Berkshire ended March with $114.2 billion of cash and equivalents.
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Students march with Union Nationale des Étudiants de France signs.
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My wife went to the march with my kids, right?
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Brothers march with brothers, sons with fathers, friends with friends.
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Shannon: Who is better to march with than your Mom?
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Twice I've attempted to march with Black Lives Matter protestors.
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Comparably first launched in March with a compensation data tool.
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The U.S. military will this year march with French forces.
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She started March with about $31 million in the bank.
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The committee ended March with $85033 million cash on hand.
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Julius Caesar feared the "Ides of March" with good reason.
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I was here to march with Gays Against Guns today.
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That case ended in March with a $2 billion settlement.
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John, Baltimore The way I handled it when my wife went to Washington D.C. to march with our eight-year-old son was to go to NYC to march with our four-year-old son.
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She welcomed the baby in March with her husband Yaron Versano.
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Netflix made a similar arrangement in March with Sky Plc SKYB.
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Wozniacki returned this month after being out since March with injuries.
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Johnson rejoined them this March, with a different job in mind.
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The reboot of "Roseanne" premiered in March with 18.2 million viewers.
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He ended March with $563,000 on hand, according to FEC filings.
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He won his party's backing in March with 100 percent support.
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The narrative is a linear march, with little time for distractions.
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Mr Durant himself missed a month in March with a knee injury.
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However, he reintroduced the Debt-Free College Act in March with Sen.
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He won a second term in March with 92% of the vote.
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He has been sidelined since late March with a right foot sprain.
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America Ferrara kicked off the Washington, D.C. march with a rousing speech.
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The three Trump committees ended March with $44.3 million in the bank.
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She also traveled to Belize in early March with boyfriend Ross Mechanic.
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The editors celebrated their 101st issue this March with an understated redesign.
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The Manhattan district attorney indicted Manafort in March with 16 state felonies.
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Fourth graders Maisie and Nina came to the march with their parents.
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A nurse in gloves greeted visitors in mid-March with a thermometer.
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I book airline tickets for skiing in March with my extended family.
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The cases will be heard in March, with rulings expected by June.
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The couple announced their pregnancy in March with a series of adorable photos.
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Johns Hopkins performed the first in March with a kidney and liver transplant.
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The folksy Ervin started his work in March with a five-hour hearing.
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It obliged in December and March, with three more rises expected this year.
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina — They came because they wanted to march with their city.
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There's virtually no chance assigned to March, with just a 2 percent probability.
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You'll recall, two women came forward back in March with accusations against Seagal.
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The Associated Press: Early GOP primaries shaping up as rightward march with Trump.
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Ricketts started DNAinfo in 2009, and the site merged in March with Gothamist.
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Will you continue to feed into hate or march with us for freedom?
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The couple had celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary in March with family members.
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Nineteen works are set to be auctioned by March, with others to follow.
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In March, with his seventh term in office scheduled to end on Dec.
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Biden also led in the last poll in March, with Sanders in second.
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Ke'Shon went to Washington to march with high school students from Parkland, Fla.
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His wife, Coretta Scott King, would fly in to march with those workers.
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He will leave in March with more hits than flops under his belt.
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Gray will follow in March, with "sienna" and mint coming last in April.
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The three Trump committees finished March with nearly $16 million in the bank.
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He joined Smyly, who landed there in March with a significant elbow injury.
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Every year, hundreds of millions of people march with their feet to capitalism.
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The campaign committee ended March with more than $16 million cash on hand.
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He left the shelter in March with a Section 8 rent subsidy voucher.
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Democrats finally nabbed a special election victory in March with a win by Rep.
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Spectrem surveyed 750 people in March with investable assets of at least $1 million.
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They have 23 hotels and Laos opened in March, with 16 in the pipeline.
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Bears running back Terrance Williams finished the march with a 7-yard scoring run.
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He wanted to march with me and Congressman Frank in the next Pride parade.
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But numbers spiked in March, with 76,152 new suspected cases and 195 related deaths.
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Our policy priorities are clear: We march with science and evidence on our side.
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Tourism has plunged even further in March with new limits on travel and activity.
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She's expected to wrap up in March with a three-week run in Paris.
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It was not a surprise that Israel responded to our march with deadly violence.
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The RNC ends March with $42.9 million cash on hand, with no debt reported.
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Temperatures returned to normal in March, with snowstorms in some parts of the country.
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But she left the Women's March with a big question: what is this for?
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But these friends didn't want to march with pro-life signs or cause arguments.
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Clooney and his wife Amal have said they would march with the students on Saturday.
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What started out as a peaceful march, with more than 4,000 people, quickly turned violent.
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Palmer took back control in March with the aim of restarting operations later this year.
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So Britain could leave next March with no deal at all: a cliff-edge Brexit.
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Slack introduced voice calls in March with the promise that video calling would soon follow.
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But it is March, with less than three weeks to go until the Brexit deadline.
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Girnar Software expanded its auto portal business internationally last March with the launch of CarBay.
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She said she felt trapped and left for Tapachula in early March with no money.
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Warren is heading to Chicago on Tuesday to march with striking teachers in that city.
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Empire's #Avengers: #InfinityWar issue hits the shelves this Thursday 22 March with six collectible covers.
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Round one of the project launched in March with 33 vouchers totaling $6.7 million awarded.
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If history is a guide, stocks could exit March with the wind at their back.
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An unidentified third party came forward last March with a solution to open the phone.
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Martin, a target of the governor's chats, said he would march with protestors on Monday.
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Housing starts disappointed in March, with single-family construction falling 3.7 percent for the month.
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Trump won the state's Republican primary in March, with about 36 percent of the vote.
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The trend peaked in March, with 112 members blowing themselves up in Syria and Iraq.
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Construction activity swung back into high gear in March with the return of warm weather.
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Negotiators are supposed to finish in Washington in March with the eighth and final round.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Selma to Montgomery march with a 54-mile row.
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Gioconda Aviles came to the Los Angeles march with her 9-year-old twin daughters.
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It closed a US$4.65bn five-year bullet loan in March with a dozen banks.
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One of those groups, March With Trump, had its Twitter account taken down last month.
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" The Met Breuer will open in March, with an exhibition called "Unfinished: Thoughts Left Visible.
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Mike Pence in March, with critics saying it sanctioned discrimination against gay people on religious grounds.
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White supremacists march with tiki torches through the University of Virginia campus on Aug 11, 2017.
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Things didn't look much better in March, with overall first-quarter demand down by nearly 353%.
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Astro launched in March with the goal of cleaning up your inbox using an AI assistant.
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He ended March with $15.6 million left in the bank, $8003 million more than Massachusetts Sen.
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Britain is set to receive 873 cargoes in March, with six tankers scheduled for this week.
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Factory output accelerated in March, with the sub-index rising to 54.2 from 53.7 in February.
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Cruz raised $11.9 million that month and went into March with $8 million in the bank.
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The cases will be heard in March, with rulings expected by June amid the presidential race.
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Raneem Youssef, a 22-year-old student, attended the Burj al-Brajneh march with her family.
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The government held a single meeting in March with landowners to introduce an environmental impact assessment.
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The singer announced her pregnancy on Instagram in March with a photo showing her pregnant profile.
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The communications director position has been vacant since March with no apparent move to fill it.
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I left the Women's March with a feeling I had not experienced since Election Day: hope.
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The agreement was signed by 44 countries in March, with South Africa joining earlier this month.
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They passed the House in February 2018 and the Senate that March, with overwhelming bipartisan support.
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He loved the scene in "The Jungle Book" where Mowgli tries to march with the elephants.
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Lent begins in February and concludes at the end of March, with Easter soon to follow.
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However, the dispute was settled out of court in March, with Trent dropping all claims against them.
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Ted Cruz won the Utah caucuses in March with 69% of caucus attendees, and even Ohio Gov.
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The revisions are being put to public consultation until March with a final version published in July.
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Kuwait issued a debut $8 billion international bond in March with maturities of five and 10 years.
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If you march with people who physically assault others because of their race you're a neo-Nazi.
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His 5463-19 campaign ended in March with surgery to remove bone chips from his right elbow.
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In the US, flu season lasts roughly from October to March, with peak severity usually in February.
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The first reused Falcon 9 flew in March, with the second one following close behind in June.
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Lyft went public in March with ballooning losses of $900 million and no clear path to profitability.
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The paid add-ons will start arriving in March with the release of the "Outer Rim" pack.
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Marsman has been under a peace bond since March, with Baillie listed as the complainant, CBC reports.
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She didn't march with Black Lives Matter, either, or wave LGBTQ flags, though she supported them all.
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That is up from a total of $2.1 billion in March, with $1.3 billion in the fund.
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The auto industry led by sector in March with 8,838 layoffs, followed by energy with 8,149 cuts.
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Marsman has been under a peace bond since March, with Baillie listed as the complainant, CBC reported.
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Britain hopes to seal a deal in March with the EU 27 on the post-Brexit transition.
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The Irish budget carrier agreed in March with Lauda to buy a 75 percent stake in Laudamotion.
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San Francisco 85033ers assistant coach Katie Sowers, the NFL's first openly gay coach, will march with OutSports.com.
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These contestants found their own way to march with them, they just did it on a catwalk.
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The historic all-female spacewalk was originally scheduled for March with Koch and another astronaut, Anne McClain.
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ABOUT THE WILD (49-25-8): Devan Dubnyk, who struggled through the month of March with an .
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Qualcomm's annual meeting is currently scheduled for March with the deadline for nominating directors sometime in December.
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Gronkowski retired from the NFL in March with his entire career earnings: $54 million, according to Spotrac.
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Trade Works for America officially launched in March with the announcement of its co-chairs, ex-Sen.
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He finished March with about $13.5 million on hand, compared to less than $3 million for Strickland.
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The Army issued a request for proposals in March with a deadline of October 1 for submissions.
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Job growth picked up in March, with the economy creating 22.3,21.2 positions, the government reported last Friday.
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Saturday marks the fourth annual Women's March, with events taking place around the country and the world.
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Carabineros police officers march with their sniffer dogs during a military parade in Santiago, Chile, on Sept.
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Williams was charged in a 23-count indictment in March with accepting the bribes as well as fraud.
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It has gained 8 percent since the end of March, with currencies in emerging markets taking a hammering.
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The Honest Beauty collection arrived at Target in March with over 30 skincare and makeup products to shop.
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They are all hoping that a new era is on the march, with renewed prospects in national elections.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Automakers sold a record number of vehicles in Canada during March, with General Motors Canada (GM.
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Whereas his father excelled in fundraising, Levi has struggled, ending March with just under $11,500 on the books.
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Tilray formed a "strategic alliance" in March with Sandoz to help the drugmaker build this kind of hedge.
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Peters' campaign took in $27.4 million in the first quarter and ended March with $22 million on hand.
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The amnesty lasts until March, with participants who join by the end of September paying the lowest rates.
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"The population rose up, but the mutineers quickly dispersed the march with shots," said Bouake resident Simon Guede.
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After that, it will be made more widely available later in March, with pricing to be determined locally.
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Japanese yen net shorts, meanwhile, grew to their largest since mid-March, with 112,125 contracts, CFTC data showed.
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She'd be at the Women's March with a polite, calligraphed sign and a Burberry scarf-and-sneaker set.
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Meanwhile, Reuters reported that OPEC members reduced output more than they promised in March, with 104 percent compliance.
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Cobalt-focused drilling at its Kalpini deposit commenced in late March with the goal of providing additional data.
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Separately, China's foreign exchange reserves rose for a fifth straight month in March, with the increase exceeding expectations.
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Malheur County (population, 30,000) held a referendum in March, with 90% of votes cast opposing a national monument.
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Thankfully, the two parties eventually came to an agreement in March, with Cirkunov signing a six-fight deal.
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GPIF said foreign equities were its worst performers in January-March with a negative return of 6.35 percent.
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Trump finished last, however, during Utah's GOP presidential primary in late March, with 14 percent of the vote.
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The Senate followed suit in March, with 12 GOP senators bucking party lines to vote against Trump's declaration.
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But job growth picked up in March, with the economy creating 196,000 positions, the government reported last Friday.
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Chue started the petition in March with a goal of 200 signatures, the New School Free Press reports.
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On Key West, the adults-only H2O Suites opened in March with 22 suites and a rooftop pool.
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The RNC raised $12.8 million in February and entered March with over $42 million in cash on hand.
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After an excruciating year and a half wait, Ozark returns to Netflix this March with its third season.
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Their march, with the rallying cry of "Science, not Silence," was inspired by the Women's March on Washington.
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CNN's investigation Our investigation began in March with a story about anti-vaxxers attacking vaccine advocates on Facebook.
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At night, they march with glowing lights, and thousands of lighter-than-air lanterns float into the sky.
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Democrats overwhelmingly approved of the march, with 94 percent voicing support, compared to only 31 percent of Republicans.
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She deserves a chance to march with the rest of the band, and I'm happy to make that happen.
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Wash came to the Washington march with her friend Nan Sullivan, 65, a business owner also from Saratoga Springs.
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Austin has one of the best music scenes in America, spotlighted each March with the South-By-Southwest Festival.
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The study began in March, with an interim review due in August and a final report due Dec. 31.
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The value of sterling fell sharply on concerns that Britain could leave the EU in March with no deal.
