In midafternoon trade, the stock held at $24.91 a share.
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We repeated this process in the midmorning, midafternoon and evening.
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The Nikkei fell 1.3 percent to 19,128.38 points in midafternoon.
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Ford was down nearly 4 percent in midafternoon trading Tuesday.
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General Electric was trading higher around $13.50 midafternoon Friday. Disclaimer
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The stock was trading near $18 during midafternoon trading Friday.
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The shares were up more than 1 percent midafternoon Thursday.
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So you just took a nice midafternoon Friday bong rip.
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Businesses start closing in the midafternoon and employees head home.
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By midafternoon, he had been interviewed on MSNBC and CNN.
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The company's stock was down 11.1% to $4.52 midafternoon Wednesday.
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It was held midafternoon on only a few hours' notice.
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There's another, smaller dip 29 hours later, in the midafternoon.
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The cafe in the main square is empty by midafternoon.
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By midafternoon, it was so dark it felt like nightfall.
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By midafternoon on a recent Saturday, Ana Fernández was sore.
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Under Armour shares were down 4.1 percent in midafternoon Tuesday.
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Adobe shares were up 2.4 percent to $274.96 midafternoon Friday.
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The news sent Kohl's shares tumbling 8% in midafternoon trading.
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The stock was down as much as 6% midafternoon Wednesday.
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Tesla's shares were halted for pending news in midafternoon trading.
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The automaker's shares were down 3% in midafternoon trading Thursday.
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By midafternoon, Indian officials said two militants had been killed.
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The shares were down 353 percent midafternoon Thursday at around $235.
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The indexes were all down more than 1 percent midafternoon Friday.
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By midafternoon, the yen hit a 10-day high of 108.25.
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Midafternoon, Jason sat in a recliner in the bleak, boxy room.
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By midafternoon Saturday, an Uber spokesman said his condition had stabilized.
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Shares of Facebook were trading at the $164.20 range midafternoon Thursday.
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The final plans remained in flux as late as midafternoon Tuesday.
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But by midafternoon it became clear that would not be true.
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Tesla shares were up 1.1 percent to $204.55, in midafternoon trading Thursday.
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Oil did manage to regain some of its Thursday losses by midafternoon.
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It's pretty common to feel a "post-lunch dip" in the midafternoon.
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A man named Eddie threaded through the midafternoon crowd in Cambridge, Mass.
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It gave back some of those gains in midafternoon trading on Tuesday.
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As of Wednesday midafternoon, the S&P was trading at around 2,632.
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Shares of Tesla were trading at $372.29 during midafternoon trading on Monday.
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Costco shares rose 2 percent in midafternoon trading Monday after the report.
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The Nikkei share average fell 0.5 percent to 17,160.32 in midafternoon trade.
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Never mind that you're on national television, having hyped a midafternoon speech.
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Mr. Aoun hosted Mr. Pompeo at the presidential palace in the midafternoon.
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As of midafternoon, Mr. Trump had not tweeted about the market news.
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With cellular telephone coverage cut off entirely from midafternoon, information was scarce.
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On Tuesday, the Dow had rallied by nearly 5% as of midafternoon.
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Pier 1 shares, which trade around $3.53, were up 1.4% midafternoon Tuesday.
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By midafternoon, delays for arrivals and departures were less than 15 minutes.
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Tesla shares were up less than 1 percent to $342.72 midafternoon Wednesday.
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NEW DELHI — By midafternoon, Usha Devi's one-bedroom home was a mess.
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In midafternoon trading, the dollar was up 0.5 percent against the to 115.11.
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Stocks reacted swiftly to the report earlier Thursday, bouncing higher in midafternoon trading.
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Shares of the automaker were down slightly at $275.28 in midafternoon trading Wednesday.
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Super Micro shares were down $2.31 to $12.44 in midafternoon Pink Sheet trade.
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Cisco shares were trading at the $34.14 level during midafternoon trading on Wednesday.
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In midafternoon trading Tuesday, Apple was at $162.57 a share, down 1.6 percent.
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The S&P 16.83 Retail ETF (XRT) was up 2.8 percent by midafternoon.
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Hermès shares were up 2.4 percent in midafternoon trading in Paris on Wednesday.
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Shares of Credit Suisse rose about 2 percent in midafternoon trading in Zurich.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson shrewdly moved the speech from midafternoon to 9 p.m.
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By midafternoon, he'd withdraw to the French Quarter, to teach a drawing class.
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The sun sank below the horizon at midafternoon, just after 4:30 p.m.
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They were trading 3.9 percent higher at 27.12 reais in Wednesday midafternoon trading.
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Shares rose 4.5 percent to 15.40 reais in midafternoon trading in São Paulo.
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Its stock recovered some of the losses by midafternoon, trading down about 9 percent.
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Shares in the German lender gained on the news, trading 1.2 percent higher midafternoon.
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The Nikkei share average recovered was down 1.4 percent at 18,123.30 points by midafternoon.
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Stocks tumbled, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping 358 points in midafternoon trading.
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On Tuesday, U.S. stocks gave up most of an aggressive early rally by midafternoon.
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That could explain the 12 percent fall in the stock price by midafternoon Monday.
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The stock was down more than 10 percent midafternoon, hitting a 52-week low.
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It was midafternoon; soon Matthew and I would have to leave for our show.
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Sports of The Times Midafternoon Tuesday, as the clock ticked toward the 4 p.m.
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In midafternoon, they heard people cry out and they rushed to the small beach.
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They deliberated for a few hours on Thursday and only through midafternoon on Friday.
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Avoid stimulants such as nicotine or coffee after midafternoon, especially if you have insomnia.
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"All right," she said, with that smile she reserved for the sleepy, silly midafternoon.
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The S&P 500 rallied 1 percent midafternoon Monday on easing North Korea tensions.
