good movie score ("High Society"), a couple of so-so shows ("Silk Stockings" and "Can-Can"), and a promising but too-late-in-the-day collaboration with S. J. Perelman on an Aladdin musical for television.
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The emails were released late in the day, after Mr. Snyder's State of the State address Tuesday night in which he profusely apologized to the residents of Flint and promised to help remedy the problem and get to the bottom of how it occurred.
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Late in the day, Jerry Jones announced to the commissioner that if discussions went on much longer, he would have no choice but to escape to the hotel bar with the Lions' Martha Firestone Ford (beer and wine were brought into the meeting room).
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Known for a jokey public persona and mop of unkempt blonde hair, Johnson became a popular national figure during eight years as London mayor, and used his charm to aid the Leave cause after deciding only late in the day to push for Brexit.
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DUBAI, July 2 (Reuters) - Qatar's stock market dropped in early trade on Sunday as a deadline for Doha to accept a series of political demands by four Arab states was expected to expire late in the day with no sign of the crisis ending.
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Typhoon Saola was listed as a relatively weak category 1 cyclone by Tropical Storm Risk, in a range from 1 to 5, and was expected to have weakened further, to tropical storm status, if and when it reaches the capital late in the day.
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Bob Corker said on the Senate floor late in the day Friday that an "understanding has been reached" that the Senate will not take any further votes related to the funding issue "until a global agreement has been reached between the President" and congressional leaders.
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That statement, which Mr. Trump declined to completely clarify in a statement to Bloomberg Politics late in the day, was taken by some as implying that Mr. Obama, whose critics have tried to smear him as a Muslim in disguise, was sympathetic to terrorists.
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A crucial obstacle was removed late in the day when former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, the League's main ally, gave his green light to the talks, accepting a demand from 313-Star that his Forza Italia party take no part in the next government.
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It was the HBO series, beyond any other entertainment, that helped solidify the image of the city as a luxury brand — an elite, fantastical consumer paradise where it was never too early or late in the day to buy an $800 pair of shoes.
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There had been a glimmer of progress late in the day when the Senate voted, 48 to 47, with Mr. Pence breaking a tie, to begin debating stopgap spending legislation passed Thursday night by the House that would keep the government running through Feb.
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At the start of the hearing, a lawyer for the N.F.L., Daniel Nash, told the judge it was "his understanding" that Elliott could play Sunday night against the Giants because Henderson's ruling came too late in the day for it to be enforced this weekend.
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Representatives for the Turkish government — who in interviews early Tuesday did not give any hint that they knew the criminal charges were imminent — said late in the day that they suspected a link between the new prosecution of the bank and the invasion of Syria.
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Huddled under umbrellas and outstretched jackets, Captain Marvel, Black Panther, Harley Quinn and several Pokemon trainers stood in line, waiting to be the first to buy collectibles, score autographs and get into another line for upcoming panels, some not until late in the day.
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Still, the uncomfortable bind the governor put himself in was evident in both the breadth of his statement — laying out his rationale in nearly 1,000 words — as well as its timing, late in the day as the Legislature left Albany for a two-week break.
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Late in the day, stock market futures fell after U.S. President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations and other charges, saying he made payments to influence the 2016 election at the direction of a candidate for federal office.
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TAPACHULA (Reuters) - Deployment of National Guard forces to Mexico's southern border will advance quickly under a migration control deal signed last week with the United States, Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said on Wednesday, although there were no visible signs on the ground late in the day.
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"One key to getting adequate sleep is making sleep a priority - by turning off the TV, computer, tablet and phone at a reasonable hour, keeping a regular sleep schedule, making time to relax before bed, and avoiding caffeine late in the day," Gottlieb said by email.
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COLOMBO, March 21 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee closed steady on Tuesday as dollar demand from importers offset selling of the greenback by exporters late in the day, even as dealers said rising imports and selling of rupee bonds by foreign investors weighed on the currency.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Tuesday that he might not "be around" until the end of his term, and that, after winning the presidency at 71, he had found out late in the day that "I don't need it at my age".
