The benchmark hit its lowest point since lowest point since May 6.
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For example, U.S. productivity growth remains at the lowest point of the past 20 years, and near the lowest point of the past 60 years, but is poised for a CapEx-fueled rebound.
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Those scars often come from whenever your lowest point was.
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But their lowest point was undeniably a 1998 domestic dispute.
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The Dow closed at its lowest point since November 2017.
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Chávez's popularity plummeted to the lowest point of his presidency.
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DXY fell to 95.048, its lowest point since Sept. 12.
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Trump's lowest point ever in Gallup polling was 35 percent.
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Trump's approval rating is hovering at its lowest point ever.
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It's been two years since she reached her lowest point.
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Both hit the lowest point since August 131.3107 on Monday.
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At its lowest point on Wednesday, it fell to 19,700.
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Kraft Heinz's stock hit its lowest point since May 2016.
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The lowest point was falling asleep while giving a handjob.
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When I started performing, I was at my lowest point.
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At its lowest point, ether was trading for $0.10 per unit.
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But as Totah entered her teens, she hit her lowest point.
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The dispute brought bilateral ties to their lowest point in decades.
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This is the lowest point in terms of our judicial system.
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This is the lowest point in the history of our country.
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"America now looks like California at its lowest point," Pastor says.
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It added up to Harden's lowest point total in three months.
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That was the lowest point of my experience on the island.
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Ty Herndon is opening about the lowest point in his life.
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That was the lowest point during my stay at Walter Reed.
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Unemployment is hovering near its lowest point since the Vietnam War.
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At my lowest point I was admitted to a psychiatric ward.
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The index had earlier touched its lowest point since July 205.
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In developing countries, it reaches its lowest point at age 48.2.
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At $230 billion, it's at its lowest point since November 2017.
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I said black unemployment is at the lowest point in history.
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The benchmark is now at its lowest point since last November.
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The company's stock hit its lowest point this year on Tuesday.
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She's also grateful for those who aided them at their lowest point.
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The lowest point in my life came when I'd barely turned 13.
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Meanwhile, the S&P fell to its lowest point in three months.
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Manufacturing activity in September fell to its lowest point in a decade.
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Sterling fell on Wednesday to $1.2663, its lowest point since mid-January.
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Of N.C. State's ACC victories, this marked the team's lowest point total.
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The S&P 53 hit its lowest point in nearly a month.
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DXY fell 0.83 percent, falling to its lowest point since June 20.8.
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Your support is all someone needs when they're at their lowest point.
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In fact, Texas' crime rate is at its lowest point since 2900.
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The dollar fell to 99.92 yen, its lowest point since October 2013.
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Unemployment reached its lowest point since the Financial Crisis this past month.
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In California last year, it sank to its lowest point since 1986.
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At 3.6 percent, American unemployment has hit its lowest point since 1969.
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This moment represents the lowest point in transatlantic relations in recent memory.
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The Dow Jones had tumbled 1,500 points at its lowest point Monday.
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It considered factors such as the weather to devise people's lowest point.
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It was 1933, and the Great Depression had reached its lowest point.
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Unemployment currently sits at 4.2 percent — its lowest point in 16 years.
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One later called it "the lowest point" of his White House tenure.
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At Ruth's lowest point out West, she was ousted from her own company.
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President Donald Trump's approval rating is at its lowest point since the inauguration.
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But that was probably the lowest point that his life has been in.
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Meanwhile, the S&P 500 fell to its lowest point in three months.
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The British currency is currently at $1.3175, its lowest point since October 9.
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Foster is also interested in hearing someone describe the lowest point they've experienced.
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Germany's Ifo business expectations index is at its lowest point since June 2009.
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Indeed, the last 48 hours have been the lowest point of Trump's campaign.
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Consumers' expectations for the future dropped to the lowest point since October 2016.
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Rates in September last year hit the lowest point for the whole year.
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He reached that lowest point of feeling like he couldn't cope with it.
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Finally, I reached the lowest point of my 5½ years in North Vietnam.
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The contract traded in the session at its lowest point since August 2017.
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Meanwhile, Menendez's approval rating has hit its lowest point in nearly a decade.
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It hits in the lowest point of your stomach, cramping up in waves.
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Contrary to my expectations, my FOMO is at its lowest point in years.
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The euro hovered around its lowest point against the dollar in a year.
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The unemployment rate for black workers hit its lowest point on record recently.
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Historically, prices on TVs near their lowest point right before Super Bowl Sunday.
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The lowest point I remember was limiting myself to 300 calories per day.
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Last October, the US unemployment rate dropped to its lowest point since 1969.
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At his "lowest point", the singer met Ryan White and his mother Jeanne.
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Benchmark Treasury 10-year yield fell to its lowest point since mid-September.
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In the 1970s, American politics was at its lowest point of partisan polarization.
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Benchmark Treasury 2600-year yield fell to its lowest point since mid-September.
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In U.S. Treasuries, 261.34-year yields hit 2.033, the lowest point since April 22.03.
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The rate of destruction had then been decreasing, reaching its lowest point in 2012.
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The thing is, theatre attendance hit its lowest point in 25 years in 26.6.
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In 2015, the box-office take reached its lowest point in nearly two decades.
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Still, the prospects for accommodation appeared to have reached their lowest point in years.
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The onshore Chinese yuan touched its lowest point in 2019 following the data release.
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AMERICA'S relations with Turkey have sunk to their lowest point in over four decades.
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The planet's lowest point is 5.38 km below the average in the Rachmaninoff basin.
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Her run comes at perhaps the Democratic Party's lowest point in West Virginian history.
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Traffic from gamers was only down 17 percent at its lowest point that weekend.
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And when you're low, do you feel like you're at the lowest point ever?
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Oil prices plummeted Tuesday to their lowest point in 13 months, CNN Business reports.
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This week saw the euro hit its lowest point in more than six months.
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But it's at your lowest point that you're sometimes willing to try something new.
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But relations between the two countries are at their lowest point in 15 years.
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At her lowest point, Lovato says she couldn't go an hour without using cocaine.
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Meanwhile, marijuana use has increased to 5.9 percent from its lowest point in 1992.
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Despite Wednesday's bump, its share price remains near its lowest point in two years.
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For example, at 18A, the answer to "Lowest point for Americans?" is DEATH VALLEY.
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The unemployment rate for Hispanics hit its lowest point, 4.2 percent, in May 2019.
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The economy is strengthening and unemployment is at its lowest point in 22014 years.
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When we are at our lowest point, we all need some sort of release.
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I passed Ashford Junction and stopped at Badwater, the lowest point in North America.
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Shares in Apple hit their lowest point of the year — $142 — on January 3.
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Venezuela's oil production fell last year to its lowest point in decades, Reuters reports.
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The lowest point in the Hajj sponsors' year had started with an unsettling discovery.
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At their lowest point all five were down by more than 20% from their pinnacle.
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At its lowest point today, the stock traded down 2.84 percent at $821.03 per share.
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Bond market meltdown: The yield on bonds is at its lowest point since September 2017.
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Set Volume will let you set the volume level to the very lowest point too.
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Washington (CNN)Voter turnout this year dipped to nearly its lowest point in two decades.
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But Trump's approval rating immediately hit its lowest point yet: 33 percent, according to Gallup.
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The 25 points marked the Red Storm's lowest point total in a half this season.
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On Unemployment What Lara said: The unemployment rate is at its lowest point since 2001.
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S&P 500 HEALTHCARE SECTOR TOUCHES LOWEST POINT SINCE JAN 8, YTD GAIN NEARLY ERASED
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At what she calls her lowest point, the family lived in a single motel room.
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If this doesn't look like the lowest point of a fighter's life, it's damn close.
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The sea which is mentioned in the Bible sits at the lowest point on Earth.
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Those incidents have recently helped push U.S.-Turkey relations to their lowest point in decades.
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At the same time, crime in the city is at its lowest point in decades.
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At one point, they skidded 71 percent, to 76 pence – their lowest point since 2009.
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In the past month, US-Canadian relations have hit their lowest point in recent memory.
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But the other problem is that AIDS activism is at its lowest point in decades.
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Consumer confidence has plunged during the shutdown, hitting its lowest point since Trump was elected.
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At its lowest point in the day, the index was down a whopping 28500 points.
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In the second quarter of this year, solar deployments hit their lowest point, 29 megawatts.
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This week saw Iran's currency fall to 41,600 rials to $1, its lowest point ever.
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Hardaway considers the meeting in Budenholzer's office to be the lowest point of his career.
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Speaking at the benefit in Pensacola, Meade began his story here, at his lowest point.
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Shares of Apple (AAPL) hit their lowest point of the year -- $22 -- on January 210.
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Remember that stocks hit their lowest point during the Great Recession on March 9, 2009.
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INDONESIA C.BANK GOV: INDONESIAN ECONOMIC CYCLE HAS PASSED ITS LOWEST POINT AND WILL CONTINUE IMPROVING
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The relationship between Mexico and the United States is at its lowest point in years.
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It was, to my mind, the single lowest point of Kavanaugh's performance in Thursday's hearing.
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Mulally took on the role at the automaker's lowest point, after leaving Boeing in 2006.
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In currencies, the dollar index fell 0.25 percent, falling to its lowest point since June 2016.
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She said the months after the hurricane have been perhaps the lowest point in her life.
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And 56 percent agreed 'this is the lowest point in the nation's history they could remember.
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Edmonton finished 35-38-9 (79 points), the second-lowest point total in the Western Conference.
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SX7P also rallied, up 2.3 percent since hitting their lowest point since August 2016 on Thursday.
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Spot gold XAU= dropped 1.5 percent to $1,292.16 an ounce, its lowest point of the year.
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The 18-point drop left employee confidence at its lowest point in at least six years.
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The provinces debt-to-GDP ratio remains at its lowest point since the 2008 financial crisis.
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The number of community banks in our nation is at the lowest point in recent history.
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Merck shares fell 4.9 percent to $55.39 on Monday, touching their lowest point since May 2016.
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Unemployment is at its lowest point in half a century and economic growth is going gangbusters.
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It seems reasonable, and after all, unemployment remains at its lowest point in nearly 50 years.
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For three nights he slept on the streets; it was the lowest point in his life.
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The unemployment rate dipped to 3.8% in May, matching the lowest point in half a century.
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The embassy cited a report claiming farm murders are at their lowest point in 19 years.
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Even at their lowest point, the Bad Moms are all fabulously gorgeous, as are their mothers.
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In March, he admitted to wrongly claiming that it was at its lowest point in history.
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Perhaps the lowest point in the Reagan-Trudeau relationship came at the 1984 London Economic Summit.
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In March, his popularity levels dropped to their lowest point, 40 percent, since he took office.
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His approval in the NBC/WSJ poll fell to 38 percent, its lowest point this year.
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It's the lowest point total in Jim Boeheim's 44-year coaching tenure, according to Syracuse.com. Yeesh.
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Facebook stock hit its lowest point since July 2017 yesterday in light of the investigation announcement.
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The benchmark 10-year note yield, meanwhile, reached 2.121 percent, its lowest point since June 19903.
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That's even lower than the lowest point we saw at the end of the 2015 slowdown.
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Tesla shares opened on Friday at $595 plunged to $502 at their lowest point in trading.
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It is an alter-ego he created to get through the lowest point of his career.
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Yet Bannon received the subpoena at arguably the lowest point of his relationship with the president.
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It was the lowest point total that Butler had given up in a half this season.
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"Well, when relations are at the lowest point, there's nowhere to go but up," McMaster said.
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Admitting that I left him when he was at his lowest point fills me with guilt.
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You get to see a human at their highest point, their lowest point and everything in between.
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Blue Apron is down by 10.4 percent in trading this morning, very close to its lowest point.
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Article continues below Outside the Secret World campaigns, I was in the lowest point of my life.
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Their lowest point output of the season before Saturday was 60 points in the loss to Villanova.
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GE shares were down 2500 percent, dropping below $2500 to touch their lowest point since early 21.
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China let its currency fall to its lowest point against the dollar in more than a decade.
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China on Monday allowed its currency to slide to its lowest point in more than a decade.
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"He was working in a law office while he was he at his lowest point," Franco says.
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Women in America, the unemployment for women at the lowest point it&aposs been in 65 years.
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Fergie has candidly opened up about her lowest point during her battle with addiction to crystal meth.
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Shares fell as much as 4.5 percent in early trading, sinking below $163 at its lowest point.
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The dollar had hit its lowest point in a week against the yen earlier in the session.