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The S&P 500 traded roughly flat midafternoon Wednesday, slightly off the session's highs.
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By midafternoon all but about 200 had dispersed, taking their tent poles with them.
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In midafternoon, Abu Tiba met with leaders of his sub-tribe, the Al Bunda.
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In midafternoon, Abu Tiba met with leaders of his sub-tribe, the Al Bunda.
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By midafternoon, winds here will start slowing down and temperatures will reach the mid-30s.
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A similar division was on display in Los Angeles, where Mr. Trump landed in midafternoon.
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By midafternoon, with the crowds dispersed, the Berkeley police had made at least 13 arrests.
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Bitcoin's price fell 7 percent midafternoon Friday after the news, according to Coindesk market data.
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By midafternoon, protesting students lined the hallways and stairways of the so-called administration building.
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Trilogy shares were down 5.9 percent by midafternoon on the Toronto Stock Exchange at C$7.53.
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Southern Copper's shares listed in New York were down 2.1 percent in midafternoon trading on Wednesday.
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Until midafternoon Friday, American officials thought Mr. Erdogan had tightened his iron grip on his country.
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Weather: Rain on your party, starting in midafternoon as temperatures climb through the 40s, tapering overnight.
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This is snacking cake, the perfect confection to turn vicious midafternoon stomach growls into contented purrs.
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The parties broke away for an emergency jury selection session, picking two new panelists by midafternoon.
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When it hit midafternoon, she contacted the ER. She was told to call the state lab.
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On Monday, the tournament even got heavy rain, which postponed matches on outside courts by midafternoon.
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However, in midafternoon trading the stock was down more than 6 percent, at around $74 apiece.
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But by midmorning, stocks were taking off on hopes for more cuts, but turned lower by midafternoon.
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The volleyball gold on Sunday was won in midafternoon, hours before the closing ceremony began next door.
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Midafternoon in Washington is the middle of the night in Tokyo—when Abe would be fast asleep.
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When we reached Segesta, after getting lost in search of a nearby lunch spot, it was midafternoon.
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WASHINGTON — By midafternoon on Friday, Republicans had the votes to pass their tax bill in the Senate.
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Boeing shares were down nearly 14% at $199 in midafternoon trading, the lowest price since July 2017.
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I felt high on productivity all day — until midafternoon, when I grew tired, and a little sad.
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ET on Tuesday, dropping by more than 5% at midafternoon before trading was halted for Boeing's announcement.
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Following the announcement, shares of Unilever rose 3 percent in London and in Amsterdam in midafternoon trading.
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Highs should rise to the low-to-mid 60s with scattered light showers possible midafternoon into evening.
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By midafternoon, there were 32,000 protesters around France, including 8,000 in Paris, according to the Interior Ministry.
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Alison Mitchell, an assistant managing editor, leads a midafternoon meeting to prepare the front page for print.
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Blood pressure peaks around noon; physical co-ordination crests in midafternoon; and muscles are strongest at around 5pm.
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Trump Jr. spoke to the committee for about five hours, leaving at midafternoon out of view of reporters.
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By midafternoon, power had been restored to all but about 3,500 customers, according to Madison Gas and Electric .
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Shares of GE surged after the announcement and were up 8.2 percent to $12.22 per share midafternoon Monday.
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The department says an investigation into McDonald's actions was launched immediately, and he was fired by midafternoon Thursday.
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By midafternoon, power had been restored to all but about 3,500 customers, according to Madison Gas and Electric.
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Anchors and producers received midafternoon exit polls before voting ended on Tuesday afternoon, and those numbers showed Mrs.
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Lloyd Holmes, 45, hawked tickets to the game across the street from the stadium in the midafternoon sun.
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By midafternoon on Thursday, there were 820 entries to win the rifle, up from 432 in late morning.
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Even though two girls retired because of heat illness by midafternoon, the rest of the field played on.
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The white rooms, dotted with frosted-glass windows, end up looking gray in the heavily filtered midafternoon light.
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And by midafternoon, a fund-raising email from Ms. Warren had arrived in the inboxes of her supporters.
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By midafternoon, though, as Pujols prepared to chase his 3,000th career hit with the Angels in Anaheim, Calif.
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By midafternoon, Mr. Trump escalated his attack on lawmakers by taking aim at their own health care plans.
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Ms. Vetrano's parents came down the steps of their tan-brick house at midafternoon to speak to reporters.
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Musk posted videos on Twitter of the aluminum sub being tested at a swimming pool Sunday midafternoon California time.
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Sarepta shares were up more than 20 percent midafternoon Tuesday and have risen about 38 percent year to date.
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But once, a few months back, after a stint away from Houston, I popped in for a midafternoon chai.
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President Lyndon Johnson in 1965 changed the time of his address from the traditional midafternoon to 9:00 p.m.
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The animal was next spotted on surveillance camera about two hours later but then vanished until midafternoon, he said.
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The three indices had recovered some of those losses by midafternoon, but remained lower than their close on Monday.
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Trials start hours later than scheduled, lunches extend into midafternoon, courtrooms close early and vacations routinely lead to continuations.
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Around midafternoon, we entered Mapingguan, a village of the Bai ethnic minority group, along a freshly paved stone path.
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When the tide ebbed in midafternoon, a man dug for clams on the far end of a sand bank.
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Temperatures are expected to stay in the 30s, and precipitation could start around midafternoon and last into the evening.
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The shares recovered slightly midafternoon Monday, but over the past month alone, Bezos' wealth has fallen from $129 billion.
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By midafternoon, I would run out of things to do, and would start feeling bored, and then, gradually, frantic.
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It was on track to snap that streak Thursday as it was down more than 1 percent at midafternoon.
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European stocks were down less than 1 percent in midafternoon trading, and stocks in Asia finished the day mixed.
