"People are moving back into technology again, which shows that risk appetite picking up and you see people moving back into high-growth names as well," said Carbone.
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She must be moving back in for good this time.
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For Jessica Granofsky, 2383, however, that means moving back home.
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You would be moving back toward a pure cash society.
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I do not think that it means we're moving back.
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Moving back to Afghanistan in 2002 also had its challenges.
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Monyo ended up eventually moving back to the United States.
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Now a growing number of companies are moving back again.
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I've had braces before, but they just keep moving back.
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She will not be moving back into the White House.
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There's nothing wrong with moving back in with your parents.
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We're exiting the business and they're moving back to NASDAQ.
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SO THIS IS NOW MOVING BACK TO PEOPLE TAKING POSITIONS.
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He eliminated rent by moving back in with his parents.
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Eventually the car stops falling and starts moving back up.
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We're interested in moving back to Brooklyn, but we're torn.
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"Moving back into the building will be exciting," she added.
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Even the tech companies are moving back into physical engineering.
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But they will be moving back from lots of different places.
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Does this mean that Rory is moving back home for good?
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I have noticed a shift, moving back to the South now.
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After switching to an iPhone 7, moving back now seems impossible.
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"Moving back home could save you thousands a month," Marshall says.
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But six months after moving back, Taylor says, his kidneys failed.
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Now he is moving back to Montreal to write for us.
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I asked him if he had considered moving back to Iran.
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Tugade still dreams of moving back to Israel when she retires.
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Now we're moving back in the right direction, the incentive model.
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Stock indexes fluctuated, with the Dow moving back to positive territory.
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So why is it moving back that date another three months?
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"The parents are constantly moving back from Florida and the Carolinas."
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Pete did crack a joke about moving back in with mom.
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Aesthetically, Apple is moving back to an industrial design with sharp angles.
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Moving back and forth along a line is moving in one dimension.
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She's moving back to Stars Hollow and Lorelai couldn't be more concerned.
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Still young, he has no intention of moving back to Jiuhuashan permanently.
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We have many companies, right now, moving back into the United States.
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His stomach sank at the prospect of moving back to the streets.
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I know you talked about feeling more grounded by moving back there.
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"I may be moving back to Virginia for a while," she said.
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They are all moving back to Cleveland, and it's hard for Khloé.
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How is the transition publicly moving back into the world of rapping?
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"We're moving back into our old house," he tells his four children.
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Over her left shoulder, I see Claire moving back toward the beach.
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But all these things didn't discourage Jados from permanently moving back home.
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Primary dates are all moving back and our ad spending reflects that.
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When Virginia announced it was moving back to the paper ballot, Sen.
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After three years in Park Slope, Brooklyn, you're moving back to Manhattan.
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It was only years later that I had thoughts of moving back.
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"He's obviously moving back from that," a key GOP congressional source said.
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He was, sadly, moving back to Atlanta in just a few days.
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There is more talk of moving back to Ireland, or to Canada.
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Next week I'm moving back home to Minnesota to pursue new opportunities.
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But she makes a smart choice moving back in with her parents.
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They're moving back to the States in September, and I seriously can't wait.
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Moving back to Los Angeles, there were more opportunities than in rural California.
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Moving back in with your parents after college is not a new concept.
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Or moving back to be closer to one of her Stars Hollow exes?
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People have moved there and are already over it; now they're moving back.
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"I could see the 10-year moving back to 2.65, 2.70," he said.
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The stock dipped slightly on the news before moving back into positive territory.
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Today, the T-Jacket's creators are slowly moving back toward their original idea.
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Looking back, McKenzie said he never considered moving back to Atwater after graduating.
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All right, so publicly moving back into that world, I'm strategically doing it.
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This changes Bob's momentum such that he is moving back from the impact.
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Moving back into 17 of them still bypasses a lot of the state.
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But his political irrelevance is not enough to make him consider moving back.
