European shares lost ground, with the FTSEurofirst 21.3188 index .
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Of the index's 10 main groups, just telecom lost ground.
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Most sectors lost ground, with construction stocks leading the decline.
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Most sectors lost ground, led by consumer and transport shares.
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Some fear the lost ground will be hard to reclaim.
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Stocks rose on Tuesday, regaining some of the lost ground.
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Japan's Nikkei climbed 2.4 percent as the yen lost ground.
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It also lost ground in the safer seat of Stoke.
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The index rose as high as 19,999.63 but lost ground.
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Nearly all sectors lost ground in China and Hong Kong.
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Food retailers with a footprint in Texas also lost ground.
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Wall Street lost ground Monday, but closed off the lows.
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But it very quickly lost ground to more nimble players.
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Semiconductor-related shares lost ground after the Philadelphia Semiconductor index .
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L), and lost ground to traditional rivals like Next (NXT.
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The U.S. dollar lost ground against a basket of currencies.
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Most sectors lost ground, led by energy and infrastructure shares.
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So the index is just recovering lost ground, she said.
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Exporters, which led the gains the previous day, lost ground.
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Of the index's 10 main groups, seven had lost ground.
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Most sectors lost ground, led by properties and consumer shares.
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That could help stocks recover some of that lost ground.
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Bank shares, which had rallied on Monday, also lost ground.
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MTN also lost ground, shedding 3.5 percent to 124.02 rand.
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Democrats acknowledge privately that they lost ground in recent weeks.
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Italy has not simply lost ground over the past decade.
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O lost ground after the tech giants posted quarterly results.
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But Sunday's vote also proves that he has lost ground.
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Of the index's 10 main groups, six sectors lost ground.
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The price soon recovered some of the lost ground, however.
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The rest of the high-flying FAANG group also lost ground.
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The U.S. dollar lost ground, falling as low as S$1.4211.
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However, banks lost ground after strong gains in the previous session.
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Other auto shares also lost ground, with Honda shedding 1.24 percent.
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While UKIP has since lost ground, the frustrations it tapped remain.
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The dollar had clawed back some lost ground against the yen.
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Corn ticked higher after Friday's deep losses, while wheat lost ground.
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The Australian dollar lost ground in the wake of the data.
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Honda has lost ground in electric cars to Tesla and others.
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Greek stocks fell, led by banks, but later recovered lost ground.
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Most sectors lost ground, dragged down by financial and infrastructure stocks.
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If anything, Trump appears to have lost ground among millennials since.
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Crop tops and Michael Kors also lost ground since last spring.
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Industrial metals copper and aluminium lost ground in London and Shanghai.
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Most sectors lost ground, led by banks and real estate stocks.
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Commodity-driven currencies also lost ground, led by the Australian dollar.
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The London-listed stock actually made up a little lost ground.
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Financial stocks lost ground, with the banking sector dropping 1.1 percent.
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The hard truth is that the United States has lost ground.
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Yet many are far from making up all the lost ground.
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Here's a look at who helped themselves and who lost ground.
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Not incidentally, the pound has regained some of its lost ground.
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By refusing to abandon Pyongyang, Mr. Xi lost ground in Seoul.
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Wheat lost ground after closing marginally higher, while corn ticked up.
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Financial stocks lost ground, with public sector lenders taking the brunt.
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Energy stocks also lost ground, with the European oil and gas index < .
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SQL Server, Microsoft's flagship database, lost ground to the open source MySQL.
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Domestic-demand sensitive stocks such as retailers and food stocks lost ground.
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Corn prices lost ground, while soybeans were unchanged in early Asian trade.
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During Asian hours on Wednesday, oil prices lost ground in afternoon trade.
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In oil markets, Brent crude and U.S. crude prices both lost ground.
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Industrial metals copper CMCU3 and aluminum lost ground in London and Shanghai.
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Industrial stocks also lost ground, falling 21.9 percent as railway stocks retreated.
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And more than a third of the time the market lost ground.
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On Thursday, shares in most in China and Hong Kong lost ground.
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Stocks have one more day left to make up some lost ground.
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But by early afternoon, the stocks recovered some of the lost ground.
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Most sectors lost ground, with IT and materials among the biggest decliners.
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Major exporters traded lower as the dollar lost ground against the yen.
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But once Giuliani was out of office, the party quickly lost ground.
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PSA Group stock plummeted 15% in Paris before reclaiming some lost ground.
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The dollar recouped some lost ground against the safe-haven Japanese yen.
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As the session wore on, Wall Street's major indexes regained lost ground.
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Both lost ground, with centrist Liberals, Greens and the populists all gaining.
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But, "with every day going by, the optimists lost ground," he wrote.
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Later in the premarket, the Dow regained some of the lost ground.
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Pete Buttigieg and Joe Biden trail him, and Elizabeth Warren lost ground.
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Wheat fell from a three-month high, while corn also lost ground.
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HP lost ground after it issued a profit forecast that disappointed investors.
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Our institutions — of government, of business, of communications and religion — lost ground.
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Hezbollah lost ground in the Baalbek-Hermel constituency, one of its strongholds.
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However, stocks started recovering the lost ground on Tuesday with a broad rally.
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The benchmark index lost ground on Tuesday after a national holiday on Monday.
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Here's who ended the night better than they started, and who lost ground.
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Instead, Brown favored smaller places and counties where Democrats lost ground in 2016.
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Between Black Friday and Christmas 2015, department store chains regained some lost ground.
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She has lost ground especially with the young, whom she has eagerly courted.
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Energy shares also lost ground following a sharp decline in crude oil prices.
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Wheat lost ground as abundant world supplies continued to weigh on the market.
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That surprisingly strong payrolls report initially lifted stocks but they later lost ground.
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Most sectors lost ground as the Hang Seng appears to be losing steam.
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Its record has been far less reliable and has lost ground on average.
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Nearly all main sectors lost ground, led down by material and industry shares.
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The rest of the sectors all lost ground in across-the-board selling.
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Park lost ground by hitting three bogeys in a disappointing round of 68.
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Tariff-sensitive auto stocks slid 1.7 percent while semiconductor stocks also lost ground.
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U.S. oil prices have lost ground in eight of the last 11 sessions.
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The Golden Gophers initially struggled to make up lost ground to the Utes.
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With a modicum of federal help, the industry could regain some lost ground.
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The currencies started to weaken as the euro lost ground against the dollar.
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In the U.S., several companies lost ground after releasing disappointing earnings and outlooks.
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He has promised to recover lost ground with an "America first" trade policy.
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Communities where industries lost ground to imports from China followed a similar pattern.
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In recent weeks, the party has regained lost ground in the opinion polls.
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Markets in Korea and mainland China lost ground, while Hong Kong closed higher.
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Most sectors lost ground on Wednesday, with financial shares among the biggest decliners.
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Both camps lost ground to a surging far right in September's national election.
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Most sectors lost ground in the morning, led by banking and consumers stocks.
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The biofuels package marks the administration's effort to make up for lost ground.
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Most sectors in Hong Kong lost ground, with resource stocks leading the declines.
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Wizz Air shares has lost ground after cutting flights and further reducing capacity.
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Apple is up nearly 20 percent this year, while the banks have lost ground.
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Lukoil's shares fell by 8.33 percent after the report, before recovering some lost ground.
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Precious metals miners also lost ground after prices of gold fell on currency moves.
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The heavily-weighted financial sector closed down 0.71 percent as major banks lost ground.
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Turkey's lira hit a more than half-year low, before regaining some lost ground.
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But European firms have also lost ground to the Americans on their own continent.
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Vale SA was up 0.3%, clawing back some lost ground from Monday's 4.1% dive.
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Most sectors lost ground by the lunch break, led by consumer and healthcare stocks.
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On Monday, Fletcher's stock lost ground after initial gains to trade 1 percent lower.
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Tariff-exposed auto stocks slid 1.6 percent decline while semiconductor stocks also lost ground.
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Most sectors advanced, led by infrastructure and financials, while defensive consumer stocks lost ground.
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Sectors lost ground across the board, with telecommunication and industrial stocks leading the declines.
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It lost ground in traditional working-class areas such as Wigan, Bolton and Dudley.
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Property shares also lost ground, after more cities announced fresh restrictions on home purchases.
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As the dollar took a breather on Monday, gold clawed back some lost ground.
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Wheat dropped, giving up some of last session's strong gains while corn lost ground.
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Spot gold rose 1.3 percent as the U.S. dollar lost ground despite Yellen's comments.
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Gold miners also lost ground as gold prices surrendered early gains to trade lower.
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Indian stocks fell as much as 1.4 percent, before making up some lost ground.
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Cement sectors stocks too lost ground, with DG Khan Cement Company falling 1.14 percent.
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The dollar, however, lost ground against the yen, falling 0.4 percent to 107.36 yen.
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Here's who ended the night better off than they came, and who lost ground.
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Insurers and banks also lost ground after Treasury yields dropped on global growth concerns.
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The dollar broadly lost ground after the Fed decision, causing the yen to strengthen.
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It has lost ground in every nation of Great Britain: England, Scotland and Wales.
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In states where Democrats needed a commanding majority, they actually lost ground with voters.
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Trump has lost ground on being able to unite the country, and on empathy.
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That prompted the NDRC to call for "arduous efforts" to make up lost ground.
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Trump largely lost ground among independent adults and white adults without a college degree.
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In the last few days though, inflation-protected bond prices have lost ground too.
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Since they were also working more hours as well, they may have lost ground.
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Among them are the Icelandic Pirate Party, which lost ground in the recent elections.
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Despite a great night in House elections, Democrats have lost ground in the Senate.
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And local Democrats — who once thrived in heavily unionized mining towns — gradually lost ground.
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But lately its wireless speaker has lost ground to an unexpected competitor, Amazon's Echo.
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Much of the world has lost ground to China over the past 265 years.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Ford is looking to make up lost ground in China.
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But under its newish president, Mauricio Macri, Argentina is hastening to make up lost ground.
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Moving in the opposite direction, recent gainers including insurance stocks and some exporters lost ground.
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However, big volumes in December and January have picked up some of the lost ground.
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On Wall Street, the S&P 500 closed slightly lower as healthcare companies lost ground.
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The penalty also comes as Ford is looking to make up lost ground in China.
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Japan's lost ground, closing down 34.99 points or 55.813 percent at 19,344.15, extending Monday's losses.
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Commodity stocks lost ground, with shares in steel, non-ferrous metal and shipping companies underperforming.
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Soybeans lost ground amid Washington-Beijing trade tensions, which curbed U.S. soybean exports to China.
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In ten of the 13 countries conservative populists have actually lost ground relative to 2016.
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Unfortunately for him, he lost ground in Arizona, which is now too close to call.
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U.S. stock futures were higher, following Monday's rally as the remain camp recovering lost ground.
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After a soft January and February, March helped make up a lot of lost ground.
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In contrast, the dollar lost ground against other major currencies, falling 3% against the yen.
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Wall Street lost ground on Monday, dragged down as underwhelming bank earnings curbed investor enthusiasm.
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Drugmakers lost ground, with Takeda Pharmaceutical shedding 1.2 percent and Eisai Co declining 1.9 percent.
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The stock had fallen as far as 6.9% in premarket but regained some lost ground.
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When the government began pouring money into the interior, the south coast initially lost ground.
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The rest of the high-flying FAANG group also lost ground, with Facebook Inc, Amazon.
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Against the yen, the dollar clawed back some lost ground, adding 0.4 percent to 110.97.
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In oil markets Thursday, Brent crude and U.S. crude both lost ground before reversing course.
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The Dow Jones industrial average lost ground, while the Nasdaq closed at a record high.
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Sectors in Hong Kong lost ground across the board, with industrial stocks leading the declines.
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Financial markets have lost ground recently as the likelihood of a 'No' vote has risen.
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Each must then disappear to reload — allowing the fighters a chance to regain lost ground.
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The offshore yuan, which had earlier strengthened against the dollar, lost ground in afternoon trade.
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After the Kavanaugh confirmation, Democrats lost ground in polling in a number of Senate races.
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And it's not clear they'll be able to make up lost ground any time soon.
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Republicans lost ground in Congress in 2018, and Trump's approval ratings are at historic lows.
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It is possible that "Justice League" could make up lost ground over the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Update But America has lost ground in market share, and Chinese visits are way down.
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The financial index lost ground in four of the last five sessions, shedding 0.6 percent.
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If anything, advocates for immigrants brought to this country as children may have lost ground.
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Apple, another company that has lost ground to Huawei, hasn't yet released a 5G phone.
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The move pushed the wider energy index 0.8% higher, even as oil prices lost ground.
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Automakers, glassmakers and pharmaceutical stocks led gains, while food, utility and metal stocks lost ground.
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Chipmakers, which rely on China for a large portion of their revenue, also lost ground.
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Shares lost ground across the board, with tech and services sectors among the worst performers.
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Mining stocks also lost ground, after oil prices on Monday extended losses over 5% from Friday.
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The U.S. dollar also lost ground after gaining broadly on major rivals following the tax announcement.
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Most sectors lost ground, led by real estate and consumer stocks that rallied the most recently.
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Food shares also lost ground, with Kikkoman shedding 3.3 percent and Asahi Group sliding 1.9 percent.
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The latest poll found sterling will recover some of its recent lost ground later this year.
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Here are the people and causes that gained from Trump's speech, and those that lost ground.
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Soybeans lost ground amid Washington-Beijing trade tension which has curbed U.S. soybean exports to China.
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All sectors in the city lost ground, with the rate-sensitive property sector leading the decline.
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FOREX: The dollar index lost ground but then regained some, and was last down 0.2 percent.