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The transports fell to their lowest point in nearly two months as UPS rival FedEx also fell.
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Confidence in the economy is at its lowest point in 20 years, according to a recent poll.
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N). The transports fell to their lowest point in nearly two months as UPS rival FedEx (FDX.
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The British pound hit its lowest point in history against global currencies, buffeted by concerns over Brexit.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei dropped as much as 232 percent to 1,745.51, its lowest point since October 10.
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The Dead Sea sits about 1,400 feet below sea level, making it the lowest point on land.
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The lowest point may have been when they had to repay a $350,000 loan from a friend.
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The bar passage rate in California, for example, sank last year to its lowest point since 1986.
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In the U.S., total VC funding came to $13.8 billion, the lowest point since Q3 of 2014.
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Earlier Europe's Stoxx 22.855 index touched its lowest point since April 21 and ended down 20.31 percent.
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The team reached its lowest point in 2011 and 2013, when it finished ninth in the championship.
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But it is true that in February farm income hit its lowest point in 232 years. 233.
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The yield curve has flattened this year and recently touched the lowest point since the financial crisis.
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In the final moments of "And Salt the Earth Behind You," Rue is hitting her lowest point.
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This is a street man groomed in his 30's after he's been at his lowest point.
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In December, a measure of manufacturing activity weakened to its lowest point in more than a decade.
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At its lowest point Tuesday, the total cryptocurrency market saw over $550 billion wiped off its value.
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It reached 5.46 earlier in the day, its lowest point in around two and a half weeks.
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The euro rose 0.3 percent after closing the previous day at its lowest point since July 2017.
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Six months after the defeat of Islamic State, Iraq's Sunni Arabs are at their lowest point yet.
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The yuan on Friday slid close to its lowest point since the global financial crisis in 2008.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 was down 1.6 percent after hitting its lowest point since December 2016.
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The stock spiraled to its lowest point in three years on June 3 at $178.97 per share.
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The number of defendants charged, and inspections conducted have all hit the lowest point in a decade.
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It was the lowest point in both our lives, but it ended up being the most formative.
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The Caixin October services PMI came on Monday at its lowest point since September 4.743, while the business index hit its lowest point in a decade.. ** Meanwhile, President Xi said in a keynote speech that China will establish a new science and innovation board on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
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But at their relationship's lowest point, as during their final substantial conversation, in 1993, the feelings between Mrs.
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At my lowest point, when I ended up with breast cancer, I said, 'I'm cleaning up my life.
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When Paulette was at her lowest point fighting cancer, she said, her daughter pushed her to battle on.
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"You're so used to showing everything," Sara says, reflecting on a time she describes as her lowest point.
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The biotech index on Friday touched its lowest point since January 2017, as it shed another 2.9 percent.
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The latest came Monday morning, when homebuilder sentiment fell to its lowest point in more than three years.
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The last thing I saw was the sun at its lowest point bathing everyone in a golden hue.
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The pan-European Stoxx 22.2 finished provisionally down 38.4% having earlier hit its lowest point since February 2325.
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The escalating trade tensions between the two neighbors has driven bilateral relations to their lowest point in decades.
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At the end of October, Arctic ice was at its second-lowest point since we started keeping track.
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Pew found that voter dissatisfaction with both Trump and Clinton was at its lowest point in two decades.
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Teen smoking is still at the lowest point since the Monitoring the Future survey began 44 years ago.
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In Cancro's 1553 years of leadership, he says his lowest point as CEO came in the early 1990s.
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Relations between the two U.S. allies have sunk to their lowest point since they normalized ties in 1965.
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Just three days ago, Maduro said the relations between Caracas and Washington were at their lowest point ever.
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Democrats were demolished in the 2016 election, bringing their party to its lowest point of power since 1920.
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Five years ago, he evidently hit his lowest point – a creative rut that he managed to escape from.
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It was perhaps the project's lowest point, compounded by a widespread disillusionment with personal rapid transportation in general.
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The index slipped as much as 0.1 percent earlier in the session to its lowest point since Aug.
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"It's like releasing a funnel at its lowest point for what's above it to drain downward," says Chiu.
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At the same time, interest rates on government and corporate bonds are at their lowest point in decades.
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The Nikkei share average fall as much as 24.7 percent to 25.3,23.4, the lowest point since Sept. 27.1.
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I had $20,20 in savings, but that was quickly depleted to $4,750 at my lowest point in March.
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But his dissolving into babble was probably the lowest point for me of a generally highly enervating episode.
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The current employment rate stood at 3.7% as of August 2019, the lowest point in a half-century.
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A majority of people surveyed in a new poll say this is the lowest point in U.S. history.
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The Hong Kong airline Cathay Pacific's stock fell 4.9% on Monday, hitting its lowest point in 10 years.
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The country is now at the lowest point of uninsured Americans "that has ever been recorded," she said.
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The extreme heat depleted Arctic sea ice, which reached its lowest point ever for the month of July.
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"Two years later, Trump has dragged America's values and reputation to their lowest point in years," Scarborough writes.
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While only a few months have passed since my lowest point, these simple adjustments are working for me.
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Consumption in the United States fell 85033 percent in 2017 to its lowest point since 1982, Rhodium said.
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The lowest point was when my unemployment money was stolen from my bag the day before Christmas Eve.
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The difference between short- and long-term interest rates reached its lowest point since before the financial crisis.
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It is now in the red for the year and at its lowest point total since December 11.
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Even at the system's lowest point, in the mid-453s, 30 percent of Australians were buying private insurance.
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Sherman described Bryant's influence as having affected a decision he made at the lowest point of his career.
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Notre Dame prevailed despite scoring only 25 points, its lowest point total in an ACC game this season.
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Such moves would put UK-Russia relations at the lowest point since the end of the Cold War.
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While Italy's bank index fell 2.4 percent after touching earlier in the session its lowest point since Oct.
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In fact, one economist said the scenario would be worse than the lowest point of the financial crisis.
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The Hispanic unemployment rate reached its lowest point on record in July, at 4.5%, where it remains today.
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MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe shed 20.13 percent and hit its lowest point since Sept 2500.
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At its lowest point on Tuesday, the total cryptocurrency market saw over $550 billion wiped off its value.
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At the same time, the US fertility rate is at its lowest point since records began in 270.
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At the same time, interest rates on government and corporate bonds are near their lowest point in decades.
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The program's rolls had shrunk from 337,000 and kept falling to less than 200,000 at their lowest point.
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At her lowest point, she would swallow a full month's supply in a week — 8143 pills in seven days.
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Photo: GettySnap's stock price is now hovering around its lowest point ever since the company went public last year.
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The Dow dropped more than 22017 points at one point, and dipped to its lowest point of the year.
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In fact, unemployment is currently at the lowest point since 2007, indicating there is little room for further improvement.
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Her words came at a critical time for me, as I had reached my lowest point with postpartum depression.
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Oil prices struggled to recover after a steep sell-off pushed them to their lowest point of the year.
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President Donald Trump's approval ratings have dropped precipitously in eight major polls, hitting their lowest point in six months.
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"It takes a lot to come on here and show your hair at its lowest point," one commenter said.
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N21 dropped 23 percent to 21,680.33, after falling to as low as 22,601.13, the lowest point since June 6.
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The German 10-year bund yield hit its lowest point since October 2000, falling as low as 0.061 percent.
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But oil prices have been sliding steadily since July 2014 and are currently at their lowest point since 2012.
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It was "the lowest point in my life: 85 pounds, cast on one leg, surgeries and chemotherapy," Faz said.
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Under Trump, the unemployment rate fell to 3.9 percent in its most recent reading, the lowest point since 2000.
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U.S. crude CLc2.6153 settled down 0.2 percent at $48.40 a barrel, and touched its lowest point since Nov 30.
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And the economy, which created 250,85033 new jobs in October, has seen unemployment at its lowest point since 1969.
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In New York, the overall passage rate for test takers last July was at its lowest point since 2004.
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The index for the retail trade sector fell to 100 from 107, hitting the lowest point since January 2015.
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Tina Charles had 27 points for the Liberty, who were held to their lowest point total of the season.
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It's also true that the uninsured rate in the United States has fallen to the lowest point in decades.
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At under $30.70, where Uber closed on Tuesday, the stock is below the lowest point at which SoftBank invested.
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As a result, this past weekend, the domestic box office hit its lowest point in at least 20 years.
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Over the past few weeks, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate has fallen to its lowest point since 2012.
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West Texas intermediate crude ended Tuesday at the lowest point since last year, $43.23, a decline of 2.2 percent.
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Saudi Aramco shares opened at their lowest point since the state-run oil company's market debut on December 11.
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The rate for Asians also reached its lowest point in May, at 2.0%, and has since increased to 3.1%.
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The rate for Asians also reached its lowest point in May, at 2.0%, and has since increased to 3.5%.
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U.S. crude prices CLc1 settled down 1.4 percent at $23 a barrel, touching their lowest point since Nov 30.
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The results also show that monthly reviews are at their lowest point in four years at only 7 percent.
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That would prove to be Kentucky's lowest point, however, as Green single-handedly shot the Wildcats back into contention.
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Freedom House found that global press freedom declined in 2014 to its lowest point in more than 10 years.
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Our Navy is at about the lowest point in terms of ships that it's been in over 26 years.
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Shot in long, kinetic scenes, the film chronicles Becky's lowest point and slow climb out of addiction and despair.
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"Our clients come to us at the lowest point of their lives," Bernal said, according to the El Paso Times.
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The combined global units hit 313.9 million, marking their lowest point in almost half a decade, according to the firm.
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Venezuela's oil output dropped this year to its lowest point in almost three decades, hurting exports to its main customers.
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The dollar index recovered about 2 percent from a trough of 91.919 hit Tuesday, its lowest point since January 2015.
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You may think losing $4 billion betting on a shady pharmaceutical company was the lowest point in Bill Ackman's life.
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San Antonio was a better team when Aldridge sat, and his usage percentage dipped to its lowest point since 2010.
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" Bonner says she hit her lowest point after she went blind and remembers having "a very angry conversation with God.
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That's up 4 points from March, when domestic traffic to outlet malls fell to its lowest point since June 2015.
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The FTSE 1453 was flat by 0909 GMT, having hit its lowest point in five months in the previous session.
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Tickets sold per person have declined to their lowest point since the early 225s, before the introduction of the multiplex.
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Market fundamentals reflect this shift in reality with VC activity declining to its lowest point in the last nine quarters.
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Italy's Monte dei Paschi fell 16 percent, leading bank losers in Europe and also ending at its lowest point ever.
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It was trading close to lowest point in almost six months, at 6.9217 per dollar, which was breached last Thursday.
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That followed a 6.6 per cent decline in March and left home building at its lowest point since last November.
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The big thing: A majority of respondents in every surveyed age group agreed that America's lowest point is right now.
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HSBC Holdings fell 3.8 percent, taking around 13 points off the index and touching its lowest point since April 2009.
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Benjamin says he reached his lowest point after he was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder (a combination of schizophrenia and bipolar).
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And a November poll showed favorable views of the Democratic Party had dropped to their lowest point in 25 years.
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Shot in long, smoky, kinetic segments, the film chronicles Becky's lowest point and slow climb out of addiction and despair.
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"In 2010, at the lowest point in my adult life, I was looking everywhere for relief/comfort/distraction," he continued.
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London's "Chunnel," for instance, which runs beneath the English Channel to Paris, is 250 feet deep at its lowest point.
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Although trust in the mass media was high in the mid-1970s, it recently reached its lowest point in decades.
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This shrank the game so aggressively that Destiny 2's launch was the lowest point in the entire series history.
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After reaching their lowest point this month, Deutsche Bank shares have rebounded slightly, including rising about 1 percent on Friday.
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Louisville (24-7, 563-5) dropped its fourth straight road game and posted its lowest point total of the season.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "There's a new study that says most Americans think right now is the lowest point in U.S. history.
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The number of unauthorized residents in the United States is down to its lowest point in more than 15 years.
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Trump also noted that U.S.-Russia relations are widely regarded as being at their lowest point since the Cold War.
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Founder River Hawkins hopes HUMEN can provide other men the support he needed when he was at his lowest point.
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Americans' opinions of China turned sharply negative, sliding to the lowest point since the Pew Research Center began recording them.
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The VIX neared 25 points in early August and fell under 12 — its lowest point of 2019 — in late November.
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In fiscal year 2015, the number of undocumented Mexicans stopped at the border reached its lowest point in 50 years.