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The problem with May's decision to order no-deal contingency planning so late in the day is that it is being seen as a politically motivated ruse to get members of Parliament, or MPs, to back her Brexit deal, agreed to last month by EU leaders.
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" Officials made no decisions on Thursday, though late in the day Republican U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission member Elad Roisman alluded to the idea of giving executives more time to respond when he said having a "rebuttal period" for companies "sort of makes sense to me.
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In the Middle East, Qatari shares slumped to 1-1/2-year lows on Sunday as a deadline for Doha to accept a series of political demands by four Arab states were expected to expire late in the day with no sign of the crisis ending.
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There is some evidence that smaller traders are prey to this tendency and tend to sell late in the day — and that some big institutional traders, who are well aware of the day-night gap, tend instead to buy at the close and sell at the open.
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One researcher who was involved in the big 2014 trial, University of Alabama's David Allison, told Vox that while breakfast's health halo may indeed be undeserved, there is some suggestion that skipping meals and eating late in the day can affect one's ability to regulate glucose.
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It would be surprising to see major changes in Glover Teixeira's striking this late in the day, but his jab looked good in spurts against Patrick Cummings, and on the rare occasions he goes to the body he often winds his man with only a little effort.
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The show's legacy of casting trans performers continues with a new character played by Shakina Nayfakh (a talented star of "Difficult People"), but it's late in the day to bring in new players, not least when so many we've known for years now are so lost.
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The French economy minister, Emmanuel Macron, speaking to reporters late in the day during a visit to Berlin, insisted that Renault was "in no way a comparable situation" to that of Volkswagen and expressed his "confidence" in the French manufacturer, which is 15 percent owned by the French state.
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But investors in Hong Kong, who are looking to results from companies that have yet to release in the ongoing earnings season, chose to close positions and take profits late in the day, dragging the index down, said Linus Yip, chief strategist at First Shanghai Securities in Hong Kong.
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"Plan B is slowly becoming Plan A because it is becoming late in the day with the Brexit negotiations, and we are running short of time to secure a smooth transition of our client business in the continent," an executive at a London-based primary dealer bank told Reuters.
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As a series of combative tweets from Macron began emerging late in the day, Trump again raised the prospect of scrubbing all or part of his visit to Canada, asking advisers what the point of attending the summit would be, according to a person familiar with the conversations.
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"I still think a deal could be done but it is very late in the day now and we need to change course," Raab told the BBC, adding that changes should be made before the deal is brought to parliament as lawmakers would not support it as it stands.
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"You're seeing, across the board, efforts by the administration in each of the agencies to minimize the impact of the shutdown on the American people," an official said on a call with reporters late in the day, as the shutdown became increasingly likely under a looming midnight deadline.
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" She added that her goals for the next two weeks include incline walking and using a stair master and "find a successful morning routine so I'm not eating super late in the day due to fussing over the two bubs like a headless chicken & feel my old fit self again.
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However, following another day of peaceful protests this Sunday, violence erupted late in the day as a subset of the protesters deviated from an approved route, and as some defaced a building they said served as a safe harbor for mysterious white-clad attackers who beat demonstrators a few weeks ago.
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If they are made permanent, the rules, released late in the day by the Internal Revenue Service, will force some corporations that operate in relatively high-tax countries abroad — like France or Mexico — to pay a higher effective tax rate than they might have under an alternative interpretation of the law.
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One resident who lives a mile outside Dapchi, who asked that his name not be used because he feared for his safety, said his neighbor was outside his home late in the day on Monday when militants pulled up, grabbed him and asked him to point them to the school.
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When the two leaders finally met late in the day, Macron was first to reach out to shake Trump's hand and the last to let go, gripping it so tight his fingers left white marks - a reprise of the long, exaggerated handshake that marked the first meeting between the two leaders last year.