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One midafternoon I sat in a chair pressed up against my grandmother's hospital bed where she lay minutes from death.
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Other suggestions for good sleep include avoiding stimulants such as nicotine or coffee after midafternoon, especially if you have insomnia.
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The yen was 0.35% stronger midafternoon, having pared back some of its gains to trade at 109.7 to the dollar.
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More than 8,000 people had taken up the phrase on Twitter by midafternoon, wielding it as a badge of honor.
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Then he asked, "Hello, Virginia, how are you doing tonight?" though it was midafternoon and the event was in Washington.
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Weinstein arrived in Rikers' North Infirmary Command section, which houses inmates requiring medical care, by midafternoon, according to jail records.
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The Nikkei share average gained 0.8 percent to 15,113 in midafternoon trade, crawling back from its intraday low of 15,471.80.
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Grab an hour in the early morning or midafternoon to get a little vegetable prep done or make a vinaigrette.
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By midafternoon, a restless atmosphere permeated the marble corridors of the State Capitol as a perfect summer day beckoned outside.
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Negotiations on that issue were extended on Thursday, despite the lack of agreement when the latest deadline expired in midafternoon.
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In the midafternoon he went to the White House, and Haig started working him over: He must not resign now.
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Henke, who'd spent the past two days in Kady, Texas, rescuing people in chest deep water, got into Vidor in midafternoon.
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Spitzer met her in the room at midafternoon, and they had a brief and amicable conversation, and then Mr. Spitzer left.
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As of midafternoon Tuesday, shares of Twitter were down 1 percent on the day but were up 24.8 percent this year.
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On Tuesday, Dimitrov played twice, once in the morning and again in midafternoon, and put in an hour in the gym.
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We'd board our small ship in midafternoon, and at cocktail time there'd be a welcome reception, followed by an introductory lecture.
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I returned to the river two days later midafternoon, a time when the partying was supposed to be at full tilt.
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Voters hoping for a quick trip should head to the polls in the mid- to late morning or midafternoon, she said.
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Among those without power by midafternoon Sunday were more than 67,000 in Maryland, 89,000 in New Jersey, and 157,000 in Massachusetts.
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Midafternoon, Ms. Sanders told Roll Call that there might be some lower level of wall funding that would satisfy the president.
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By midafternoon they had served 4,000 meals, about twice what was anticipated, according to Nate Mook, World Central Kitchen's executive director.
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Residents reached by telephone in several neighborhoods, before phone links were cut midafternoon, said that heavy fighting was ongoing around them.
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It is midafternoon and he has no job to attend to, or at least no job that demands his full attention.
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As of midafternoon Sunday, the CDC has been investigating 100 people in 26 states, including the five who were confirmed infected.
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Not too sweet and a cinch to make, popovers are delightful both for breakfast and with a midafternoon cup of Darjeeling.
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In midafternoon, fans were scattered across the seats, engrossed in an English Premier League match that played on the giant screen.
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Conference tournaments are odd events, when who wins the title is often less important than the result of a midafternoon quarterfinal.
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Even the Coca-Cola that gives employees their midafternoon sugar kick now comes in cans custom-printed with pump-up messages.
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Lumentum shares are up 30 percent this year and more than 115 percent in the previous 12 months as of midafternoon Tuesday.
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But in midafternoon, bond market yields plunged when President Donald Trump tweeted that he could put 10% tariffs on another $300 billion.
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The price on Odebrecht's 7.5 percent perpetual bond jumped more than 1 cent on the dollar to 54 cents in midafternoon trading.
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The shares then fell in extended trading Thursday after the results were released and were down more than 7 percent midafternoon Friday.
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But the kitchen was controlled by my parents, health food enthusiasts who thought that rice cakes made a perfectly acceptable midafternoon snack.
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Mr. Trump was ready with a tweet that landed midafternoon Wednesday in Vienna, putting the crowd on notice that he was watching.
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By midafternoon Tuesday, the total of confirmed cases had risen by nearly 2,000, to 117,734 and two more countries had reported cases.
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Hundreds of Palestinians, urged on by a Hamas leader in a fiery midafternoon speech, rushed it and tried to cross into Israel.
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By midafternoon on Thursday, Home Capital's stock price had leapt to 17.28 Canadian dollars, up 72 percent from what Mr. Buffett paid.
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It was not until 8:20 A.M. that the sun shone on our camp; by midafternoon the valley was in shadow again.
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In midafternoon trading, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down a little more than 20 points, while the had fallen around 2 points.
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MIDAFTERNOON, May 9, 2017 At his afternoon daily briefing White House spokesman Sean Spicer was asked whether Trump still had confidence in Comey.
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Energizing HA Breath When the midafternoon slump hits, stand up and do some quick breathwork to wake up your mind and body. 1.
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By midafternoon, as the start of the procession neared, spectators were crowded 50 deep in some places, with many sitting in the street.
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The line was just as big when she came back midafternoon — and bigger three hours later, after she had finally cast her ballot.
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Salesforce stock was up about modestly midafternoon Tuesday, and has risen more than 26 percent over the past six months, according to FactSet.
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At midafternoon, as the wedding was being shut down, hundreds of children poured out of the school and climbed on a yellow bus.
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Recess offers a product that's addressing the midafternoon dip otherwise fulfilled by a cigarette, a coffee or a cookie (or, actually getting high).
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By midafternoon, Arcentales, Quijije and the two Guatamalans were moved to the Coast Guard speedboat, and were delivered to the Coast Guard ship.
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Risk assets continued their slide Thursday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down more than 900 points, or 3.4%, in midafternoon trading.
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But as of midafternoon, only a handful of people had arrived, according to Alan Jones, an employee with the Parks and Recreation Department.
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But as of midafternoon, only a handful of people had arrived, according to Alan Jones, an employee with the Parks and Recreation Department.