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The study began in March, with an interim review due in August and a final report due December 31.
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In the US, flu season typically lasts from October to March, with flu activity peaking between December and February.
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Her first for Calvin Klein Jeans launched in March with a big billboard on L.A.'s famous Sunset strip.
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That changed in March with the latter's successful first test flight of Crew Dragon (loaded with cargo, not people).
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Tesla unveiled its Model Y electric crossover SUV in March, with a target volume production date of late 2020.
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"You like that pressure," added Jeff Skinner, who finished March with 230 goals and five assists for the Hurricanes.
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The two split back in March, with both Pettyfer and Horst taking to social media to break the news.
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Led by Chip Moelchert, Private Advisors managed more than $5.6 billion as of March, with more than 20153 employees.
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The momentum continued in March, with the reintroduction of the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act by Rep.
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Masefield opened the shop in March with her husband Robin, who used to work in a marine fisheries laboratory.
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The couple and several other parents were originally charged in March with conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud.
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Tony Cardenas (D-Calif.), who boycotted Trump's inauguration, said he would attend the march with his wife and daughter.
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Stocks are off to a bullish start in March, with the Dow surging more than 300-points on Tuesday.
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Balcon says there's ways you can help: march with sex workers this Saturday as we fight for human rights.
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The program was announced back in March, with the goal of helping Verizon find innovation in media and advertising.
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Clinton raised about $29.5 million in March, with more than half of her donations coming online from grassroots contributors.
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" Collins pleaded guilty to similar crimes in March with prosecutors agreeing to "a recommended prison term of 18 months.
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After elections in March with no conclusive results, and after several unsuccessful attempts, the country finally has a government.
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The lawyers allegedly convened a special meeting in March with bankers from JPMorgan and just two Fresh Market directors.
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"Tropicália" melts down a tuneful carnival march with eerie orchestration, while its lyrics obliquely sketch a nation's cultural manifesto.
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It asked cities to respond by early March with a huge text document punctuated only with a few maps.
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"When I marched in the civil rights movement, I did not march with a 12-point program," he said.
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Arada Moonroj, the chef, opened Lamoon in March with her husband, Jugkrwut Borin, and Piboon Thongtanyong, known as Otto.
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Luck punctuated the march with an 593-yard touchdown pass to Moncrief with 259 seconds left in the half.
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She left in March with her lover and an elderly aunt, who accompanied them to help them avoid suspicion.
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I invite other women to march with me in Washington, and urge us to break our silence about racism.
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Henderson capped the march with a 3-yard pass to Collingham, the tight end's second score of the game.
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Brandon Johnson was arrested back in March with a stash of guns, drugs and cash ... according to law enforcement.
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"Orban destroys lives and families," Mr. Radics said as he prepared to march with thousands of protesters Saturday afternoon.
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Her "She Ready" tour continues through February and March, with stops in Albuquerque, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Portland, Oregon and Seattle.
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The first trailer for Chucky's terrifying return dropped in March, with Aubrey Plaza getting the short end of the stick.
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This year, we spoke as he prepared to return home to Illinois, where he planned to march with his constituents.
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It is expected to be fully operational at the end of March with the launch of an order-routing system.
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Market sentiment has also improved greatly since March, with the market reacting positively to the outcome of the French elections.
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The full assortment will be online and in stores by March, with items priced at about $22019 to $222 each.
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His campaign reported $4.1 million in total receipts, and ended March with $3.2 million on hand, according to the FEC.
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The N.C.A.A. originally punished Syracuse last March with the loss of three scholarships a year for a four-year period.
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Damian Jessup, 30, who traveled from Norfolk, Virginia, to march with gay Republicans, defended Trump and his support for gays.
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Chilean police march with future police dogs during the celebration of Chile's 28th independence anniversary in Santiago, on Sept. 24.
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A2 bought an 8.2-percent share in Synlait in March, with which is has an agreement to process its formula.
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The two men started developing their service in January and tested it in February and March with friends and family.
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Williams is a new mom, having welcomed daughter Rowan in March with husband Brandon Cox, whom she married in 2016.
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The deal also includes another $50 million infusion by the end of March, with Starboard's Jeffrey Smith being named chairman.
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The setback follows similar disappointing results in March with the same AstraZeneca pill in another big trial in stroke patients.
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According to TMZ, the pair started their long distance relationship in March, with Brielle often visiting him in Salem, Virginia.
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Then she took an impromptu trip to Jamaica in March with a sexy string bikini and nude-colored one-piece.
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Wage gains slowed in March, with average hourly earnings rising a modest 0.1 percent after jumping 0.4 percent in February.
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Automata I dropped in March with six songs that show off what this band does best: face-melting prog metal.
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The parade is clearly still on the march, with the European Central Bank waving the baton somewhere out in front.
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Last month the index had a final reading of 96.9 for March, with consumers' attitudes remaining "quite favorable," data showed.
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Ford reported that sales of cars fell 20173 percent on-year in March, with SUV sales down over 3 percent.
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The survey polled 1,213 taxpayers in early March, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
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Aside from Kim Kardashian's Paris robbery, Kendall Jenner's home was robbed in March, with the thieves stealing the model's jewelry.
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The Supreme Court agreed to this in March, with this week's advice from the DoJ adding to the court's deliberations.
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Due to Cruz's previous money hauls, the two candidates ended March with about the same amount of cash on hand.
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The proposal would not affect spending allocated under the 2018 omnibus package, which passed in March with broad bipartisan support.
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Hawley ended March with a total of $2628 million cash on hand, while McCaskill has $28503 million in cash reserves.
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A millennial himself at 34, Knoll said he would attend a local women's march with his 8-year-old daughter.
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And a constellation of super PACs backing Mr. Cruz began March with more than $20 million in cash on hand.
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Factories shed more staff in March, with the employment sub-index still hovering below the no-change mark of 50.
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Do note that the production returns in March with another cast; if you're choosing, this is the one to hear.
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By early March, with the country under complete lockdown, cultural sites across Italy were closed, including the Colosseum and Pompeii.
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The administration pledged 1 million coronavirus tests in early March, with more to go out, but far fewer actually did.
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And Dr. William D. Strampel, Dr. Nassar's boss at Michigan State, was charged in March with committing sexual misconduct himself.
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By early March, with the country under complete lockdown, cultural sites across Italy were closed, including the Colosseum and Pompeii.
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In Lebanon, the clock is ticking down on the Eurobond maturing in mid-March with political sentiment apparently against paying.
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Tony Cardenas (D-Calif.), who is boycotting Trump's inauguration, said he will attend the march with his wife and daughter.
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Also on Wednesday, the U.S. reports inflation data for March, with expectations at 2.4 percent based on a Reuters poll.
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SpaceX, a major competitor to Boeing and ULA, completed a similar flight test in March with its Crew Dragon capsule.
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The company has given 210 employees the pink slip since March, with hundreds more dismissals expected as it reduces staff.
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She's been training for this year's Santa Run since March, with a regimen walking various routes with hills and inclines.
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Spacecom had signed a $112 million deal in March with SSL, a unit of Maxar Technologies, to build Amos-8.
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Kuithe capped an 11-play march with a 3-yard run with 7:39 to go in the first quarter.
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"We share a different set of morals and values," Zakarian said of Trump in an interview in March with Metro.
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Bezeq will publish its 2017 financial results in the second half of March with its shareholders meeting 35 days later.
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SpaceX, a major competitor to Boeing and ULA, completed a similar flight test in March with its Crew Dragon capsule.
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Currently that title is held by the inaugural Women's March, with 500,000 participants in D.C., according to The Washington Post.
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Facebook finished March with 1.9 billion monthly active users, representing growth of about 500 million users over the past two years.
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On Tuesday, Jessica Simpson shared a new photo of her youngest daughter, whom she welcomed in March with husband Eric Johnson.
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But a depressed stock price forced it to pay off a $920 million bond in March with cash rather than stock.
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Under the deal secured with EU leaders on Sunday, Britain would leave the bloc in March with continued close trade ties.
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The car is the first under Lowe's guidance, with the Briton joining from dominant Mercedes last March with plenty of expectation.
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Accessories chain Claire's filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in March, with plans to trim its debt by nearly $2 billion.
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Perry first teased the song on her Instagram story in March with a video of herself jamming out to the tune.
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Group deposits stood at 26.2 billion euros at the end of March, with Alpha's loans-to-deposits ratio at 148 percent.
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He added that five Kenyan officials will be sent to Cardiff for the world half-marathon in March with 10 athletes.
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India, which had the fastest annual growth in January-March, with 7.9 percent, will report April-June data on Aug. 31.
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In retrospect, February's Russian Doll (Netflix) and PEN15 (Hulu) were harbingers of this trend, which continued in March with Shrill (Hulu).
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" After teasing fans for months on social media, the album was formally heralded in late March with the release of "Deutschland.
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The players sued the federation in March with allegations of gender discrimination and complaints about lower wages and unfavorable working conditions.
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China's manufacturing sector returned to growth in March, with its purchasing managers index rising above 50, after 4 months of contraction.
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Some employees planned to march with Google, while also visibly demonstrating against YouTube's recent policy decisions with signs or t-shirts.
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Burke previously celebrated her upcoming relationship milestone in March, with a special shower hosted by Burke's maid of honor Leah Remini.
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The company launched in March with a pilot program for low-income students at a few high schools in the Bronx.
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The SpaceIL project was initially a competitor in the Google Lunar Xprize but that race ended last March with no winners.
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German 10-year bond yields are set to end March with their biggest monthly fall since August, down 16 basis points.
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Markets are expected to kick off March with reports that show manufacturing remained weak in February but auto sales were decent.
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The report shows that about 1,151,427 internally displaced persons returned home in March with over 10% (903, 507) returned to Michika.
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G20 finance ministers and central bankers meet in Buenos Aires in March, with crypto-currencies set to be on the agenda.
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Wage gains had slowed in March, with average hourly earnings rising a modest 0.1 percent after jumping 0.4 percent in February.
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This brings us back to the Echo Nest, which finally popped up again in early March with a new Spotify feature.
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The open association of the Congressional Black Caucus and the leadership of the Women's March with Louis Farrakhan is well known.
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The annual pilgrimage, a march with religious roots organized by Pueblo Sin Fronteras since 2010, normally shrinks as it travels north.
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The measure has only dipped slightly since soaring to its highest level since 2004 in March, with a reading of 101.4.
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Trump's job approval rating rose 3 points since March, with 46 percent of Americans now approving of his performance in office.
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The U.S. THAAD system was first deployed to South Korea in March with much fanfare as tensions with North Korea mounted.
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"Shadowhunters" star Harry Shum Jr. and wife Shelby Rabara became parents in March with the birth of a daughter named Xia.
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The Supreme Court will hear its most consequential abortion rights case in 19693 years this March with Whole Woman's Health v.
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Hong Kong citizens have been publicly protesting the bill and their government since late March, with demonstrations and rallies attracting masses.
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Nadal withdrew from the BNP Paribas Open before a semifinal match with Federer in March with a recurrence of knee tendinitis.
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The value of Denmark's largest bank has almost halved since last March, with investors concerned by the threat of hefty fines.
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The "Hope to Nope" exhibition had been a critical and commercial success since opening in March, with more than 30,000 visitors.
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And according to Ferguson, he went on to march with Kinloch mayor Clarence Lee on Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday.
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Another 40 bps of cuts is priced for March, with about a 60% chance of a more aggressive 50 bps cut.
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"We are scared now," said Ricky Hong, 49, a marketing executive who joined the march with his wife and young daughter.
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The first Snow Volleyball European Championships will be held in Austria in March with 24 men's and 24 women's teams competing.
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An email Mr. Almon provided to The Times showed that he had been in communication in March with Mr. Nunes's office.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has planned a trip to the city in early March with several Michigan Democrats.
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Out of its top 20 heaviest trading days, six have occurred since March, with four of them in the last month.
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Michael Rogers in March, with both men refusing to comply with the requests, which they are said to have found inappropriate.
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"It's important to show strength in numbers," said Jennifer Turney of Weathersfield, Vermont, who traveled to Boston to march with three friends.
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Amr Mostafa told Reuters that AMOC would begin refining crude oil in March with a 350,000-barrel shipment at the Midor refinery.
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The tour continues through March, with stops in Chicago, Nashville, Boston, Dallas, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Baltimore, St. Louis, Salt Lake City and more.
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Moen was charged in March with attempted murder, which carries a maximum of 20 years in prison, the DA's news release states.
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That mission, Crew Dragon Demo-1, flew in March, with a successful docking procedure taking place with IDA-2 on March 3.
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The page that seemingly belongs to Anderson, 53, also has a photo in March with Smith, also 53, enjoying a date night.
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Under a deal secured with European Union leaders on Sunday, Britain will leave the bloc in March with continued close trade ties.
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The couple started dating in October, and Tatum, 39, went to London in March with Jessie to see her friends and family.
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In fact, the third-person shooter saw a peak 3.4 million concurrent players in March, with the servers buckling under the pressure.
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Venice, California-based Snapchat is expected to go public as early as March with a valuation of as much as $25 billion.
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The social media platform had 1.65 billion monthly active users as of March, with more than 1 billion people accessing it daily.
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The Dow still posted its best month since March, with the S&P 21.49 and Nasdaq seeing their best months since July.