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Stocks lost ground and Treasury yields immediately fell, as investors jumped into the safety of bonds.
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Food shares also lost ground, with Kikkoman shedding 3.6 percent and Asahi Group sliding 2.2 percent.
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Electronics shares also lost ground, with Panasonic declining 2.1 percent and Alps Electric falling 1.4 percent.
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To be sure, the risk-sensitive Canadian dollar has also lost ground recently against the greenback.
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Small cap markets also lost ground, with Mothers sliding 2.1% and the Jasdaq market shedding 1.1%.
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Life insurers, which invest in higher-yielding products such as foreign bonds, lost ground as well.
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Tech shares also lost ground, with Tokyo Electron sliding 1.4 percent and Advantest shedding 2.1 percent.
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The dollar was a key centerpiece of the Trump trade, but it lost ground on Monday.
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But as fall turned to winter, Carson consistently lost ground to Trump and later Texas Sen.
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Banking shares lost ground on the cabinet reshuffle rumours, said Sanlam Private Wealth director Greg Katzenellenbogen.
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U.S. crude prices were down 1.1 percent at $51.05 a barrel, while stocks also lost ground.
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Oil prices have lost ground in the days following OPEC's deal with global producers last week.
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They lost ground in this year's midterms, but retained power thanks to a favorable electoral map.
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Material stocks also fell, with the sector index down 0.8 percent as commodity prices lost ground.
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On Tuesday, Fifth Third's stock recovered some of the lost ground, closing up 3 per cent.
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The euro also lost ground on the greenback, slipping to a two-week low of $1.1071.
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"German banks have lost ground compared to their international competitors," said Voith group treasurer Michael Hannig.
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Adidas has come under pressure from investors after having lost ground to Nike in recent years.
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Republicans have used "socialized medicine" as a bogeyman—and they've steadily lost ground on the issue.
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Go deeper: A map of the groups that control Syria shows where ISIS has lost ground.
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However if yields were to ease, bullion could recover lost ground over the coming days, Forex.
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Miners lost ground, with the European Basic Resources index falling 1.3 percent, tracking weaker metals prices.
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Japanese tech shares and suppliers to Apple Inc fell after their U.S. counterparts lost ground overnight.
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Beginning in 2016, the Islamic State lost ground nearly as quickly as it had captured it.
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Bank shares, which rose the previous day after some banks posted brisk earnings results, lost ground.
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There has been a lot of attention paid to constituencies that Sanders has lost ground with.
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Energy shares also lost ground with the Nifty energy index declining as much as 1.3 percent.
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Its reauthorization offers an opportunity to regain lost ground in preparing for the inevitable next pandemic.
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Corn lost ground, giving up some of Tuesday's gains, while soybeans advanced for a second session.
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But he said Clinton lost ground to Trump on questions that measure moral standards and honesty.
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Argentina is hastening to make up lost ground, as the activity on the Olaroz salt flat suggests.
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Mining stocks also lost ground, after oil prices on Monday extended losses of over 5% from Friday.
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US markets were also able to recover most of their lost ground after a steep initial plunge.
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European equities lost ground in October despite solid third-quarter results for most companies across the region.
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Oil prices also jumped, while safe-haven assets such as gold and the Japanese yen lost ground.
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Soybeans lost ground after rallying in the last session, with Washington-Beijing trade talks taking the spotlight.
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Of the index's 252 primary groups, six lost ground, including consumer discretionary stocks, which fell 21 percent.
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Banks also lost ground, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and Mizuho Financial Group both falling 1.0 percent.
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Wall Street stocks dropped overnight after energy shares lost ground, which also hurt sentiment in Asian trade.
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The group launched a new campaign last month south of the eastern city to regain lost ground.
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As Kozak says, Assad had lost ground for most of 2015 before the Russian and Iranian escalations.
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Exporters lost ground, with Toyota Motor Corp dropping 2.8 percent and Honda Motor Co falling 2.2 percent.
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Each of Ford's four top-selling models lost ground, including the Explorer SUV, which dropped 21 percent.
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Adidas has come under pressure from investors after it has lost ground to Nike in recent years.
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Evangelical voters understand that regaining lost ground in the culture wars will be a slow, slippery slog.
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The euro, which lost ground in the days after the Brexit vote, fell 0.8 percent to $1.1038.
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Gains for the loonie came as the U.S. dollar lost ground against a basket of major currencies.
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Downturns would be tempered by an expectation of protracted stimulus later on to make up lost ground.
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In some places, the inner suburbs in between have also gained; in others they have lost ground.
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Most developing world currencies lost ground against the U.S. dollar, which held steady near one-month highs.
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DXY in four months on Friday, recovered some of the lost ground on Monday, rising 0.1 percent.
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His denunciation of international trade agreements resonates with those who've lost ground in the era of globalization.
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After a late-morning boost following reports of Bannon's ouster, the dollar and U.S. equities lost ground.
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British shares lost ground for the previous six sessions and are down 6.4% so far in 2018.
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Shanghai blue chips started firm only to flag as China's yuan lost ground to the advancing dollar.
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Banks lost ground, partly because investors are worried about their potential losses on loans to energy companies.
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Several toddlers lost ground following early leads after sitting down near the finish line to look around.
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Insurance stocks lost ground, with MS&AD Holdings tumbling 3.9 percent and Sompo Holdings diving 4.7 percent.
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This is the first time commodities have lost ground over a 210-year period since the 23s.
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Insurance stocks lost ground, with MS&AD Holdings tumbling 4 percent and Sompo Holdings diving 5.5 percent.
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The euro, which lost ground in the days after the Brexit vote, lost 0.2 percent to $1.1103.
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Or make up for lost ground with less expensive digital ads, or states with cheaper ad rates?
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Although exports to the country rebounded in February, the gains did not make up for lost ground.
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Republican incumbents lost ground to Democrats in districts where more people take the SALT deduction +22006 pct.
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Republican incumbents lost ground to Democrats in districts where more people take the SALT deduction +220 pct.
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This is also despite a tough day for the country's major banks, all of which lost ground.
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Autos lost ground across the board, with Honda down 1.15%, Mitsubishi falling 1.29%, and Suzuki declining 1.04%.
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Companies that make athletic goods also lost ground, and Nike sank $2291.60, or 25 percent, to $217.
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The scholarships pay for tutoring services and instructional materials to help these students make up lost ground.
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Far from consolidating their gains after his election, nationalist parties have lost ground from Britain to Germany.
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The data weighed on sentiment, causing the STOXX 600 to briefly go negative, before recovering lost ground.
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Mr. Sanders has also seen his stock rise in recent weeks as Ms. Warren has lost ground.
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Other exporters also lost ground, with Panasonic Corp falling 3.5 percent and Hitachi Ltd dropping 2.5 percent.
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All main sectors lost ground, led by energies and financials, which slumped their most in six months.
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Energy shares around the region lost ground after oil prices failed to hold levels above $50 a barrel.
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Elsewhere, paper stocks lost ground, with Oji Holdings shedding 1.4 percent and Nippon Paper Industries skidding 0.2 percent.
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The U.S. dollar , which has been pressured this week rates, lost ground against a basket of major currencies.
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It lost ground against the euro, which was again flirting with $1.1200, off last week's trough of $1.1144.
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But on Tuesday he lost ground in the delegate count when he desperately needs to close the gap.
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The Dow lost ground, falling 21.5 points Wednesday to 220,2000, after coming within 13 points of 20,000 Tuesday.
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But oil lost ground as traders focused on data showing China's economy slowed further in December, analysts said.
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But oil lost ground as traders focused to data showing sluggish Chinese manufacturing activity in December, analysts said.
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In currency markets, the dollar index lost ground to trade at 101.58, compared to highs of 102.29 yesterday.
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Small cap markets also lost ground, with the Mothers index sliding 1.96% and the Jasdaq market shedding 0.59%.
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If anything, it could strengthen Ms Le Pen, who has lost ground in the polls in recent weeks.
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And with voting already underway Trump has less time to make up lost ground than you might think.
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With that in mind, here's who left the night better off than they entered — and who lost ground.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index ended down 2.9 percent, recouping some lost ground in the late afternoon session.
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Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 1.1 percent as market in Seoul, Tokyo and Shanghai all lost ground.
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But the greenback's rise has since paused, with the yen retaking a bit of lost ground on Thursday.
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The Singapore dollar strengthened against the dollar on the unexpectedly strong quarterly growth number, but later lost ground.
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But the currency has lost ground since February even as oil has pushed to a five-month high.
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They have lost ground recently amid concerns about potential losses related to their exposure to the resources sector.
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The bad mood spread to the U.S. which opened sharply lower and then begun to recover lost ground.
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Mining shares lost ground after oil prices extended falls from the previous day amid surging U.S. crude inventories.
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With this election, moderates lost ground and the once-centrist party of Tony Blair moved very far left.
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Facebook has a real opportunity with Quest to save VR from its lost ground to AR with Quest.
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Teck Resources Ltd climbed 4.4 percent to C$28.79, but some gold miners lost ground as gold fell.
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Chinese markets also lost ground with the main index closing down 23.22 points, or 0.79 percent, at 2,903.95.
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Chip equipment makers also lost ground, with Tokyo Electron sliding 21.5 percent and Advantest Corp slipping 27.5 percent.
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Chip-related stocks lost ground, with Tokyo Electron Ltd shedding 2.1 percent and Advantest Corp declining 2.7 percent.
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Mastercard shares hit a record earlier but lost ground and were down 1.3 percent at $147.02 mid-day.
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The city lost ground in every area the Outlook report assesses, including personal well-being, innovation, and economics.
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Brown and other Ohio Democratic candidates gained vote share in far more counties than where we lost ground.
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Even though his confrontation with President Trump lifted his personal popularity, his party has lost ground among voters.
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The steel industry, also susceptible to the trade dispute, lost ground, as the S&P 1500 Steel index .
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The pound clawed back some lost ground after hitting a fresh 20-month low against the US dollar.
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Despite the new president's efforts to reassure investors in recent days, markets have yet to recover lost ground.
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Electronic components makers also lost ground, with Alps Electric falling 2.2 percent and Murata Manufacturing shedding 1.9 percent.
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In recent years, it has lost ground to home rivals such as Huawei, OPPO and Vivo in China.
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In releasing the data, the administration acknowledged that it had lost ground in its effort to stem immigration.
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The energy sub-index rose 3.4% on recovering oil prices, regaining some lost ground after Monday's 20% drop.
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Although Japan dominated the global microchip market in the 1980s and 1990s, it has lost ground more recently.
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Wheat edged up after Wednesday's sharp decline, while corn lost ground for the first time in five sessions.
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Millions of Chinese may be itching to travel, but it'll be hard to make up for lost ground.
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Sterling also lost ground to the euro, last down over half a percent at 88.45 pence per euro.
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During Barack Obama's two terms in office, Democrats lost ground at the state level—a lot of ground.
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Health and retirement benefits have made up some of the lost ground, but far from all of it.
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The Afghan security forces -- dying in record numbers -- are, at the most generous, not winning back lost ground.
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This season has been lagging behind last in total grosses, but has gradually been making up lost ground.
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Stock markets across Asia lost ground, although the declines weren't as sharp as during previous North Korean provocations.
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At the same time, Sears' hardware business, led by its Craftsman brand, lost ground to Home Depot (HD).
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Trade sensitive Germany's DAX led declines among its regional peers, while miners and auto stocks also lost ground.
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Most industrial metals have lost ground so far in 2019 amid concerns the trade war will hurt demand.
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The Social Democrats (SPO), the biggest opposition party, were unable to capitalize on the video scandal and lost ground.
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Inbound-tourism related stocks such as cosmetics makers and baby goods makers that were performing strongly recently lost ground.
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Other exporters lost ground, with Honda Motor Co falling 1.3%, Daikin Industries declining 1.1% and Canon Inc shedding 2.6%.
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It was that they thought he had lost ground to the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana.
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To make up lost ground in this race and to ensure our national security, we need to move quickly.
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Nonetheless, the fact that Fox has lost ground just as its old guard moved on is probably a coincidence.
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The Social Democrats (SPO), the biggest opposition party, were unable to capitalise on the video scandal and lost ground.
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The stay camp has been regaining lost ground in recent days, and the U.S. stock market has been encouraged.
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Shares in Italian banks fell at the opening of trading on Monday, but most quickly recovered the lost ground.
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The Canadian dollar lost ground on Friday even as the price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, rose.
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It also lost ground against an otherwise under-pressure euro, falling to a one-month low of 89 pence.
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Critics say Romania has lost ground in fighting corruption since the ruling Social Democratic Party assumed power in 2016.
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The only path for Finland is to regain lost ground within the monetary union, however painful that may be.
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Shares of Huawei suppliers Qorvo Inc, Skyworks Solutions Inc, Qualcomm Inc, Xilinx Inc and Micron Technology Inc lost ground.
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Indexes in Britain and France lost ground as investors closed positions before the Fed's decision, due at 1800 GMT. .
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You'll have to consider how much lost ground you'll be able to reclaim in the likely subsequent market advance.
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That resistance meant it also made up lost ground against the Japanese yen to put it at 142.50 yen.
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While the GOP has lost ground in Orange County, its disaffected former members haven't streamed into the Democratic Party.
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LafargeHolcim's stock lost ground following the cut and were down 20.9988 percent to 56.6 Swiss francs by 0948 GMT.
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Shares in Carillion, Balfour Beatty and Kier Group have all lost ground, and underperformed the FTSE, year-to-date.
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Exporters lost ground, with Honda Motor falling 0.8 percent, Subaru shedding 0.9 percent and Panasonic Corp sliding 1.4 percent.