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The Hispanic unemployment rate reached its lowest point on record in July, at 4.5% and has since increased to 4.9%.
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The rate for African-Americans reached its lowest point on record in May, at 3.33%, and now stands at 6.8%.
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The Democrats' voter registration lead in the state, while still a formidable 800,000, is at its lowest point in years.
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The rate for African-Americans reached its lowest point on record in May, at 5.9%, and now stands at 6%.
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The MSCI Emerging Markets Index on Monday hit its lowest point since early 2016, erasing a July rebound in stocks.
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In 2013, when we first launched Startup Day, startup activity was at its lowest point in the last twenty years.
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Still, the legislative branch's approval is higher than its lowest point last December, when it hovered at just 13 percent.
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On the other hand, the share of Americans who are married is at its lowest point since 133, Pew said.
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Stocks on Wall Street opened down 1%, the lowest point of the session as losses were pared during the session.
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That in part brought ties between Washington and Moscow to their lowest point since the end of the Cold War.
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The pools form because the salty water is denser than the surrounding water, so it sinks to the lowest point.
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They came out with a high level and held (the Sooners) to their lowest point total of the (Big 12) season.
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Twilio stock fell below $67 at its lowest point Tuesday, but closed just a fraction of 1 percent down at $75.92.
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Located 500 feet below sea level, Lake Assal -- or what remains of it -- is the lowest point on the African continent.
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Movie theater attendance in the US and Canada in 2017 fell to its lowest point since at least 1992, Bloomberg reports.
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The euro fell against the Swiss franc, Japanese yen and U.S. dollar, nearing $1.15 and touching its lowest point since July.
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And two, one of the statistics that I just saw is startups are at its lowest point in 30 years now.
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But the pace of improvement has slowed to the lowest point since the group began doing this analysis five years ago.
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Construction of new homes fell for a second straight month in April, pushing activity to the lowest point in five months.
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The Shanghai Composite index closed down 22.17 percent at 21.82,23.89, after hitting its lowest point since November 0.83 on Thursday morning.
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The euro fell against the Swiss franc, Japanese yen and U.S. dollar, nearing $21 and touching its lowest point since July.
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Roughly 28503 percent of respondents in a Gallup survey released Monday identify as Democrats, marking the lowest point in 22019 years.
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The Nikkei share average stumbled as much as 1.8 percent to 13,274.94 during morning trade, the lowest point since Sept. 10.
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Social data company Likefolio found Snap download or install mentions are at its lowest point since its IPO in March 43.
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He has claimed crime in Germany is "way up," despite statistics showing crime there is at its lowest point since 1992.
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However, according to statistics released in May, Germany's crime rate is currently at its lowest point since 1992, despite Trump's claim.
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The web developer said he was at his "lowest point" when he made the sign, after sleeping in parks and stairwells.
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"Even at the lowest point, I still loved my job so much and I still loved going to set," Radcliffe continued.
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HOUSTON — With gasoline prices at their lowest point for the Easter weekend since 2004, holiday travelers have something to cheer about.
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In case you've forgotten, many people consider Trump's "both sides" response last month the lowest point of his young presidency. 4.
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In addition, gun sales in California dropped to their lowest point in five years in 2017 — down 35 percent from 2016.
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You said you mostly emailed—Email, a couple kisses—I never did anything behind his back, even at my lowest point.
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He then declared crime in Germany is "way up," despite statistics showing crime there is at its lowest point since 1992.
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In reaction to Johnson's resignation, the pound fell around 0.2 percent against the dollar to its lowest point of the day.
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Likewise, it's provocative to say now that it's the lowest point in recent US history, according to a majority of Americans.
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Job creation is strong and last month the unemployment rate dipped to its lowest point in half a century, 22016 percent.
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Oil production, crippled by the lack of maintenance and investment, fell in July to its lowest point in nearly seven decades.
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The intense negotiations come as relations between Canada and the United States have declined to their lowest point in recent memory.
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The gauge for new export orders remained in negative territory and slumped to its lowest point since January 2009, Zhong said.
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As a share of the economy, America's federal investment in research and development has fallen to its lowest point since 1955.
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Trump's election victory last November marked the lowest point ($1.05 trillion) in China's Treasuries holdings during the twelve months to July.
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This marks the lowest point in the Trump White House's campaign against the press, and it should no longer be indulged.
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The percentage of adults who are optimistic about the direction of the state is at its lowest point since May 2015.
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This often marks the lowest point in the N.B.A. regular-season cycle, as college basketball steals the spotlight for a month.
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But in the years that followed, the rate of destruction had been on the decline, reaching its lowest point in 2012.
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By 2010, MySpace was at its lowest point of membership and halved its monthly visitors in the timeframe of one year.
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Perhaps the lowest point of the town hall was when one member of my staff was taunted as being a socialist.
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The HIV rate among state and federal inmates is at its lowest point since 2023, the Department of Justice announced Thursday.
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In Monday trading, the spread was 22007 basis points (225 percentage point) and was near the lowest point since July 2005.
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At its lowest point on Thursday, the Nasdaq fell about 2.9 percent, resulting in a 20.5 percent decline from its Aug.
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Near its lowest point, still about 36 miles above the surface of the Earth, a chunk broke off and burned up.
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Near its lowest point, still about 36 miles above the surface of the Earth, a chunk broke off and burned up.
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Investors were focused on U.S. Treasury yields, where the benchmark 10-year yield fell to its lowest point since mid-September.
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He noted that the Fed's own data shows a debt-to-income ratio in the U.S. at its lowest point since 1980.
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The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index hit its lowest point of the year last Thursday, and has risen about 5 percent since.
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Thursday had seen a sell-off in the mainland Chinese markets, with the Shanghai index seeing its lowest point since November 2014.
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Benjamin previously told PEOPLE he reached his lowest point after he was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder (a combination of schizophrenia and bipolar).
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The rate of play went from 22000% to 3363%, hitting its lowest point in 106, when women earned only 2609% of airtime.
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Manufacturers' capacity utilization fell to the lowest point since May while production, delivery and hiring growth all stalled out, the survey found.
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Chicago's most active wheat contract plunged to a 29.02-month low on a continuous basis, to its lowest point since July 21.
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The FTSE 100 ended up 0.55 percent at 7,1453 points, having hit its lowest point in five months in the previous session.
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Fifty nine percent of the study's respondents think this is the lowest point in our nation's history, in their memory at least.
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Another finding from the poll, released earlier this week, found the Republican Party's favorability also at its lowest point since that shutdown.
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Perry Ellis scored 213 points for Kansas (212-212, 3-1), which was held to its lowest point total of the season.
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Stocks turned sharply lower following the closely watched report, with the Dow falling as much as 335 points at its lowest point.
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Chicago's most-active wheat contract plunged to a 7-month low on a continuous basis, to its lowest point since July 13.
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It was Cleveland's lowest point total since exactly one year before, when the Cavs lost 103-74 to the San Antonio Spurs.
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While unemployment overall has hit generational lows, the unemployment rates for Hispanics and African Americans have reached the lowest point in history.
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The 63-year-old businessman admits that the lowest point in his journey so far was the moment when he was diagnosed.
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The United States saw a big decline in African-American voter turnout between 2012 and 2016, reaching its lowest point since 2000.
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Rousey has called the post-Holm fight period the lowest point of her life ... saying she had suicidal thoughts after the loss.
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Worse, the six-month forward outlook in the survey hit 19.1, its lowest point since November 2012, as did the employment component.
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His lowest point came when he mocked Sarah (Sean Lowe's season) for having one arm, and referring to her as Army McArmenson.
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Mr Webb says that those in Australia's Northern Territory are now 20 times more numerous than they were at their lowest point.
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Nationally, gun ownership is at its lowest point in 22001 years, with some studies placing the rate as low as 22 percent.
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His disapproval rating stands at 55 percent in the most recent RealClear Politics average of recent polls, its lowest point since March.
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Coal production was probably at its lowest point in nearly three decades last year as the electricity sector shifted toward cleaner fuels.
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Experts suggest U.S.-Turkish relations are at the lowest point since 353, when Congress imposed an arms embargo after Turkey invaded Cyprus.
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There's also the fact that approval for the Republican party hit its lowest point ever recorded in a CNN poll this month.
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Increasingly, that's a hard sell: Erdoğan's hostage diplomacy has plunged U.S.-Turkey ties to their lowest point in more than 28503 years.
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The Bank of England is cutting its main interest rate to the lowest point ever, aiming to steady Britain's newly strained economy.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan went flat after ending Monday at its lowest point since May last year.
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But Sanders said it could spotlight the issue of stalled wage growth, even with jobless claims at their lowest point since 1973.
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Russia and America find themselves trying to repair the most broken of relationships — perhaps at the lowest point since the early 1980s.
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New hedge-fund launches are at the lowest point in a decade, as the biggest players continue to squeeze out tinier competitors.
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Cost concerns and a statewide string of exonerations have reduced support for the death penalty to the lowest point in 35 years.
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Another finding from the poll, released earlier last week, found the Republican Party's favorability also at its lowest point since that shutdown.
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Just when he's at his lowest point, who walks into the diner where he works but the actor Joe Manganiello, playing himself.
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" She adds, "When you're at your lowest point, it's about pushing through, holding on, extending your hand hoping someone will take it.
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The S&P 500 fell about 4 percent at its lowest point before recovering somewhat and ending down less than 2 percent.
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And Ford's stock price has fallen to its lowest point since 2009, when the United States economy was in a deep recession.
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Today's stock price of above $1,900 is nearly 30,000 percent more than what it was at its lowest point in October 2002.
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The result is that the total number of nuclear weapons in existence is at the lowest point it's been in decades: 12.
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U.S. oil prices reached their lowest point since 2003 on Wednesday as the coronavirus has reduced demand in countries around the world.
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U.S. oil prices reached their lowest point since 2023 on Wednesday as the coronavirus has reduced demand in countries around the world.
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Alas, he wondered, why, amid such spectacular growth, would the Yankees' payroll dip to what could be its lowest point since 2004?
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She went from the lowest point in her life to one of the highest, and all she had to do was fail.
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The price of Bitcoin fell as much as 5 percent after the report was published, approaching its lowest point of the year.
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Last Friday, interest rates on 23-year fixed mortgages hit to their lowest point since 21.2, as Business Insider's Carmen Reinicke reported.
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The Spartans shot just 2 of 16 from 3-point range and were held to their lowest point total of the season.
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Similarly, Litecoin also erased its gains in this month, with the lowest point on Monday being at $64, down by about 18%.
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The Friars held Villanova to its lowest point total in a half this season on their way to a 23-250 advantage.
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Last year, the watchdog Freedom House reported that global press freedom had declined to its lowest point in 13 years in 2016.
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At its lowest point Friday the Dow (INDU) fell as much as 690 points , ending the day down 1.513 points, or 2.1%.
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Another way to get to the core of someone's character is to ask a candidate to describe the lowest point they've had.
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ET. Bitcoin came close to hitting its lowest point of the year, last seen on June 18 when it retreated to $5,785.
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For my money, the lowest point came when Madonna gave a speech to the cheering anti-Trump audience at the Women's March.
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On Friday, the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index fell to the lowest point of the Trump presidency, well below forecasters' expectations.
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The big picture: The changes come as total population growth in the U.S. reaches its lowest point since 1918 at just 0.48%.
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When I was born, in 1973, the foreign-born population was around 5 percent, close to its lowest point in American history.
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The euro fell against the Swiss franc, Japanese yen and U.S. dollar, nearing $1.15 EUR= and touching its lowest point since July.
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Seed-deal flow hit its lowest point in close to five years last quarter after declining steadily since the third quarter of 2014.
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Snow cover levels in May fell below 1.5 million square miles, the lowest point since researchers began using satellites measure snow in 1967.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index was down 1.3 percent by 0815 GMT, having earlier fallen to its lowest point since early August.
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I survived at my absolute lowest point when it felt like every cell in my body was screaming at me to give up.
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"[G]eneration from ... gas, coal, and nuclear is often at its lowest point during these months as some generators undergo maintenance," EIA said.
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The five-year, five-year forward fell to 1.69%, its lowest point since 2016 when it fell to a record low around 1.25%.
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Cigarette smoking has fallen to its lowest point in recorded history, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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At its lowest point of the day, the contract fell to $48.87, roughly in line with its 200-day moving average of $48.91.
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The difference between the yields on the 10-year and 2-year Treasuries reached its lowest point since the election: 1.14 percentage points.
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The ball moves better when DeMar DeRozan isn't on the floor, but that's also when their offensive rating drops to its lowest point.