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The Reuters Tankan service-sector index held steady at 26 in March, with retailers and wholesalers rebounding from the previous month's slump.
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The spring exhibitions opened early in March with 'Poetry and Form', Mona Saudi's retrospective produced in collaboration with the Sharjah Art Museum.
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BBVA finished March with a core Tier 1 capital ratio of 11.35 percent compared with 11.34 percent at the end of December.
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The companies reached an agreement in March with New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to stop running paid contests in the state.
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Watch Party is expected to launch on Vevo's website later in March, with the new app scheduled for an April release date.
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Customers of share-trading platform Aquis will use a new Paris hub from March, with only non-EU stocks left in London.
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Researchers said they expect the pilot mobile app survey, which began in March with 480 participants, to be completed in 18 months.
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But Murphy received a jolt of momentum in March with an endorsement from President Obama and campaign appearances with Vice President Biden.
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So if your friends are busy or protesting isn't their jam, MarchFindr is a great way to find people to march with.
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Under the deal secured with EU leaders on Sunday, the UK will leave the bloc in March with continued close trade ties.
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A date for face-to-face talks was set for early March, with Pakistan promising to deliver Taliban leaders to the table.
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Wal-Mart's warehouse unit Sams Club began a pilot in March with startup Deliv to dispatch groceries to business customers in Miami.
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The PAC was formed in early March, with a mission of denying Trump, the current Republican presidential front-runner, the GOP nomination.
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Consider gunmaker American Outdoor Brands, which responded to BlackRock's pleas in March with a strong statement of respect for the Second Amendment.
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To give a simple example, students are free to march with candles chanting, "No means yes, yes means anal," in a park.
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Europe has been the epicenter of the coronavirus since mid-March, with more new confirmed cases than anywhere else in the world.
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Reyna and Ronnie Rivers polished off a six-play, 75-yard march with a 25-yard connection that made it 14-10.
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Despite the heavy spending, Sanders entered March with a substantial financial cushion of nearly $18.7 million in leftover cash, his filings show.
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The century-old, off-price department store chain, filed for bankruptcy in mid-March, with plans to liquidate its inventory and assets.
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The economy shrank at an annualized rate of 0.6 percent in January-March, with weaker private consumption offseting gains in capital expenditure.
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The Australian dollar took a brief knock after jobs data proved unexpectedly soft in March, with employment rising by a meagre 4,900.
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This initiative will start being introduced to stores from March, with Tesco claiming it will help remove 67 million pieces of plastic.
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It's fallen to 45 percent as of this March, with 47 percent disapproval, according to a University of Montana Big Sky poll.
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The index declined 1.56 percent, or 343.77 points, on the first day of March, with automakers, technology stocks and financials closing lower.
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Okposo continued a solid month of March with his sixth goal, accounting for nearly one-third of his season total of 21.
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Adidas made up 17.5% of GBL's portfolio at the end of March, with the stock's value surging to record highs this year.
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The boldest step came in March, with the news that it would pull out of Europe by selling Opel to France's PSA Group.
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Before the veteran had to be helped off the field, he engineered a 10-play, 90-yard touchdown march with five first downs.
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Trump Tower' Australia was the scene of the day's first major international march, with thousands joining an anti-Trump demonstration in downtown Sydney.
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The Duchess of Sussex, 37, kicked off Commonwealth Day celebrations in March with a visit to Canada House in London with Prince Harry.
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On Friday, the New Wave Feminists were granted partnership of the march with the idea that feminism is more than just one issue.
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The project was completed this March, with 80 percent of the sculpture now on view to anyone who visits the U-Haul showroom.
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While attending the National Prince's Trust Awards in March with Prince Charles, she mentioned that she thought about asking, "Oi, where's my invite?"
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Chilean police officers march with puppies, future police dogs, during the celebration parade of Chile's 208th Independence anniversary in Santiago, on Sept. 19.
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Tillis starts with a money advantage: he raised $1.2 million in the first quarter and ended March with $2.9 million in the bank.
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Deliveries are anticipated to take place beginning in March, with the potential for early deliveries in February, the Department of Energy previously said.
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Its closest US-based rival, Lyft, filed its IPO at the beginning of March, with an expected valuation of up to $23 billion.
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Organizers kicked off the march with chants that included "Smash, smash, smash liberalism; our way is nationalism" and a performance by nationalist rappers.
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The singer spent the first part of the day at the march with her family, who was with her at the award show.
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The store-within-a-store is scheduled to open at the Beverly Hills location in March, with other locations in California to follow.
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After the rather disastrous performance of the Wii U, Nintendo will explore new waters next March with its new console — the Nintendo Switch.
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The historically long and severe 2017-2018 season saw elevated activity nationally through the end of March, with viruses still reported into May.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Barrett will replace Heather Wilson who resigned from the post in March with plans to return to academia.
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EU leaders have announced they will hold a summit in early March with Turkey to attempt to seek fresh solutions to the crisis.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee hiked again in March, with officials then pointing to a total of three moves for the year.
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It's since fallen to 45 percent as of this March, with 47 percent disapproval, according to a University of Montana Big Sky poll.
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Puma fired back in March with its own letter -- obtained by TMZ -- insisting there was no infringement on Freedom's 'FU' because Rihanna's 'F.
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Sofya Tsygankova, 32, was charged in March with two counts of capital murder in the deaths of daughters, Nika, 5, and Michela, 1.
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A report on Tuesday showed job openings hit an eight-month high in March, with the rate re-testing its post-recession high.
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The first movie theaters are set to open in March, with plans to have more than 2,000 screens up and running by 2030.
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Saudi Arabia alone had 127 operating rigs in March, with 67 targeting primarily oil-bearing formations and 60 hunting for gas (tmsnrt.rs/1TQYq0t).
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"Buddhism is old and traditional, but it's also modern," he said in an interview in March with the state-run news agency Xinhua.
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The Guardian published quite an in-depth report Tuesday, claiming Samsung will launch two devices in late March, with availability around April 21.
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But Cruz, who finished March with $8.8 million cash on hand, has several things working in his favor to help boost his fundraising.
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U.S. retailer Walmart was reported to have been in early-stage talks in March with health insurer Humana Inc about developing closer ties.
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Looking at spending by month, DTC advertisers spent the most in January, spending an estimated $333 million, followed by March with $271 million.
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Bredesen is already funneling some of the money into ads, having blanketed the airwaves since March with five statewide TV and digital spots.
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Qualcomm is set to close out March with a loss of 15 percent, marking it as the XLK's second-worst performer this month.
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Los Angeles-based Cathay received approval from the U.S. Federal Reserve in March with a deadline to close the deal early next week.
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Friday night's outcome came in the same arena where Virginia's season ended last March with an NCAA Tournament loss to Maryland-Baltimore County.
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Ms. Schaetzel purchased a 4.25 kilowatt solar system, which was up and running in March, with 14 solar panels perched on her rooftop.
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Organizers said it would evoke the look and feel of the 1970 march, with participants carrying signs and banners and playing musical instruments.
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Sunday evening, the Hong Kong government responded to the march with a conciliatory written statement that ended with a rare apology from Mrs.
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The song itself is a folk-rock march, with straightforward strumming and genteel strings, and could almost be taken as an earnest vow.
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Former presidents have made telephone calls in to the march, with both Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush addressing the event via phone.
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Postings peak in March, with 30,443 advertised positions in March 2016 (if you don't have anything by May, you're probably out of luck).
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The decline in energy prices, meanwhile, slowed in March, with gasoline prices down 4.4 percent compared with an 11.9 percent fall in February.
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The coverage ratio was 25.5% at end-March, with the total level of unprovisioned NPLs (to customers) above 90% of San Marino's GDP.
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The legislation was reintroduced in the Senate in March with bipartisan support, but there has been no action since then on the measure.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who was announced as an honorary co-chair of the Women's March with Lewis, will not be in attendance.
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The company had $281.7 million in assets as of the end of March, with $225.8 million of that total digital, the release said.
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The former governor has long said he would make a decision by the end of March, with a potential announcement later in April.
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There's also a speed march with heavy rucksacks that typically takes all night and eliminates roughly half of the teams, the release states.
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Overnight on Wall Street, the major indexes saw saw their best day since March, with stocks rising on the back of strong quarterly results.
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"We have, now, between now and March, with a number of political nuances in between, to potentially price out that trade risk," he said.
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The Archdiocese and Katy Perry "are continuing their relentless march with no concern for what is right or fair or just," the representative said.
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One faded black-and-white image shows a crowd of men who appear to be on a long march with their backs bent over.
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Eurostat, the bloc's statistics body, also posted the latest unemployment figures for March, with the jobless rate at 7.7%, down from 7.8% in February.
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Still, Kushner was dispatched to Mexico as a mediator on occasion, including a meeting in March with Peña Nieto after talks with Trump crumbled.
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U.S. nonfarm payrolls are expected to show the world's largest economy added 205,000 jobs in March, with the jobless rate steady at 4.9 percent.
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U.S. retailer Walmart Inc was reported to have been in early-stage talks in March with health insurer Humana Inc about developing closer ties.
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"One particular surprise is that China was weak in March, with diesel demand acting as a significant drag," Oxford said in a research note.
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Insight was originally scheduled to launch this past March with the goal of collecting all kinds of data about what's happening in Mars's interior.
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Bad loans at Indian banks reached a record $150 billion at the end of March, with state-run banks accounting for the lion's share.
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WELLINGTON, April 5 (Reuters) - New Zealand house prices rose in March, with red-hot Auckland slowing as the capital Wellington picked up the pace.
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November is set to be Wall Street's best month since March, with the markets rallying on Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election.
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The company ended March with net debt of 8.2 billion reais, equivalent to 3.7 times its earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA).
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The big February addition from companies with more than 4.93 employees in February, at 24.9,20.2, declined sharply in March with just 22.2,000 new positions.
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McDonald, who was charged with first-degree murder Saturday, had been charged in March with tampering with evidence in connection with his wife's case.
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Growth in total new orders slowed sharply to 50.9 from 52.7 in March, with the rate of expansion in new export orders also easing.
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And on Tuesday, they immediately questioned whether the move was intended to derail the Russian meddling investigation, announced in March with Justice Department authorization.
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The Rift began shipping in March with an Xbox One controller after production issues forced the company to delay shipment of the Touch controllers.
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In a YouTube video from March with more than a million views, Mikenas explained that she stopped shaving initially to avoid the time investment.
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"Isn't every woman a feminist?" said Mary Reda, 21, who came to the march with her Catholic campus ministry from the University of Virginia.
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The first lady addressed critics during a meeting in March with tech company leaders to discuss cyberbullying, and vowed she would not be deterred.
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Separately, the company announced that CEO Micky Pant will become vice chairman in March, with Chief Operating Officer Joey Wat taking over as CEO.
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Verizon debuted a streaming service called Go90 last year and entered into a joint venture in March with publisher Hearst to produce video content.
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Still reeling from Russian interference on its platform during the 2016 election, the social network was hit in March with the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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The Bulls moved 91 yards on the ensuing possession, with Flowers capping off the march with a 17-yard scoring toss to Darnell Salomon.
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Fillon revealed last week he was to be summoned by a judge later in March with a view to being put under formal investigation.
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And to build up hype for the company, the Tesla CEO unveiled a hat in March with "The Boring Company" emblazoned on the front.
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While Kloss wasn't in attendance, she posted a photo from the same Women's March with an Audre Lorde quote: "Women are powerful and dangerous."
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Dozens of people told Reuters it was their first protest march, with some remarking on the strong sense of unity among the diverse crowds.
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Veneto Banca said in its share sale prospectus it had received 2,457 complaints from customers at end-March with claims totalling 175 million euros.
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Ms. Nixon has raised more than $2500 million since she joined the race in March, with much of the money coming from small contributors.
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Ho Siubo, a Hong Kong resident who joined the march with his friends and their children, expressed frustration with the education system in particular.
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This time around, more than 650 groups were registered to take part in the march, with 150,000 people expected to walk the parade route.
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Large numbers of security forces were deployed across much of Khartoum Tuesday in anticipation of the march, with soldiers riding in all-terrain vehicles.
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Public Health England issued guidelines in March with the aim of reducing the calorie count of some popular foods by 20 percent by 2024.
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James Harris Jackson, a white man, traveled from Baltimore to New York City in March with the goal of killing black men, investigators said.
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"I think we can all agree that some of the media is very slanted," said Griffith, who came to the march with his church.
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German carmakers were set to post their biggest daily gain since late March with Daimler, BMW, Volkswagen and Renault leading the broader index higher.
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The government subsequently reversed the social security change, but the people continued to march, with authorities moving to stem the protests and violence escalating.
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A North Korean government delegation has plans to meet in New York in early March with former U.S. officials involved in North Korea policy.
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He pulled in $949,000 in the first three months of the year, but still ends March with a sizable $5.4 million in the bank.
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Bad loans at Indian banks reached a record $150 billion at the end of March with state-run banks accounting for the lion's share.
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Economists polled by Reuters earlier this month assigned a median one-in-four chance that Britain leaves the EU in March with no deal.
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Half a world away in Colombia, Philip Morris kicked off its sale of iQOS this March with a large white balloon at a music festival.