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After years of supposed austerity and reform, the people have lost ground and the nation is deeper in debt.
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Level-targeting regimes, in promising to "make up" for lost ground, rest on assessing the size of past shortfalls.
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The Australian dollar also lost ground against the greenback, trading at $0.7818, off an earlier session high of $0.7847.
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A high yield trader noted that Chinese local government financing vehicles had lost ground today, led by Jiangsu Hanrui.
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But the overall financials group dipped 0.1 percent, while industrials ended down 0.8 percent as railroad stocks lost ground.
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What follows is our sense of who and what came out of this evening ahead — and who lost ground.
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Nine of the TSX's 10 main groups lost ground, including an 10.33% plunge in the heavily weighted energy sector.
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Both the Social Democrats and the Christian Democratic Union have lost ground to the political extremes in recent years.
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However, if Britain is able to obtain favourable terms, then foreign direct investment would probably recoup this lost ground.
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The stock market has lost ground since the start of the year, thanks to the sharp sell-off Monday.
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Tech shares have fallen, and despite the recent trading back-and-forth, they've not recovered all their lost ground.
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It also lost ground to the Swiss franc, slipping to a 33-month low of 1.0689 francs per euro .
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Chinese shares also lost ground, with the Shanghai Composite index and the CSI 300 both sliding about 2.4 percent.
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Africa increased its representation in the cardinals' electorate to 14 percent, while Europe and the United States lost ground.
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Wheat prices lost ground although losses were curbed by strong global demand and rising prices in rival exporting countries.
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Commodity-related shares lost ground as prices of crude oil and key industrial metals fell on concern about demand.
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Ebtekar, however, said the election is Rouhani's to lose, pointing to parliamentary polls in which the conservatives lost ground.
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The DJIA futures later regained some lost ground, trading down a little more than 21 points in premarket trading.
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Wolseley shares recovered some of their lost ground and were down 0.8 percent at 4,847 pence by 0943 GMT.
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GM had a much larger 13.8% share of the market in 2018, but has also lost ground since 2015.
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MSCI's emerging markets stocks index also lost ground, retreating 0.7 percent with index heavyweight South Korea down 214 percent.
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The U.S. currency also lost ground against the yen, with the greenback fetching 108.99 yen at 3:38 p.m.
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But supporters of the state's red flag law argue that gun-rights activists have lost ground in the state.
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Now in the wake of Trump's election, for-profit education stocks have made up some of that lost ground.
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The loonie lost ground as the price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, fell for a second day.
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Other exporters lost ground, with Honda Motor Co falling 1.3%, Daikin Industries declining 0.7% and Canon Inc shedding 2.3%.
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So-called defensive stocks lost ground as rising yields provided investors with an attractive alternative to higher-risk equities.
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The rupee has firmed by 0.90 percent so far this year, recovering most of its lost ground from last year.
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Mortgage applications to purchase a home, which are less rate-sensitive, still lost ground, falling 3 percent for the week.
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SPLRCS - each lost ground as a rise in U.S. Treasury yields served to make the dividend-paying companies less attractive.
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Banking stocks also lost ground, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group falling 2.7 percent and Mizuho Financial Group shedding 1.6 percent.
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Asian markets joined the slump in global equities on Wednesday, as the U.S. dollar strengthened and oil prices lost ground.
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Bonds, which are typically a source of stability when stocks fall, lost ground, too, though not as much as stocks.
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A. As the DVD format lost ground to streaming video, many computer makers stopped including DVD drives in their hardware.
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They are moving quickly to recover lost ground, putting down several amendments to a trade bill being debated next week.
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The stock then recovered most of the lost ground and were at 313.3 euros, down 0.1 percent, at 0939 GMT.
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Almost $9 billion of Oi's debt is dominated in U.S. dollars, which lost ground against the Brazilian real last quarter.
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Hollywood's share of the Chinese market has lost ground to a surge of popular and sometimes patriotic-minded Chinese films.
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In Japan, shares of semiconductor equipment makers and electronic component makers, including Tokyo Electron and Advantest Corp also lost ground.
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The market recovered some of the lost ground on Tuesday after China set a path for the yuan to strengthen.
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Earlier this month the League surged ahead in local elections in central Italy while its 5-Star partner lost ground.
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In his interview in January 2018, Johnson appeared enthusiastic to make up lost ground with China over the past decade.
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The euro lost ground against the pound, with the pair trading at 0.8792, down from an earlier high of 0.8822.
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The rupee has firmed by 1 percent so far this year, recovering some of its lost ground from last year.
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The ringgit fell to its weakest in more than nine months as the government bond prices <210.20#MYBMK=> lost ground.
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For the first time since then, the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P 500 all lost ground for three consecutive sessions.
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With just two years to go, it will be difficult for the hedge funds to make up their lost ground.
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The FTSE 100 hit a record high of 7,122.74 points in April 2015 but has steadily lost ground since then.
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Exporter stocks including the world's largest spirits company Diageo, Unilever and Reckitt Benckiser lost ground initially as the pound strengthened.
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Gains were led by materials, which surged more than 3 percent, and infrastructure , while property and consumer firms lost ground.
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Sector performance was mixed in China, with transportation and material shares rising, while real estate and banking shares lost ground.
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Yahoo has lost ground to rivals such as Facebook and Google, both of which receive significantly more revenue from advertising.
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The Iraqi government says its security forces have since been rebuilt and have proven themselves in battle, recapturing lost ground.
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International Brent crude futures, by contrast, lost ground, trading at $78.10 per barrel, down 5 cents from their last close.
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Gunvor once dominated Rosneft's trade in Europe but then lost ground to Glencore and Vitol, which both offered prefinance contracts.
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The airline's shares recovered all the lost ground since a badly-received earnings update last week sent the stock tumbling.
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His initial task was to steady the ship after the group lost ground in its traditional northern market under Philips.
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The lira, also undermined by wide current account deficits, has also lost ground, with the lira approaching three-month lows .
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Nate In those states, Democrats lost ground among white voters between 22012 and 22012 — canceling out many of those shifts.
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The raids on Navalny's allies came on the same day pro-Putin candidates lost ground in nationwide elections last Sunday.
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And it's one that grows larger with each passing day that the administration fails to make up this lost ground.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index closed lower by 0.56 percent at 22,783.98 as the dollar lost ground against the yen.
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But opinion polls show Juppe remains favorite to win the primary, and the presidential election, while Sarkozy has lost ground.
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The automaking province has lost ground in recent years to lower-cost jurisdictions like Mexico and the southern United States.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street lost ground on Monday, dragged down by financials as underwhelming bank earnings curbed investor enthusiasm.
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Mining and oil shares lost ground after crude oil prices fell on concerns over the outlook for global economic growth.
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With that in mind, here are the two candidates who left Iowa as stronger contenders, and three who lost ground.
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Japan shrank in the 2000s and even during periods of growth it lost ground, relatively, to the economies around it.
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After an early hit on the yen to 104.47, it recovered most of the lost ground to stand at 105.33.
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Here's who gained momentum going into one of the most important periods of the 93 primary, and who lost ground.
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Chip-related stocks, which had gained recently, also lost ground, with Advantest sliding 2.5 percent and Sumco tumbling 3.5 percent.
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Elizabeth Warren lost ground in a major Iowa poll as her Medicare for All plan revived questions about her electability.
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While Mr. Hariri's movement lost ground to rival Sunnis, he still appeared poised to keep his job as prime minister.
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Before the New York report, the indexes had already lost ground after several health officials expressed concerns about the outbreak.
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But they lost ground on Tuesday after reports that a protestor in Hong Kong was hit by a police bullet.
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Sprint has not only fallen further behind its bigger rivals, but also lost ground to T-Mobile, a smaller competitor.
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The party lost ground last year when Senator Kelly Ayotte, a New Hampshire Republican, fell to Maggie Hassan, a Democrat.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts had lost ground in Iowa to Buttigieg, even as most voters said they liked both candidates.
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The dollar strengthened briefly against the real after her comments, while the Mexican peso also lost ground against the greenback.
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The oil sector was the top gainer in early deals as crude prices clawed back some of their lost ground.
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The answer to these questions is easy: Rational Republicans have lost ground to irrational Republicans, who seemingly rule the roost.
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Corn lost ground after closing higher on Monday, while wheat slid for a fourth consecutive session amid ample world supplies.
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"It's easier to expand health care than make up lost ground as we would have had to do," he said.
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Both at the 10 percent level and the 90 percent mark, the US has lost ground to other developed countries.
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Other cyclical stocks also lost ground, with shippers Mitsui OSK Lines down sharply by 4% and Kawasaki Kisen also stumbling 4.1%.
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Asian shares lost ground on Thursday amid thinner pre-holiday trade, after the Dow failed to reach the 20,000 mark overnight.
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Resource-related stocks also lost ground, with the UK mining index falling 1 percent, as prices of major industrial metals tumbled.
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The safe-haven yen lost ground as the mood improved, with the dollar strengthening 0.4% against the Japanese currency to 109.67.
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Other cyclical stocks also lost ground, with shippers Mitsui OSK Lines down sharply by 4.4% and Kawasaki Kisen also losing 4.1%.
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Meanwhile, the dollar lost ground against a basket of currencies, with the dollar index at 22016 as of 5003:2500 p.m.
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Xiaomi, which began as an online-only brand, has responded with plans to expand its offline reach and regain lost ground.
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Mortgage applications to purchase a home also lost ground, falling 4 percent for the week to the lowest level since February.
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The sums were enough to move markets on April 4th, though the S&P 500 index soon made up lost ground.
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But most states lost ground in fiscal 2015, according to S&P, in part because their investment returns came up short.
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With that in mind, here are the three candidates who left New Hampshire as stronger contenders, and three who lost ground.
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Gains on the main index were capped by material stocks, which lost ground on weaker base metal and iron ore prices.
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The honeymoon period lasted a few years, but Siri has since lost ground to rivals like Amazon's Alexa and Google Assistant.
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The loonie lost ground despite data showing that Canadian manufacturing activity expanded for the first time in four months in July.
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Although competitors such as Spotify and Pandora had a few years head start, Apple Music is already making up lost ground.
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The market was recovering some of the lost ground on Tuesday after China set a path for the yuan to strengthen.
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Index-heavy exporters lost ground, with Daikin Industries shedding 1.6 percent, Fanuc sliding 0.8 percent and Nitto Denko declining 1.9 percent.
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Wall Street stocks dropped overnight after energy shares lost ground on falling oil prices, which also hurt sentiment in Asian trade.
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The insurance sector, which rose recently, lost ground and was down 1.6 percent to become the worst performer on the board.
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Shares skidded 230 percent in the first hour of trading, falling to $25 at one point before regaining some lost ground.
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This year, according to Freedom House, freedom lost ground in 72 nations, the highest number since the 10-year slide began.
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Sectors such as utilities and telecom, which have benefited from the low interest rate environment, lost ground as bond yields surged.
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"I would hesitate to say they are competing head-to-head, but they are making up for lost ground," Rice said.
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But the U.S. lost ground in the appeal of its natural resources, and the report urged more investment in ground infrastructure.
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Gold also slipped as the euro lost ground against the dollar and as investors awaited the outcome of Britain's national election.
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But it steadily lost ground and its two main prizes - the Syrian city of Raqqa and Iraq's Mosul - fell in 2017.
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Although a measure of factory activity lost ground as hurricane-related supply disruptions faded, another report showed private sector hiring surged.
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After the financial crisis of 2007, the bottom 90 percent saw negative gains—that is, they lost ground during the recovery.
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Hong Kong stocks also lost ground, as Wall Street strength was eclipsed by weakness in mainland companies listed in Hong Kong.
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Nearly all sectors lost ground in China, with property and energy stocks leading the decline, both down more than 1.3 percent.
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It later lost ground when the DUP called May's plans to offer concessions on provisions on Ireland's post-Brexit border "meaningless".
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MSCI's index was poised for its best month in a year while the FTSEurofirst lost ground for a second straight month.
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Miners lost ground after iron ore prices sank overnight: Fortescue Metals tumbled 1.81 percent and Rio Tinto closed 1.4 percent lower.
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Latin American and Asian currencies have also lost ground in recent days HSBC called currencies the "weak link" of emerging markets.
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Barclays said it expects FedEx to reverse the recent decline caused by that attack to make up lost ground on UPS.
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Banking shares also lost ground, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group down 1.4 percent and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group off 1.5 percent.
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After 53 percent of white women voted for Trump in 2016, Republicans lost ground among suburban and educated women in 2018.
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It lost ground again in 2010 when Airbus launched a revised model that sparked huge orders, forcing Boeing to follow suit.
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But market players and regulatory filings indicate he made up the lost ground and more by his bullish bets on gold.
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Asian indexes lost ground on Thursday after U.S. stocks closed mostly flat following the passage of a comprehensive tax bill stateside.
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South Korea's Kospi lost ground after the news, ending down by 49.563 percent, or 13.9 6 points, to close at 2,380.52.
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Electronics shares also lost ground, with Panasonic declining 2.0 percent, Alps Electric falling 2.7 percent and Taiyo Yuden declining 2.1 percent.
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However there are ways we can make up for this lost ground if we make a conscious effort to do so.
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Assad had lost ground nationwide for most of 2015 before the Russian and Iranian escalations helped him launch the Aleppo offensive.
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Clinton really has lost ground, and that there's no reason to suppose that she's likelier to rebound than to keep falling.
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Sorting through the Census Bureau's numbers uncovers cautionary notes: The gains for the poorest haven't offset a decade of lost ground.
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He had hoped to make up some lost ground during new year celebrations in China, when pumped-up demand raised prices.