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The Obama administration's abstention at the UN created a tremendous public furor and brought US/Israeli relations to their lowest point in memory.
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Our relations with Mexico may be at their lowest point in generations, but it's important to remember that they can fall even lower.
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The British pound hit its lowest point in history against global currencies, buffeted by concerns over Brexit, Britain's departure from the European Union.
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The small 0.3 percent increase from last year comes as the economy is booming and unemployment is at its lowest point in decades.
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All these budget worries have affected the already-sinking markets: The Dow dipped below 23,000 yesterday, its lowest point since October 2017. 3.
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As a part of the Mojave Desert, Furnace Creek is the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere at 282 feet below sea level.
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"(It was) the lowest point of the campaign, thus far," a Harris campaign adviser said of the day the CNN poll was released.
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Trump's approval rating also sank to the lowest point for a president in his first term since Gallup began tracking: just 37 percent.
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System Shock 2's first few hours can be brutally difficult as a result, reaching their lowest point on the aforementioned engineering level.
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In the past week the city's stock market has fallen to its lowest point in eight months, dropping almost 10% in a month.
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The fall was bigger than market consensus of 101.1 points in October, and brought the indicator to its lowest point since January 2015.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 220 index, which had fallen 1.6 percent to its lowest point since September 2013 on Tuesday, rose 1.5 percent.
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The lowest point came in Monaco when Verstappen crashed in practice, damaging his car so much he could not take part in qualifying.
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The lowest point came in Monaco when Verstappen crashed in practice, damaging his car so much he could not take part in qualifying.
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Her lowest point came in 2015, when she was detained for nine days after she accused a judge of confiscating documents from her.
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In November and December, the president's approval rating fell to its lowest point in a year, according to polling data from Morning Consult.
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But Mr. Trump's actions and disparaging remarks about Mexico have helped push relations between the two countries to their lowest point in decades.
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The official services PMI picked up to 54.4, recovering from October's 52.8, the lowest point since February 2016, a separate NBS survey showed.
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Twenty years ago, Derrick Hamilton was at his lowest point: locked in solitary confinement for a murder he insisted he did not commit.
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On Friday, the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index fell to the lowest point of the Trump presidency and well below forecasters' expectations.
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It comes as farmers' incomes continue to slide, declining to its lowest point since 2016 this quarter, the Commerce Department said this week.
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Competition is fierce among flippers, because the returns are falling, hitting the lowest point in eight years during the first quarter of this year.
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Ronald Hiers, the man in the video, told CNN that seeing his overdose broadcast to the world was the lowest point in his life.
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Even at its lowest point, it was still ranking No. 51, which is a more than decent spot for an app of this nature.
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It's no coincidence that with Love out, Cleveland also looked sharper on defensive, holding the Warriors to their lowest point total of the playoffs.
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Just hours before Trump spoke, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister, Sergei Ryabkov, said that relations were now at the lowest point since the Cold War.
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On Thursday morning, China's central bank set the rate for the renminbi at 6.5646 to the dollar, its lowest point in almost six years.
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The United States accused Beijing of manipulating its currency after China let the yuan drop to its lowest point in more than a decade.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan eased another 22014 percent after ending Monday at its lowest point since May last year.
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With the nation's unemployment rate now at 3.5 percent – its lowest point in decades – American employers and workers face a relatively tight labor market.
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Last week, Washington accused Beijing of manipulating its currency after China let the yuan drop to its lowest point in more than a decade.
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Oil prices on Friday fell to their lowest point in a year and are on track for the largest one-month drop since 28500.
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A Pew Research Center survey released Friday shows Trump's job approval rating at 37 percent, near the lowest point that survey has ever found.
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The stock traded under $104 at its lowest point in December and ended closed Wednesday at $140.03, climbing more than 3% in the session.
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In the United Kingdom, Brexit uncertainty is dragging down stocks and investment, with consumer confidence in the economy at its lowest point since 22019.
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Details: Coal consumption, 82% of which stems from electricity generation in coal-fired power plants, has fallen to its lowest point in four decades.
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A study released in September found that the value of farm production compared with farm real estate is at its lowest point ever recorded.
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That number dropped to its lowest point in Pew records -- 36% -- in late December 2007 and has not been above 50% since February 2006.
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On Monday, GameStop stock's value hit its lowest point in nearly 20 years of trading: It closed the day at just $3.71 a share.
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Alejandro González Iñárritu's The Revenant brought us Leo at his lowest point, fighting off cold, betrayal and a ruthless bear in order to survive.
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The "Got Milk?" ads helped drive demand for dairy products at a time when fluid milk consumption was at its lowest point in decades.
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Huge coal mining companies like Peabody Energy Corp and Arch Coal fell into bankruptcy, and production last year hit its lowest point since 1978.
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President Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped to its lowest point since the inauguration, and support among his Republican base appears to be slipping.
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That's essentially the same as September, when the rating hit its lowest point in polling back to 1992, but down from 42% in March.
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If your employer is not willing to be a partner when you are at your lowest point, they are not worthy of your talent.
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The supply of homes for sale at the end of December was at its lowest point in at least seven years, according to Zillow.
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But even at their lowest point, as they stumbled to a franchise-record 111 losses in 2013, they constantly emphasized their brand of ambition.
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The company's shares fell to their lowest point since October 2014 after it reported weak earnings for the fiscal fourth quarter on June 7.
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At his lowest point, he was overwhelmed by a profound loneliness and isolation, a sense of being forever cut off and trapped in darkness.
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China's official growth rate has slowed every year this decade; it's now at its lowest point since the era of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
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The benchmark S&P 500 posted its biggest one-day drop in about six weeks and closed at its lowest point since May 1.893.
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The Maryland offense, whose average of more than 90 points a game led the nation, was held to its lowest point total this season.
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Labor force participation is at the lowest point in 20 years, and a pro-work policy agenda coinciding with tax reform is urgently needed.
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Longer-dated issues fell the most, all falling more than 1 cent to their lowest point in around a month, according to Refinitiv data.
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A recent analysis in The Economist showed that across Western Europe, support for social-democratic parties is at its lowest point in 70 years.
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DXY fell 210 percent, while the euro EUR= was up 210 percent to $323 after closing Wednesday at its lowest point since July 232.
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Sea ice in the region was lower in June than the September averages, when ice is usually at its lowest point according to Earther.
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Perhaps Trump's lowest point was when he released a campaign video so racist that it's been called worse than Willie Horton by political historians.
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Ethereum had been trading about $415 per token earlier in June and at its lowest point on Sunday night, it had dropped to $13.
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Kendra has called that period the "lowest point of [their] marriage," but Kendra and Hank, who have two children, have moved forward – unlike Kendra's mother.
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It's the latest development in a story that has gripped the world and plunged Washington-Riyadh relations to their lowest point in the Trump era.
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Euro zone economic sentiment dropped to its lowest point in nearly three years in June, European Commission data showed, although the single currency was unmoved.
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The Jackass star, 44, revealed the lowest point of his drug addiction, which occurred when he went to his allegedly HIV-positive drug dealer's home.
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After reaching his lowest point, he was given renewed excitement for life when he took part in Operation SURF, finding his calling riding the waves.
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Philadelphia (CNN)Hillary Clinton's image is now at its lowest point in her 24-year career on the national political scene, a new poll shows.
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In this memoir, Cheryl Strayed recalls her journey hiking the Pacific Crest Trail of the United States at the lowest point in her personal life.
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The news is already causing massive economic ripples, with the pound dropping 13 percent to its lowest point against the dollar since 1985, before recovering.
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The Istanbul stock exchange index plunged more than 12 percent — at its lowest point on Wednesday — from a week earlier, Moody's noted in its report.
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The lift appeared to be moving backwards and dangerously fast, leading to a pile-up of broken and twisted chairs at the lift's lowest point.
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This statistic alone might not carry the bite of 2's extreme Arctic melt, in which the ice thawed to its lowest point ever recorded.
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Earlier in Asia, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.4 percent after touching its lowest point since December in the session.
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At the end of 1988, when the unemployment rate hit the lowest point of his presidency, at 5.3%, Reagan's Gallup approval rating stood at 63%.
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A drop below that mark, struck on July 0.23, would take the euro to its lowest point since the Brexit referendum results on June 24.
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However, the plane continued to descend while waiting for the throttle to respond and at its lowest point was only 59 feet above the ground.
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Gas burns far cleaner than coal, and in the U.S. energy-related carbon-dioxide emissions have fallen to their lowest point in a quarter century.
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On average, 25OHD levels were 24.1 nanograms per milliliter (ng/mL) in September at their peak and 15.5 ng/mL in January, their lowest point.
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Runners start from the lowest point in North America (Badwater Basin, at 280 feet below sea level), then ascend 14,600 feet through three mountain ranges.
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My life had pretty much reached its lowest point, and weeks of intrusive, pessimistic, nihilistic thoughts were beginning to pile up on top of me.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, joblessness among blacks was at 8.8 percent in February—that's the lowest point it's been since April 2008.
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The characters bandy about big words, jingoism comes into the picture, and the film reaches its lowest point with a scene involving a caricaturish villain.
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Why it matters: Overall trust in the media has been on a steady decline for years, and reached its lowest point at 32% in September.
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But Auburn was also the site of his biggest challenge as a person, what Cecil called their lowest point as a family in his journey.
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In fact, Experian says the percentage of loans written for those with subprime and deep subprime credit ratings fell to its lowest point since 2012.
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After signing a peace deal with its largest rebel group, the FARC, the country saw its homicide rate fall to the lowest point in decades.
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They are not at record lows — yields were zero for years after the 2008 financial crisis — but they are their lowest point since late 2017.
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Brent crude, the world's benchmark, tumbled as much as 21.75% and fell to as low as $21.65 a barrel, its lowest point in 18 years.
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The broadest measure of unemployment — which also takes into account people discouraged from looking for work — declined to 7.0%, the lowest point since December 2000.
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"This has been the lowest point of my life," Ms. Miranda said, adding, "I've never felt so small, so defeated, and it wasn't my fault."
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Now, he may confront an American president whose broadsides against Mexico have plunged relations between the two nations to their lowest point in recent history.
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The market had plunged in recent days and the ASE index closed at end of trading on Thursday at the lowest point since December 2003.
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Further complicating the economic picture for Venezuela, its crude production has dropped below two million barrels per day, to its lowest point in 28 years.
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Shares in United Insurance Holdings were down 9.4 percent, hitting their lowest point since February, with trading volume 3.4 times the 10-day moving average.
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Overnight, Wall Street's S&P 500 posted its biggest one-day drop in about six weeks and closed at its lowest point since May 31.
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The ties between Tokyo and Seoul reached their lowest point in years after Japanese officials imposed trade restrictions this month targeting exports to South Korea.
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It was then unwisely doubled during the height of the Great Depression in 1932, sending the stock market to its lowest point of that era.
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The stock market appears to be searching for its lowest point after a two-day plunge, closely followed trader Art Cashin told CNBC on Tuesday.
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A CNN poll conducted by SSRS found favorable views of the Democrats are at their lowest point in the poll in more than 22019 years.
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After hitting a nearly seven-year peak in early January, the gauge has cooled off considerably and is at its lowest point since mid-November.
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"Growth in mine output is at its lowest point since the financial crisis, with risks only getting greater," wrote ANZ's senior commodity strategist, Daniel Hynes.
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Also reassuringly, the unemployment rate for African Americans dropped back to 9.63%, after rising to 7% from its lowest point ever back in May 2018.
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The rate of delinquencies and foreclosures is at its lowest point since 2007 and continues to decline, and home prices have risen in many places.
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Consumer confidence, as measured by the University of Michigan's benchmark survey, surged early in Trump's administration but is now at the lowest point this year.
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N.C. State put up the lowest point total by a ranked team since the shot-clock era began in 1985, according to ESPN Stats & Info.
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The ties between Tokyo and Seoul reached their lowest point in years after Japanese officials imposed trade restrictions this month targeting exports to South Korea.
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According to recently released data, the number of foreign service officers hit its lowest point of the Trump Administration at the end of last year.
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On the currency front, the euro rose half a percent to $1.0605 after weakening as far as $1.0518 on Thursday, its lowest point since March 2015.
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"This is the lowest point in my 20 years working with the Chinese," said Apicharn Pasomsap, an airport transfer operator who caters to Chinese tour groups.
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Loyola Marymount shot just 32.7 percent from the field and 3 of 18 from 3-point range while posting its lowest point total of the season.