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The Flip or Flop star decorated his new home in Costa Mesa, California — which he bought in March — with the help of Taylor and Brayden.
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The company made its first tech acquisition in March with Canada's ModiFace, which develops services such as virtual testing for make-up or hair colors.
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The court will hear arguments in both cases in March, with rulings due by the end of June that could have enduring political consequences nationwide.
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The "It All Started with a Beer" singer, 34, and Murphy, 35, tied the knot in March with a wedding ceremony in Bee Cave, Texas.
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Trudeau joined in on Canada's largest Pride parade in Toronto Sunday, where he took to the streets to march with members of the LGBT community.
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Pig prices have soared since March, with rising pork prices driving consumer inflation last month to its highest since October 2018, data showed on Thursday.
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The next year, Mayor David N. Dinkins tried to work out a compromise by having a lesbian and gay group march with an existing delegation.
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The median estimate of 16 economists showed a deficit of $984 million in March, with predictions ranging between deficits of $07003 million and $1.2 billion.
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Spotify's integration with Facebook Messenger began in March, with an implementation that (clumsily) allowed people to choose songs and playlists and send them to others.
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The prelude to this "eastern European summer" came in March with the election of Zuzana Caputova, a liberal anti-corruption campaigner, as president of Slovakia.
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Zelenskiy won the first round in March with a score almost twice as high as Poroshenko, but his views on Ukraine's economic policies remain unclear.
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The Verdera mirror will be the first item from the Kohler Konnect line to go on sale this March, with no confirmed pricing just yet.
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And perhaps Chad Michael Murray missed this photo op due to daddy duty, as he welcomed a baby girl in March with wife Sarah Roemer.
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"It's ridiculous that we're treated differently to everyone else in these islands," said Belfast resident Sarah, who was at the march with her partner Toni.
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On the data front, investors digested export and import prices for the month of March, with imports prices rising 0.2 percent and exports remaining unchanged.
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"Over the last 20 years, the Dow has averaged a gain of 1.36 percent in March with positive returns 14 of 20 times," Hogan said.
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The Meizu Pro 5 Ubuntu Edition will be on sale in March with 32GB of storage and 3GB of RAM for a price of $369.99.
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When the Nintendo Switch launched in March with the critically acclaimed Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, YouPorn suffered a 17% drop in traffic.
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The euro zone version of the PMI is expected to hold at 51.4 for March, with growth seen spreading from Germany to Italy to Spain.
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The debate, moderated by Anderson Cooper, will come amid the packed primary calendar in early March, with hundreds of delegates pledged in the days prior.
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Iraq also experienced record heat in late March, with the temperature in Nasiriyah soaring to 43.8 degrees Celsius, or 110.8 degrees Fahrenheit, on March 35.23.
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Kenya signed an agreement in March with China Communications Construction Company (CCCC) to extend the railway to the town of Malaba on the Ugandan border.
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" To put this into context, it'd be somewhat akin to Donald Trump tweeting his support for the Women's March with the following: "Women are great.
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A consultant of the company and a close aide of Del Vecchio, Milleri joined the board in March with the task of supporting the chairman.
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Eric has details of Warren's 16 meetings since March with Native American leaders, as well as a nifty redirect her digital team came up with.
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We broke the story ... Johnson's rap sheet includes being busted in March with a stash of guns, drugs and cash -- along with this June arrest.
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"The Eighties" debuted in late March with an enjoyable episode called "Raised on Television," and it has since taken on subjects like Ronald Reagan's presidency.
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The bill cleared the Senate in March with some bipartisan support and is expected to be voted on by House lawmakers as early as Tuesday.
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In one letter to his father, he said he was "forged from steel,"and ready to "march with the armies of the Muajahadeen," Soufan added.
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Each year the area hosts the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, and Mr. Turnbull is Australia's first sitting prime minister to march with revelers.
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So Trump has been weighing in on Brexit since March, with a clearly established position: The EU is bad for Britain because it encourages migration.
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Several hundred meters behind the government column, participants held banners saying "God, Honour, Homeland" and launched red flares, blanketing sections of the march with smoke.
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Long, who worked the overnight shift, was fired in February for a safety violation, according to a complaint he filed in March with the NLRB.
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The number of cases in the city-state started climbing last week compared to February and early March, with most of the new cases imported.
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Although the planners announced that all women were welcome, members from the South declared they would not march with the National Association of Colored Women.
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Spain has been in lockdown since 14 March, with people allowed out only to buy food or medicine, seek medical help, or travel to work.
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This is the second attempt by NASA to conduct an all-female walk, which was first tried in March with Koch and astronaut Anne McClain.
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"Moreover, there is a fiscal expansion coming down the pipe in the (Britain's) Budget on 11 March, with potentially a significant regional dimension," they wrote.
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They proposed a kind of unity campaign for campus, in which students would march with signs saying, "I am a Wolverine," to stress their similarities.
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It was the second attempt by NASA to conduct an all-female walk, which was first tried in March with Koch and astronaut Anne McClain.
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Straylight, a cocktail bar below a Japanese restaurant called Juku, opened in the same building in March, with less fanfare and fewer Scarlett Johansson sightings.
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Karen Bass (D-Calif.), spoke to The Hill Thursday, shortly following their march with Congressional Black Caucus members from the Capitol to the Justice Department.
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" Fallon vowed last month to march with Parkland students after the tragedy, saying that he was inspired by their "guts, passion, conviction and common sense.
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It's actually easy, because Andrés's market there, which he opened in March with the brothers Ferran and Albert Adrià, is an exuberant labor of love.
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But the NRCC still maintains its money edge, ending March with $85033 million cash on hand, while the DCCC has $57 million in the bank.
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Jason Van Dyke, the Chicago police officer accused of murder in the McDonald shooting, was charged in March with 16 new counts of aggravated battery.
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Leading the way could be Snap, whose shares are expected to begin trading as soon as March with a valuation that could exceed $30 billion.
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This store-within-a-store is scheduled to open at the Barneys store in Beverly Hills in March, with other locations in California to follow.
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"Equal rights for women / Beaten up equally," the lyrics go, sung over footage of Turkish police breaking up an International Women's Day march with batons.
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The singer, 40, and model, 23, celebrated their daughter — who's expected to arrive in March — with a lavish baby shower in Malibu, California, on Jan. 20.
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The $145 million deal was first announced in March, with a stipulation that at least 50 percent of the acquisition price would be paid in cash.
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The furor set off soul-searching inside the ACLU and an announcement that it would no longer stand with hate groups aiming to march with guns.
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Putin won re-election for six more years in March with opposition leader Alexei Navalny barred from running on what he says was a false pretext.
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Boeing plans a similar test launch of the Starliner spacecraft atop its Atlas 5 rocket as soon as March, with a crewed mission following in August.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, which does a real-time forecast, said the economy likely stalled in January-March, with just 0.1 percent annualized growth.
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But MLS is expanding to 24 teams for next season, which begins in March, with the addition of Cincinnati, followed by Miami and Nashville in 2020.
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The 5-year-old Massachusetts boy who captivated the Internet in March with his sweet reaction to news he'd be receiving a heart transplant has died.
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NASA will put out a formal request to companies for lander proposals in March, with the goal of awarding and solidifying contracts between May and July.
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The committee held an open hearing on election security in March, with testimony from Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and other election security officials.
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It is likely to be announced in the first few days of March, with an initial public offering taking place four weeks later, the sources said.
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Olivia and her friends Emma Putney and Sarah Croser, also 17, are juniors at a Vermont high school and came to the march with 63 classmates.
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Taylor, who attended the march with her four sons, also said she would go to another demonstration to show her boys that she's not a quitter.
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The program was rolled out in March with the goal of providing local news coverage to three small to mid-sized U.S. communities that are underserved.
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Sunday's demonstration had begun as a peaceful march, with organizers estimating that more than 400,000 people had joined the rally, while police said 138,000 took part.
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Small businesses, which have been a major growth engine for hiring, struggled in March with just 6,000 net new hires, according to the ADP/Moody's report.
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Tourist arrivals rose 6.6 percent in October, the highest percentage growth since March, with mainland visitors up 8.3 percent, according to the Hong Kong Tourism Board.
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CareerBuilder polled 25,25 hiring managers and HR professionals during mid-February to early March, with a margin of error of plus or minus 2.01 percentage points.
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Lamar's "Damn." outpaced Canadian rapper Drake's "More Life," which debuted on the Billboard 200 chart in March with 505,000 album units sold in its first week.
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China's new home prices rose for their 35th consecutive month in March, with more cities reporting growth as the government supported demand from first-time buyers.
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The Reuters Tankan sentiment index for manufacturers fell three points to 10 in March, with exporters of electronics, precision equipment, steel and nonferrous metals especially gloomy.
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Kloeckner took office in the new German government in March, with the coalition agreement committing to a strategy to reduce consumption of sugar, fat and salt.
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In honor of Earth Day and the March for Science, the Monterey Bay Aquarium held it's own mini Science March with several of its African penguins.
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Marshall had been waiting five months for this precise moment, ever since free agency dawned in March with Fitzpatrick and the Jets at a contractual impasse.
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The committee now hopes to hold a markup on the budget in mid-March, with no timeline yet for bringing a vote to the House floor.
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Alphabet's Google followed suit with new enterprise features for its Hangouts product in February while Microsoft entered the space in March with the release of Teams.
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Gander Mountain filed for bankruptcy in March with a plan to quickly sell itself after struggling with excess inventory and seeing its approximately 160 stores underperform.
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Check it out ... Mama June has become a shell of herself since she got arrested for possession of crack cocaine in March with boyfriend Geno Doak.
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The IOC has said it may allow the Russians to march with the Russian flag and in national uniform at the Games closing ceremony on Feb.
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According to the Cuban government, 257,500 U.S. citizens, not including those of Cuban origin, visited Cuba from January through March, with 55% arriving on cruise ships.
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Most market participants expect a 50-basis-point cut in March, with some predicting an overall cut this year of 100 basis points — or 1 percent.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to the clue "Laura Dern, in 'Little Women'" is MARMEE MARCH, with March being the first month (mostly) of spring.
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The result was revealed only hours before a decision was expected on whether to allow Russia to march with its flag at the closing ceremony Sunday.
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The organizers are still debating whether Russian athletes get to march with their flag in the closing ceremony on Sunday, given Russia's ban for doping violations.
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Only two West Greene staff members would march with thousands of people in Raleigh, the state capital, later that week to demand more money for education.
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Ms. Lam, who served as Mr. Leung's chief deputy, was elected in March with 777 votes despite trailing a more popular candidate in public opinion polls.
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In the lower 48 states, census mailings typically go out to households in mid-March, with April 1 designated the date of record for residential submissions.
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They got engaged in March, with the former reality star sharing a photo of Biscardi on bended knee as he slid a ring onto her finger.
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Washington and Beijing have been embroiled in escalating tariff threats since early March — with market participants concerned about the potential impact of an ensuing trade war.
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Those hopes appeared to be dashed in March with an announcement that an interim analysis of two late-stage trials indicated they were likely to fail.
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The EPA provided Gowdy's staff in March with vouchers for his flights since he started at the agency last year, and provided additional information last week.
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"It's not the way you want to start your time here," said Foles, who signed a contract in March with more than $30 million in guarantees.
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He faces yet another election in March, with Benny Gantz leading the opposition, after both politicians were unable to to form a new government last year.
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Harrison Barnes led the Mavs to a second consecutive victory and their first road win since last March with 23 points, five rebounds and four steals.
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The "Star Wars" actress walked the red carpet in March with a curly auburn 'do, and the subtle change makes her look like a new person.
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Tourist arrivals rose 22017 percent in November, the highest percentage growth since March, with mainland visitors up 21.8 percent, according to the Hong Kong Tourism Board.
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Sorkin said the NFL is in a tough spot because the league signed an eight-year contract extension in March with Nike for uniforms and apparel.
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HALO EFFECT Samsung said its three Galaxy S21 phones will be more expensive than predecessors when they launch in March with a starting price of $21.
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When Ms. Scott, Upload's digital media manager, complained about the hostile atmosphere and other issues in March with her supervisor, she was fired, the suit said.
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Sanders, making his second bid for the presidency, has the biggest war chest of the Democratic field, ending March with $22 million remaining in the bank.
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"You'll typically see a lot of summer songs released in February and March with the aim of having them dominate by May or June," says Lipshutz.
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Shy and 13 current and former Detroit principals were charged in late March with engaging in the bribery and kickback scheme lasting from 2002 to January 2015.
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Though Emhoff has shied away from the spotlight, he did a rare interview in March with The Hollywood Reporter where he discussed his work in entertainment litigation.
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Surena Dixon, his 24-year-old girlfriend at the time of his death, was on hand at the march with her mother and ten-month-old daughter.
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Sears told its employees earlier this week that 80 Sears and Kmart locations across the U.S. will shut by March, with liquidation sales beginning in early January.
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Cruickshank likes to march with his kicks—immediately kicking through with his other leg when one kick has been landed and placed down in front of him.
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Economists polled by Reuters forecast U.S. employers likely added 202,000 workers in April following a 215,000 increase in March with the jobless rate holding at 163 percent.
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Fights broke out at the Friday night march, with multiple reports of counterprotesters being pepper-sprayed by the white nationalists, according to local paper the Cavalier Daily.