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As a result, the greatest increase was in representation by Democratic women; Republican women actually lost ground in the 244 midterms.
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Long-term government bonds, corporate bonds and gold all lost ground, although they beat the return of the S&P 500.
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"We've seen petty criminals who became radicalized all of sudden, and others who were isolated, abandoned, and lost ground," she said.
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European markets, which fell on Friday after some dour economic news, lost ground in early trading on Monday but then moderated.
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Avon, which became a powerhouse through door-to-door sales, lost ground to online sales, which it was slow to embrace.
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A year ago in a national election, all three coalition parties lost ground to the far-right Alternative for Germany party.
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His tough approach, he says, will revive American industries like steel and auto manufacturing that have lost ground to foreign rivals.
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After an early hit on the yen to 104.44, it recovered most of the lost ground to last stand at 105.2.
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Global equities lost ground on Friday following the U.S. air strike, blindsiding markets coming off a bumper fourth quarter in 2019.
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After nearly two years, the Libyan branch recently lost ground, with its forces routed from more than 100 miles of coastline.
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European shares lost ground for the week, despite a modest gain on Friday, driven by exchange operator NEX Group Plc's NXGN.
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AMA shares fell to their lowest since October during the session but recovered some lost ground to close 3.8 percent lower.
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THE noted that six out of nine Australian universities in the top 200 lost ground compared with their positions in 2018.
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But even one of Tesla's harsher critics has said he expects that Tesla's stock will now start to regain lost ground.
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Cadillac has lost ground in the U.S., even as premium vehicle sales have risen and Cadillac's business has boomed in Asia.
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Corn lost ground for a third session in a row as U.S. harvest is set to gather pace, boosting world supplies.
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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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While Roche is the biggest cancer drug maker, it has lost ground to rivals like Merck in early rounds of cancer immunotherapy.
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The Serbian dinar opened higher but then lost ground and was trading down 0.12 percent at 118.19 per euro at 0758 GMT.
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A coalition spokesman said on Twitter that Islamic State had damaged the fourth bridge in a "desperate act" as they lost ground.
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Oil however has lost ground in the second quarter, hinting that worries over growth may be starting to gain the upper hand.
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U.S. stocks rose at their opening bell in New York on Tuesday, regaining some of the lost ground in the previous session.
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Exporters lost ground after the dollar slipped 0.3 percent to 109.92 yen and briefly touched a six-week low of 8043 yen.
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Canada's major banks lost ground, helping to pull down the overall group, about one-third of the index's weight, by 0.3 percent.
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Clinton has also made gains with independent voters as Johnson lost ground, in the wake of several high-profile foreign policy gaffes.
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Investors question whether it can do this under Ekholm who has been on the board for a decade while Ericsson lost ground.
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The dollar lost ground and the euro climbed to its highest point in a week and firmed further on the Catalan news.
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Fantasia's latest US$300m five-year non-call three senior bonds recovered lost ground since pricing at the end of last month.
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But the funds lost ground in the mid-240s as rival Vanguard Group overtook them with its cheaper index target-date funds.
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Gains were led by infrastructure and material shares, which gained support from the continued strength of commodities, while financial plays lost ground.
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Exporters lost ground, with Toyota Motor Corp falling 2.5 percent, Honda Motor Co dropping 1.9 percent and Advantest Corp declining 113 percent.
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Exporters lost ground, with Toyota Motor Corp shedding 1.4 percent, Mazda Motor Corp stumbling 2.0 percent and Panasonic Corp declining 1.0 percent.
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Exporters lost ground, with Toyota Motor Corp shedding 0.8 percent, Nissan Motor Co down 1.4 percent and Panasonic Corp 0.6 percent lower.
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Shares of companies that are relatively sensitive to the global economic outlook, such as factory automation equipment makers, lost ground on Monday.
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Their coalition partners, the Christian Democrats (Mrs Merkel's party), also lost ground and finished with 17.6%, their lowest result in Berlin ever.
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Emerging Asian currencies lost ground on Monday after the comments by Yellen, which spurred investors to cut bond holdings in the region.
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The decline for the loonie came as the price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, lost ground for a second day.
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Most of the economic recovery that took place from 22019 to 2015 was in the stock market as portfolios regained lost ground.
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The Kremlin opened a money-laundering investigation into the FKB on the same day pro-Putin candidates lost ground in nationwide elections.
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While acknowledging that Chile had lost ground in some areas, not all applied to all copper miners the same way, said Landerretche.
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Most sectors lost ground for the day, while consumer and healthcare firms led the gains, as investors sought shelter in defensive players.
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Now scientists need the resources to make up for that lost ground and exploit the tools that are already in their hands.
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Nearly all main sectors lost ground, with real estate and infrastructure shares the hardest hit, falling 3.7 percent and 4.0 percent, respectively.
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The management shuffle comes after the company suffered from weaker sales and lost ground to rivals including Nike (NKE) and Adidas (ADDDF).
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel won Sunday's vote, but her conservatives lost ground, leaving her facing protracted talks to form a coalition government.
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As prices increased in 2017 and earlier this year, the industry regained some of that lost ground — a recovery now under threat.
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One of the first things Jack set out to do was make up lost ground and graduate on time from high school.
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As it happened, she fared poorly, actually lost ground and became dependent on the D.U.P.'s 10 votes to stay in power.
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Rival French telecom stocks also lost ground, with Iliad dropping 2.7 percent, Numericable-SFR down 1.8 percent and Altice down 1.9 percent.
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Most sectors lost ground, with infrastructure and transportation shares leading the decline, as they gave up some of the recent sharp gains.
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Broadie's statistical breakthrough of "strokes gained" allowed a golfer to more effectively understand where he gained or lost ground on the leaderboard.
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Rival French telecom stocks also lost ground, with Iliad dropping 2.1 percent, Numericable-SFR down 1.9 percent and Altice down 0.9 percent.
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But the group steadily lost ground and its two main prizes - the Syrian city of Raqqa and Iraq's Mosul - fell in 2017.
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Financials also lost ground as a probe into bank misconduct starts Tuesday; AMP lost 0.74 percent while Westpac crept down 0.143 percent.
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Technology companies have fallen since the election as big names like Facebook and Alphabet have lost ground, but that changed on Monday.
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However, he said since U.S. stock indexes were perched at record highs, the Australian market was now making up for lost ground.
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Its latest decline came as other emerging market currencies, like the South African rand and the Indian rupee, lost ground as well.
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From then on, the proponents of the off-planet hypothesis lost ground, with Vandenberg and others insisting that conventional explanations be found.
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Papa John's is experimenting with sandwiches and new technology as it aims to make up for lost ground from its year of scandals.
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Luxury goods maker Richemont was down 2.27 percent to 107.55 rand as more than half of the JSE's blue-chip stocks lost ground.
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Wall Street's main markets were expected to gain around 0.5 percent when they reopen, having lost ground last week as the storm approached.
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U.S. Treasury yields neared a six-week low while the dollar lost ground against Japan's yen as investors sought a safe haven currency.
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Crude has lost ground along with major equity markets as investors fret about the strength of the global economy heading into next year.
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Major U.S. stock averages closed mixed on Tuesday, as the Nasdaq composite rose slightly while the and Dow Jones industrial average lost ground.
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Platinum climbed 0.6 percent to $834.39 per ounce, regaining some lost ground after skidding to a seven-year low of $806.31 last week.
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Although the final election results are still uncertain, it is clear that Mr Gruevski's party lost ground and the Social Democrats did well.
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Most Asian markets lost ground on Monday, with many traders likely taking to the sidelines ahead of several central bank decisions this week.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down 53 percent, after Wall Street lost ground for the third straight session.
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WW has also lost ground to new weight-loss regimens like the Keto diet, which prohibits the eating of bread and other carbohydrates.
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However, even after a great few months, some say Russian stocks still have a ways to go to make up for lost ground.
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Trump has lost ground against Clinton when registered voters are asked which candidate is the stronger leader, 45% say Clinton is, 228% Trump.
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Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS, said the stock market lost ground when oil temporarily fell under $48, but it recovered.
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By contrast, the Democrats lost ground in the Senate, with incumbent senators in Missouri, Indiana, and North Dakota losing to their Republican rivals.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell on Friday after the December jobs number handily beat expectations and stocks lost ground toward the end of trading.
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Fillon has lost ground to independent centrist Emmanuel Macron and, more alarmingly for investors, the anti-EU National Front leader Marine Le Pen.
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Other insurers were off slightly on the announcement but lost ground after a report that antitrust regulators were planning to block their deals.
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Most sectors lost ground in the morning, led by the defensive consumer and healthcare stocks , as investors took profits after a strong rally.
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Pipeline companies lost ground, with Enbridge Inc down 1.1 percent at C$51.38 and Pembina Pipeline Corp off 0.9 percent at C$39.31.
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Chipmakers, which rely on China for a large portion of their revenue, lost ground, with the Philadelphia SE chip index off 663 percent.
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Most Asian markets lost ground on Friday as traders await the U.S. nonfarm payrolls data later and after drops in commodity prices overnight.
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Pick n Pay has lost ground in South Africa to rivals such as market leader Shoprite, after failing to invest in new stores.
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The metal clawed back some lost ground as easing concerns over Italy's political crisis led stock markets higher, but remained in negative territory.
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Most major currencies have lost ground against the U.S. dollar in recent months as bets of a December Federal Reserve rate rise increased.
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Major Japanese exporters lost ground in Asian trade, with Toyota lower by 2.27 percent, Nissan down 1.76 percent and Honda shedding 1 percent.
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Islamic State has lost ground elsewhere, including the Iraqi city of Tikrit last year and the Syrian town of al-Shadadi in February.
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When it has shifted too far in one direction, it has usually lost ground with customers on the other side of the spectrum.
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Hamilton's Mercedes was clearly fastest in Melbourne and the four-times champion arrived in Bahrain as favorite to make up the lost ground.
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It has lost ground among women, suburban voters, voters with college degrees, while showing little ability to win over young and minority voters.
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Despite that, Trump said Friday that the Fed should keep rates low so the U.S. economy could make up lost ground to China.
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Biden, asked whether Bloomberg could successfully skip the four early states, argued it might not be possible to make up for lost ground.
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Only about 5% of that fire was contained early on Monday after crews lost ground against the wind-driven wildfire a day earlier.
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Although, the lack of activity during the key selling season, which market insiders designate as March to June, points to permanently lost ground.
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Stocks do a reversal, global stocks caught in the tumult On Thursday, some of the market's big winners the prior day lost ground.
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The defending U.S. Open champion, Jordan Spieth, struggled to regain lost ground in a tournament thrown out of order by early rain delays.
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But over time, that idea lost ground, with both Democrats and Republicans embracing the concept of unfettering markets as the only economic good.
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Despite a track record of pulling off last-minute surprises, analysts said Airbus was unlikely to recover lost ground before the year-end.
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On Monday, shares in JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Wells Fargo (WFC), Goldman Sachs (GS), Bank of America (BAC) and Citi (C) all lost ground.
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Global shares also regained some lost ground after Pyongyang's measured response to Trump's announcement, reducing the clamor for gold as a safer asset.
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The Dow has not lost ground in five sessions while the S&P 22 has risen in five of the past six sessions.
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"Republicans lost ground in state legislative primaries as well," Seattle talk-show host and 2000 GOP candidate for governor John Carlson told me.
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Gold miners meanwhile lost ground as the precious metal failed to retain its luster a day after rallying on Yellen's go-slow signal.
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Under his control, Flipkart — which lost ground on rivals over in recent years — has emerged as the primary rival to Amazon in India.
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But he lost it in 2012, when his margins of victory in urban centers shrank and he lost ground with white voters. Mrs.
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Some U.S. freight stocks lost ground on Tuesday after climbing on Friday, when the hurricane was viewed as a greater threat to Florida.
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The S&P 22017 fell as much as 2100 percent on the news, but regained much of the lost ground by day's end.
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But most did better in their districts than Trump did, and it's clear that Trump has lost ground from his Election Day peak.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Asian markets regained some lost ground on Tuesday, but investors are still wary about the US-China trade war.
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However, it still kills a child every 2 minutes and the fight has plateaued or lost ground in some parts of the world.
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Emerging market currencies have also lost ground against the dollar this week as the rise in U.S. yields showed little signs of slowing.
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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 the first two cycles, the euro (or its equivalent) recovered all of its lost ground in the subsequent 7.25 and 7.75 years.
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The NRA has lost ground largely because the "passion gap" between pro-gun voters and gun violence prevention voters has all but evaporated.
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Single-family construction has lost ground since vaulting to a near 9-1/5.23-year high in February, despite strong demand for housing.
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However, the second-largest retail bank Westpac Banking Corp and Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd lost ground, falling 0.1% and 0.2%, respectively.
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While this traditional shopping center has lost ground to modern-day shopping malls, it continues to be the nerve center of Iran's economy.
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Most sectors lost ground, led by material and energy stocks, dragged down by an across-the-board sell-off in the commodities market.
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The , which measures the greenback against a basket of currencies, lost ground, falling as low as 93.357 from as high as 43 earlier.
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Exporters, which gained over the past few days on hopes for better earnings helped by a weaker yen, lost ground on profit-taking.
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Wheat lost ground although the market was on track for a third weekly gain as dry weather curbs yields in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Of the 27.02 major indexes in the S&P 220, ten lost ground, with technology and communications services seeing the biggest percentage drops.
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There are a number of reasons the paleocons lost ground, but a big one was that the movement had a huge racism problem.
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Graham said despite the last minute push by Australia to make up for lost ground, it was facing an uphill battle against the much wealthier China "Australia will never have the same level of influence it did 20 or 30 years ago but the best it can do is try to make up for lost time and lost ground," he said.