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The phrases "alternative facts" and "#alternativefacts" had been used on Twitter more than 380,000 times by midafternoon on Sunday, a Twitter spokesman said.
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The midafternoon fracas had started over money, he wrote, leading to nonfatal injuries and the arrests of the brothers and other family members.
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The iShares TIPS Bond ETF was little changed as of midafternoon Tuesday and actually declined 0.6 percent over the previous five trading days.
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My mother would come over in the midafternoon to stay with her when I left for work, and until my husband got home.
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MIDAFTERNOON, May 9, 2017 At his afternoon daily briefing White House spokesman Sean Spicer was asked whether Trump still had confidence in Comey.
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The stock was last up 92 percent at $5.95 in midafternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange, off an earlier high at $6.65.
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Minutes of the last Fed meeting may keep a few traders at their desks until midafternoon Wednesday before they bolt for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Accordingly, voters hoping for a quick trip should try to head to the polls in the mid- to late morning or midafternoon, she said.
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Yields on U.S. Treasury securities briefly rose following the release of the minutes while U.S. stock markets and the dollar pared losses through midafternoon.
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A midafternoon hike should reach the high point in time to see the setting sun, but hikers should leave in daylight to return safely.
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Thousands of opposition supporters, dressed in the national colors and waving Venezuelan flags, packed Chacao's Altamira Plaza by midafternoon to hear Mr. Guaidó speak.
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"As of midafternoon Sunday, the CDC has been investigating 100 people in 26 states, including the five who were confirmed infected," our colleagues write.
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French news outlets suggested that he had evaded detection by carrying a "ceramic knife," a theory that the authorities had not confirmed by midafternoon.
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By midafternoon, it was not unusual to hear the crash of the national editor kicking a desk or slamming his phone down in frustration.
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I went out for a midafternoon hike to the ridges along Turtleback Mountain, an antidote to the more crowded trails of Moran State Park.
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After falling to a six-week low of 2,417.35 in early trade, the S&P staged a comeback and was up modestly midafternoon Monday.
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Musk said on Twitter the aluminum sub would be tested until Sunday midafternoon California time before being placed on a 17-hour flight to Thailand.
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Food and drink to avoid Other suggestions for good sleep include avoiding stimulants such as nicotine or coffee after midafternoon, especially if you have insomnia.
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Although no hike is expected at this meeting, Doty says the Fed still has an important role to play when it makes its midafternoon announcement.
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By midafternoon, we were at the Kiruna station, waiting for the train to Stockholm, eager to meet the strangers we would sleep with that night.
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Showtime was 10:45 P.M. In the midafternoon, post-sound check, he walked around the corner to a coffee shop and ordered an iced latte.
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If Bayer shares simply tracked the benchmark, the company would be worth over $7 billion more than it was by midafternoon London time on Wednesday.
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CSX stock, which has soared nearly 60 percent this year, tumbled 7.3 percent to $53.11 in midafternoon trading after earlier falling as low as $51.63.
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You can take pictures of anything, including landscapes, people and historical sites, but most tourists are typically out sightseeing from the late morning to midafternoon.
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The deal came together after Mr. Shelby and Senator David Perdue, Republican of Georgia secured a commitment from Mr. Trump during a midafternoon phone call.
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But the agency had not announced plans to shutter its field office network until midafternoon Monday, when it held a conference call with union leadership.
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Mexico City's local government announced that 75,000 people had gathered in the Zocalo, the capital's main square, by midafternoon, several hours after the match ended.
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By contrast, Mr. Cuomo did not release a public campaign schedule until midafternoon, with a single event listed: a rally in Brooklyn on Wednesday night.
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Residents have its 9.75 acres — with two dog runs, a toddler-friendly playground, a gracious fountain and plentiful benches — mostly to themselves morning to midafternoon.
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LONDON — It was midafternoon when Mike Finnerty, who sells cheese at his Borough Market shop just south of London Bridge, realized that something was wrong.
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By midafternoon Wednesday, Trump had tweeted 11 times — many of them on the subject of immigration, and several specifically on the subject of birthright citizenship.
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She was often so tired, in the midafternoon, that this handful of seconds in which to close her eyes seemed the true blessing of Buttony.
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By midafternoon, Squire was exchanging messages via Slack with an analyst at the Southern Poverty Law Center, a 46-year-old organization that monitors hate groups.
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From the report:When Mr. Kalanick arrived at the midafternoon meeting sporting his favorite pair of bright red sneakers and hot-pink socks, Mr. Cook was prepared.
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Shares of ProPetro debuted Friday on the New York Stock Exchange and were trading at $15, about 7 percent above their IPO price, in midafternoon trading.
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Recently, on a clear, sunny Thursday midafternoon in London, I noticed many corner pubs where crowds had spilled out onto the street, pint glasses in hand.
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In midafternoon, a view of San Gimignano's famous spires peeked through the trees, and soon we joined a road filled with cyclists in bright spandex outfits.
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The state oil company Petróleos Mexicanos, or Pemex, said 58 people had been hurt in the midafternoon blast in the industrial port city of Coatzacoalcos. Gov.
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By midafternoon, they were almost finished with the fifth complete pass they'd done, over their 113-day "mobilization window," of all 10,000 doors in their universe.
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Raico was one of just three witnesses called to the stand on Friday as the trial resumed after an unexpected recess that lasted into the midafternoon.
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By midafternoon, she had been sitting in the same spot for about five hours, and her delayed flight was not scheduled to leave for another six.
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Despite the odd hour (Fleet's website refers to this midafternoon meal as "late lunch"), the experience was an intensely lovely way to spend a few hours.
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By midafternoon, the Pewaukee High School cafeteria's folding tables had stacks of canned tuna that rose taller than the 5-foot-10 school superintendent, Mike Cady.