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A tentative switch to the long side took place in March with long positions reaching 0.63,20.6 contracts, the strongest bull commitment since the middle of last year.
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An event in March with Sigmar Gabriel, the foreign minister and an old friend, and the philosopher Jürgen Habermas was less a debate than a love-in.
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Last year, the company had a big debut — rolling out officially in March with videos from GloZell Green, MinutePhysics, FailArmy, Brittani Louise Taylor, Shane Dawson and others. .
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The last flash services and manufacturing PMI stood at 51.3 in April, down from 51.6 in March, with the latest reading the third-lowest since November 2014.
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The digitization project was launched in March, with academic lectures and readings by late authors like Amiri Baraka, William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, and Charles Bukowski included.
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A flurry of stimulus measures looks to have put a floor under activity in March, with annual growth in retail sales seen picking up to 8.4 percent.
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The greenback's share amounts to $213.950 trillion, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in March, with the euro, the next largest, totalling $3003 trillion or 2300 percent.
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Tariffs against China that were due to be doubled never materialized, nor did the deal President Trump promised to close by mid-March with President Xi Jinping.
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Stella McCartney Pop Stella McCartney has been teasing her new perfume, POP, since March with a slow reveal of her new crop of up-and-coming muses.
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Fed funds futures prices are now pricing in a total of 0.75 basis points by March, with some chance of a 50 basis point cut next month.
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According to the ADP report, employment in the goods producing sector fell by 6,000 jobs in March, with manufacturing payrolls shrinking 2,000 and construction shedding 6,000 positions.
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According to docs, Jacobs made the same mad dash for Jenner's house 2 weeks earlier, and also showed up in March ... with his grandmother in his car.
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And it hinted at doubling down on a broader health-focused play after itditched26% of its workforce in March with plans of bringing on more healthcare talent.
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Job openings in the U.S. hit a record high in March with 2628 million jobs advertised, according to a report released by the Labor Department on Tuesday.
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Menendez ended March with $5.3 million in the bank for the fall campaign; Hugin had $6.7 million in the bank thanks to a $7.5 million personal loan.
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Nordstrom was once mulling a decision to go private and held on-and-off talks with the Nordstrom family, but discussions ended in March with no deal.
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The Chicago march saw its turnout exceed that of the 2017 march, with 300,000 people estimated to have attended Saturday's event — roughly 85033,000 more than last year.
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MedMen received a $250 million capital injection from Gotham Green Partners, a cannabis-focused investment firm, in March, with an additional $30 million tacked on in July.
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Naphtha premiums in South Korea, Taiwan and Malaysia have been rising since early March, with levels last week reaching over $10 a tonne, the highest since December.
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Conservative billionaire Pinera took office in March with a strong mandate to make changes to the country's pension system and labor laws and simplify the tax code.
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The Jayhawks got back in it by capping an 80-yard march with a 1-yard run by freshman running back Khalil Herbert with 7:48 remaining.
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January 29, 2018: McCabe steps down from his post with plans to stay on the FBI payroll until he can retire in March with a full pension.
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I left the march with a better understanding of what it means to be a green activist and the intertwined relationship between social movements and the environment.
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Economists polled by Reuters forecast U.S. employers likely added 202,000 workers in April following a 0.74603,000 increase in March with the jobless rate holding at 5.0 percent.
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DeWine changed his recommendation against large gatherings to an order, and the Blue Jackets announced they would play their remaining home games in March with no fans.
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Sophiahemmet University will run a three-day pilot for 30 people at the end of March with the hope of extending the course to hundreds more shortly.
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As we first showed you ... Mama looks like a shell of herself since she got busted for crack cocaine possession back in March with boyfriend Geno Doak.
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Reigning women's world champions the United States sued their soccer federation in March with allegations of gender discrimination and complaints about lower wages and unfavorable working conditions.
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Southeastern Africa got hit in March with a cyclone that United Nations officials say was one of the worst weather disasters to ever strike the Southern Hemisphere.
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He would need at least two votes from the three player representatives on the board; in March, with Djokovic and Gimelstob aligned against him, he got none.
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Mr. Hough dispatched the daunting middle movement, a stirring march, with rhythmic bite and crispness, while bringing out the music's jagged edges and trips into the fantastical.
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A second dispensary is expected to open in March, with an additional seven opening by June and the last five in July, which will be called pharmacies.
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After a four-year legal battle, the case resolved in Ms. Salazar's favor last March with a $20,000 payment to her, according to her lawyer, Adam Hecht.
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Concerns over the economy were also underscored by other data on Tuesday showing consumer confidence ebbing in March, with households a bit pessimistic about the labor market.
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MANZO This restaurant in Eataly Flatiron emphasizing meat has closed but will reopen in late March with a more open design incorporating a glassed-in butchering room.
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This year's battle of the creatures started in March with "Kong: Skull Island," the second in Warner/Legendary's MonsterVerse, following the disinterment of Godzilla back in 2014.
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The UFC returns to London in mid-March, with Leon Edwards — a close friend of Breese's — headlining the show against the former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley.
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LME stocks are down by more than a fifth from a peak in late March, with nearly 12,000 tonnes reserved on Friday to be taken from warehouses.
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Overall, 247% say they definitely plan to vote to re-elect the President, up nine percentage points since March, with clear majorities across nearly every demographic group.
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The committee will be holding two additional hearings in March, with the goal of having legislation pushed through the House by Memorial Day, Republican committee aides said.
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The follow-up to the explosive Note 2000 has been the subject of rumors since early March, with many wondering when the Galaxy Note 8 would arrive.
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Griffin was replaced as the starting quarterback in Washington before the 2015 season began by Kirk Cousins, who was retained in March with the Redskins' franchise tag.
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Now the All-Star guard is looking to carry his hot shooting into March with the eighth and final spot in the Eastern Conference up for grabs.
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The company ended March with a net debt of 8.2 billion reais, which is equivalent to 3.7 times its earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA).
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"When I marched in the civil rights movement, I did not march with a 12-point program," he said from the stump, according to the New York Times.
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Bareilles has stepped into Jenna's shoes twice, originally making her Broadway acting debut last March with the role for a limited run and then again back in January.
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Only 48% of Russians trust the president or say they would vote for him today, even though he was re-elected in March with 76% of the vote.
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The company, which is among the top four carmakers in the country, sold 21,684 vehicles in March, with its Alfa Brand reporting a 56 percent drop in sales.
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The Traditionalist Worker Party, a KKK-affiliated organization that helped organize the rally in Charlottesville, immolated itself in March with a love triangle fit for a daytime soap.
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The electric energy of the Women's March, with posters drawn in crayon by little girls, and hands held tightly by people of different generations, races, religions and backgrounds.
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It is inspiring those who might not otherwise engage in political action to come out of the woodwork, face the Boston cold, and march with their fellow scientists.
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The bull market is on track to mark its ninth birthday in March, with the S&P 22018 climbing 219 percent for 2500 - its biggest increase since 223.
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U.S. retail sales rose to their highest in one and half years in March, with almost all sectors including autos, electronics, appliances, and food and beverages registering growth.
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That put the rig count on track for its smallest monthly gain since declining by two rigs in March with just three rigs added so far in June.
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King took the show to another level in March with her interview with R. Kelly, who has been charged with 11 counts of sexual abuse (which he denies).
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Protesters wearing masks of South Korean President Park Geun-hye, right, and Choi Soon-sil, march with their hands tied by ropes on black boards bearing their names.
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The ended March with a 6.6 percent gain in its best month since October, and it began April on a strong foot Friday, gaining 0.6 percent to 2072.
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Emerging markets were one of the best-performing parts of the global stock market in March with the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF up more than 13 percent.
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The S&P 500 ended March with a nearly 7 percent gain in its best month since October and started off April with a 0.6 percent gain Friday.
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U.S. high-yield bond prices are up by 5 percent since the beginning of March, with some weeks recording the strongest inflows into the asset class on record.
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Cameroon signed a treaty in March with Nigeria and the UNHCR to ensure that all refugee returns are voluntary but the rights group said Cameroon's violations had continued.
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We're more likely to hear some additional tidbits on Miitomo, the company's first smartphone game launching in March with the help of DeNA (which reports earnings on Friday).
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Should they fail, London faces crashing out of the bloc next March with little to replace four decades of closest cooperation from trade to security to air traffic.
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N) would not rule out bidding for another major aerospace supplier, among other possible acquisition targets, after merger talks collapsed in March with rival United Technologies Corp (UTX.
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That left it poised to end March with a 2.1 percent loss, its biggest monthly decline since August, while over the first quarter it was down 32.723 percent.
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"Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 196,000 in March, with notable gains in health care and in professional and technical services," the Labor Department said in a release.
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Imagine if he had refused to march with a group of world leaders to celebrate the sacrifice of American soldiers in helping to win the First World War.
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Prior to the "Celebration of El Paso" rally, O'Rourke held a one-mile march with thousands of participants and was joined by his successor in Congress, freshman Rep.
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Change libel laws?" he tweeted in March with a link to a New York Post opinion piece alleging that the Times was biased against Trump and "ethically challenged.
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Global stock markets fell as much as 9 percent between January and March, with implied volatility rising to levels seen only three times since the global financial crisis.
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They have expected sanctions to be lifted by the end of March with around 200,000-300,000 barrels per day of extra production flowing from Iran later this year.
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Versions of the law passed the Senate and House in March with overwhelming bipartisan majorities — 94 to 1 in the Senate, and 400 to 5 in the House.
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Love finished out March with five straight double-doubles and is averaging 2110 points while going 299-of-28 from 3-point range in four games this month.
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Economists forecast Friday's payrolls data will show U.S. employers added 202,000 workers in April following a 06003,000 increase in March, with the jobless rate holding at 5.0 percent.
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Berkshire ended March with more than $203 billion of cash and cash-like instruments, and Munger said it could do a "$150 billion" acquisition now if it wanted.
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She went to the church, where a priest told her about an upcoming caravan of migrants, a march with religious roots organized by Pueblo Sin Fronteras since 2010.
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" Sanders's post on Facebook included a link to an article about the planned scientists march with the headline "War on Facts Sparks Momentum for Scientists' March on Washington.
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Mr. Cruz raised $11.9 million in February and, despite burning through $17.5 million over the course of the month, began March with $8 million in cash on hand.
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Participants "need an opportunity and a place to celebrate, to play, to feel comfortable, to dress how they want to dress, to march with their friends," Williams said.
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The National Council of Jewish Women has withdrawn its sponsorship of the Washington march this year, and its local chapter will again march with the Women's March Alliance.
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They finished 15th at the 2017 world figure skating championships in March with a style influenced by classic Russian efficiency and precise placement of the arms and head.
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A longtime socialist supporter, he instead voted for Five Star in March with every expectation that the party would live up to its promise to block the pipeline.
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OPEC officials had been scheduled to meet in early March with Russia and their other non-OPEC partners to review their production deal, and possibly increase their cutbacks.
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Banco Popular ended March with a phase-in capital level 0.53 of a percentage point above its requirement of 11.38 percent as set by the European Central Bank.
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The optics of what happened on Friday with that march with the tiki lamps to me looked like a Take Back the Night rally on a college campus.
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Organizers said that linking the commemorative march with a protest against constitutional reform was consistent with the ideas of Nemtsov, who was one of Putin's most vocal critics.
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On my first Sunday in town, I went to a rally and march with Antony Dapiran, a lawyer who has written a history of protest in Hong Kong.
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A Payless spokeswoman said that liquidation sales would start on Sunday and that the stores would remain open through the end of March, with many open until May.
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As a result, the 11 OPEC members required to cut output achieved 155 percent compliance in March with pledged curbs, according to a Reuters calculation, up from February.
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On stage in D.C., iconic feminist leader Gloria Steinem opened the march with strong words for President Trump and described the events as the beginning of a movement.
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NFEx, incorporated in March with registered offices in London's financial district, has said it will operate a digital platform built by Autilla, a financial technology firm operating in commodities.
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He has struggled to gain traction in opinion polls since he launched his presidential bid in March, with his national support among likely Democratic primary voters around 4 percent.
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It ended March with a fully-loaded capital ratio - a closely-watched measure of a bank's strength - of 7.33 percent compared to 8.17 percent at the end of December.
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The editorial first made news when photo proofs leaked on social media and after fans saw the couple shooting together in Milan in early March with photographer Mario Testino.
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Lynn, who was honored on her 100th birthday in March with her image projected onto the cliffs, said she was delighted with the success of the National Trust's appeal.
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Those moves came following the release of official Chinese trade figures for the month of March, with exports and the overall trade surplus coming in much higher than expected.
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If so, what can you share with us today, and you probably will have the end of the mar-a-lago summit in March with Chinese president XI jinping.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton (center) marches in the Pride March with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (left), Mayor Bill de Blasio (back right) and the Reverend Al Sharpton.
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The trade picture in the world's second-largest economy staged a turnaround in March, with exports rising at the fastest clip since February 22015, official data revealed on Wednesday.
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Job creation in April bounced back from a disappointing March, with nonfarm payrolls growing by 211,000 while the unemployment rate fell to 0003 percent, its lowest since May 2007.
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"There were widespread reports that domestic political uncertainty had constrained demand in March, with clients hoping for clarity about Brexit outcomes before committing to new projects," IHS Markit said.