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But it lost ground to a strengthening euro following a round of weaker-than-expected U.S. labour market data that pulled the dollar lower.
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Retail stocks lost ground after department store operator J.Front Retailing dived 12 percent after its profit forecast for this fiscal year undershot market expectations.
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China's Xiaomi, once the hottest thing in smartphones, is hoping the launch of its latest flagship device will help it regain some lost ground.
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Nearly all sectors lost ground on Friday, but telecommunication stocks advanced 0.5 percent after receiving a boost from heavyweight China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd .
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But as President Bashar al-Assad lost ground, Hezbollah sent more fighters to aid Syrian security forces ill suited to the conflict they faced.
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But the automaker's global market share fell to 5.9 percent from 6.5 percent as it lost ground in every major market except North America.
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Stocks lost ground in May on worries that the U.S. trade war with China would hurt the global economy and bite into earnings growth.
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White, black, Hispanic, Native American and multiracial students all lost ground in eighth-grade reading, while there was no significant change for Asian students.
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It's a stunning admission of failure that saw the company throw good money after bad in its bid to make up for lost ground.
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Energy stocks lost ground with Santos Ltd shedding over 2 percent as crude prices fell over doubts that non-OPEC producers will cut output.
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The dollar lost ground on Thursday as investors monitored remarks from ECB chief Mario Draghi about the future of monetary policy in the region.
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Most sectors lost ground, led by properties, after the sector was identified by China's top leaders as a focus of risk control in 2017.
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Over the past year, Islamic State has lost ground to various separate enemies including Syrian government forces with their allies, and U.S.-backed militias.
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So, serious changes had to come to the voting process to regain some lost ground with respect to the integrity of this awards ceremony.
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Firefighters in Southern California have made some hard-won progress against the huge infernos, but lost ground on the largest fire over the weekend.
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Nearly all sectors in the city lost ground, with financial , industrial, and raw material stocks leading the decline, all down more than 1 percent.
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Bloody protests occurred after a bitter election four years ago in which his Cambodian People's Party (CPP) lost ground to the newly formed CNRP.
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Retail stocks lost ground after department store operator J.Front Retailing dived 9.3 percent after its profit forecast for this fiscal year undershot market expectations.
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In every recession the rate falls more sharply, and when the economy picks up again it fails to make up all the lost ground.
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Chipmakers, which rely on China for a large portion of their revenue also lost ground with the Philadelphia SE chip index off 2633.34 percent.
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Hyundai Motor and Hyundai Mobis shares lost ground, falling 4.1 percent and 3.6 percent respectively on Wednesday afternoon while the broader market was flat.
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The yield for the benchmark 210-year Treasury note rose higher than 2259 percent earlier in the day, but lost ground to 2000 percent.
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Chipmakers, which rely on China for a large portion of their revenue also lost ground with the Philadelphia SE chip index off 0.6 percent.
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We do expect consumption growth to grow in line with that wage growth, but it's possible that they'll make up for some lost ground.
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U.S. crude oil futures settled 2.1 percent lower at $50.51 a barrel, taking a pause after a recent rally, while stocks also lost ground.
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Crude has now lost ground for 11 consecutive days, the longest slide since oil futures trading was introduced on the NYMEX in March 1983.
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A recent poll showed that Democrats have lost ground to the Republicans, while President Donald Trump's approval rating has clawed up to 41 percent.
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Despite its prominence as a forum for public discussion — especially during the presidential race — Twitter has still lost ground to competitors old and new.
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Technology stock AMS also lost ground after Apple posted its first-ever decline in iPhone sales and its first revenue drop in 13 years.
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Earlier, stocks appeared to be headed for a second day of notable losses, but they recovered some of that lost ground in late trading.
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In recent weeks, though, it has lost ground as other economies, such as the euro zone, improved and moved closer to tightening monetary policy.
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Such was the case with silvaner, sometimes spelled sylvaner, the product of a workhorse Teutonic grape that has lost ground to more profitable varieties.
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He said that many Taliban fighters had taken refuge in people's homes, but that government forces were preparing a counterattack to recover lost ground.
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Corbyn's Labour Party actually lost ground on its home turf, but it more than made up for those setbacks by prevailing in Conservative constituencies.
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Wheat lost ground after climbing to its highest since late June in the last session on worries about lower production in Australia and Argentina.
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Those in the bottom 20 percent, by contrast, saw their incomes fall, in real terms, and had barely recovered that lost ground by 2016.
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The negatives for both candidates were remarkably high, and there was so much volatility that whichever candidate was in the news most lost ground.
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Asian markets dipped sharply as traders reacted to the news, but later recovered some lost ground as investors eased off piling into safe havens.
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But by Tuesday, bonds were selling off, and stocks, after a series of wide swings, recovered some lost ground and steadied at higher levels.
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The dollar has lost ground for two consecutive trading sessions and is drifting lower from a 16-month high of 97.69 hit earlier this month.
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It has lost ground in Syria to various separate enemies over the past year and the eastern Deir al-Zor province its last major foothold.
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On Tuesday, markets recovered some of that lost ground, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index closing around 0.5% higher, while the Shanghai Composite gained 0.7%.
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The ruling party lost ground in local elections in June, after which, according to opposition members, Hun Sen stepped up a campaign against dissenting voices.
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But those institutions lost ground to firms operating in the regulatory shadows, and by the end of 2015 their share had dropped to roughly 65%.
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Copper prices lost ground as the dollar rose, adding pressure on metals by making the asset class more expensive for consumers paying with other currencies.
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Islamic State (IS) lost ground in Syria, and also in Iraq, where government troops launched an offensive to retake Mosul, the jihadist group's last redoubt.
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His proposals are, at best, vague and of questionable legal soundness, but they've propelled his candidacy by inflaming voter concern that America has lost ground.
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Largely as a result, Israel lost ground to Egypt and Syria in the first stages of the Yom Kippur War before recovering to defeat them.
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All three parties lost ground in last September's election and the CDU/CSU had initially negotiated with the pro-business Free Democrats and the Greens.
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Nintendo is making up lost ground with the Switch , but it won&apost catch the PS25 before Sony shifts its focus to what comes next.
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But leftist Jean-Luc Melenchon has seen his ratings surge and conservative Francois Fillon, damaged by a nepotism scandal, has also regained some lost ground.
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The franc has lost ground against the euro in recent weeks as the eurozone's economy has shown signs of improvement and political uncertainties have cleared.
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Energy shares also lost ground, with the sector index down 0.7 percent, after oil prices fell as traders took profits following three sessions of gains.
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There is a reason the English teams, the most lucrative in the world, have lost ground to Spanish and German teams in the Champions League.
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After heavy spending by both sides of the issue, gun control proponents picked up seats in House midterm races as gun rights advocates lost ground.
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The single currency lost ground versus the dollar in the previous three trading sessions as investor confidence weakened due to the standoff over Italy's budget.
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RELATED: Inside Donald Trump's tumultuous first 100 days Ryan's numbers, however, have flipped in the last few months, and he's lost ground across party lines.
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U.S. stock index futures indicated a lower open on Tuesday as a rebound in commodity prices ran out of steam and global equities lost ground.
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Against a basket of currencies the dollar regained lost ground, up 0.3 percent at 13 after suffering its largest single-session fall in two months.
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ET Canada's main stock index fell on Monday as lower commodity prices weighed on mining and energy stocks, while financial sector stocks also lost ground.
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Most Asian markets lost ground Tuesday, tracking U.S. equities' weak performance overnight, with some analysts saying traders are turning more cautious after the recent rally.
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Exporters lost ground as the dollar dropped to as low as 21 yen on Friday, its first foray below the 2529.40 level since Feb. 1.43.
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In another move to reclaim lost ground, Pai is expected to reinstate the UHF discount, and to lift the broadcast ownership cap above 39 percent.
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According to data from Second Measure, a research firm that uses anonymized credit card data, Lyft has upped its presence while Uber has lost ground.
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But the fortunes of Nokia, a once-mighty player in mobile, had already soured as sales of traditional cellphones lost ground to software-rich smartphones.
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ExxonMobil (XOM), Chevron (CVX) and Hess (HES) all lost ground after US oil prices plummeted 7% to a 13-month low of $53.43 a barrel.
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Such ideas have lost ground in Germany, at least for now: in mainstream discourse there, it is axiomatic to accept responsibility for the Nazi terror.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling reclaimed lost ground against the dollar and euro on Thursday, as investors looked through radically conflicting polls on Britain's election next week.
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Instead, with Sunday's 7-5003 loss to the Twins, they went just 6-5 in that stretch and lost ground in the American League East.
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Some large-cap tech shares lost ground, with Tokyo Electron falling 0.9 percent, Shin-Etsu Chemical declining 1.4 percent and Advantest Corp shedding 1.2 percent.
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They agreed to rapidly create an interagency task force, governed by a simple principle: take the fight to the Russians and take back lost ground.
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Facebook Google parent-company Alphabet added over 1.5 percent, helping push the S&P 500 higher after the index lost ground for four straight sessions.
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Oil prices lost ground on signals the impact of Tropical Storm Barry on the U.S. Gulf Coast would have a short-term impact on production.
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Why it matters: Government regulators have been playing catch-up to the booming crypto market, but this suggests they're determined to make up lost ground.
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The DNC's announcement that the fourth debate will be held in Ohio comes as the party works to regain lost ground in the Rust Belt.
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She lost ground with college-educated white women, part of her base, getting 18% of their votes compared to Sanders' 22% and Amy Klobuchar's 19%.
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It is still down about 10 percent so far in 2016, having lost ground after Britain's shock vote last month to leave the European Union.
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The euro was 0.5 percent higher against the dollar at $1.1683, while the greenback also lost ground against the Swiss franc and the British pound.
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But since Afghanistan has no real air force, the move resulted in lost ground and soaring Afghan casualties, prompting Mr. Obama to modify the policy.
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He made up some lost ground last year by negotiating a mini-deal covering agriculture and digital trade that went into force on Jan. 1.
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In commodities, oil lost ground on concerns demand could be hurt by a slower economy, along with forecasts of a further climb in U.S. inventories.
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Its smaller sedans, including the Elantra and Sonata, have lost ground to rivals like Honda Motor's Civic, which one Hyundai executive said has "wowing design".
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Ms. Warren appears to have lost ground, both in national surveys and in Iowa, while Mr. Buttigieg has become increasingly less shy with his criticism.
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Support for independence, which jumped after the Brexit vote, dropped back again, and the SNP lost ground in the 2017 Westminster election, winning 35 seats.
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There had been doubts about technology's leadership recently, as social media, like Facebook lost ground, semiconductors declined and the sector looked vulnerable to trade actions.
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Six of the 242 major sectors in the S&P 6.313 lost ground, with the biggest percentage drop for energy stocks as crude prices fell.
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Meanwhile, Clinton lost ground in 12 states, including in three of the 23 states where she is leading, and improved her standing in 30 sates.
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Banks lost ground, while infrastructure and the real estate sector led gains, despite data showing China's property market slowed in June as top-tier cities cooled.
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Analysts at Lucror Analytics stressed the company's efforts to regain lost ground in the UK. New Look appointed a new chief creative officer in late June.
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Biden may be trying to reclaim that lost ground, but his way of going about it may not be keeping up with the labor movement itself.
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But leftist firebrand Jean-Luc Melenchon has seen his ratings surge and conservative Francois Fillon, damaged by a nepotism scandal, has also regained some lost ground.
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Both clubs lost ground on Tuesday as Detroit suffered a 21-22 loss to lowly Brooklyn while Chicago dropped a 21-22 overtime decision to Toronto.
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While the Additional Tier 3103 debt has since recovered some of the lost ground, bonds are still quoted in the low 80s, according to Eikon prices.
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A late 2500 equities rally left the average hedge fund's returns lagging the broader market, and speakers this year looked eager to make up lost ground.
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A new report by the Pew Research Center shows middle income households lost ground in 90% of the nation's 633 metropolitan areas between 2000 and 2015.
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Democratic House candidates swept the party back into power via the suburbs all over the country, but...lost ground in a big way in the Senate.
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Shares in Europe lost ground after a 21 percent rally in the prior two sessions as oil faded, with the pan-European FTSEurofirst 2216.80 stocks index .
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All three major U.S. indexes lost ground in a widespread sell-off, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq posting its biggest one-day percentage loss this year.
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The island's economic output fell more than 13 percentage points between 2008 and 2015 and it will take many years before it recovers the lost ground.
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Porte, who had lost ground on the penultimate ascent, clawed his way back, but he came up just short, leaving Fuglsang to celebrate his biggest victory.
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On Monday, Lyft's second trading day, the stock opened lower and quickly lost ground, ending down 242 percent and below its $297 per share IPO price.
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HTC's devices used to have popular appeal but have lost ground significantly to the likes of Apple and Samsung, whose new S7 series has proved popular.
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Bank executives and analysts who closely track payment systems say that if clearXchange is fast, functional and user-friendly, banks can make up for lost ground.
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Emerging Asian currencies and bonds lost ground as investors feared higher U.S. interest rates once Trump assumes the presidency would spark capital outflows from the region.
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But the party just lost ground in state elections, which led me to increase my estimate of the probability that Gandhi and the UPA will recover.
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Tariff-sensitive Caterpillar Inc fell 210 percent in premarket trade while chipmakers, which rely on China for a large portion of their revenue also lost ground.
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Industrials fell 0.7 percent as railroad stocks lost ground, while the materials group, which includes precious and base metals miners and fertilizer companies, declined 0.5 percent.
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BMW has lost ground to Mercedes-Benz producer Daimler in the past five years and seen rivals such as Tesla jump ahead in electric car sales.