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The conditions will present their own welcome mat: thick grass, a spongy field, a midafternoon kickoff with a forecast of thunderstorms and temperatures nearing 100 degrees.
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Sometime in the midafternoon, he had an impulse to go home, or go somewhere, and when he lifted his head, of course, it was dark outside.
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He also implemented early bike lanes and, in 1971, designed the failed "red zone," which would have banned cars in midtown from late morning to midafternoon.
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Kim Yong Chol, the former military intelligence chief and one of the North Korean leader&aposs closest aides, landed midafternoon on an Air China flight from Beijing.
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Apple was down 6 percent midafternoon Wednesday, and tracked for its worst session since 2014, after reporting its first quarter-over-quarter revenue decline in 13 years.
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By midafternoon, crowds had gathered on a crisp autumn day on both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue next to the Trump International Hotel, where barricades were set up.
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As they approached the medal stand, Smith and Carlos were holding their running shoes, wearing black socks, as if they had been awakened from a midafternoon nap.
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So many lawmakers asked to speak on the deal that Parliament postponed the vote, which had been expected to take place after midnight on Friday, to midafternoon.
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Over the course of a long midafternoon lunch — well-done souvlaki, hold all the starches — Mr. Perry, now 214, explained why he left, and why he's returned.
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By midafternoon another 150 to 200 cars had joined them in the small community, built in the 1960s and made up mostly of small one-family homes.
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"Midafternoon, there was a sudden decrease in the alkalinity in the diving pool, and that's the main reason the color changed," said Mario Andrada, a Rio 2016 spokesman.
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Domain shares were down 11 percent at A$2.96 in midafternoon trading, their lowest level since Fairfax spun off the company as a separate listed entity in November.
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Over the years, I've tried various ways of passing the time until the first wave of exit polls rolls in, sometime in midafternoon: A leisurely lunch with colleagues.
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"We're beyond stoked," said Michael Perzy Powers, a co-owner of the Low Tide Bar and High 97 concessions at Beach 97th Street, eyeing a genial midafternoon crowd.
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Your chances to catch the magic are greater when the sun is low on the horizon, like the midmorning or the midafternoon, or when a shower moves east.
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As the rally ended in midafternoon, hundreds of protesters trained in civil disobedience moved to the construction site, where they took down a gate and climbed over fences.
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Dalila Jakupovic, a Slovene player ranked 180th, was winning her match against Stefanie Vögele in the midafternoon when she sank to her knees in a fit of coughing.
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By midafternoon, the protest nearest to Gaza City had turned into a pitched battle — a chaotic panorama of smoke, sirens and tear gas that stretched along the fence.
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Around midafternoon I stopped to eat in La Reforma, a small town aslant on the mountainside, scattered on both sides of the road, one building signposted Restaurante Rosa.
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"By midafternoon in 100-degree heat we were strongly outnumbered, taking heavy casualties in a cliffhanger fight to the finish," the general wrote in a West Point yearbook.
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By midafternoon, so much of the precipitation had fallen in the form of sleet and freezing rain that only seven inches of snow was recorded in Central Park.
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Winds may turn briefly gusty as a cold front then moves through midday, putting an end to any showers by midafternoon, with late-afternoon skies turning partly sunny.
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The group arrived midafternoon as the President was convening sessions with representatives of the video game industry and announcing his new tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum.
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I returned to the Cuenca bus terminal by midafternoon on a Saturday, and tried to figure out how to get to my final destination, the obscure town of Quingeo.
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Shares of the tech company were up 1 percent midafternoon Thursday, but the stock is still down nearly 30 percent from a 52-week high set in October. Disclaimer
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Members of the National Guard in armored vehicles stood watch at either end of the main thoroughfare by midafternoon on Friday, flanked by half a dozen riot police vans.
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When reports of an active shooter surfaced at midafternoon on Tuesday, SWAT officers and other first responders converged on the Alliance Center in the city's bustling lower downtown area.
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On Friday, there were just 200 union members burning tires and debris blocking an oil depot in Donges, in northwestern France, and the police dispersed them peacefully by midafternoon.
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Perhaps that's for the best: After long hours of scrutinizing Rembrandts and Vermeers, it's relaxing to enter an old-master-free zone for lunch, dinner or a midafternoon pause.
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Then around midafternoon on Thursday, Anbang's consortium sent Starwood's board a letter thanking them for their work but stating that it needed to walk away for unspecified market reasons.
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After the crash, 43 passengers were initially reported as injured, but by midafternoon, 28 were still in a hospital, three of them in critical condition, according to the authorities.
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DeVry Education's share price dropped as low as $19.18 on news of the FTC lawsuit but recovered to $19.82 in midafternoon, down about 16.5 percent from Wednesday's opening trades.
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By midafternoon Saturday, the team had evacuated four families and their four dogs — and driven them to Panama City because they did not have any other means of transport.
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Mr. Trump planned to leave by midafternoon for Camp David, where he will host a Cabinet meeting over the weekend and monitor Irma's arrival and the response to it.
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With no medical appointments until midafternoon, I hotfooted it back to New Hampshire, borrowed a pair of skates, and set out on the ice of my old mill pond.
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The Scenario Your friend needs a pick-me-up during her morning commute—or that midafternoon slump, or the end of her bartending shift, and coffee ain't cutting it.
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The blaze, which broke out on the top floor of the building, burned down through about 20 stories before firefighters extinguished the flames by midafternoon, the news agency Interfax reported.
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Copec shed 0.4 percent to 7,840 Chilean pesos in midafternoon Friday trading, paring the stock's 2.3 percent gain since newspaper Valor Econômico reported the planned Eldorado bid earlier this week.
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"Midafternoon, there was a sudden decrease in the alkalinity in the diving pool, and that's the main reason the color changed," Mario Andrada, a Rio 2016 spokesman, said Wednesday morning.