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Job creation posted a solid rebound in March, with nonfarm payrolls expanding by 196,000 and the unemployment rate holding steady at 2.93%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday.
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In fact, the euro zone saw the greatest contraction of its manufacturing sector for nearly six years in March with its PMI at 47.5, down from 49.3 in February.
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The outbreak began in early March, with the Illinois Department of Public Health reporting unexplained bleeding among people who had used synthetic cannabinoids—also known as K2 or spice.
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The company, part owned by Etihad Airways, had net debt of 81.5 billion rupees ($1.2 billion) as of end-March with the bulk of it being U.S. dollar denominated.
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His allegation was laid out originally in a two-page court pleading filed in late March with the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois in Chicago.
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The order, first issued in January and then re-issued in March with revisions, was held up by the courts for months before being allowed to go into effect.
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Last week, it flagged a net loss of around $9 billion for the year ended in March with negative shareholders' equity of around $5.2 billion, both worse than expected.
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The U.S.-South Korea drills typically begin in March, with Key Resolve taking place first for two weeks and overlapping with Foal Eagle, which is about a month long.
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Mueller's investigation concluded in March with a report that found insufficient evidence to establish a criminal conspiracy between Russia and the Trump campaign to sway the 2016 presidential election.
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The market had expected on average 42.6 million pounds for the year to end-March, with a range of forecasts between 39.8 million and 45.8 million pounds, it said.
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The company has been testing its "mobile-only" subscriptions in the country since March with a $3.62 plan for users as well as in other Asian markets, like Malaysia.
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Not only did protestors march with Nazi flags and tiki torches, but a 20-year-old allegedly drove his car into a crowd, killing one and injuring many others.
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But the correlation between the S&P 500 and the Canadian dollar has collapsed since March, with the loonie losing ground even as U.S. stocks notched a record high.
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"Some defend nationalism," Mr. Macron said in an interview in March with Fabio Fazio, a popular Italian talk show host and one of Mr. Salvini's favorite do-gooder targets.
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Another mother said she participated in the women's march with her daughter, but wondered if disclosing the details of the Nassar case would cause her daughter to fear men.
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A few months ago, rumors pointed toward an Apple event in late March, with the focus being an affordable phone, likely dubbed the iPhone 9 or iPhone SE 2.
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Australia's retail sales were surprisingly soft in March with spending falling on everything from clothes to restaurants, hinting that inflation might fall below expectations in the months to come.
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But the mood is undercut by its juxtaposition with Nassar's stark prison hallway march, with its sonic flourishes forming a macabre musical interlude: cuffs jangle, doors creak and thud.
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We remember from the civil rights era, there is a qualitative difference between those who march with racists and bigots and those you counter demonstrate against racism and bigotry.
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PDVSA's refining unit in the United States, Citgo Petroleum, was the largest receiver of Venezuelan crude in March, with 10 cargoes, followed by Valero Energy Corp and Chevron Corp.
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After enduring a stretch in January and February in which they played nine out of 10 games on the road, the Kings opened March with seven straight at home.
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Defendants in the scandal, including multiple celebrities and CEOs, were charged starting in March with paying large amounts of money to make sure their children got into certain colleges.
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Wilpon had bought back a bigger slice of the team in March, with Sterling Equities — which Wilpon co-founded — agreeing to buy back a 12% stake in the team.
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CBS reportedly plans to choose its next chief executive by the end of March, with the interim C.E.O., Joseph Ianniello, and Hasbro's chief, Brian Goldner, seen as front-runners.
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The Chinese teams go to North America twice to play 13 road games before ending the regular season in March with two games against each other in Marlborough, Mass.
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Take her Carnegie concert in March with the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, in a program of two Mozart concertos (the 19th and moody 20th) that she conducted from the piano.
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Klinsmann, though, will have bigger concerns as he navigates home-and-home World Cup qualifiers with Guatemala in March with one eye on the Centenario opener against Colombia in June.
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Satanic Temple founder Lucien Greaves filed a complaint in March with the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, saying Twitter wrongly suspended its accounts after someone tweeted a threat to the organization.
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The survey of 84 firms said demand is expected to continue falling during the quarter to March, with profitability also expected to drop for the first time in three years.
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DUBLIN, April 27 (Reuters) - Irish retail sales volumes posted their sharpest monthly fall in seven months in March with a 2.2 percent decline, the Central Statistics Office said on Friday.
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The survey of 84 firms said demand is expected to continue falling during the quarter to March, with profitability also expected to drop for the first time in three years.
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Initially, since Harry is sixth in line for the throne, the Queen had to formally approve the marriage, which she did back in March with a letter from Buckingham Palace.
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U.S. stocks posted their best day since March with gains of more than 1 percent on Tuesday, following encouraging reports on the housing market and sharp gains in European stocks.
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Research firm Capital Economics forecast another rise in consumer inflation to 2.8 percent in March, with a pick-up in food prices which have risen to a 13-month high.
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" Midway through, the song moves through an improvised limbo and coalesces into a different tune: a march with lyrics about a messianic "blackstar" who also declares "I'm not a popstar.
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Luxury goods group Richemont said sales of its watches and jewelry both grew by 10% in the year to the end of March, with the Americas and Asia performing well.
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Adrien Taylor, 28, one of three activists behind the project, launched the effort last March with the aim of planting carbon-absorbing trees to counter Trump's policies on climate change.
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Meanwhile, Flynn, 24, was in New York City for the 2018 New York City LGBT Pride March with his pals including 13 Reasons Why costars Tommy Dorfman and Kate Walsh.
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The big picture: This move has been in the works since March, with President Trump ramping up pressure on the three Central American nations to slow the surge of migrants.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China had 20 nuclear reactors under construction at the end of March, with a total capacity of 23.11 gigawatts (GW), the China Nuclear Energy Association said on Thursday.
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Divisions between Merkel's Christian Democratic Union and the CSU - conservative sister parties - have widened since an inconclusive national election forced them into a coalition in March with the Social Democrats.
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Mr Gayoom, in turn, joined forces in March with Mr Nasheed, his former nemesis, who lives in exile after being sentenced to 13 years' imprisonment on trumped-up terrorism charges.
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The FreeWrite will be available today for a 24-hour flash sale at $449, after which the price will increase to $499 through March, with a final MSRP of $549.
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Red Hat announced its first ever $190608043 billion year in its most recent earnings report in March with $544 million in revenue for the quarter, up 17% year over year.
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Otherwise, they will switch to contingency mode to prepare for a no-deal Brexit in which Britain leaves next March with no agreements in place to mitigate the economic shock.
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Martin, a target of the governor's chats, said he would march with protesters on Monday, when some businesses have said they will close after trade unions called a national strike.
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New mom Porsha Williams shared a sweet video of her baby daughter Pilar Jhena, whom she welcomed March with fiancé Dennis McKinley, during the little one's "bath time" on Friday.
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Parrot Bebop Parrot launched the company's new Bebop drone in March with a chassis that was lightweight and built with safety in mind, as the propellers immediately stops on collision.
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Bravo's hit series Summer House is returning for its third season this March with a handful of new cast members, and PEOPLE has the exclusive first look at the trailer.
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"He went to bed a 17-year-old and woke up as someone who needed to be 30-something," said Zeif's father Doug, who attended the march with his son.
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Separately on Monday, a private business showed manufacturing activity in Japan contracted for a second straight month in March, with output down at the sharpest rate in nearly three years.
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Official data shows big improvements in air quality in March, with average PM2.5 readings falling 33 percent to an average of 52 micrograms per cubic meter in the 39 cities.
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The oil market woes dented energy stocks 2.5 percent to their lowest level since March, with sector heavyweights Santos Ltd down 4.7 percent and Oil Search Ltd declining 4 percent.
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In terms of data, German imports and exports hit a record high in March, with the latest figures showing Europe's largest economy is importing and exporting more than ever before.
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"Growing up, Steve was always the handyman, and I was always the creative one," Leanne, who is expecting her first baby in March with husband Erik, says in the episode.
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This is Xi's first trip abroad since he was appointed to a second term in March with term limits removed, allowing him to rule for as long as he wants.
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Hundreds gathered in Washington and cities across the U.S. on Saturday to fight for environmentally friendly policies at the Climate March, with many bringing creative posters and signs with them.
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He will take over from acting ABB CEO Peter Voser in March, with Voser reverting to his position as chairman of the board at ABB, according to the company's statement.
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" Drudge's lead headline on his news aggregation site, which attracts more than 1.4 billion page views per month, also touts the Moscow march with the headline "PUTIN POWER ON PARADE.
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Martin, a target of the governor's chats, said he would march with protestors on Monday, when some businesses have said they will close after trade unions called a national strike.
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As of today, and as of early March with the dramatic win in Michigan — where Clinton had a 85033 -point lead in polls, before losing — Sanders has taken the momentum.
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It had a star-studded debut last March — with Beyoncé, Madonna and Chris Martin of Coldplay — and promised that an online service owned by artists would be better for artists.
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Cook criticized the social media company during an interview in March with Recode's Kara Swisher and MSNBC's Chris Hayes, saying he "wouldn't be" in the situation Zuckerberg found himself in.
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Sanders, who finished March with $17.5 million in the bank, has built an online fundraising machine that's vacuuming up small-dollar donations at a rate never seen before in history.
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Launched into beta in March with the release of iOS 11.3, Business Chat offers companies an alternative to using social media platforms, like Facebook and Twitter, to reach their customers.
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They reached the Eastern finals last season, and probably would have competed for this year's No. 1 seed had Lowry not missed the entire month of March with an injury.
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People filed over 21213,8005 reports about Social Security impostors in the 8773 months ending in March, with reported losses of $2877 million, according to the F.T.C., which investigates consumer fraud.
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We live in a country in which white supremacists march with torches, in which the president mocks the disabled, advocates violence and calls the press the enemy of the people.
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His perch as an incumbent, and its accompanying power to issue orders and shape policy, weighed heavily in many of the decisions by the governor's supporters to march with him.
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The country will make an offer to creditors for the restructuring of its debt in the second week of March, with a looming presidential deadline for dealing with public debt.
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Costs per passenger were down 6 percent in the three months to the end of March, with a fall of 3 percent before falls in fuel prices were accounted for.
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A sister survey showed growth in China's service sector also kicked up a notch in March, with the official non-manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rising to 54.6 from 54.4.
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In its willingness to accommodate the North Koreans, the South agreed to have its athletes march with their northern neighbors under a unification flag rather than its own national standard.
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By the way, Talib and Crabtree eventually squashed their beef at a Texas Go-Kart track last March ... with the guys having a long heart-to-heart outside the place.
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One of Japan's smaller automakers by sales, Mitsubishi Motors sold 1.048 million cars globally in the year to March, with around one third of those selling in Asia, its biggest market.
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Plus, amid the heavy political calendar in Europe, which kicks off in March with elections in the Netherlands, all that Europe doesn't need is further political and economic instability in Greece.
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They became effective in mid-March, with exclusions for Mexico, Canada, and the EU. But in May, the Trump administration implemented the tariffs on allies, prompting retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods.
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The soybeans will be shipped mostly from terminals in the Pacific Northwest from January through March, with a smaller volume to be exported from U.S. Gulf Coast terminals, the traders said.
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Separately on Monday, a private business survey showed manufacturing activity in Japan contracted for a second straight month in March, with output down at the sharpest rate in nearly three years.
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ROBO-REGULATORS Richard Monks, acting director of strategy at the Financial Conduct Authority, said regulators would be ready if Britain crashed out of the bloc next March with no transition deal.
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The BoE's Financial Policy Committee (FPC) said on Wednesday that it has reviewed a scenario whereby Britain crashes out of the European Union in March with no deal or transition period.
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A U.N. statement said on Tuesday that clashes broke out between the Houthis and the Hajour tribesmen in late January and fighting intensified in March with the start of air strikes.
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The general-trade quotas were issued in early March with PetroChina receiving 133 million tonnes and Sinopec Corp 300,000 tonnes, said two of the three sources familiar with the companies' quotas.
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As we previously reported, McGregor was captured on video getting into an altercation outside the Fontainebleau hotel in Miami on March with Ahmed Abdirzak -- who was visiting from the United Kingdom.
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Six months after the March, with an ultrasound wand inside me, and my fiancé by my side for moral support, I wait for my reproductive endocrinologist to offer a new prognosis.
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Only a quarter of China's elevators are serviced by large OEMs, Otis President Philippe Delpech said in March, with the remaining three million maintained by 7,000 "mom and pop" service providers.
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Is it a rebuke of hateful people who march with tiki torches, take children away from their parents, or marginalize entire groups of people and seek to divide us with hate?
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Energy stocks in the Russell 2000 are up about 14 percent on average since the end of March, with technology small caps up about 5.9 percent, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Unlike his team, Eric Staal has fared well in March with seven goals and an assist and has tormented San Jose throughout his career - and this season has been no exception.
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The American Civil Liberties Union will no longer defend protestors who plan to march with firearms, per WSJ, after this weekend's violent clashes in Charlottesville, which ended with Heather Heyer's death.
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Pinterest filed its S-1 in March with a private valuation of $12 billion and is also expected to make its public debut on the New York Stock Exchange this month.
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A survey last week showed confidence among homebuilders was steady in March, with builders still complaining about the scarcity of skilled workers, land and zoning restrictions in many major metro areas.