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Greenland's 40,000 eligible voters delivered a bittersweet election victory for Prime Minister Kim Kielsen's social-democratic Siumut party Tuesday, as it lost ground to centrist rivals.
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The Dow Jones industrial average edged down 34.72 points, or 0.2 percent, to 103,705.91 as the machinery maker Caterpillar and the energy giant Chevron lost ground.
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Buhari and Buratai have said repeatedly the insurgency is defeated, but while the group has lost ground in recent years it continues to carry out attacks.
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The U.S. has lost ground in the fight against Islamic extremism, the former commander of U.S. forces in the Middle East said in a recent interview.
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TORONTO, April 7 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Thursday as lower oil prices weighed on energy stocks, while financial sector stocks also lost ground.
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The materials group, which includes precious and base metals miners and fertilizer companies, lost 1.6 percent, while industrials fell 0.4 percent as railroad stocks lost ground.
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Fiat Chrysler lost ground as its sales edged just 210 percent higher, underperforming the market thanks to a 210 percent decline at the core Fiat brand.
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Financial stocks, which make up roughly a third of the index's weight, also fell, slipping 0.2 percent as some of the country's top banks lost ground.
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Bond proxies that benefited from the quest for yield earlier in 2016, such as utilities and real estate investment trusts, also lost ground after the election.
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Housing finance firms also lost ground, with Indiabulls Housing Finance Ltd down as much as 7.9 percent and PNB Housing Finance up to 9.6 percent lower.
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TORONTO, May 22 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Tuesday, breaking an 11-day winning streak, as shares of energy and materials companies lost ground.
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As it has lost ground, the Islamic State has turned to more non-traditional methods of attack—including using drones to drop bombs on its enemies.
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For much of 2015, he had lost ground to the Islamic State, and to rebels who advanced in part thanks to American-supplied anti-tank weapons.
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Most sectors lost ground, but resource stocks inched up 0.1 percent, with bearish sentiment cancelled out by positive influence from higher commodity prices on the mainland.
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As each has come to maturity, the Mexican Grand Prix has made up lost ground, rejoining Formula One last year for the first time since 1992.
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It briefly pared about 40 pips after the PBOC announced an anticipated cut in banks' reserve requirement ratios (RRR) in late afternoon, before regaining lost ground.
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The team lost ground last year, a big setback in their plan to challenge for podiums and wins, but the new car looks a step up.
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In contrast, Calgary, Edmonton and Winnipeg, all in the prairies, lost ground on the month, while both Vancouver and Victoria, on the west coast, were flat.
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CNBC's exclusive, rules-based index also notched a 1 percent gain in March, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 lost ground.
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Energy stocks also lost ground, with the European oil and gas index felling more than 3 percent after crude oil prices slipped again after earlier gains.
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After three years of deep recession, Russia's economy is stabilizing but has not yet returned to the steady growth needed to begin making up lost ground.
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NEW YORK, Feb 93 (Reuters) - Wall Street lost ground on Thursday, backing away from record highs as investors digested new coronavirus developments and mixed corporate earnings.
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Most stocks in the broader emerging markets lost ground as investors stepped away from making riskier bets, with MSCI's index for Latin American stocks down 0.4%.
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Amazon stock was up 39 percent year to date, as of Thursday's close, but it lost ground in after-hours trading because of an earnings disappointment.
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There are big questions over the future of the lender's investment banking operation, which delivers volatile returns and has lost ground to larger Wall Street rivals.
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The Islamic State first conquered the city in 2014, but it has consistently lost ground in recent months to Iraqi forces backed by coalition air support.
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Asian indexes put in mixed performances on Wednesday following the rally on Wall Street overnight while the dollar lost ground following comments from President Donald Trump.
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The dollar hardly moved against the euro, lost ground to Brexit-bound sterling but made some back against the yen as dealers kept their options open.
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Banks that have lost ground as Quicken Loans became the biggest U.S. mortgage lender can now fight back with help from a Silicon Valley start-up.
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Enacted into law less than two months ago, the agreement – consisting of all 12 fiscal year 85033 funding bills – makes up for years of lost ground.
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But he has lost ground in suburbs and rural areas, benefiting from how the voters in those parts of the country are flummoxed by their choices.
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The poll finds that Biden has lost ground with African American voters specifically, a key voter demographic in South Carolina, which holds its primaries Feb. 2628.
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The police said that about 150 women and children, including 60 children born in war zones, had been captured since the Islamic State group lost ground.
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Despite months of reorganization, a new influx of international advisers, and regular American air strikes, Afghan security forces have slowly lost ground to Taliban offensives in Helmand.
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Oil prices stabilized after an early sell-off as investors returned their focus to the fundamentals of supply and demand as equity markets regained some lost ground.
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Exporters lost ground as the yen firmed against the dollar, with Tokyo Electron dropping 0.4 percent and Panasonic Corp falling 0.7 percent after gaining the day before.
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Market share is strongly up for most European exchanges this year, figures from the U.S.-based market operator BATS show, while lit MTFs have all lost ground.
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"If we get a stronger than expected reading, the pendulum might swing the other way, as the Fed 'hawks' recover lost ground in the debate," Meir said.
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China is one of the few remaining markets for gas turbines, which have lost ground elsewhere due to the increasing popularity and cheapness of renewable power generation.
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He has long expressed the desire to visit China, where the church has lost ground to Protestantism, the faith of the bulk of China's estimated 60m Christians.
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The dollar lost ground in the currency market overnight, with the dollar index, which measures the dollar against a basket of currencies, slipping to the 93 handle.
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Both Labour and the Conservatives lost ground to the UK Independence Party when they mimicked its hard line on immigration, offering stiff rhetoric but few policy changes.
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He was beaten off the line by Hamilton and the Red Bulls and, struggling for pace throughout the race, was unable to make up the lost ground.
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The GSMA has been pushing the transition to RCS for almost a decade, but the slow-moving initiative has clearly lost ground to other apps and devices.
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Exporters lost ground as the yen firmed against the dollar, with Tokyo Electron dropping 1 percent and Panasonic Corp falling 13 percent after gaining the day before.
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Auto stocks lost ground after a strong surge in the previous session, while healthcare stocks tumbled following an overnight selloff at its U.S. peers on regulatory concerns.
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There have been many attempts at a lasting ceasefire in western Syria, where rebels have lost ground to government forces and their allies over the last year.
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Since 2014, the Kurdish Regional Government has been fighting ISIS; not only halting its advance across northern Iraq but going on the offensive to recapture lost ground.
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It pulled back some lost ground as the dollar steadied against the euro in early afternoon trade, tracking a retreat in bond yields, but remained under pressure.
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"If we get a stronger-than-expected reading, the pendulum might swing the other way, as the Fed 'hawks' recover lost ground in the debate," said Meir.
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For now, at least, Twilio is making up some lost ground: The stock is trading up around 1.5% in after-hours trading at the time of writing.
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Thomas's team mate Egan Bernal lost ground as the Colombian finished 22nd, 1:36 off the pace and slipped from third to fifth in the general classification.
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This comes after Republicans lost ground in special elections last week in Wisconsin, Idaho and South Carolina, on top of the Virginia and Alabama losses last year.
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A surge in flows has pushed up the rupee by 2.7 percent this month, helping it to recover a large part of its lost ground last year.
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A poll published on Sunday night showed Fillon, a 62-year-old rightwing former prime minister, had lost ground to Macron since the fake jobs scandal broke.
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But a Lloyds Banking Group survey showed business confidence regained some lost ground after falling to a four-and-a-half-year low immediately following the referendum.
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A late 22016 equities rally however left the average hedge fund performance lagging the broader market, and speakers this year appeared keen to make up lost ground.
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However, banking shares lost ground, with Goldman Sachs cutting its price targets on Credit Agricole and Societe Generale, while JP Morgan cut its price target on Barclays.
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The news lifted risk sentiment, pushing most sectors into positive territory, but defense-related stocks, which had risen when North Korea fired missiles last year, lost ground.
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But other currencies in the developing world, including the South African rand and the Russian rouble, lost ground against the dollar, which held near one-month highs.
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Apple, slow to warm to India, "now wants to catch up its lost ground, " said Arvind Singhal, chairman of Technopak, a business consulting firm in New Delhi.
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"While wage increases ticked up to an annualized 2.7 percent, real wages have lost ground as inflation has been increasing at a more rapid pace," Frick said.
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The stock has lost ground since then, partly hurt by a broader sell-off on world equity markets, but some analysts expect the shares to gradually recover.
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"We still have to clear more than 1,000 structures," he said, adding infantry units were left behind at "cleared" areas to prevent militants from recapturing lost ground.
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Banks and insurers lost ground, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group declining 1.1 percent, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group shedding 1.2 percent and T&D Holdings dropped 2.3 percent.
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While the currency has recovered a little lost ground since yewsterday, investors are fretting about contagion via stress on foreign banks and firesales of emerging market assets.
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The financial index lost ground in four of the last five sessions, shedding 0.5 percent in the session, partly underscoring worries about slowing growth in the sector.
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That helped some European stock markets regain lost ground, and by early afternoon the pan-European STOXX 23 was up 0.1 percent after opening 0.3 percent lower.
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But while the PPP retains significant support in the traditional Bhutto-Zardari family stronghold of Sindh province, it appears to have lost ground nationally to the PTI.
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Stocks sold off sharply amid concerns about the jump in rates, and the Dow was down nearly 22 percent in early afternoon trading, regaining some lost ground.
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Wheat lost ground as the market eased after climbing to a one-month high in the previous session, while soybeans slid, giving up some of Tuesday's gains.
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Ms. Brooks's departure is embarrassing for a party that lost ground among female voters in the 2018 midterms and tilted ever more male in its congressional seats.
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Biden's South Carolina win could be just what he needs to regain at least some of his lost ground so he can perform well on Super Tuesday.
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Apple Inc suppliers lost ground after the iPhone maker's shares fell 2.1 percent on news that the company will halve production of its $999 iPhone X smartphone.
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Critics say the plan hasn't resolved longstanding questions over the future of Deutsche's investment bank, which delivers volatile returns and has lost ground to Wall Street rivals.
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Republicans lost ground in Congress in 2018, and Trump will soon face what's shaping up to be a difficult reelection bid, at least according to some polls.
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Since al-Zawahri, an Egyptian doctor-turned-militant, succeeded bin Laden, al Qaeda has lost ground to Islamic State in the leadership of the global jihadist movement.
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Retirement wealth has accumulated almost exclusively among higher-income households, while middle- and lower-income households have only held steady or lost ground, Federal Reserve data shows.
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But CME is effectively leaving money on the table as customer demand for data has increased, and it is now trying to make up for lost ground.
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The dollar has certainly lost ground recently as the market appeared to be pricing out expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve would hike interest rates anytime soon.
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TORONTO, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Monday as industrials and financials lost ground, offsetting gains for the materials group as commodity prices rose.
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The mood overshadowed strong U.S. jobs data from last week and the euro and pound clawed back some lost ground on the greenback, each rising about 0.15%.
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The result was that while Hillary Clinton did 3 percentage points worse than Barack Obama had done four years earlier, even as the GOP also lost ground.
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Since al-Zawahri, an Egyptian doctor-turned-militant, succeeded bin Laden, al-Qaeda has lost ground to Islamic State in the leadership of the global jihadist movement.
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Machinery makers and automakers regained some lost ground, with Fanuc Corp up 3.2%, Yaskawa Electric Corp jumping 4.7%, Advantest Corp rising 3.8% and Toyota Motor Corp advancing 2.3%.
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Most sectors lost ground, while material and property stocks gained, lifted by a strong rally in the shares of gold miners amid a rush to safe-haven assets.
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Over the last decade or more, fixed-rate bonds, inflation-protected Treasury securities (TIPS) and gold have lost ground on average against a backdrop of higher real rates.
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Shares in Largan Precision Co, an Apple supplier and maker of lenses for smartphone cameras, shed nearly 5 percent on open before recovering some of the lost ground.
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Most sectors lost ground, while gains were only seen in defensive consumer and healthcare sectors , perceived as prominent beneficiaries of the newly launched Shenzhen-Hong Kong stock connect.
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All main sectors lost ground, with energy shares among the worst casualties, after crude prices dived more than 5 percent overnight on a spike in U.S. oil stockpiles.
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Dollar strength over the past two months has meant that the yuan, like just about every other currency in the world, has steadily lost ground against the greenback.
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Its shares initially rose because the numbers were slightly better than analysts' average forecast, but the stock later lost ground and turned negative to trade 1 percent down.
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Machinery makers and automakers regained some lost ground, with Fanuc Corp up 3%, Yaskawa Electric Corp jumping 4.3%, Advantest Corp rising 3.1% and Toyota Motor Corp advancing 2.5%.
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Relative to the previous election, in 2014, Ms Le Pen in France, the hard-right Freedom Party in Austria and the nationalist Danish People's Party all lost ground.
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Most Asian stock markets lost ground on Wednesday, with the Nikkei selling off on the back of another yen spike amid disappointment with the country's latest stimulus plan.
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But remember the 1998 deal, Republicans, they went too far on impeachment and then they end up getting their clocks cleaned in the midterm there and lost ground.
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The dollar on Thursday lost ground against a basket of currencies as traders booked gains following a solid November and on caution ahead of Friday's government payrolls report.
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Rival Star Entertainment traded down 4.45 percent at A$5.45 per share, while in Hong Kong, casino companies Wynn Macau, Sands China and Melco International also lost ground.
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Facebook shares, too, took a hit during Powells appearance before the committee, although they largely recovered that lost ground and were trading 1.3% higher at $201.89 a share.