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Then late in the day, Peter Navarro, an assistant to the president as director of trade and industrial policy, said it would be "difficult" for the U.S. and China to arrive at an agreement after the 90-day period of talks unless Beijing is prepared for a full overhaul of its trade and industrial practices.
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The one thing I don't like about the design is that the wrapped stainless steel frame has some sharp, exposed edges, and if you're ever bleary-eyed and having trouble fitting your portafilter into the brew head early (or late) in the day, you might slip and lose a small chunk of your knuckle.
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I'm not the first to compare Tessa Hadley to Virginia Woolf, not even in these pages, and "Late in the Day" calls to mind, in particular, Woolf's "The Waves" in its circling around a magnetic central character (for Woolf, it's Percival, beloved childhood friend of six overlapping narrators) whose absence becomes the book's main character.
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This account is based on interviews with the two people and with lawmakers who were permitted to read the complaint late in the day, as well as on details revealed in a Justice Department memo explaining the Trump administration's legal rationale for withholding the whistle-blower's allegations from Congress before Mr. Trump relented this week.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The euro climbed to the highest in nearly a week on Thursday as U.S. Treasury yields fell, pulling back from a two-year high, with the dollar weakening further late in the day on a report that President Donald Trump was leaning toward Jerome Powell as the next chair of the Federal Reserve.
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That included long lines, a lack of food and drinks late in the day, and transportation failures and lengthy delays leaving parking lots at Belmont Park in Elmont, N.Y. Since Triple Crown races are restricted to 3-year-olds, the attempt carries with it a must-win urgency that cannot be compared to any other event in sports.
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"The release of Comey's opening statement for his Thursday testimony late in the day by the Senate intelligence committee was a major event and was interpreted as risk-positive by the market since (according to our read) it did not appear to offer a smoking gun against the administration," Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rate strategy at BMO, said in a note.
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"Looking at some the earnings we got yesterday and the ones today, you're seeing strength domestically here in the U.S." Stocks trimmed gains late in the day after Bloomberg reported Stanford University economist John Taylor may have won in a show of hands by Senate Republicans when asked by President Donald Trump about their support of potential nominees for Federal Reserve chair.
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Delivering a smooth, orderly exit from the EU According to Reuters, several opposition lawmakers accused the government of keeping them in the dark over negotiations with the EU. "For months we've been calling for a plan... now there's a White Paper too late in the day to ask meaningful questions.. That is completely unacceptable," Kier Starmer, Brexit spokesman for the opposition Labour Party, was quoted as saying.
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Late in the day, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, said Mr. Trump had met with Jim Mattis, the secretary of defense, and members of the national security team to discuss his administration's strategy for dealing with "the growing influx of illegal immigration, drugs and violent gang members from Central America," a problem on which she said the president had initially been briefed last week.
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While the files were set to be released on Thursday, NBC News reported late in the day that the government was in danger of missing the deadline, citing a memo that said government agencies such as the CIA and the State Department had specified material they wanted to keep behind closed doors, and that the material had not made it to the president's desk.
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It's a reflection of the disgraceful fact that so many of us are doggedly ignorant of the country we claim to revere, and deny the plain historical truth that America has always been multicultural, that Spanish colonial mestizo culture is a foundational American culture, and that many Mexican Americans have deeper roots in American soil than those of us whose European ancestors arrived rather late in the day at Ellis Island.
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ET Florida 74.9 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 49 percent Trump: 45 percent Colorado: 48.63 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 47 percent Trump: 42 percent Iowa: 55.9 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 45 percent Trump: 46 percent Wisconsin: 47.9 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 49 percent Trump: 43 percent Nevada: 58.7 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 45.23 percent Trump: 44 percent Ohio: 59.8 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 46 percent Trump: 45 percent Pennsylvania 45.9 percent of expected total voters Hillary: 48 percent Trump: 44 percent What it means: More than half of expected voters have already cast their ballots for president, and Hillary Clinton is on track to win key swing states barring a huge surge of Trump voters late in the day, according to VoteCastr's model.
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