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Caixin's composite manufacturing and services PMI, also released on Thursday, reinforced the patchy growth underpinned by weaker demand in March, with the index falling to 52.1 from the previous month's 52.6.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed 2.43 points lower at 22.4,20.5 — notching its first four-day losing streak since March — with Goldman Sachs as the worst-performing stock in the index.
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In March, with Mr. Kattner acting as its top financial official, FIFA asked authorities for a share of the hundreds of millions of dollars it has been promised by convicted defendants.
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"It's like police gave us the right to march with their right hand, but quickly snatched it away with their left hand," said Cecilia Alexander, the president of the Apex Council.
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The idea that "fine people" march with Tiki-torch carrying Neo-Nazis chanting "Jews will not replace us!" is ludicrous, as Vice President Biden pointed out in his 22019 announcement video.
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Formally, unless the U.K. ratifies the 585-page withdrawal deal agreed with the EU after lengthy negotiations, it will exit the EU at the end of March with nothing in place.
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Her California supporters have built in an additional advantage, moving the date of the state's presidential primary from June to March, with early voting beginning the day of the Iowa caucuses.
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Lloyd's of London, the world's largest speciality insurance market, is due to pick a location for its EU subsidiary by the end of March, with Dublin and Luxembourg on its shortlist.
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Ivory Coast, the worlds top cocoa producer, is in its dry season from November to March, with most farmers reporting supply tightness from the bush as the main crop tails off.
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It fell to Ron S. Jarmin, the bureau's acting director, to help lead Mr. Ross through the process that concluded in March with the announcement that the question had been approved.
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Patrick Chappatte North Korea's athletes will march with the South Koreans in the opening ceremony and compete side by side in the Koreas' first joint Olympic team, in women's ice hockey.
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This was a clear strategy for the senator from Trump's home state: Gillibrand officially kicked off her presidential campaign in March with a rally outside Trump Tower in New York City.
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She spoke to Broadly about the challenges she's faced planning SlutWalk over the years, the current state of feminism, and why she really wants to march with First Lady Melania Trump.
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Tyler Perry delivered a hit in March with "A Madea Family Funeral," but it was the last film that Mr. Perry intends to supply to Lionsgate, ending a 14-year run.
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A vote is due to be held in mid-March with a focus on Pakistan's staunch ally China, which has blocked previous attempts by world powers to sanction the JeM chief.
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Mr. Biden and President Trump face the same headwinds, but the president began March with an enormous financial advantage over the Democrats: $225 million in cash to Mr. Biden's $20 million.
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It now plans to explore opening up in three new markets and will begin a Vegas launch in March with a fresh infusion of $23 million in Series B equity financing.
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The service will debut in March with a catalog of 34 shows, or about 300 hours of TV, and at least two new shows will be added each month, he said.
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Lawmakers are expected to vote in the coming week on another short-term spending bill to extend government funding into March with Republicans and Democrats deeply divided on a broader deal.
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Prosecuting attorneys, according to The Washington Post, argued that while the six were not personally involved, their decision to march with the J20 group was "essentially providing cover" for those responsible.
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The new capabilities, including both the Money Services and Pharmacy "Express Lanes," will start to roll out this March, with support for nearly all of Walmart's 4,700 stores expected by this fall.
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"The association condemns arbitrary detentions, which will not stop it from continuing the march with the people for the sake of freedom and change," the Sudanese Association of Professionals said on Twitter.
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He won re-election in March with nearly 214 percent of the vote, though leading opponent Alexei Navalny was barred from running because of a fraud conviction widely seen as politically motivated.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority said it wants to raise awareness among UK firms to the possibility that Britain may leave the EU next March with no transition deal in place.
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Vandemoer is among 50 people, including actresses Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman, who were charged in March with participating in a vast scheme overseen by California college admissions consultant William "Rick" Singer.
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Elizabeth Sines, the lead plaintiff, who was a law student in 2017, witnessed both the march, with its racist chants, and the car plowing into the crowd of counterprotesters the next day.
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The document -- dated January 13, 2017 -- states ICE will foot the bill for its employees for 12 months, starting in March, with an option to extend the contract an additional 3 years.
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The ONR co-organizes the march with a group called All-Polish Youth, whose spokesperson Mateusz Pławski described the group as "racial separatists" in an interview with a Polish magazine published Sunday.
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"Marching with SO many sisters today but my heart is most proud to march with my blood sister, Angela, who has always been my guardian angel," the 32-year-old singer wrote.
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Otherwise, they would switch to contingency mode and focus on preparing for a no-deal Brexit in which Britain leaves next March with no agreements in place to mitigate the economic shock.
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He often mentions the viral online success of a two-day road trip he made in March with a Republican congressman from Texas, Will Hurd, after a snowstorm grounded flights to Washington.
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That's in addition to a quiet pilot program that started in March with Deliv for its Sam's Club customers that involves delivery of general merchandise and grocery for business members in Miami.
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The Central American nation has essentially covered its US$13bn of financing needs for 2016 after tapping the market in early March with a US$1bn 3.975% 2028 priced to yield 3.979%.
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The group added it had 205 directly operated stores around the world at the end of March, with a net increase of two boutiques with respect to the end of last year.
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In one of the latest incidents, thousands of Chinese miners staged a protest in northeastern Shuangyashan City in March, with reports that the miners were encouraging colleagues in other cities to rally.
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Britain is due to leave the European Union in March, with or without a deal to smooth the process which will separate the world's fifth biggest economy from its biggest trading partners.
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A "Matt Dababneh for Lieutenant Governor 2022" committee was filed in March with the California secretary of state, helping to keep his campaign cash available, the Los Angeles Times reported in April.
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The major indexes all continued to rise on the first day of March, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average adding 100 points, and the and Nasdaq both gaining less than 1 percent.
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Indianapolis made it 1923-0 on the first drive of the second half, with Mack rushing 6 yards to cap a 75-yard march with 11:23 left in the third quarter.
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At the same time, CMA CGM said it had raised its cost-cutting target to $1.5 billion from $1.2 billion initially announced in March, with savings partly to come from simplifying routes.
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Remington filed for bankruptcy in March with a deal in hand to cut its debt by about $775 million, a little more than one month after a school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
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The ACLU updated its position on defending "Unite the Right" protesters on Friday, releasing a statement that they will no longer defend the rights of protesters who plan to march with firearms.
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Record refinery runs have helped pull down U.S. crude stocks by 2000 million barrels since the end of March, with inventories drawing down much faster and earlier in the year than normal.
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Facebook first acquired Masquerade, the Belarusian startup behind MSQRD, back in March with the intention to "continue enhancing the Facebook video experience," a spokesperson for the social network said at the time.
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The deal would see Britain leave the bloc in March with continued close trade ties, but she now faces an uphill struggle to get it approved by a deeply divided British parliament.
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I entered in early March with the help of a local activist, who acted as a translator and guided me as we drove along a winding road on the edge of town.
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When a deal between the European Union and Turkey was struck in March with the aim of limiting the numbers of asylum-seekers coming to Europe, many in Brussels felt cautiously optimistic.
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The largest was KKR's Special Situations Fund II, which closed in March with just over $3.3 billion, followed by Avenue Capital Group's Avenue Europe Special Situations Fund III, which raised $2 billion.
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Gas traders have a bearish outlook for both contracts, meaning Gazprom's flows could remain high until the end of March, with Europe entering the summer season with multi-year-high storage levels.
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RIG-OL-USA-BHI That put the rig count on track for its smallest monthly gain since declining by two rigs in March with just three rigs added so far in June.
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Record refinery runs have helped pull down U.S. crude stocks by 20163 million barrels since the end of March, with inventories drawing down much faster and earlier in the year than normal.
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In its announcement, Sony said EMI Music Publishing generated $663 million in revenue for the fiscal year that ended in March, with $249 million in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
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According to CME Group's FedWatch tool, 100% of investors now predict a rate cut in March — with nearly 95% forecasting that the Fed will lower rates by a decisive 50 basis points.
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Expert recommendations about wearing masks in public, however, have changed as the US's case count surpassed 14,000 by mid-March, with some Covid-19 patients being asymptomatic or only exhibiting mild symptoms.
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It now confers a huge bounty of delegates, second only to Super Tuesday in early March, with Indiana, Pennsylvania and others moving to hold their primaries on the first Tuesday in June.
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The company owns more than 90 companies including utilities, makers of industrial parts and chemicals, Geico auto insurance and Dairy Queen ice cream, and ended March with $191.8 billion of equity investments.
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At the 1913 suffrage march in Washington, for example, Wells and Terrell were outraged when white suffrage leaders asked them to march with a colored delegation at the rear of the parade.
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While Republicans have appeared slightly more enthusiastic in polling, Democratic turnout surged on Super Tuesday at the beginning of March, with record numbers of voters coming out to vote in the primaries.
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Bernie Sanders, who remains in the race with Biden, raised nearly $47.6 million in individual contributions in February and started March with a substantial $18.7 million in available cash, the filings show.
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The 2017 Chichester Festival Theater production, later a West End hit, is coming to the Roundabout Theater Company in March with Sharon D. Clarke in the gargantuan (and Tony-bait) title role.
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Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp all suffered their worst ever outages earlier this year in March, with problems that were eventually attributed to a "server configuration change" persisting for more than 24 hours.
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The fundraisers, first reported by Politico, are set to take place in March, with one in the Los Angeles area and one at Mar-a-Lago, Trump's private West Palm Beach club.
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It's members are already planning a get out the vote push for Sanders in Nevada Latino communities, including a rally and march with hundreds of members and Sanders 2020 staff on Feb.
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In "Flood," she longs for a new start without an ex-partner, lamenting, "Even if I run from it, I'm still in it" in a march with reluctance built into its beat.
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Theoretically, this territory is controlled by the U.N.-backed unity government led by Mr. Serraj, which installed itself in Tripoli last March with backing from the United States and other Western countries.
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Following Lopez's Super Bowl LIV announcement, the retired MLB star, 44, showered his fiancée, whom he proposed to in March, with sweet messages to congratulate her on headlining the halftime show performance.
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Net mutual fund inflows were 1.4 billion pounds ($1.80 billion) in the three months to the end of March, with overall net inflows of 1.3 billion pounds, it said in a statement.
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The changes suggest O'Rourke's strategy is merely to survive the first month of primary season and then begin racking up delegates in March, with Super Tuesday including his home state of Texas.
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Berlin then followed that up in mid-March with a meeting in Washington that looked like an inter-governmental economic seminar with the new administration, chaired by Trump and Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The total number of firms manufacturing new energy vehicles in China stood at 102 by March, with as many as 355 types of pure electric, hybrid and fuel cell vehicles in production.
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In "Flood," she longs for a new start without an ex-partner, lamenting, "Even if I run from it, I'm still in it" in a march with reluctance built into its beat.
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"We are tired," said Jesús Sánchez, a 26-year-old who left the Venezuelan port town of Puerto Cabello and said he would march with the aid on Saturday against Mr. Maduro.
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"When I marched in the civil rights movement, I did not march with a 21986-point program," Mr. Biden thundered, testing his presidential message in February 22007 before a New Hampshire audience.
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When Students for Life showed up to the Women's March with signs like "Abortion Betrays Women," however, they didn't get the friendly response that they might have if they focused on parenting students.
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Jameson and Bitton enjoyed a little spring break R&R in Palm Springs, California, in March, with the then-dad-to-be snapping multiple photos of his beautiful pregnant fiancé in various bikinis.
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The latest CNBC Fed Survey shows Wall Street anticipating a more dovish Fed in April than it did back in March, with the next rate hike not expected until much later this year.
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But Gionet, who would go on to march with the alt-right in Charlottesville, was still useful to Yiannopoulos as a gateway to a group of young, hip, social media–savvy Trump supporters.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was up 0.4 percent at 7,606.09 points by 0844 GMT, though it was on track for its biggest weekly loss since March with a 1.2 percent slide.
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The company's underperformance may have posed an attractive entry point for the activist trio, which first leveraged their approximate 5% stake in March with calls to replace the company's entire 12-person board.
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The U.S. dollar index extended gains, rising more than half a percent to levels not seen since late March, with the euro near $1.122 and the yen near 110.2 yen against the greenback.
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The Financial Accountability and Corporate Transparency (FACT) Coalition's criticism came after the U.S. Treasury and Internal Revenue Service sided in late March with defense contractors that had asked the agencies for the exemption.
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He is among 50 people, including the actresses Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman, whom prosecutors charged in March with participating in a vast scheme overseen by California college admissions consultant William "Rick" Singer.
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Reuters' Imani Moise, who broke the news, also made waves in March with news that JPMorgan had made a similar declaration, and Wells Fargo also announced it would stop loans to the industry.
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When you vote, you've got the power to make sure white nationalists don't feel emboldened to March with their hoods off or their hoods on in Charlottesville in the middle of the day.
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The campaign noted that 57% of the Democratic delegates will be selected between Iowa's February 1 caucuses and the end of March, with the vast majority being divvied up between Clinton, Vermont Sen.
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The Justice Department unlocked the iPhone in March with the help of the contractor after Apple Inc refused to bypass the device's encryption features on grounds it could undermine security for all users.