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Last year, cigarette smoking in the U.S. fell to its lowest point in recorded history, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Optimism about the outlook for Britain's financial services sector is at its lowest point since the financial crisis, a survey of finance firms showed on Monday.
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Tesla stock, currently trading at around $191 a share, is not far from the lowest point they hit in the past year, of $186 a share.
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The Miami Heat led from the outset and routed the visiting Cavaliers 98-79 on Tuesday at AmericanAirlines Arena, Cleveland's lowest point total of the season.
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EARLIER THIS month, following the collapse of merger talks with Commerzbank in April, Deutsche Bank's share price hit the lowest point of its 149-year history.
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While the stock market initially reacted negatively to both announcements (Ford in particular is currently trading at its lowest point in six years), Daimler quickly recovered.
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A lot of it comes from my life — I actually started writing it three years ago when I was in the lowest point of my life.
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The unemployment rate ticked up to 4 percent in January, but still not far from its lowest point in five decades, according to the Labor Department.
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China's stockmarkets had another turbulent week, with the Shanghai Composite index falling by 6.4% over one day to its lowest point in more than a year.
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" Atop the photo, she circled Braun in red and wrote, "This is Scooter Braun, bullying me on social media when I was at my lowest point.
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The competing narrative between European and American trade officials marks another spat between two traditional allies, with transatlantic relations currently at their lowest point in decades.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson during an interview that aired Sunday said the relationship between the U.S. and Russia is at its lowest point in decades.
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The Trump administration is planning to lower the cap for refugee admissions to 45,000 — its lowest point since the U.S. began setting the limits in 21625.
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At its lowest point Tuesday, Apple was trading nearly 4 percent down in 2018 but was still more than 10 percent high than a year ago.
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Teen pregnancy also reached its lowest point in more than 30 years in 2011, according to the most recent data available in a report released Monday.
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The bond market appears unconcerned, with the gap between Spanish and German 10-year government bond yields near its lowest point since July at 64 bps.
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The bond market appears unconcerned, with the gap between Spanish and German 10-year government bond yields at its lowest point since July at 62 bps .
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In a span of few hours on Friday after Britain voted itself out of the E.U., the pound had fallen to its lowest point since 1985.
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The services contraction came amid manufacturing's slump, which has been with us since last year and just saw the sector reach its lowest point since 2009.
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U.S. birth rates hit their lowest point in 32 years in 2018, according to data released Wednesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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With gas prices at their lowest point in a decade, Americans are hitting the highways to visit oceans, national parks, tourist attractions and other Instagrammable sights.
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"Our clients come to us at the lowest point in their lives," said El Paso County Attorney Jo Anne Bernal, whose office represents domestic abuse victims.
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Headline inflation slowed more than expected on Wednesday, to 6 percent year-on-year in July, its lowest point in 2016, according to Statistics South Africa.
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It's worth noting that event at its lowest point, "Game of Thrones" always delivered phenomenal episodes and performances (like "Hardhome" or Cersei's devastating "walk of atonement").
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Housing starts dropped 2.6 percent to 1.17 million units after a 6.6 percent decrease in March, left home building at its lowest point since last November.
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Relations between Catalonia's separatist government and Madrid have hit their lowest point in years following an outlawed referendum vote Sunday, deepening a constitutional crisis in Spain.
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Blake Griffin finished with 10 points, shooting just 1 of 10 from the field as Detroit was held to its lowest point total of the season.
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The unemployment rate in Mississippi, while higher than the national average, is at its lowest point in decades, making it hard for businesses to find workers.
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At their lowest point on Monday, January 30, The Celebrity Apprentice pulled in 3.71 million live viewers and a 1.0 rating in the 18-183 demographic.
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By the end of the day, the dollar index, which measures its strength against six major currencies, had fallen to its lowest point since December 2014.
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The proportion of taxpayers facing an IRS audit has dropped to the lowest point in decades, potentially depriving the government of billions of dollars in revenue.
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The hype helped carry the stock nearly 130% to its $8003 close Wednesday from its lowest point a little more than a year ago, Cramer noted.
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Opposition stands at 45% in the new poll, down from 54% who said so in May and the lowest point in CNN polling on this topic.
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Arizona, with the lowest point total in the league, won the first two meetings against the Wild, including rallying from a three-goal deficit on Feb.
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A new CNN poll shows what most of us have already been feeling — that the Democratic Party has sunk to its lowest point in a generation.
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Speaking about his lowest point using the medication, he said: "When the head can't work out [how to stop], then the body had to do it."
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This has been, by far, the darkest and lowest point in my entire life, and I know the pain, anger, and bitter feelings aren't going away overnight.
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The map of Charon shows an even more dramatic range of features, with even higher peaks countered by an abyss deeper than the lowest point on Earth.
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In reality, property crime rates in 2015 dropped to the lowest point since any time after 20163 — while it's violent crimes that went up for the year.
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"In 2010, at the lowest point in my adult life, I was looking everywhere for relief/comfort/distraction," wrote Miller, who also described battling depression since childhood.
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Further highlighting marketplace need, PitchBook and the National Venture Capital Association revealed that funding for companies of $1M or less is at its lowest point since 2011.
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So, this season, when Daya is at her lowest point, she becomes romantically involved with Daddy (Vicci Martinez), the second-in-command of the D Block gang.
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The South African rand touched its lowest point in six weeks, down half a percent, extending losses as concerns over state power firm Eskom's financial stress lingered.
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"The number of Democrats holding office across the nation is at its lowest point since the 1920s and the decline has been especially severe in rural America".
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"Head Above Water," which the Canadian singer released on Wednesday, is a powerful ballad recreating her lowest point as she struggled with Lyme disease four years ago.
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Shares in the company, the world's largest steelmaker, fell 6% to touch their lowest point since July 2016 and were down 3.7% by 0930 GMT on Wednesday.
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" Atop the photo, Swift circled Braun's face in red and wrote, "This is Scooter Braun, bullying me on social media when I was at my lowest point.
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The energy-sector crunch also caused the Alerian MLP ETF to lose roughly 50 percent of its value from its highest to its lowest point last year.
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Trump has repeatedly suggested Canada was profiting from U.S. trade, and his blistering comments after the G7 meeting drove bilateral relations to their lowest point in decades.
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The unemployment rate ticked up to 4 percent in January but is still not far from its lowest point in five decades, according to the Labor Department.
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First-lien institutional term loan spreads are averaging 337bp in 2018 so far, which takes spreads to their lowest point since 2007, Thomson Reuters LPC data shows.
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Meanwhile, business leaders' confidence in the British economy has fallen to its lowest point this year, reflecting uncertainty about Brexit, according to a survey published on Monday.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture predicted last month that farm incomes could reach their lowest point this year since 2009, hit by low corn and soy prices.
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Income and sales tax collections are at a 85003-year low in Oklahoma, according to the report, and North Dakota's are at their lowest point since 2010.
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Overall, illegal border crossings have been declining for nearly two decades, and in the 22018 fiscal year, border crossing apprehensions were at their lowest point since 26.
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The S&P 2023 fell 2202 percent on Monday, reaching its lowest point since October 230 as concerns about growth and interest rates continued to rattle investors.
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"It had to be the lowest point in my life, to think that my child, my baby, was thrown in the trash like nothing," Ms. Winn said.
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After leaving rehab and recovering from her lowest point, Ms. Cobby Eckermann, now 54, started writing as a way to heal and to tell her family's story.
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Also weighing on stocks was a slump in crude oil prices, which hit their lowest point this year after dropping as much as 7 percent on Tuesday.
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At its peak in 2005, Vans Warped Tour made $25 million, but in 2017, attendance hit its lowest point since 1999, and only grossed about $9 million.
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In a reflection of Wall Street's pessimism, its stock has fallen more than 30 percent this year, to below $9, its lowest point in nearly a decade.
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The index's gains for the year had been wiped out Monday, and Tuesday marked its fourth-largest swing from highest to lowest point in a single session.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits has fallen to its lowest point in 213-29/225-years, and the jobless rate is only 20153 percent.
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Facebook fell almost 27 percent below its early February record to hit $149.02 on March 26, its lowest point since July last year, due to the scandal.
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It was the Wolf Pack's lowest point and yardage total since gaining 253 yards in a 23-83 loss to Washington State in Week Four last season.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China's battered currency is trading at its lowest point since the global financial crisis, leaving investors asking how much farther it might fall.
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Democrats are at their lowest point nationally in decades — but the 2018 midterms present an opportunity to expand the playing field and get back in the game.
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Last August, the Centers for Disease Control announced that the United States fertility rate had fallen to its lowest point since they began calculating it in 1909.
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Sterling slid below $2150 on Wednesday to hit its lowest point since October 2016 as liquidity concerns sent the dollar surging and hammered currencies around the world.
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Mr. Navarro said federal spending on foreign goods was at its lowest point in 10 years, and spending on American-made products had increased by $24 billion.
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Given that US-Israel relations reached their lowest point in about 20 years under Obama, it makes sense that pro-Israel activists would like what they're seeing.
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Trump, in opening remarks, said that U.S.-Russia relations had been at their lowest point until the two sat down face-to-face in a highly-anticipated summit.
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A selloff in the mainland Chinese markets had occurred during the previous session on Thursday, with the Shanghai seeing its lowest point since November 2014 on Thursday morning.
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Many protesters said Park, whose public support has dropped to the lowest point ever for a democratically elected South Korean leader at 5 percent, was unfit to rule.
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That gap was around 49 basis points, or less than half a percentage point — definitely not an inversion, but at its lowest point in more than 11 years.
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Last year, cigarette smoking in the U.S. fell to its lowest point in recorded history last year, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Sterling fell sharply at the start of this year and hit its lowest point in February after UK Prime Minister David Cameron announced the date of the referendum.
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The APA hadn't asked the question about whether this is the lowest point in US history before this year, so we don't know how this year really compares.
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It makes enough sense in the context of the story — Robert is at his lowest point and decides to stop evading capture and confront his enemy head-on.
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But this was before all of that, and this particular encounter would mark the lowest point for me in my battle with my body and my self-worth.
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May's Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer declined 14 points from the prior month to a reading of 101, which is the lowest point since October 2016.
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On the Mississippi River at St. Louis, water levels next week were expected to reach the lowest point in about four years, according to the National Weather Service.
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Other European indexes and the STOXX 600 have also recovered since their lows, with the STOXX 600 up 8.7 percent since its lowest point on Friday, June 24.
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Taliyah Cassadine recalls the lowest point in her life: She was rolling around on the floor of a cheap motel, trying to reshape the silicone in her hips.
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However, U.S.-Russian relations remain at their lowest point in decades, in part over differences in Syria, Ukraine and U.S. allegations Russia meddled in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Burrows finished last season with 14 points (six goals, eight assists) in 71 games for the Senators, his lowest point total since his second season in the league.
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In currency markets, the dollar index fell 0.06 percent, while the euro was up 0.19 percent to $1.1365 after closing Wednesday at its lowest point since July 2017.
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Summer temperatures in the valley, which contains the lowest point in the United States, can sizzle to approximately 120 degrees Fahrenheit, with a nighttime low about 90 degrees.
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Small-business hiring in March fell to the lowest point in over seven years, while hourly earnings grew steadily, a report from human resources firm Paychex said Tuesday.
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Virginia (251-213) led for 216 minutes as they shot 239 percent on the night and held Iowa (219-229) to their lowest point total of the season.
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Buyers in Silicon Valley must be aggressive and innovative as well as well-heeled, especially as housing inventory here hits its lowest point in at least 2000 years.
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In the wake of the brutal murder of Jamal Khashoggi, relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia are at the lowest point since the 22019/11 attacks.
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For the sake of transatlantic relations, which have reached its lowest point in decades, and the continuation of a non-nuclear-armed Iran, it is worth the effort.
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In the CNN poll released Monday, Trump had an approval rating of 36 percent, his lowest point yet following the indictments of some of Trump's former campaign associates.
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Trump's final season, by comparison, pulled in 4.98 million live viewers and a 1.4 rating in the 18-22017 demographic at its lowest point (on February 22015, 21).
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The unemployment rate for black Americans had hit its lowest point on record, a sign that the recovery was at last reaching groups that had been left behind.
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Hazen said he never doubted Greinke, even though his average fastball velocity has fallen to 2229 miles per hour, its lowest point in 260 years, according to FanGraphs.
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To have done it when Sanders was at his lowest point, lying in a hospital bed as pundits callously called for him to drop out, is downright stunning.