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Leaflets were distributed, but few people were home in midafternoon, and a high number of properties were unoccupied (many in this area are owned as investments, often by foreign buyers).
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By midafternoon, some New Yorkers, perhaps not yet accustomed to the heat, began to get sluggish, and we spotted people dozing off in every park and pedestrian plaza we passed.
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Adam Schiff of California, had not been told as of midafternoon Monday that Republicans planned to end the witness interview portion of the Russia investigation, according to a Democratic source.
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By midafternoon on Saturday, the police had made 61 arrests in Paris, down sharply from the hundreds that were the norm throughout months of Saturday protests last fall and winter.
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After weeks of struggling to poke above $100, shares of the iPhone maker have finally started to trim losses ahead of next week's earnings, up more than 4 percent midafternoon Friday.
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Some bars along Clark were charging $25 to $50 just to get in the front door, and by midafternoon, cars were no longer being allowed within a block of the ballpark.
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We started doing it when our oldest child was a baby, and the biggest challenge was to leave early enough to get to Polly's in time — the restaurant closes in midafternoon.
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By midafternoon, Trump had spoken for the second time with French President Emmanuel Macron and had conferred with senior aides, including new national security adviser John Bolton, on options for responding.
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By midafternoon Monday east of Gaza City, the scene at the fence resembled a pitched battle — a chaotic panorama of black smoke, wailing sirens, streams of tear gas and recurring gunfire.
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But Apple was onto the deception, and when Mr. Kalanick arrived at the midafternoon meeting sporting his favorite pair of bright red sneakers and hot-pink socks, Mr. Cook was prepared.
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By midafternoon Monday in Tahrir Square, the police had decided that they had enough and, forming a human chain, they gently cleared the square by calling out in Arabic "Yalla" — "Let's go."
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The attacker, who at midafternoon had not been identified, targeted the home of Malik Usman Shinwari, the father of two prominent government officials, said Attaullah Khogeyanai, a spokesman for the provincial governor.
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By midafternoon on Monday, Clay Khongsai, inspector general of the police in Manipur, said by phone from the capital that the situation there was not as bad as officials had initially feared.
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They spoke shortly after the Federal Open Market Committee voted 9-1 to keep the benchmark rate in a target range of 2.25% to 2.5%, sending U.S. stocks higher in midafternoon trading.
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A lot of the day he's motionless in his Brownsville residence—I know exactly which Amboy Street apartment building he lives in—and typically it's not until the midafternoon that he stirs.
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After his Trump-branded jet landed midafternoon, Mr. Trump flew in a Trump helicopter to a grassy patch near the convention arena — a theatrical projection of status captured by cable news cameras.
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"The child was held for an additional 90 minutes for observation and then released from the hospital midafternoon on December 24 with prescriptions for amoxicillin and Ibuprofen," CBP said in a statement.
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On set, there is kombucha on tap, and, the day I visited, a food truck arrived midafternoon to serve bowls of cucumber and mango with chili salt to the cast and crew.
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She is breast-feeding him but doesn't have much milk because she herself is starving; it was midafternoon when we met, and she had had nothing to eat so far that day.
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But by the midafternoon, Mr. Lopez, his wife, Lilian Tintori, and their daughter entered the Chilean Embassy in Caracas as "guests," according to a message posted on Twitter by Chile's Foreign Ministry.
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If I boarded the train around noon, I could get to Jeddah by midafternoon, have time to walk around the old town and seaside corniche, maybe get dinner and catch my flight.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend … Tomorrow (Tuesday): Some showers are likely to pass through the region, probably between the morning and midafternoon, but more often than not it's dry.
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At midafternoon on Tuesday, for instance, it was still not clear whether personal income-tax rate cuts or an increase in the standardized deduction for individuals would be part of Wednesday's announcement.
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Devastating scenes after an explosion in Russia and a mudslide in Colombia: In St. Petersburg, a bomb tore through a subway train midafternoon, killing an estimated 11 people and injuring dozens more.
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I showed up 6:15 this morning, saw the line, figured it was the morning rush and decided to come back midmorning or midafternoon, and happened to choose the time Trump came.
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Today (Friday): Some improvement as winds diminish to around 403-10 mph out of the north, and temperatures creep up a bit higher into the upper 30s to low 40s by midafternoon.
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Mr. Trump remained unconvinced, but by midafternoon, armed with vote counts showing that the measure lacked a majority to pass, the president called the speaker to agree: You should pull the bill.
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"All those who are there and who hide their faces will be systematically arrested," the Paris prefect of police, Didier Lallement, said at a midafternoon news conference, referring to the Place d'Italie.
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Trump arrived at his presidential box in the midafternoon and welcomed several visitors, including Paula Creamer, who did not make the cut, and Lexi Thompson, after she finished her round of 74.
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By midafternoon, 3,000 panicky depositors had withdrawn their money, and 25,000 ghoulish onlookers had gathered to watch, a year after the stock market crashed, the Roaring Twenties conclusively culminate with a thundering crescendo.
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But when the smoke returned in midafternoon, she gathered up her dog, her notes, laptop and hard drives with documentary footage and jumped into a small Toyota sedan with her boyfriend, Michael Beamish.
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Though the county Board of Elections had distributed corrected ballots by midafternoon Tuesday, any ballots cast before then had to be counted by hand, said Greg Fingar, the chairman of the county Republicans.
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Most days he practices a form of fasting — skipping lunch, taking a midafternoon run, and then eating all of his daily calories (about 2,215) in a six-hour window starting in the afternoon.
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While Harvey Cedars offers some transportation for the disabled — a buggy shuttle service operates from midmorning to midafternoon — Ms. Greber said she enjoyed seeing the sunrise and visiting the beach with her granddaughter.
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But by midafternoon, after returning from golf, he appeared to realize he had gone too far, although he still believed Mr. Obama had wiretapped him, according to two people in Mr. Trump's orbit.