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According to the lawsuit, Anglin promoted the march with a photoshopped image showing pictures of Gersh, her son, and two other Jewish residents of Whitefish, in front of the Auschwitz concentration camp's gate.
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In an interview in March with a Mexican newspaper, Mr Peña declared that Mr Trump was damaging relations between the two countries and compared his "strident rhetoric" to that of Hitler and Mussolini.
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In California's Bay Area, which is phasing in a $15 minimum wage, there has been what one local publication calls a restaurant "death march," with dozens of recent labor cost-induced restaurant closures.
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The FIA, which oversees Formula E, began fielding proposals back in March with the goal of replacing the current battery from Williams Advanced Engineering in the series' fifth season, which starts in 2018.
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Just four weeks before, King had been assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, as he prepared to march with that city's striking sanitation workers before leading us to Washington for the people's war on poverty.
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Jackson capped a 2169-play, 241-yard march with a 103-yard touchdown pass to Seth Roberts with 210:20 remaining in the first half to break the seal on a scoreless game.
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When you vote, you've got the power to make sure white nationalists don't feel emboldened to march with their hoods off or their hoods on in Charlottesville in the middle of the day.
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OPEC members, Russia and nine other producers agreed on Thursday to replace the current deal that runs through March with an agreement that will be in place from January through December of 62.623.
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To this day, Chief Isaac and his fellow believers have celebrations for which they dress in their approximation of American military uniforms and march with bamboo poles that are supposed to be rifles.
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The Cruz campaign has at least seven super-PACs supporting it, and the outside groups finished March with a combined $21.4 million cash on hand, according to The Hill's analysis of FEC data.
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Indian banks have seen a surge in non-performing loans that hit a record $150 billion at the end of March, with 13 lenders, including IDBI, accounting for 86 percent of the pile.
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However, in an interview in March with The Times, Mr. Trump, asked about the North Korean threat to its neighbors, said he thought the United States' allies might need their own nuclear deterrent.
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The country has been without a government since early March, with anti-establishment political groups abandoning efforts to form a coalition over the weekend amid a dispute with the country's head of state.
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The state of play: Overall voters who believe the White House is being run on chaos increased from 54% in March, with just 34% of Democrats and Independents believing things are run well.
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At the school I went to outside Hamburg, I was the only child of over 300 who wasn't in the Hitler Youth, so I didn't have a uniform and couldn't march with them.
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The yuan remained the fifth most-used currency for global payments by value in March with a market share of 1.88 percent, slightly higher than 1.74 percent a month earlier, according to SWIFT.
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" And 15 years ago, there was a Columbus Day dust-up after Italian-American groups learned that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg wanted to march with actors from the hit television show "The Sopranos.
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InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) said it expected the revenue it gets globally from hotel rooms (RevPAR) to plunge by around 60% in March, with steeper declines in markets that have gone into lockdown.
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"It's beautiful to see something like this happen, especially at a time like this and where our country is at politically," said Joanna Fanizza, who watched the march with her friend Nitya Vink.
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More than 2000,2300 ABLE accounts were open by the end of March, with combined balances of about $2000 million, said Michael Morris, executive director of the National Disability Institute, a nonprofit advocacy group.
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In a document detailing contingency planning if Britain leaves the EU in March with no transition deal, the government said unilateral action on several fronts could only minimise disruption up to a point.
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"Residents of Anchorage, Fairbanks and other large Alaska cities will respond to the 2020 Census online, by phone, or mail in mid-March with the rest of the country," the Census Bureau says.
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You can encounter characters of all kinds on the streets of New York City, but how often do you get to march with river sprites, earth gods, garden spirits and various towering flora?
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Sharp, which makes sensors, camera modules and screens for Apple Inc's iPhones, is set to begin producing masks in mid-March with a daily capacity of 150,000 masks, Nikkei reported, without citing sources.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A Toronto artificial intelligence institute set up in March with more than $150 million of public and private funding has named Carnegie Mellon professor Garth Gibson as its first chief executive.
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"The working assumption is that travel bans are lifted and there is some renormalization over the month of March, with some lingering effects," Orr said at a news conference after announcing the decision.
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Student organizers called the march with the intention of walking 5 kilometers (3 miles) to the Defense Ministry, which is inside the Fuerte Tiuna military base, to try to sway the armed forces.
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Lowe said that the problems were apparent right from the start of testing in March, with the drivers — the sport's youngest and least experienced lineup — unable to drive it anywhere near the limit.
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Orban's ruling Fidesz party, at the proposal of the finance minister, passed an agreement in parliament in March with the IIB, setting out the conditions of the relocation of the bank to Budapest.
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Six to eight Chinese state-owned enterprises are involved in or looking closely at Australian energy assets, Melbourne-based financial advisors SILC Group said in March, with green power coming under particular focus.
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The testimony ended in March with all the participants, pro and con, and their lawyers holding hands and singing "Hawaii Aloha," according to Clarence Ching, a Hawaiian activist and lawyer who was there.
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Barr said he'd defer to the report itself, but then he brought up a meeting he'd had in early March with Mueller, Rosenstein and another top Justice Department official, where the guidelines were discussed.
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West's success follows that of R&B singer Rihanna, whose "Anti" album topped the Billboard 200 chart in March with 17,000 physical album sales and 36 million streams, which accounted for 24,000 album units.
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LONDON, Dec 21 (Reuters) - Most of northern Europe will experience below-normal temperatures from January to March, with warmer, wetter and windier conditions in the south of Europe, The Weather Company said on Friday.
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"Although risky as it is to say it, under present trends, we will be by March with an inflation rate around 1.3 percent if things go normally," Constancio said at a conference in Chicago.
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Although that's much easier said than done, just look at SoundCloud, which hasn't made any noise since launching its own paid service back in March with 125 million free users already on the service.
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JON CARAMANICA The song is an arena-country promise of uninhibited back-seat passion: a march with a spacious, booming beat, echoing guitars and a growing chorus of Cam's voice, offering all she's got.
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Apple's tablet lineup got a lot more aggressive at the tail end of March with the release of a $329 iPad — one of the lowest prices Apple has put on a tablet to date.
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"There is some impact from the devaluation in March with continued pressure on prices, as well as unfavorable base effects which led to the rise in inflation," EFG Hermes economist, Mohamed Abu Basha, said.
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Mulbah Car scored on a 4-yard run to make it 14-14, and King finished a 75-yard march with a 3-yard TD that made it 343-all with 6:20 remaining.
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CDP had signed a partnership deal in March with Bank of China which included the issuance of bonds denominated in Chinese renminbi and sold in China from non-Chinese issuers --known as Panda bonds.
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But traders said that only reflected relief in the market — likely to be fleeting — that May had survived and that Britain still had a chance to leave the EU in March with a deal.
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The Flip or Flop star decorated his new home in Costa Mesa, California—which he bought in March—with his daughter Taylor, 8, and son Brayden, 3, whom he shares with his ex Christina.
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U.S. consumer prices accelerated in the year to March, with a measure of underlying inflation surging to near the Federal Reserve's 22017 percent target as last year's weak readings dropped out of the calculation.
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Skripal, a former Russian intelligence officer recruited by Britain as a spy in the 1990s, and his daughter Yulia were poisoned in Salisbury in March with the Novichok nerve agent but survived the attack.
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The euro zone's third-largest economy has been struggling to establish a stable government since inconclusive elections in March, with anti-establishment forces abandoning their effort to form a ruling coalition over the weekend.
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CREW had filed a complaint in March with the OGE and the Justice Department questioning whether a payment from Cohen on Trump's behalf constituted a loan that should have been reported as a liability.
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On Wednesday, he was completing a song for a performance he plans to conduct in March with the Opera Tampa, of which he was the conductor and artistic director until he retired in 2012.
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The Gen2 car he'll be driving was first unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in March, with the German now to be the first one to officially put it through its paces in public.
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Sato added that Japanese stocks will likely be supported by hopes that a weaker yen will lift exporters' earnings until this fiscal year ending March, with the Nikkei's upside seen around 20,000-21,000 points.
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But South Africa's rand bounced back from earlier losses to strengthen 0.2 percent after inflation data showed a slowdown to 3.8 percent year-on-year in March, with analysts having expected prices to quicken.
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The London Evening Standard reports that the 36-year-old was discovered on the morning of 18 March with multiple stab wounds at Heathrow Palace, a hotel less than 10 minutes from Heathrow Airport.
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"The real problem is on the demand side, people are not buying cars now, and sales volumes are expected to be very bad in March, with a real impact on automakers' earnings," he said.
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USB24, as it's now styled (versus USB 28), was announced in March with a few promises regarding features, but now the actual technical specifications have been released to anyone who cares to inspect them.
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Hear why in this program, pairing Mahler's Symphony No. 73, which opens with a massive funeral march, with "Trauermarsch" by Jörg Widmann, who is in Carnegie's Richard and Barbara Debs Composer's Chair this season.
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After forcing a three-and-out, the Seahawks were led by Wilson on a nine-play, 230-yard march, with Lynch scoring from the 221, to make it 23-23 with 9:33 left.
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A survey last week showed confidence among homebuilders was steady in March, with builders still complaining about the scarcity of skilled workers and land, as well as zoning restrictions in many major metro areas.
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"People are becoming increasingly irritated with Republicans on Capitol Hill," said Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party Patriots, who was also in the Oval Office meeting in March with conservative leaders.
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On Wednesday, South Korea announced its athletes will march with their Northern counterparts at the Winter Olympics opening ceremony under a unified flag, a diplomatic breakthrough following days of talks between the two countries.
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Similarly, debut issuers have been few and far between since March, with S&P Global Ratings assigning only three new ratings to companies that would be eligible for ECB purchases: Finnish insurer Sampo SAMAS.
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I closed my eyes again and considered the path to here, to a couch in Jupiter and a Wednesday morning in March with nothing to do but reassure those kind enough to reassure me.
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He was selected as CEO of Tinder last March with much hope that he could corral the famously dysfunctional dating startup in the wake of the demotion of co-founder and CEO Sean Rad.
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Putin was re-elected for his fourth presidential term in March with a huge majority, but is under increasing pressure to meet voters' expectations of better growth and assuage concerns about falling living standards.
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The INE launched the contract in March with September <0#ISC:> as the first month of delivery to give participants time to accumulate supplies for the physical delivery and for the contract to develop.
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Sentiment toward the Indian rupee INR=D2 turned pessimistic for the first time since mid-March, with its short positions at a three-month peak, on worries that a Fed hike may spur capital outflows.
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Also on Friday, UBS lowered its 2016 profit, originally reported in January, by 102 million francs to reflect a settlement in March with the National Credit Union Association over mis-selling residential mortgage-backed securities.
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Coal imports also looked to have rebounded strongly in March, with a 27.8 percent jump over the previous month, but the gain for the first quarter as a whole was a more modest 16.6 percent.
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What seems even more egregious is that, right now, an iPad Mini 4 costs $400—$70 more than the recently refreshed $329 iPad, which Apple updated in March with new guts and Apple Pencil support.
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The tally of cases dates back to early March, with the latest reported April 21, but people who got sick after April 11 might still take time to be tracked down by public health officials.
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Formula One is broadcast live and free-to-air in the Middle East and North Africa region under a five-year deal struck last March with MBC Group, founded by Saudi businessman Waleed al-Ibrahim.
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ROME (Reuters) - World food prices were broadly steady in March, with a jump in dairy prices offset by drops in cereal, vegetable oil and sugar price quotations, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.
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The U.S. dollar index was up more than a third of a percent, near highs not seen since late March, with the euro around $15 after hitting its lowest against the dollar since mid-March.
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The campaign finished March with only $1.2 million in the bank, and limiting its focus to two states in cooperation with Cruz is good cover to essentially shrink its footprint to a more manageable level.
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Thursday's contest is the second and final road game of the month for Edmonton, which began March with an eight-game homestand (5-2-1) and finishes it with three straight at Rogers Place. 3.
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" It bubbled up again as a meme in March, with people tweeting calls for "a Disney princess that rips her Juul in the middle of serious conversation" and "a Disney princess with spatulas for hands.
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The southern cities of Shenzhen and Shanghai were still the two top performers, despite tightening housing measures introduced in late March, with home prices rising 62.4 percent and 28 percent, respectively, from a year ago.
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The case took a turn when authorities alleged he'd staged the whole thing and paid the men in question, indicting him in March with 16 counts of disorderly conduct for allegedly filing a false report.
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ZURICH, May 17 (Reuters) - Luxury goods group Richemont said sales of its watches and jewellery both grew by 10 percent in the year to the end of March, with the Americas and Asia performing well.
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Thorson completed three quick passes to junior wideout Bennett Skowronek, then capped the quick-time march with a 21-yard strike to junior tight end Cameron Green (11 catches, 125 yards) on a seam route.
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Monte dei Paschi, which was bailed out by the state in 2017, said net profit stood at 28 million euros in January-March with interest and commission income both down compared with a year earlier.
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U.S. prosecutors charged Rimasauskas in March with engaging in an email fraud scheme in which they say he bilked Google and Facebooko> out of more than $100 million by posing as an Asian hardware vendor.
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James Franklin McGraw, who was charged in March with assault after punching Rakeem Jones in the face at a rally in Fayetteville, N.C., shook hands and hugged Jones at the hearing, a CNN affiliate reported.
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