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Energy stocks tumbled after oil prices reversed course during the morning session and U.S. crude touched its lowest point since August despite larger-than-expected declines in inventories.
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" He continued tweeting on the subject Tuesday morning, writing that the Times "is at its lowest point in its long and storied history" and is "a journalistic disaster.
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Before the event, Curbelo, the son of Cuban exiles who emigrated to the United States, told reporters that Trump's remarks marked "the lowest point yet" in his presidency.
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By 2017, American assistance helped improve security and economic conditions throughout the region, and border-crossing apprehensions had fallen to their lowest point since 1971, the group reports.
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"The bumps happen to everybody all the time, and they are continuous," Michelle Obama told The New York Times when asked about the lowest point in her marriage.
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As the 2010s come to a close, a decade of more-or-less steady economic growth has slowly but surely brought unemployment to its lowest point in decades.
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Niagara was held to its second-lowest point total of the season and lost its fourth straight game, all to intrastate opponents (Albany, St. Bonaventure, Buffalo and Syracuse).
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In April 2017, apprehensions hit the lowest point over that time period, and in 2018 they have since increased to levels similar to those under President Barack Obama.
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European Commission data meanwhile showed euro zone economic sentiment dropped to its lowest point in nearly three years in June with confidence falling markedly in Germany and Italy.
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S. relations were at the lowest point in decades now and the United States has declared Russia its enemy, "not just opponent" by imposing new sanctions, according to RIA.
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J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon bought back shares three times between January 2009 and February 2016, each time adding 500,000 shares near the stock's lowest point of the year.
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Investor sentiment is at its lowest point since the election, with just 1003 percent of respondents to the latest American Association of Individual Investors survey in the bullish camp.
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Britain's blue-chip FTSE 22008 index was up 103 percent at 210,27.5 points by 22009 GMT, having fallen to its lowest point since late 2012 in the previous session.
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On Thursday morning before the stock market opened, China's central bank set the rate for the renminbi at 6.5646 to the dollar, its lowest point in almost six years.
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Microsoft revealed earlier this week that it's cutting the Xbox One S price to its lowest point of $189 for Black Friday, and now it's discounting games to match.
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Rantanen's hat trick lifts Avalanche past Canadiens DENVER — The Colorado Avalanche skated off the Bell Center ice in Montreal at the lowest point in a season full of futility.
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The company's stock is down 27 percent so far this year in the Santiago Stock Exchange and, before the earnings release, had hit its lowest point since February 2017.
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Taking this data, the researchers considered three different metrics: the endpoints of the two fingers, the lowest point in the "valley" between them, and two points in the palm.
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At the lowest point the median share price was down by 33%, although it took anywhere from two weeks to two years for different firms to reach this nadir.
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The backdrop, though, is that after Trump's approval hit the lowest point of his presidency in mid-December, according to RealClearPolitics's average of polls, it's been lately been improving.
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Bitcoin briefly slid to below $6,000 to its lowest point so far this year in a sell-off that has seen the cryptocurrency lose more than half its value.
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In fact, the war in Afghanistan is at its lowest point for the Afghans and their American allies since the Taliban were overthrown in the months after 9/11.
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Tillerson said he had told Russian President Vladimir Putin during his visit to Moscow last month that U.S.-Russia relations were at their lowest point since the Cold War.
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Former WWE superstar Kaitlyn is opening up about her battle with drug and alcohol addiction ... saying she's turned her life around after "wanting to die" at her lowest point.
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Warner Bros.' newest DC Comics film was widely panned by critics, earning at its lowest point a 28 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a slew of poor reviews.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei share index climbed to an 11-1/2 week high after the Bloomberg report, which helped push the yen to its lowest point since April 6.
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Yet another factor for Republicans is Trump's approval rating, which has fallen to its lowest point with Republicans since he took office in the latest Reuters/Ipsos tracking poll.
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Relations between Catalonia's separatist government and Madrid have hit their lowest point in years following an outlawed referendum vote earlier in the month, deepening a constitutional crisis in Spain.
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Layoffs topped out in 20153, when the state's coal industry slumped to its lowest point in 118 years, according to a report by the Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet.
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For Brough, those summer months were the lowest point in the salvage operation, with "banks making aggressive requests" and there were times Noble could have run out of cash.
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Shares in Fresnillo were down 583 percent to 258 pence by 261.8 GMT, their lowest point since February 218, and were the second-biggest decliners in the FTSE 100.
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A recent poll published by the American Psychological Association finds 2628 percent of Americans surveyed think this is the lowest point in the nation's history that they can remember.
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Despite the anemic job gains, the official unemployment rate, (which is based on a separate survey of households), fell to 4.7 percent, its lowest point in nearly a decade.
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The rate of people being apprehended while trying to cross the border from Mexico declined in 2015 and is now at its lowest point in more than 40 years.
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Also just never give up on yourself because you'll be challenged and have highs and lows, and know that at your lowest point you've got the strength to continue.
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Recently, I reported on a public opinion poll that found 59 percent of respondents said we're currently living through the lowest point in US history that they could remember.
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Pictures of Mr. Pompeo smiling and laughing with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia drew widespread condemnation and marked the lowest point of his State Department tenure.
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The morning after her show aired wasn't greeted with an endless parade of articles about her sketches, and the show's live ratings occasionally dipped to their lowest point ever.
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"When I was at the absolute lowest point of my professional life, he's who I called," Mr. Christie said, referring to when the Bridgegate scandal broke in January 2014.
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The Russians, angry about a congressional move to impose new sanctions, disinvited one of his top diplomats — leaving that crucial relationship at its lowest point since the Cold War.
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The historical trend shows that the ETF between 2011 and 2016 has tended to reach its lowest point for the year around the second round of the stress tests.
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The housing market has become another soft spot, as rising mortgage rates have stalled new home sales, which fell 5.5% in September to their lowest point in a year.
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That's despite another new survey, the Marist poll, finding that Trump's approval rating has hit its lowest point, at 35%, and just 29% are proud of how Trump behaves.
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So far, the American labor market has held strong, with unemployment at 503%, hovering at the lowest point in 50 years, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The lowest point of his term as commissioner, Mr. Stern said, came in 2007, when an NBA referee, Tim Donaghy, pleaded guilty to betting on games that he officiated.
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The headline Caixin China General Services PMI for December is 50.2, down 1 point from the reading for the previous month and reaching the lowest point in 17 months.
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The widely tracked monthly sentiment index from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) for June shows overall U.K. house buyer enquiries dropping to their lowest point since mid-2008.
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Oil prices are at their lowest point in more than a decade, which some policy makers believe provides an opportunity to minimize the impact of such a fee on consumers.
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The peso has fallen 20.00% since Trump's tariff threat late last week and a Reuters poll showed that tariffs could take the peso down to its lowest point this year.
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While wholesale electricity prices are at their lowest point in 22021 years across the bloc, Commission data shows, consumer bills have risen by some 3 percent a year since 2008.
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U.S. crude prices hit a cyclical low in February 2016, the rig count reached its nadir in May 2016, and drilling costs fell to their lowest point in November 2016.
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Now back home in Sugarloaf Key, Florida, Wachter reflects on his time in the competition, his blindside eviction and how his family reacted to seeing him at his lowest point.
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Investors kept an eye on dollar weakness, as the U.S. currency touched an 18-month low against the yen, and saw its lowest point against the euro since August 2015.
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But when it comes to voting trends, a reality check is in order: Voter turnout in the U.S. during the last midterm election hit the lowest point since the 1940s.
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Along with a slight increase in the number of deaths, the gap between births and deaths—which demographers call the natural increase—fell to its lowest point since the 1950s.
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In Rakhine, relations between the Rohingya and majority Buddhists have hit their lowest point since hundreds of people were killed and thousands displaced in ethnic and religious violence in 2012.
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The five-year yield fell to 1.373 percent, its lowest level since late October, while the two-year yield slipped below 0.80 percent to its lowest point since early November.
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The Energy Information Administration reported earlier this week that coal consumption in the United States is on track this year to fall to its lowest point in nearly 40 years.
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China let its currency, the yuan, slide past the key 7-per-dollar level to its lowest point since the 2008 global financial crisis before trying to stem the decline.
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A Gallup survey released last week found that Americans' trust in the federal government to handle both domestic and international is at its lowest point in more than two decades.
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At his lowest point, Bigchild, who drinks from 10 AM until he goes to sleep, said he would resort to drinking rubbing alcohol, sometimes just to get over morning withdrawal.
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Though he posted his lowest point total in a full campaign since 2007-8, Kessel gained momentum during the season, picking up 38 points in 45 games after Jan. 1.
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The United States has been Ukraine's biggest benefactor since Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014 dragged relations between the West and Russia to their lowest point since the Cold War.
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At Thursday's lowest point, Snap was off more than 40 percent from its debut price of $17 and more than 85003 percent off its all-time intraday high of $29.44.
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Afghan government control or influence over districts in the country is at the lowest point since a U.S. inspector general began tracking the data in 22019, the watchdog said Thursday.
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His infringement on her personal life is beyond the pale, and the press briefing before the debate with Bill Clinton's supposed victims was the lowest point of Mr. Trump's campaign.
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"Waking up after blacking out and cutting myself, hurt myself unintentionally," Phillips said was the lowest point of her struggle and led her to check herself into a rehabilitation facility.
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" Director Jeremy Podeswa told EW that we are seeing her at her "lowest point," and the manner in which she gets into her bed is a "sign of her frailty.
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Chicago Has Reached a (Minor and Welcome) Fork in the Road After their first 113 games, the Bulls are 13-25 with the fourth-lowest point differential in the league.
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New methods and partnerships allow the I.R.S. staff to detect more sophisticated fraud, but the number of audits the agency can pursue is at its lowest point in 14 years.
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This year we learned that while the unemployment rate for black Americans hit its lowest point on record, joblessness for African-Americans was still about twice the rate for whites.
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The panic that has gripped Wall Street abated on Tuesday, with stocks rising after a decline that had left the market at its lowest point in more than a year.
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Research and development funding — which is at the lowest point since the Cold War — and STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) education grants would be another good investment for DOD dollars.
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Sterling broke below $1.20 on Tuesday morning amid Britain's political uncertainty, sliding as low as $1.1967 to reach its lowest point against the greenback since the October 2016 flash crash.
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Income was stagnant during much of the current economic expansion — now the longest on record — that kicked off at the lowest point of the financial crisis about a decade ago.
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The number of Americans who regularly attend church is sitting at its lowest point in decades, and millennials in the US are particularly turned off by anti-LGBTQ church doctrine.
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DURHAM, N.H. — Former Vice President Joe Biden suffered a precipitous drop in the latest New Hampshire poll, falling to the lowest point his campaign has seen this cycle, while Sen.
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Mortgage applications to refinance a home loan have been falling, and they continued the downward trend, dipping 20163 percent from the previous week to the lowest point since December 2000.
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In 2015, the Pew Research Center released a report detailing that the number of American households earning a middle-class income had reached its lowest point in over 40 years.
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At Thursday's lowest point, Snap was off more than 40 percent from its debut price of $17 and more than 65 percent off its all-time intraday high of $29.44.
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U.S. trade with Mexico grew in January, but the trade deficit with the country — a major talking point for President Trump — fell to its lowest point since July of 2015.
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Trading in Boeing was volatile but another benign reading on inflation bolstered risk appetite and sent Wall Street's fear gauge, the CBOE Volatility Index, to its lowest point since October.
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"My lowest point was when I read a report that said there was a 50% chance of long-term control — meaning I had a 50/50 chance of survival," she said.
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Boeing shares slipped to the lowest point in nearly five months Monday after the Federal Aviation Administration said the wings of more than 300 Boeing 737 planes may contain faulty parts.
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The toxic torrent snaked through the desert, singeing anything in its path, before collecting again hours later in a pool several kilometers from the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth.
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Sterling hit its lowest point against the dollar in two weeks on Monday, following a report that Scotland will ask for a fresh referendum on its membership of the United Kingdom.
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The index, which is down by around 8 percent so far in 2016, fell as much as 1.4 percent earlier in the session to hit its lowest point since July 12.
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A yearlong U.S.-China trade war boiled over as Washington accused Beijing of manipulating its currency after China let the yuan drop to its lowest point in more than a decade.
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He has seen me at my lowest point in life and he was by my side through it all, calling me beautiful even when I was throwing up in a bucket!
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The title cut, "Seasons Change," is a sunny, up-tempo song that, surprisingly, was written at perhaps McCreery's lowest point, just after he was dropped from his previous label in 2016.