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The dollar lost ground after investors sold stocks overnight and looked to safe havens as political uncertainty overshadowed positive U.S. economic data and solid growth in global manufacturing.
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DUBAI, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Petrochemical shares supported Saudi Arabia's stock index in early trade on Thursday after crude oil prices bounced back, although other Gulf markets lost ground.
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Index heavyweight cement stocks lost ground with Lucky Cement Ltd down 266.86 percent, Attock Cement Pakistan Ltd falling 2104.77 percent and Cherat Cement Company Ltd slipping 2104.80 percent.
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TORONTO, March 7 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index retreated on Tuesday as lower commodity prices weighed on mining and energy shares, while industrials and financials also lost ground.
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With so much lost ground to cover, that makes investors like Gartman believe the worst isn't over just yet, especially with U.S. production being crimped by oil's slide.
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Although wheat area has lost ground over the years to more profitable crops like corn and soybeans, the United States remains one of the world's primary wheat exporters.
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SOHR said that more than 40 civilians had been killed in aerial and artillery bombardments by regime forces and their allies as they tried to recover lost ground.
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On the other hand, improved technology would help America compete with BRI for more secure relationships around the world – an area where the US has already lost ground.
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Umicore's shares had briefly jumped up by as much as 9.5% after an FT Alphaville report of possible bid interest from Total, but the stock then lost ground.
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Lyft rival Uber Technologies Inc also lost ground, dropping 1.4% after news that the company was laying off about one-fifth of its sales and marketing team, globally.
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Source: FactSet The downgrade pushed Caterpillar shares lower by more than 1 percent before the bell, but it recovered some of the lost ground after the market opened.
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LONDON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - European shares lost ground on Wednesday, impacted by a drop in Swiss drugmaker Novartis and German chemicals company BASF after their weak earnings updates.
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Brent, hit by growing signs of crude oversupply on world markets as demand ebbs, clawed back lost ground on Monday but was struggling to get much above $60.
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TORONTO, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Wednesday as higher gold prices supported mining shares, offsetting losses for the energy group as oil lost ground.
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Although the economy has since started to grow again, it will take many years before it recovers the lost ground, leaving whoever is in charge with few resources.
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There are growing signs 2016 could be a better year for Britain's big supermarkets, which have been hammered by a price war and lost ground to the discounters.
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Most Asian markets lost ground on Thursday, despite the mostly stronger close on Wall Street, as oil prices rose, but failed to recoup all of their overnight losses.
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Gold lost ground, snapping a week-long advance after a top Federal Reserve official joined other policymakers signaling support for a U.S. interest rate hike in coming months.
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Facebook shares, too, took a hit during Powell's appearance before the committee, although they largely recovered that lost ground and were trading 1.3% higher at $201.89 a share.
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The wages of the top 5 percent — and especially the top 1 percent — have skyrocketed, while the wages of the bottom half have stagnated or even lost ground.
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Lands' End lost ground to the likes of L.L. Bean in part because its clothing was mostly sold in worn-out Sears stores and on an outdated website.
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Peter Richardson, a research director at Hong Kong-based Counterpoint Research, said it was difficult to see a catalyst that would help Apple recover lost ground in China.
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But even with a fresh look and improved camera, it's hard to see how this will be enough for HTC to regain lost ground in the smartphone market.
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Mr. Navarro, a favorite of Mr. Trump's, had initially been excluded from the trip to Argentina, which led some to conclude that the hard-liners had lost ground.
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Reagan lost ground in places like New Hampshire, which had no state income or sales taxes and would have had to raise revenue to pay for those programs.
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For many, that is one reason that recent financial progress may seem overshadowed by the gains they've missed out on and a needling sense that they've lost ground.
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Zhang Baohui, a professor of political science at Lingnan University in Hong Kong, said that Taiwan had steadily lost ground to China's economic and diplomatic clout, now overwhelming.
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Stocks spent most of the day lower as shares of health insurers declined, and the dollar, which has steadily lost ground for most of the year, slipped further.
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The dollar lost ground against a basket of major currencies on Thursday even though data that showed a faster-than-forecast increase in domestic consumer prices in August.
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That's the only reason why I went back to TV. Cookie has made up for a lot of lost ground since returning home from a long prison sentence.
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The currency, which touched its weakest since Friday at C$1.2868, lost ground despite firm domestic data and a higher price of oil, one of Canada's major exports.
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The exit poll suggests that the Conservatives have lost ground in Scotland to the Scottish National Party, which is set to tighten its grip north of the border.
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However, MSCI's emerging equity index slipped 0.6 percent as Asian bourses in Hong Kong and Korea lost ground on anticipated selling by investors to make room for China.
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Asia markets lost ground Friday, following an overnight decline in U.S. equities, as the market priced in increasing chances the Federal Reserve might hike interest rates later this month.
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However, shares in the company - which have outperformed the market in 2017 - lost ground on concerns over its future use of cash and a lack of guidance for 2017.
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The pan-European Euro Stoxx 600 finished provisionally up by 0.6% in afternoon trade, led by media stocks with a climb of 1.8%, although autos lost ground on average.
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L > lost ground with the pound strengthening as markets awaited the outcome of talks between the government and the oppostion Labour party to try to break the Brexit deadlock.
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The company has lost ground to Verizon (VZ), and tougher competition is likely coming if T-Mobile (TMUS) and Sprint (S) are ultimately successful in their attempt to merge.
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"If we'd lost ground, it would have confirmed a negative signal about momentum in the short to medium term," said Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of Mortgage News Daily.
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Eastern Ghouta, stretching from eastern to northeastern suburbs of Damascus, has long been under opposition control in the six-year conflict, as rebels have lost ground in the west.
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The barrage comes as Clinton has lost ground in recent polls, with her average lead in a four-way race narrowing to 1.8 points, from 3.9 points on Sept.
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Wheat futures lost ground as advancing harvests in the United States and Europe, plus an Egyptian import tender dominated by Black Sea origins, kept attention on abundant world supply.
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While the construction unions work on most commercial and public works projects in the city, they have lost ground to nonunion contractors in the building of midrise residential towers.
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But as ISIS has lost ground on the battlefield, such work has become less of a priority, and the role of women is predictably changing to fit the circumstances.
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His competitors, including chief rival Bernie Sanders, return to Iowa this weekend to make up for lost ground after having been stuck in D.C. for the president's impeachment trial.
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Still, investors believed the dollar could make up some lost ground the next few weeks, with the Federal Reserve holding its first policy meeting this year on Feb. 0.23.
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These days Nissan has lost ground to Tesla and other rivals who offer models with much more range than the current generation Leaf's roughly 100-miles-per-charge capacity.
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Shares in travel-related companies regained some lost ground on Friday, and were mixed Monday, but are still mostly below their levels from before the virus began gaining attention.
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Overall, exporters have won back no lost ground during Hollande's term, with France's share of euro zone trade with the rest of the world stagnating at 12 percent. tmsnrt.
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Among the sectors that lost ground, consumer discretionary fell 0.4 percent, pressured by a 3 percent drop in the shares of automotive supplier Magna International Inc to C$54.45.
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Most Asian markets advanced Thursday as investors cheered clarity from the U.S. Federal Reserve and a rise in oil prices, but Japan shares lost ground as the yen strengthened.
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Standard Life Investments Property Income Trust slumped 9.4 percent, having earlier touched its lowest level since late 2013, while Land Securities, British Land and Intu Properties also lost ground.
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TORONTO, April 10 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Monday as financial and gold mining shares lost ground, offsetting gains for the energy group as oil prices rose.
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Saleh's loyalists have lost ground on the sixth day of heavy urban warfare with the Iran-allied Houthi militia during which the casualty toll has rapidly mounted in Sanaa.
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Microsoft unveiled a string of exclusive games for the Xbox console and the acquisition of four content studios, as it tries to regain lost ground against the Sony PlayStation.
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Launching a new, cheap iPhone could be crucial for Apple to compete with rivals like Huawei and Samsung as it seeks to regain lost ground in the smartphone market.
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Oil prices fell 2.5 percent as traders booked profits after a rally earlier this week pushed prices to their highest in 2016, and as the dollar regained lost ground.
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Democratic frontrunner former Vice President Joe Biden, asked whether Bloomberg could successfully skip the four early states, argued it might not be possible to make up for lost ground.
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Trump has lost ground among blue-collar whites, especially women, because many came to view the GOP's efforts to repeal the ACA as a threat to their economic security.
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Oil prices lost ground as fears about slower global demand and a surge in U.S. production outweighed expected supply cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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Financial shares lost ground after U.S. yields fell on the likelihood of an interest rate cut as early as next month following the Fed's policy meeting earlier this week.
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That was a 24 percent spike in local turnout, and it came while Sanders lost ground, taking 12,574 votes in the contest with Clinton but just 10,534 against Sanders.
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In an election with record-high turnout of 87 percent, the two largest parties, the opposition Moderates and Mr. Lofven's Social Democrats, both lost ground, while smaller parties gained.
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Even after Japanese chipmakers lost ground to South Korea, the suppliers continued to thrive, thanks to early inroads in overseas markets and the strength of their local supply chains.
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In Asia, excluding Japan, stock prices are expected to continue their rise and recover lost ground with double-digit cumulative gains from 2018 close predicted over the coming year.
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In contrast, men who entered male-dominated jobs or jobs that had an equal balance of men and women either maintained or lost ground in wages and occupational prestige.
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Both Biden and Sanders have lost ground compared to another survey conducted in June, when they both led Trump in hypothetical Michigan match-ups, 53 percent to 41 percent.
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Investors seem to have reached the same conclusion: The Mexican peso plunged 16 percent after the election, but since Inauguration Day it has recovered almost all the lost ground.
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In 2016, Trump lost ground relative to Romney in almost all of them, though the residual Republican strength was great enough that he still carried many, albeit often narrowly.
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A coalition between Merkel's CDU/CSU alliance - which lost ground to the AfD in September's ballot - and the SPD has governed Germany for eight of the last 12 years.
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Oil lost ground as investors awaited a meeting of OPEC and its allies later on Friday, which is expected to formally agree to more output curbs in early 2020.
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However, defensive and safe-haven companies lost ground, with teleom company Vodafone falling 2 percent, also pressured by a cut in its rating to "neutral" from "buy" by Citigroup.
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Mere months earlier, in the wake of the nuclear false alarm, Hanabusa led by as much as 20 points, but she lost ground as the incident faded from memory.
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Coordinated overseas strikes and lone wolf attacks have increased in the past year as IS has lost ground in Syria and Iraq, where it has established a self-proclaimed caliphate.
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Hayes' resignation is the latest high-level departure in the food sector, where traditional titans have lost ground to smaller brands while facing pressure from investors to become more efficient.
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Cooley helped revive interest in what had lost ground against its Scottish and American competitors by bringing old brands back to life and experimenting in ways that were previously inconceivable.
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TORONTO, July 11 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Tuesday as lower commodity prices weighed on energy and gold mining stocks, while the heavyweight financials group also lost ground.
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TORONTO, May 2 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index edged higher on Wednesday, although paring some earlier gains, as resource shares climbed, while financials and Maple Leaf Foods Inc lost ground.
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We've also included the 2015 Good Jobs rate to give you an idea of which cities showed improvement or lost ground when it comes to the labor force participation rate.
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Executive search specialists say the resumes that have deluged their offices in those countries reached a peaked after Macri lost ground to a centre-left Peronist challenger in the Aug.
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Globally, according to Freedom House, an NGO, civil liberties and political rights have declined for the past 12 years—in 2017, 71 countries lost ground while only 219 made gains.
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The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index fell on Monday as banking, energy and consumer stocks lost ground, offsetting gains among gold miners as global growth concerns mounted.
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"The latest weather model runs favour dryness over most of the corn and soy belts, which could help farmers recover some of the lost ground," Refinitiv Agriculture Research analysts said.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The dollar lost ground against most of its major peers on Monday, as growing expectations of an orderly Brexit bolstered the pound, euro and broader global investor sentiment.
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In Asia overnight, shares lost ground as investors awaited the non-farm payroll numbers, however Australian shares retraced some of their declines after the central bank lowered its inflation forecast.
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The Dow inched up, while the Nasdaq lost ground and the bellwether S&P 1.91 was nominally lower, hovering more than 2% below its record high reached on April 30.
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In 22006 of the 250 mid-terms held since 250, when the House of Representatives was fixed at 235 members, the president's party has lost ground in the lower chamber.
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And, of course, there is the opportunity cost of where Intel could have invested all those billions had it not been hellbent on trying to reclaim lost ground in mobile.
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In Syria, the militants lost ground this year to both Russian and Iranian-backed forces supporting President Bashar al-Assad and to the U.S.-backed Syria Democratic Forces (SDF) alliance.
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The defensive names such as real estate, utilities and consumer staples - each lost ground as a rise in U.S. Treasury yields served to make the dividend-paying companies less attractive.
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The blue-chip index reversed earlier small gains as big international firms such as British American Tobacco and GlaxoSmithKline progressively lost ground, as high inflation numbers helped the sterling recover.
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However, technology stocks such as AMS, Dialog Semiconductor and ARM lost ground after Apple posted its first-ever decline in iPhone sales and its first revenue drop in 13 years.
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Exporters lost ground after the yen firmed 0.4 percent to 99.87 yen per dollar, coming within sight of its seven-week peak of 99.55 to the dollar set on Tuesday.
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Gold rose to its highest since late April last week after the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady, but it has since lost ground as the dollar has firmed.
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Gold rose to its highest since late April last week after the Fed kept interest rates steady but has lost ground ever since after solid U.S. jobs data last Friday.