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At midafternoon, authorities at the Denver airport evacuated two levels on the west side of the main terminal after several packages that appeared suspicious were spotted near ticket counters, airport spokeswoman Stacey Stegman said.
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By midafternoon on Friday, Mr. Smith had told the staff in an email that managers had spoken with all employees in the United States news division whom the company had decided to let go.
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Because polling locations are generally busiest during the morning rush hour, at lunchtime and in the evening, those with flexible schedules might have better luck by voting very early, at midmorning or at midafternoon.
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It was midafternoon on one of the first nice days of spring, and Ms. Coakley, a 22017-year-old event and concert producer from Brooklyn, had driven to Staten Island to do some errands.
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This week's volume was tracking above 3.5 million contracts as of midafternoon Friday, easily outpacing the best week ever back in May 2018, which had held the biggest single-day record at 1.19 million contracts.
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The rally in Los Angeles remained peaceful and drew smaller crowds than some past May Day demonstrations in the city, with several hundred people marching through downtown at one point but largely dispersing by midafternoon.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield — which has been trading in a tight 2.3 to 2.41 percent range for the entire month of November — jumped to 2.43 percent by midafternoon after a relatively lethargic morning.
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We reached the fairgrounds midafternoon, and there were already hundreds of people there: men in long white robes, women in black gowns with only their eyes showing through face veils, and children wearing whatever they wanted.
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In midafternoon, just as I'd made up my mind to check on the nestlings that I was sure were dead, the male bluebird flew up with a caterpillar in his beak and climbed into the box.
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By midafternoon on Wednesday, the Arabic hashtag "The people reject women driving" had appeared on 335,000 tweets, while the hashtag "The king is victorious for women driving" had appeared in only 33,700 tweets, according to Twitter.
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By midafternoon, the Basque nationalist party said that its lawmakers would support Mr. Sánchez, ensuring that a vote of no-confidence would be approved by a slim majority of the 2016 lawmakers in the Spanish Parliament.
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In the midafternoon of January 11, 2007, US Air Force major general William Shelton sat at the head of a table in a command center at California's Vandenberg Air Force Base, holding a telephone to each ear.
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Staggering about town, often half-drunk by midafternoon, she serves as a docent to tragedy and all that follows: the media swarms, the rallies, the memorials, the political infighting, the blip of a presidential visit, the hashtags.
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In Redwood City, in the summer, the sycamores dry and the grass bakes to a sweet hay smell, and the glaring sun and the tidy corners of the lawns can give you headaches through car windows in midafternoon.
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Tesla shares rose more than 3 percent to reach a fresh all-time high of $313.73 in midafternoon trading Monday, after receiving the highest price forecast ever issued for the stock by an analyst at a major firm.
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By midafternoon in Paris, more radical elements and professional vandals — known as "casseurs," or "breakers" — had ripped down plywood barricades that had been placed over the windows of nearly every business in hopes of preventing smashing and looting.
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On the Grandstand court, which offers less shade than the stadiums with retractable roofs, Lesia Tsurenko awaited divine intervention as she melted in the midafternoon heat in the first set of her fourth-round match against Marketa Vondrousova.
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He was on the field here four years ago when the United States — playing under a midafternoon sun in a slightly more forgiving February — lost to Honduras, 2-1, in the opener of the final round of qualifying.
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Shares of Woolworths fell 3% by midafternoon, more than a broader market decline of 2.3% amid fears about the spread of the coronavirus, as investors looked past a rise in underlying profit and focused on its lacklustre outlook.
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Shares of Woolworths fell 3% by midafternoon, more than a broader market decline of 2.3% amid fears about the spread of the coronavirus, as investors looked past a rise in underlying profit and focused on its lacklustre outlook.
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Tony Brooks, the vice chairman of the Wilkes-Barre City Council in Pennsylvania, said that by midafternoon Tuesday, the city's downtown had been hit with more than two feet of snow, the most of any storm since 1996.
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In Tokyo, there's the tempura at the Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo, fried in a dedicated gluten-free fryer, and on her trans-Atlantic journey on Cunard's Queen Mary 2, pancakes for breakfast and pastries midafternoon — all without wheat — were staples.
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Among stocks in the drug supply chain, pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts Holding Co was down 5003 percent in midafternoon, drug-store chain CVS Health Corp was down 4.1 percent, and pharmaceutical distributor McKesson Corp was down 3 percent.
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Mr. Trump's statement, in a midafternoon Twitter post, may have been a response to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, who in a speech to his military's leadership in Moscow earlier on Thursday vowed to strengthen Russia's nuclear missiles.
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In the midafternoon heat, as I lay on my bunk rereading "Heart of Darkness," batting away tsetse flies, I had an uneasy sensation that for all that I'd come to Congo to follow Conrad, he'd never felt farther away.
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On a Sunday earlier this month, it was midafternoon and Mr. Puth hadn't eaten yet, but he was in his modest home studio, with its racks of vintage synthesizers, working out some new ideas with the songwriter Johan Carlsson.
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Even now, no one in Gheens or Choupic seemed to have heard about the chase in Promised Land, and no one in Promised Land, where it took place in midafternoon, seemed to know about the chases in Gheens or Choupic.
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Mediator WASHINGTON — It was midafternoon on Saturday, and Larry Wilmore was doing a sound check in the empty International Ballroom of the Washington Hilton, where he was to be the featured comedian of that night's annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
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NEW YORK, Aug 14 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields returned to session highs in midafternoon trading on Monday after New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley told the Associated Press he supported another rate increase this year if the economy improves further.
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Markets pared gains slightly by midafternoon after Trump signed a presidential memorandum that could impose tariffs on up to $60 billion of imports from China, although his action was far removed from threats that could have ignited a global trade war.