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But because Pandora passed its June 8 deadline for finding a buyer or taking the funds from KKR, Pandora's stock tanked today, hitting its lowest point in more than a year.
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They can also survey the River Jordan, which runs south into the Dead Sea, the fast-evaporating saltwater lake at Earth's lowest point on dry land (430 metres below sea-level).
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Our family life was probably at its lowest point just before Penguin arrived, and I know from that day on, Sam's spirits lifted and moments of happiness began infiltrating our family.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 was down 1.4% to its lowest point since March 11, basic resources leading the losses with a 2.5% decline as all sectors remained in the red.
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The current state of affairs gives the Fed little runway before it reaches what it calls the "zero lower bound," or the lowest point possible before heading into negative nominal rates.
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The public's view of the brand fell to its lowest point in 11 months Friday on research firm YouGov's index, and its stock remains down about 20 percent for the month.
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The AMF said the offer was not rejected because of the exchange offer itself, even though it was at the lowest point in a range an independent appraiser came up with.
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No, as a Quinnipiac poll released this week found, Trump's approval rating is now at the lowest point ever for a president at this point in his term: an abysmal 33%.
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But Trump's off-the-rails press conference Tuesday in which he doubled down on the idea that "both sides" deserved blame for Charlottesville was the single lowest point of his presidency.
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This "declined to its lowest point in 12 years in 2015, as political, criminal and terrorist forces sought to co-opt or silence the media in their broader struggle for power".
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She says she will never forget how other people lifted her up when she was at her lowest point in her battle with alcoholism – and how she is doing the same.
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At the end of the fleet races the 10 boats with the lowest point totals will compete in a medal race where points are doubled for each position at the finish.
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The women, who came together Sunday morning in the "Peace Tent," had marched through the desert to the lowest point on earth, to demand an end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The monthly survey of households also found expectations for their standard of living over the next 12 months declined for the fourth month running, reaching the lowest point since January 2015.
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The number of completed U.S. spinoffs rose from 24 in 2007 to 30 in 183, before dropping to 17 in 2009, when stocks hit their lowest point during the financial crisis.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, stood at 94.400 after plumbing 94.239 in the previous session, its lowest point since October last year.
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Ndlovu said that, at her lowest point, her CD4 count – a measure of how well the immune system is working – had dropped below 200, meaning her condition had progressed to AIDS.
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Worse, the number of families with children receiving federal rent subsidies has fallen in recent years and is now at its lowest point in more than a decade, despite rising need.
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Thorne said at a press conference in Congress that the lowest point of growth would be in March, when floods and mudslides in the central and northern coasts were most severe.
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"The president of the United States got a restraining order against a porn star, which means we have to say goodbye to the old lowest point in American history," Meyers said.
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Such dystopian fairy tales reduce complexity to its lowest point, and can be frustrating to read, but Valente successfully lays bare the dangers of a leader who creates his own reality.
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But at the very top, I think the message to our fans needs to be that mediocrity like this — the lowest point in our soccer's history — will not be taken lightly.
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Relations between the governments of the United States and Canada have fallen to their lowest point in recent memory, leaving open the possibility that no deal will be reached anytime soon.
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February lean hog futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) settled down 211.4 cents at 66.775 cents per pound after falling to 66.625 cents, the contract's lowest point since Sept. 10.
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After the infamous "Access Hollywood" video leak, Trump hit his lowest point with Arizona voters, translating into a statistical tie between him and Clinton for a solid week and a half.
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The share of households now living below the poverty line has fallen back to pre-recession levels, though it remains about 281 percentage points higher than its lowest point in 20153.
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But the biggest obstacle may be cultural: Support for the death penalty, as measured by use, is at its lowest point since the United States Supreme Court reinstated it in 1976.
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Aviva fell 4.6% to its lowest point since October after the insurer said it would keep its operations in Singapore and China amid speculation of a sale of the Singapore business.
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NEW YORK, Dec 21.3 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields moved lower on the last trading session of 22.524, as daily volume in the market hit its third-lowest point of the year.
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It's out with the old ideas that have seen the party sink to its lowest point in decades, and in with the new, even if those ideas aren't yet fully formed.
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This year, levels of sea ice in the region hit their lowest point in recorded history, a disturbing fact that Fargas and other Biennale artists strived to highlight with their work.
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The 'U-6' rate, which measures both discouraged workers who stopped looking for a job and part-time workers looking for permanent employment, is hovering at its lowest point in 11 years.
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For Here — which at its lowest point was a loss-making business that cost $1 billion a year for Nokia to run — this will give it another route to revenues and profit.
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At his lowest point in October 2014, Phelps — who was arrested for drunk driving in 2004 and again in 2014 — said he didn't leave his house for five days and was suicidal.
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A yearlong U.S.-China trade war has boiled over as Washington accused Beijing of manipulating its currency after China let the yuan drop to its lowest point in more than a decade.
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Offred hits her lowest point in this episode when she's asked to have sex with Nick in order to bear a child for the Waterfords...only it's not much of a choice.
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After hitting their lowest point in decades last year, steel prices surged 80 percent from late November to their recent peak on April 21, but have since fallen back around 25 percent.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone economic sentiment sank to its lowest point in nearly three years in June, with industry in particular hit by global trade tensions, European Commission data showed on Thursday.
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And despite the national teen birth rate reaching its lowest point yet, the 2018 budget proposal also seeks to shift funding from comprehensive sex ed programs to abstinence-only sex ed programs.
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Housing starts dropped 2.6 percent to 1.17 million units after a 6.6 percent decrease in March left home building at its lowest point since last November, the Commerce Department reported on Tuesday.
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Traffic growth has slowed from a peak of well over 212 percent per year in the early part of 22016, shortly after oil prices hit their lowest point in the current cycle.
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Meanwhile, in the U.S., the broader S&P 500 index posted its biggest one-day drop in about six weeks overnight and closed at its lowest point since the end of May.
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The U.S. Treasury Department on Monday labeled China a currency manipulator, hours after China let the yuan drop through a key support level to its lowest point in more than a decade.
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The box office contribution of 22D showings dropped in 20183 to 22018 percent of the U.S. and Canada's $22019 billion total take, its lowest point essentially since 22D movies became a thing.
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At his lowest point, Burns says, he robbed local drug dealers and committed violent crimes, even though he was hardly the most sadistic or volatile member of the crew he ran with.
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According to jobless numbers from the Labor Department, African-American unemployment is at its lowest point on record, yet it's still well above the jobless rate for whites, Hispanics or Asian-Americans.
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Commentators are blaming everything from cultural stagnation to corruption to immigration for what some say is its lowest point in 60 years — a humiliation, wrapped in a tragedy, enveloped in an apocalypse.
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Gold, 250, decided last fall that she was ready to talk publicly about her ordeal, including an unhealthy relationship with food that, at her lowest point, led to an extreme weight gain.
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The gap between the interest rates on short- and long-term United States government bonds fell sharply on Tuesday, and by some measures hit its lowest point since before the financial crisis.
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" Kelly's star rose steadily from the early 1940s until 1954, when the Bridesons pinpoint a change in his fortunes: "42-year-old Gene had fallen to the lowest point of his career.
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Freshman guard Rocket Watts also scored 222 points for the Spartans, who shot just 237 of 220 from 234.6-point range and were held to their lowest point total of the season.
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Robust economic indicators, with unemployment at its lowest point in a half-century, offer a fresh reality check of just how difficult it will be to unseat Trump in the Oval Office.
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In the previous week, U.S. crude inventories fell by nearly 13 million barrels last week, the most in nearly two years, reducing overall crude stocks to their lowest point since February 2015.
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Over the next decade, low growth, low inflation and low yields could push returns for the classic US portfolio — 60% stocks and 40% bonds — down toward their lowest point in a century.
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Longer-dated issues fell the most, with the 2047 , 2048 and 2049 issues all falling more than 1 cent to reach their lowest point in around a month, according to Refinitiv data.
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The actively traded Chicago Mercantile Exchange June contract dropped by the 3.000-cent-per-pound daily limit to settle at 102.575 cents, the lowest point for the contract in nearly a year.
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The pound fell more than 4% on the session to hit its lowest point since 1985, with the exception of an overnight "flash crash" in October 2016 which took sterling to $1.1450.
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I'd tried to initiate it many times, and even googled how to seduce your partner at my lowest point, but in the end, after one too many attempts, I just dropped it.
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Homebuilder sentiment dropped in December to its lowest point in more than three years while potential buyers hesitate to purchase new homes even as mortgage rates have pulled back in the past month.
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During her lowest point in the episode, she took the tool into consideration and was more inclined to share her thoughts with her friend Schneider (Todd Grinnell) toward the end of the episode.
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A broader measure of underemployment, which also captures discouraged workers and those who want to work more hours, was slower to sink and still hasn't reached its lowest point on record, in 20183.
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Sterling fell towards its lowest point of the year against the dollar and was down 0.18 percent on the day, amid fresh worries about Britain's Brexit negotiations and relatively modest UK wage growth.
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PARIS, April 11 (Reuters) - French inflation in March hit its lowest point in more than a year, according to final EU-harmonized data published on Thursday which was in line with initial estimates.
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Tesla's stock sank close to its lowest point of the year after CEO Elon Musk appeared to smoke marijuana in an interview with comedian Joe Rogan, reports The Wall Street Journal's Tim Higgins.
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At its lowest point, the Dow fell nearly 600 points, dropping below 26,000 for the first time since the beginning of September, when new trade tariffs came into effect and soured market sentiment.
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The deal will cost state-owned RBS around 583 million pounds ($258 million), but spare it the embarrassment of having the lowest point in its near 21 year history raked over in court.
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It finds the lowest point in the vast landscape of solutions, which corresponds to the best possible outcome—although it does not attempt to fully correct for any errors, inevitable in quantum computation.
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The Dead Sea's salt-rich waters are vanishing and its shores are being devoured by sinkholes, making Metzoke Dragot beach one of the last unspoiled spots at the lowest point on the planet.
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Hopefully, this is a low point for all of these guys, even though they're lucky that the lowest point is that they get to take their millions and go lick their wounds. Yep.
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On average, scores took an average 160 days to hit their lowest point after the purchase of a house and another 161 days to return to their previous levels (nearly 11 months total).
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He said his lowest point came after the 2012 Olympics—in which he won four gold medals and two silvers—and that he spent multiple days in his room, barely eating or sleeping.
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A rocky few years of disputed court rulings, mass protests, and violent crackdowns from Central America to Brazil have brought democratic rule in the region to its lowest point so far this century.
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"The teachers tried to save the children but the floods intensity made it impossible," he added saying the children were swept to the shores of the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth.
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We know this because the rate of deaths first declined from 2628 people per 28503 million miles traveled in 22019 to 1 person per 100 million miles, at its lowest point in 2014.
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At Augusta, the difference between the highest point on the course and the lowest point is 175 feet, but that substantial figure does not reflect all the ups and downs within that range.
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The problem, however, is that the number of U.S.-flag vessels has shrunk to its lowest point ever, undermining the nation's ability to move troops and sustain our forces during a long war.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index was down 0.4 percent by 0851 GMT, hovering around its lowest point in almost one month, and was on course for its second straight week of losses.
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The polling firm added the percentage of those worried a great deal about U.S. race relations sank to its lowest point in 2010, when 13 percent voiced that concern under former President Obama.
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"Opinions of the system of governing are at their lowest point in the 15-year Audit series – worse now than in the aftermath of the MPs' expenses scandal," according to the Hansard Society.
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His popularity has crept higher since hitting 27 percent - the lowest point so far in his presidency - in December as protesters rampaged through central Paris and other cities smashing windows and burning cars.
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Staff responses on questions ranging from appraisals of their leaders' integrity to their overall level of satisfaction with the division hit their lowest point within the eight years of surveys Reveal reported on.
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" He left after two months because the job had brought him to "the lowest point in my life" and that he felt "I couldn't work there and maintain a healthy state of mind.
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The last few months, as Assad's Russia-backed forces launched an offensive across southern Idlib, marked the lowest point yet for rebels who once controlled large parts of Syria and almost encircled Damascus.
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And yet in 183, arguably the lowest point of the crisis, Theodosis was part of a collective that launched Popaganda, an online magazine that covers culture and city life through an Athenian lens.
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"Perhaps it's because his kids are old enough to Google their father or perhaps when he was at his lowest point he found the value in friends and they got through to him."
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The index's gains for the year had been wiped out Monday, and Tuesday marked its fourth-largest swing from highest to lowest point in a single session -- all before the Democratic debate started.