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ET. Canada's benchmark stock index fell on Friday as financial stocks lost ground along with bond yields and as natural resource companies pulled back despite an uptick in commodity prices.
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Oil prices rose nearly 2 percent on Wednesday, recovering some lost ground the previous day amid signs that OPEC and allied producers may cut output next month to boost prices.
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For the day, most sectors lost ground, dragged down by material plays and by banking stocks, as higher borrowing costs typically pressure rate-sensitive sectors such as property and banking.
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Undermined by lower U.S. yields, the dollar lost ground to its perceived safe-haven Japanese counterpart, though it clawed some of it back by the end of the Asian session.
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But that doesn't mean investors should blindly buy any stocks that have lost ground, according to Randy Frederick, managing director of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
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There are signs 2016 could be a better year for Britain's big supermarkets who have been hammered by a price war and lost ground to German discounters Aldi and Lidl.
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Exit polls from broadcaster Deutsche Welle following the Sunday vote showed that the CDU lost ground in the Baden-Wuerttemberg, Rhineland Palatinate, and Saxony-Anhalt regions where elections were held.
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Most sectors lost ground, while utilities sector gained 1.8 percent, aided by a strong rally in Power Assets Holdings after the company declared a dividend of HK$8.27 per share.
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The FTSE is down by around 2 percent since the start of 2016, with world stock markets having lost ground due to concerns about a China-led global economic slowdown.
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Funds were hurt in the first half of 2017 on sliding natural gas prices, while others lost ground in the second half on swings in oil prices during Hurricane Harvey.
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Mainland Chinese markets lost ground, with the closing down 41.08 points, or 1.35 percent, at 3,009.51, while the Shenzhen composite was off by 31.44 points, or 1.6 percent, at 1,930.26.
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The dollar lost ground against the yen and euro after U.S. labor data failed to reverse a downtrend that followed some of the biggest gains on record for China's yuan.
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The loonie lost ground in May for the fourth straight month, but it has still advanced 1.8% since the start of 2019, which is the best performance among G10 currencies.
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He didn't begin paying down his tab immediately, but he made up lost ground by buckling down and contributing 75% of his paycheck toward his loans starting in August 2012.
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Although Airbus has lost ground in "widebody" jets recently as it refreshes its range, the European giant has already grabbed half the market for "narrowbodies" such as the C-Series.
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Concerns about a slowdown in China, which is the world's second-biggest economy and a leading consumer of metals and oils, have contributed to world stock markets having lost ground.
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TORONTO, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index closed lower on Tuesday, weighed down by falls among stocks in its large energy and materials sectors as commodity prices lost ground.
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Counterpoint data Canalys's Rushabh Doshi explained that Samsung lost ground because Xiaomi was able to exploit its weakness in the sub-INR15,000 (US$240) market with its affordable Redmi series.
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Still, investors believed the dollar could make up some lost ground in the next few weeks, with the Federal Reserve holding its first policy meeting this year on Feb. 21.16.
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Sanders lost ground with blue-collar whites on Super Tuesday, as he did with all other groups, but the decline was not as precipitous as among their college-educated counterparts.
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There is a feeling of having lost ground as citizens — of no longer having any sway on the direction the country may take, as we felt we did back then.
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These virtual currencies have crashed before, but this time they seem in no hurry to gain back lost ground, largely because recent evidence has revealed problems with the new technology.
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After a week of solid gains on the back of hopes that Italy was going to avoid early elections, financial markets lost ground on Friday afternoon following Di Maio's comments.
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After a week of solid gains on the back of hopes that Italy was going to avoid early elections, financial markets lost ground on Friday afternoon following Di Maio's comments.
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The party has not won a Senate seat since Dennis DeConcini's last race in 1988 nor a statewide race of any kind since 2008, and actually lost ground in 2010.
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But theories that it began in Vietnam or China in 1915 or 1916 lost ground in recent years to a theory that it began in...the very middle of America.
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We lost ground in state legislatures, and we paid for it intensely, because even when federal action could be taken, in many ways it was undercut at the state level.
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Textron said it expected to see a healthier fourth quarter for the industrial business, as the unit now has a "very good team in place" to help recover lost ground.
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With organized labor having lost ground in recent decades and the rise of the gig economy, Ms. Horowitz still believes workers of any classification are more powerful when they organize.
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A 6.373 percent rise in financials paced the advance for the S&P 500, while names sensitive to a climb in interest rates - utilities, real estate and telecoms - lost ground.
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Biden, who has lost ground as the frontrunner in the state since he entered the race, is hoping a rebound he's seeing in some national polls will extend to Iowa.
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While most economists think the economy recovered some of its lost ground in the third quarter, the outlook further ahead is clouded by the global slowdown and the Brexit crisis.
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In that horrendous period, when global markets fell 55 percent, this hypothetical conservative portfolio would have lost about 13.5 percent — and recovered all of the lost ground within 7 months.
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Clinton, despite her national lead, appears to have lost ground in a number of states, according to a separate polling effort that takes a more granular look at the race.
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Valuations are still low, partly because last year's jump came after the MSCI EM Index lost ground in three of the prior four years and four of the prior six.
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A 1.6 percent rise in financials paced the advance for the S&P 500, while names sensitive to a climb in interest rates - utilities, real estate and telecoms , lost ground.
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TORONTO, April 25 (Reuters) - Canada's benchmark stock index fell on Monday as lower oil prices weighed on energy stocks, while financials and industrials also lost ground as risk appetite deteriorated.
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The party of the president in office has lost ground in the House in 36 of 39 midterms since the Civil War, with a loss of 33 seats on average.
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" In an interview with CNBC, Kudlow said the dollar had lost ground over the past year, adding: "I would not want to see it drop another 10 percent, for example.
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Crude oil futures took back some lost ground after skidding on news of a large weekly build in U.S. crude and distillate stockpiles and a smaller-than-expected drawdown in gasoline.
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By 2013, he had separated from his investment partner, relaunched Kase Capital, which he started in 1999, as a solo venture and set his sights on making up his lost ground.
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The dollar regained a little lost ground on the safe-haven yen to stand at 109.92, while the euro eased to $1.1175 and was off 0.5% for the week so far.
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A coalition between Merkel's CDU/CSU alliance - which lost ground to the AfD in September's ballot - and the SPD has run Europe's largest economy for eight of the past 12 years.
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The dollar regained a little lost ground on the safe-haven yen to stand at 109.85, while the euro eased to $1.1171 and was off 0.5% for the week so far.
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Hrafn Thorgeirsson, its chief executive, had said that the change was necessary to avoid the structural decline of the European market for charter flights, which has lost ground to scheduled flights.
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Over the last 24 hours, America's currency has lost ground against the Swiss franc, euro, yen and sterling but gained against emerging market currencies like the Mexican peso and Brazilian real.
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After closing the gap with Hillary Clinton last month, Trump has lost ground with the Democratic nominee after a rocky first debate and public dispute with a former beauty pageant contestant.
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Mining shares, the year's best performers in Europe, also lost ground with the sector index falling 1.2 percent on a firmer dollar that generally makes commodities costlier for other currency holders.
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And then it was reignited and it became the major reason toward the end, based on the best analysis that I can find, that I lost ground and ended up losing.
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Alaphilippe lost ground in last Sunday's Pyrenean stage but, despite having never raced for the general classification before, the holder of the yellow jersey will not go down without a fight.
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The greenback lost ground against the yen in Wednesday trading, dipping to its lowest level since late April, on the back of a deluge of chaotic political news out of Washington.
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As ISIS lost ground, the guards took their prisoners from one place to another, but every time they killed a few more of their hostages before herding the remainder onto buses.
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Prices lost ground as Chinese factory data and a U.S. warning that it was too early to predict the outcome of trade talks with Beijing raised concerns over the demand outlook.
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The loonie has advanced 1.9% since the start of the year even as it has lost ground since February, making it the second best performing currency in the G10 after sterling.
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The government struggled to deter attacks on pipelines and barges in the Niger Delta that help move oil supplies out of the country, but it has since recovered some lost ground.
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Airbus lost ground in volume terms but fractionally narrowed the gap in terms of market share by grabbing 38 percent of net orders in the first five months of the year.
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Chip equipment makers lost ground on signs of slowing demand in the semiconductor industry, with Tokyo Electron sliding 4.7 percent, Advantest Corp tanking 5.3 percent and Screen Holdings declining 3.4 percent.
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Financial stocks, which hunt for high-yielding products, also lost ground after Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields at one point dropped 2.259 percent overnight, which was the lowest since Nov. 17.
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The greenback did manage to claw back some lost ground against the perceived safe-haven yen, which faded as sentiment improved and regional equities rallied on reduced expectations of Fed tightening.
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Facebook shares, too, took a bit of a hit during Powells appearance before the committee, although they largely recovered that lost ground and were trading 1.3% higher at $201.89 a share.
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But Biden lost ground in two of the three betting markets being tracked by The Hill, after the former vice president was widely seen as having faltered on Thursday night's debate.
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Gold futures rose 0.1 percent to $1,242 an ounce as the U.S. dollar lost ground against a basket of major currencies, while copper prices advanced 1.2 percent to $5,725 a tonne.
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The United States and its allies are carrying out air raids in the area against Islamic State, which controls some parts of Hasaka province but has lost ground in recent months.
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But it was the 31-year-old's first since June's European Grand Prix, reigniting his title challenge after a run of lackluster races in which he steadily lost ground to Hamilton.
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On Tuesday, all main sectors lost ground, but resource shares, which have recently rebounded sharply on a global pick-up in commodity prices, were only down slightly, outperforming the broader market.
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Their candidates were eliminated in the first round, and that leaves them scrambling to try to come up with a strategy to make up for lost ground in the legislative elections.
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The euro and sterling rose, underpinned by optimism for a Brexit deal, while the U.S. dollar lost ground against a basket of currencies even as U.S. yields hovered near multiyear peaks.
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Most sectors lost ground but property shares were strong, as investors bet developers will benefit from the recent surge in home prices in major cities despite fresh curbs by local governments.
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But it lost ground among the more liberal, pro-European electorate in urban areas, failing to capture mayoralties in any of the major cities like Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw, Gdansk and Lodz.
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Wall Street's main markets all opened more than 22% higher, helped by plans for more U.S. fiscal stimulus and the dollar recouped some lost ground against the safe-haven Japanese yen.
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DXY lost ground against a basket of major currencies ahead of a policy decision by the Bank of Japan on Tuesday that could mark a change to its monetary easing policy.
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Gold miners meanwhile lost ground as the precious metal failed to retain its lustre a day after rallying on Fed Chair Janet Yellen's signal that rates will likely rise only gradually.
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The Swedish crown lost ground to the dollar and the euro following the Riksbank decision to keep interest rates on hold and extend its bond-buying programme by 15 billion crowns.
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The loonie lost ground even as data from Canada's national housing agency showed that housing starts fell less than expected in September, declining 2.5% from the previous month to 221,202 units.
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OIL SKIDS Oil lost ground as investors awaited a meeting of OPEC and its allies later on Friday, which is expected to formally agree to more output curbs in early 2020.
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And in the elections to come, Democrats actually lost ground: In 2012, Romney won Tazewell County with nearly 58 percent of the vote; Trump carried it in 2016 with 61 percent.
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In the last week, he has lost ground in at least 21 states, including in seven of the 18 states where he is leading, while improving his position in 19 states.
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Still, they are only in 14th place, 13 points behind fourth-place Tottenham, which lost ground in the title race with a 1-1 draw at Everton in Sunday's other league game.
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However, since allegations that he had misused public funds emerged – which he has rebuffed saying he has been a victim of "media lynching" – he has lost ground to the independent Emmanuel Macron.
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The dollar lost ground against the yen and euro on Thursday after U.S. unemployment data failed to reverse a downtrend that followed some of the biggest gains on record for China's yuan.
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Most Asian markets lost ground on Friday, as investors await closely watched April U.S. non-farm payroll numbers, but Australian shares retraced earlier losses after the central bank lowered its inflation forecast.
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Currencies in Latin American lost ground against the dollar, which at one point reached its highest level since May 2017, fueled by upbeat data on new orders for U.S.-made capital goods.
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SPSY was the S&P 500's biggest driver during the regular session as bank stocks were helped by rising U.S. Treasury yields, while the utilities and real estate sectors lost ground.
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Japanese shares lost ground on Wednesday in a mixed Asian trading session, as investors counted down to the upcoming British vote that will decide whether the U.K. remains in the European Union.
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However, miners lost ground following a sharp drop in prices of industrial metals as traders cashed in gains after last week's dramatic price spikes triggered by Donald Trump's U.S. presidential election victory.
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European shares lost ground for the week, despite a modest gain on Friday, driven by exchange operator NEX Group's 27-percent jump after a takeover offer from U.S.-based peer CME Group.
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Mr. Cruz, who ascended in the Republican race in part thanks to his effective debate performances, found himself absorbing the fiercest attacks yet as he looked to regain lost ground in Iowa.
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Machinery and cyclical shares such as shippers lost ground, with Fanuc Corp falling 2.1 percent, Tokyo Electron sliding 1.6 percent, Komatsu Ltd shedding 2.6 percent and Mitsui OSK Lines shedding 1.6 percent.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Nicolas Sarkozy has lost ground against his main conservative rival in the race for France's Republican party presidential nomination, two polls showed on Wednesday, hurt by legal and political setbacks.
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While the Houthis still control the main towns and cities in the north and west, they have steadily lost ground to government troops backed up by thousands of Gulf Arab air strikes.
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Overnight, Wall Street closed slightly lower as financials lost ground after JPMorgan and Bank of America warned of revenue weakness in the current quarter, but gains in defensive plays offset the decline.
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