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In a series of midafternoon Twitter posts, not long before he boarded his flight, Mr. Trump boasted that he could have easily won the "so-called popular vote" if he had campaigned only in "3 or 4" states, presumably populous ones.
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By midafternoon, when the NHL and MLB announced their stoppages — with the former suspending its regular season and the latter scrapping the rest of spring training and pushing back Opening Day by at least two weeks — they felt like faits accomplis.
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Smith said she often talks to couples thinking about a summer destination wedding in Miami about avoiding an outdoor, afternoon ceremony, asking the venue about contingencies such as fans, and being flexible with photo timing to avoid midafternoon rain showers.
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"We're anticipating that we'll be seeing through the mid- to late morning and probably into midafternoon snowfall rates of 1 to 3 inches per hour (up to 7.6 cm)," said Bob Thompson, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Taunton, Massachusetts.
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Ms. Murphy said Hope Hicks, a spokeswoman for Mr. Trump, talked to The Times's publisher, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., around midafternoon on Monday and said Mr. Trump's schedule had become busy and he would have time only for the off-the-record session.
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It's midafternoon — eight hours after Herb's arrival, which seems like a very long time to me — before we get a diagnosis of appendicitis and are told that a surgeon has "accepted" Herb as a patient and an ambulance will be transporting him shortly.
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In a pair of tweets sent midafternoon, Mr. Trump suggested that the Justice Department should not have brought charges against two "very popular" Republican lawmakers running for re-election so close to November because it could jeopardize the party's control of the House.
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Shares of Boral fell more than 20% by midafternoon, headed for their their biggest one-day fall since listing in 2000, amid a broader market sell-off, as analysts downgraded their forecasts from previous expectations of a slight profit recovery next year.
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By midafternoon, a spokesman for the University of North Carolina national championship basketball team confirmed the team would not be going to the White House, but he said it was a scheduling conflict, not a response to the day's back-and-forth.
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By midafternoon, the migrants were gradually being allowed into Mexico, where they boarded buses, some to a migration center in the city of Tapachula for processing and others to a government shelter, said Manelich Castilla Craviotto, general commissioner of the Federal Police.
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Before succumbing to that midafternoon Oreo while handcuffed to your desk, check out this strangely addictive South Korean series about a trainer to the stars who tries to whip an overweight lawyer into fighting shape after her longtime boyfriend dumps her for a thinner woman.
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By midafternoon, Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, had announced that he did not have enough support to repeal President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement, and would take lawmakers' temperatures when they returned to Washington the week of July 10.
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Some towns and communities were left buried in snow, like Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Tony Brooks, vice chairman of the City Council, said that by midafternoon Tuesday, they had been buried in more than two feet of snow, the most of any storm since 1996.
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I drove in a newly rented car across most of Pennsylvania, arrived at U.M.B.C.'s campus in the midafternoon, and proceeded to report, write and file a story on the campus scene one day later (it was spring break; there may have been more geese than students).
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Announced with little notice and delivered midafternoon from the Diplomatic Room of the White House, the president's speech was designed to be what his critics have never offered him: a sweeping and positive assessment of his own performance as the nation's commander in chief and top diplomat.
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"We welcome loved ones, and not-so-loved ones," said Neal Rzepkowski, a mischievous 220- year-old family doctor and medium who had exchanged his customary T-shirt for a Hogwarts robe ("Hufflepuff — don't ask — the spirit made me," he said) to oversee a midafternoon church service.
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You can buy it in its simplest form for $1.50 in Manhattan's Chinatown, from carts that ply the sidewalks of Hester, Rutgers or Centre Streets, or from the Sun Hing Lung tofu factory's takeout window on Henry Street, although you have to get there before it closes by midafternoon.
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A jury of six men and six women was seated hours after the proceedings began in United States District Court in Alexandria, Va. By midafternoon, the prosecutors and the defense team were making their opening statements, laying out the contours of the case they intend to make to the jury.
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It was still there by midafternoon, drifting on the thermals over the mostly depopulated National Mall, wheeling occasionally past the window in the hallway outside the office where the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, sat on the 73th day of what would soon become the longest government shutdown in American history.
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In April, after breaking through in the national media and the polls, Buttigieg drew 200 people to a midafternoon, Tuesday meet-and-greet in Fort Dodge, Iowa, and not a single organizer collected names, phone numbers, or email addresses of attendees — the fuel that powers campaign efforts to find, mobilize and persuade potential supporters on Election Day.
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From the early morning hours through midafternoon, when the results of the state's machine recount were posted, lawyers for both parties filed new lawsuits, rushed to court hearings and issued statements challenging the conduct of the vote — crucial arguments on voter suppression and ballot recognition that will help lay the legal groundwork for the 73 election.
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To wake up her game, which had dozed off under the midafternoon sun late in the second set of her third-round match against Naomi Osaka, Keys heard the alarm inside her head and the cacophonous support of a crowd swelling in numbers and harboring faint hope that she could actually survive a 5-1 deficit in the third set.
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In the midafternoon, when Fred was at his most alert, I would sit and watch him: his asplike face, his determined, plucky trudge, which made his head bounce a little with every step, his piggy nostrils, each the size and shape of a watermelon seed, the faint, coin-size indentations on the side of his head where his ears lay.
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It generally lasted one to two hours longer during the day than my X. (As a heavy smartphone user — yes, I'm working on it — I typically charge my X midafternoon to carry me till bedtime.) In my video streaming tests, the XS Max streamed Netflix for nearly 13 hours; the XS lasted 10.5 hours and the older X went just 73 hours.
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In the midafternoon, a beaming Mr. Trump climbed into the rig of a black tractor-trailer, which had been driven to the White House for an event with trucking industry executives, honking the horn and posing for a series of tough-guy photos — one with his fists held aloft, another staring straight ahead, hands gripping the large wheel, his face compressed into an excited scream.
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