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Longer-term interest rates fell by about 10 basis points with the 10-year Treasury yield reaching its lowest point in nearly four years and the 30-year Treasury hitting a record low.
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At the lowest point, Mr. Kerry lent his effort $6.4 million of his family fortune to keep his campaign afloat, a financial infusion Ms. Harris was unable to supply or raise from donors.
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The U.S. and Russia now each maintain three consulates within one another's respective borders, at a time when their relationship is widely perceived to be at its lowest point since the Cold War.
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As a veteran executive at Castlight, Doyle has experienced his fair share of ups and downs — at its lowest point, his company was referred to as the most overpriced IPO of the century.
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Perhaps the lowest point in the spectacle came at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, following emotional testimony by professor Christine Blasey Ford -- the woman accusing the nominee, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, of sexual misconduct.
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According to a report from Hopper, the travel booking app, demand for travel from the US to China dropped more than 58% compared to 2019 at its lowest point so far this year.
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A year-long U.S.-China trade war boiled over on Monday as Washington accused Beijing of manipulating its currency after China let the yuan drop to its lowest point in more than a decade.
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Philippines agrees to limited US exercises At the lowest point of US-Philippines relations in early October, Duterte announced there would be no more military drills between the two countries for the foreseeable future.
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"The number of battle-ready fighters inside Iraq and Syria is now at its lowest point that it's ever been," McGurk said, describing the update he gave the President to reporters after the meeting.
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But after O'Neil reached her lowest point — "burning 600 calories a day through exercise alone, and eating just 800 calories" — she stopped getting her period and decided it was time to see a doctor.
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In March, Tesla's stock dropped to its lowest point in a year, and Moody's downgraded its credit rating after one of its self-driving cars crashed and the company failed to hit production targets.
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Snap stock jumped 12% last week on rare upgrades from Jefferies and BTIG's Rich Greenfield — mostly due to stabilized ad growth — and has seen its stock roughly double since its lowest point in December.
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Events of the last few days appear to have completely reshaped the assumptions that Trump brought into office about improving relations with Russia that have pitched to their lowest point since the Cold War.
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The Sky (403-3) bounced back from a 76-69 home loss to Indiana on Friday, a defeat that ended a four-game winning streak and marked their lowest point total of the season.
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Of the 20 full-time entrants, Kimilainen had finished 10th, picking up a sole podium finish – and despite a seemingly respectable campaign, the Finn reckoned it had been the lowest point of her career.
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The unemployment rate among women recently reached its lowest point since 1953, and 57% of the 5.6 million jobs added since Trump has become president have gone to women, the speakers on Tuesday said.
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For nearly twenty years, CHIP has allowed millions of children to access critical dental services, driving down the number of young children with tooth decay and cavities to its lowest point in 25 years.
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Parent company Snap, which reports its second-quarter earnings after the market closes on July 5.43, has seen its stock price soar nearly 25.4% since its lowest point in 22019 after a redesign fiasco.
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The number of patent lawsuit in the first quarter of 2016 dropped to its lowest point in a few years, but the technology industry continued to be the target of the majority of cases.
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In recent months, the country's politics have been dominated by a populist tone that has brought relations with neighboring Serbia to their lowest point since the end of the Balkan wars of the 1990s.
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In fact, in the first quarter annualized earnings growth was over 20 percent, wages grew over 2.6 percent at an annualized rate and unemployment is now at its lowest point since 2000, he said.
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The number of patent lawsuit in the first quarter of 2016 dropped to its lowest point in a few years, but the technology industry continued to be the target of the majority of cases.
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Bombardier was last down 11 percent at C$2.02 after opening at its lowest point since December 2016 following the U.S. Commerce Department's decision to slap preliminary anti-subsidy duties on its CSeries jets.
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Given a second opportunity to revise and extend his original, ignominious response to the deadly, racist violence in Charlottesville last weekend, President Donald Trump instead descended to the lowest point of his squalid presidency.
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Oil prices edged up Friday after hitting their lowest point since August earlier in the week, but showed an almost 13 percent year-to-date drop as production cuts have failed to reduce oversupply.
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Update: According to SensorTower's data on Tumblr's last quarter, the service's new mobile user count hit its lowest point since Q4 2013, and it was down about 40% year-over-year from Q1 2018.
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Tommy Fleetwood has come a long way since the European Tour PGA Championship in 13 when he couldn't hit off the first tee, an experience he said was the lowest point of his career.
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"This is largely attributable to the Fish Farming Central Norway segment harvesting a large volume of salmon at the start of the quarter when the spot price was at its lowest point," Witzoe said.
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Besides, by picking and choosing when to buy and sell, you need to be right twice: you need to buy the stocks at their lowest point, and sell them when they're at their highest.
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Turkey's lira eased against the dollar, holding near its lowest point in regular trading since last May, on worries over rising tensions in Syria's Idlib region where Ankara is edging closer to military confrontation.
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Trust us, though, when we say that the chance to run the Knicks — even at the lowest point (so far) in franchise history — would appeal to Ujiri or other top names in the business.
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The stock closed at $11.46 a share on July 22, 2009 – a few months after it hits its lowest point during the financial crisis, when it closed $6.66 a share on March 5, 2009.
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A survey among purchasing managers showed on Wednesday that growth in services slowed in February to its lowest point in three months as the coronavirus curtailed new business with China and other foreign clients.
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San Antonio was held to its lowest point total of the season and shot only 16.7 percent behind the 3-point arc, a season low for the N.B.A.'s leading 3-point shooting team.
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Even before the monkey research came to light, the carmakers had been struggling to stem a decline in diesel vehicles' share of the European market, which is at its lowest point in a decade.
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That was the first time since the 1950s that NATO downed a Russian, or Soviet, airplane, and helped sour relations between the alliance and Russia, currently at their lowest point since the Cold War.
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Major tech companies had accounted for nine of the top 10 stocks weighing negatively on the Nasdaq at its lowest point during the session — yielding only for Pepsi to slip in among the biggest losers.
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Chicago Board of Trade September corn futures closed 1-1/22 cents higher at $21-24/29.81 a bushel after sinking as low as $23, the lowest point for a spot contract since September 24.
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Unemployment is at its lowest point in 17 years, and the economy is now growing fast enough that the Federal Reserve has begun raising interest rates, which have remained near zero since the financial crisis.
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One poll taken shortly after Trump became president found that nearly six in ten Americans thought 2017 was the lowest point in living American memory, surpassing the Vietnam War and the September 11, 2001 attacks.
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Revenue growth rates for the U.S. ride-hailing businesses of Uber and Lyft slowed this summer to their lowest point in years, according to research firm Second Measure, which tracks credit and debit card transactions.
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Americans' pride in the U.S. has hit its lowest point since Gallup first asked the question in 2001: 70% of U.S. adults say they're proud to be Americans; fewer than half (45%) are "extremely" proud.
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" He thanked his supporters for remaining on his side, and said he is looking forward to moving on to Dancing with the Stars "The past two weeks have been the lowest point of my life.
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Back in Europe, Germany and Italy drove euro zone economic sentiment to its lowest point in three years in June as confidence fell markedly in the bloc's largest economies, European Commission data revealed on Thursday.
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Lilly shares tumbled 10.5 percent, and fell to their lowest point in two years during the session, after the company said its drug failed to slow loss of cognitive ability in patients with mild symptoms.
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But the country's oil production reached its lowest point since 2003 this year, when production went from 1003 million barrels per day in the beginning of 2019 to an average of 830,000 barrels per day.
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A year-long U.S.-China trade war has boiled over as Washington accused Beijing this week of manipulating its currency after China let the yuan drop to its lowest point in more than a decade.
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Among that drama, the first season's unforgettable finale reached its peak (or its lowest point for Kim) when sister Kyle outed Kim as an alcoholic during a bitter fight in the back of a limousine.
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McCormick added that Italy's banking sector was a victim of low economic growth as well as political uncertainty and therefore it was hard to see if the Italian banking system is at its lowest point.
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It doesn't matter that gas prices are at rock bottom, the unemployment rate is at its lowest point for eight years and Wall Street, despite a rocky several months, is up 40% over five years.
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Though the housing market has been steadily recovering, the share of first-time buyers continues to decline, and is now at its lowest point in nearly three decades, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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Before last month, the lowest point of Barack Obama's presidency was in mid-2011, when Republicans used the threat of defaulting on the national debt to extract policy ransoms from him and Democrats in Congress.
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The lowest point came when Jair Bolsonaro, a hard-right ex-soldier, dedicated his vote to the torturer-in-chief of the dictatorship that imprisoned thousands in the 1960s and 1970s—including Ms Rousseff herself.
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Equally worrying is that more than half of those individuals consider today to be the lowest point in U.S. history in their memory, a figure "spanning every generation" from World War II to the Sept.
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Sterling fell towards its lowest point of the year against the dollar amid fresh worries about Britain's Brexit negotiations and relatively modest UK wage growth, but pared losses to trade down 0.13 percent at $1.3486.
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In early July, the US imposed $34 billion on Chinese goods, prompting the Shenzhen Component Index, dominated by technology and consumer product stocks, to fall to its lowest point since 2014, igniting fears among investors.
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To will someone else to triumph over adversity; to lift someone else up when they are at their lowest point; to connect with each other below the surface ... this is us at our most beautiful.
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Soybeans fell to their lowest point in nine months but later recovered and ended mixed as soymeal prices firmed on expectations for an increase in Argentine export taxes, which could boost demand for U.S. soy.
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Health analysts at S&P Global Ratings predict that enrollment could drop as low as 10.6 million — the lowest point since Obamacare's inaugural 2013 sign-up period and a 13 percent decline from last year.
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The Pew Charitable Trust found that state aid to local governments fell by 22001 percent during the recession's lowest point, in fiscal year 2013, and it still is below what it was before the recession.
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No one was killed at sea, but a maritime standoff led to anti-China riots near foreign-invested factories in central and southern Vietnam, bringing relations between the countries to their lowest point in years.
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In three games without the sophomore — the country's fifth-leading scorer and its leader in 3-point percentage - Vandy has produced its three lowest point totals of the season and hasn't cracked 55 without him.
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MARY MCLEOD, ST. PAUL To the Editor: Mark Penn and Andrew Stein want the Democratic Party to double down on the strategy that has brought it to its lowest point of power in a century.
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The DCCC ended up spending more than $2.5 million on "acquisition" ads between then and March 2017, at the time of the election cycle when party committee's cash reserves are always at their lowest point.
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After utilization rates fell to their lowest point in nearly four decades last year, China said in April that it would speed up the retirement of old plants by raising environmental, efficiency and safety standards.
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The latest class of Argentines reflects this shift, as they enter a league where the average age of designated players — the team's highest-paid stars — has fallen below 28, its lowest point in a decade.
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The crime rate in America's 20153 most populous cities may have hit its lowest point since 1990 this year, according to a new report from the Brennan Center for Justice, a public policy think tank.
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A yearlong U.S.-China trade war took a sharp turn for the worse as Washington accused Beijing of manipulating its currency after China let the yuan drop to its lowest point in more than a decade.
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Mr. Pompeo also met with Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu of Turkey on Friday to talk through a host of issues that have caused relations between the two countries to dip to their lowest point in years.
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Arctic sea ice is at its lowest point in at least the past 1,400 years, according to recent research, and the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets are melting at an increasing rate with each passing year.
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For anyone who has studied that progress, it is rather depressing to note that this week, relations between the state of Israel and an important international Christian body dived to the lowest point anybody can recall.
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Euro zone economic sentiment dropped to its lowest point in nearly three years in June as confidence fell markedly in the bloc's largest economies, and mostly in Germany and Italy, European Commission data showed on Thursday.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's relations with the European Union have reached their lowest point in recent times, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Tuesday, after a leading European human rights body put Turkey back on a watchlist.
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Relations between the United States and Russia, which together possess more than 90 percent of the roughly 15,500 nuclear weapons on the planet, have sunk to their lowest point since the end of the Cold War.
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World Trump's blistering attack on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has driven bilateral relations to their lowest point in decades and left Ottawa with few options for averting a trade war with its much bigger neighbor.
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Asian LNG spot prices are now at their lowest level since May 2016 and close to the lowest point in Refinitiv records going back to 2010 of $4.00 per mmBtu, which was reached in April 2016.
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According to figures pulled from company filings, Barbie brand sales are at their lowest point in at least 43 years, and the percentage of Mattel sales coming from Barbie is possibly at an all-time low.
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