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As for the family home, we're told David will not be moving back.
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She became increasingly paranoid after moving back to New York from Los Angeles.
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European stocks fell briefly after the data before moving back into positive territory.
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Did you find out an old friend is moving back to the city?
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Because our soldiers were moving back and forth and it will move rapidly.
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The dollar also rose against the yen, moving back above 106 yen per dollar.
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We're moving back in with our parents to save money or pay off debt.
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Today's reason to live The Mountain Goats – "Andrew Eldrich Is Moving Back To Leeds"
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He is moving back to L.A. from N.Y. and away from some bad influences.
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Their personal narratives were about lives spent moving back and forth and in between.
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Wallace was called a carpetbagger for moving back to Pennsylvania from Maryland to run.
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Looking ahead, Burns doesn't see homeownership rates moving back to those pre-bust levels.
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But the early-30-somethings moving back have strong personal connections to the communities.
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His growth isn't lost on Jughead who now considers moving back in with him.
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Her father now had cancer, so moving back home took on a new urgency.
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Maryland wasted little time moving back in front, marching 29 yards in 11 plays.
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"My wife always says, 'If we become millionaires, we're moving back in a heartbeat.'"
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But I'm staying in LA, and I'm certainly not moving back to D.C. [laughs].
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Karachi has now become a center bustling with life with new families moving back.
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It feels like country music is perhaps moving back towards Kris's era of storytelling.Yes.
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He teases, moving back and forth, before finally slapping the Holstein on her arse.
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I want to believe we are moving forward, and this feels like moving back.
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I ended up moving back to Brooklyn and took a job at Spin Magazine.
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The eventual transition to finally moving back in with his family would be hard.
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Martin started at third base before moving back behind the plate in the eighth.
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He'd still graduated before moving back to the U.S., to open a woodworking business.
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By summer 2016, Benita felt disheartened and considered moving back home to Texas for work.
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He lived out of state for a while before moving back to Utah in 0003.
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And yet, after each eruption, residents keep moving back and new people keep coming in.
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Moving back to America after living in Korea was like stepping into a time warp.
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Infamous Chinese artist Ai Weiwei announced he will be moving back to the United States.
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"I don't buy into long rates moving back to the 4 percent territory," Patel said.
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Western banks are moving back-office jobs east to pleasant, affordable spots such as Krakow.
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Many more are couch-surfing, commuting huge distances or moving back in with their parents.
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After moving back to India in 2009, he founded his first startup with Sameer Maheshwari.
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The tide turned in October, with the city moving back to Lake Huron for water.
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After you make 10 baskets, the hoop starts moving back and forth across the screen.
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What's been the most striking thing to you about Columbus' startup scene since moving back?
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The troubled start-up appears to be moving back to doing more research and development.
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"As an immigrant founder, moving back to my parents' basement wasn't an option," Shubham adds.
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Aliza Napartivaumnuay, 34, grew up in Kolkata, Rome and Seattle before moving back to Bangkok.
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But for some of us, moving back home with Mom and Dad isn't so simple.
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They will not be moving back into their flood-damaged home just outside the city.
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Nor is this the first time he's made noises about U.S. companies moving back home.
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But instead of moving back to the United States, they usually move elsewhere in Asia.
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Still, a part of me considered moving back a questionable revisiting of a youthful romance.
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But economists say that few of these factories are moving back to the United States.
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"I don't plan on moving back to the States anytime soon … maybe ever," she added.
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The dollar added 0.2 percent to 102.14 yen, moving back toward Monday's high of 102.39.
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Maley does see stocks and the high-yield market moving back in sync in eventually.
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"Thousands of people are moving back to Snuni, why don't they work there?" he asks.
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And I reckon that's the thing I would struggle most with moving back to London.
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"Despite moving back to $1,200 per ounce, we see no lasting recovery for gold," he wrote.
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They may even attribute a loss to his extremism, and begin moving back to the center.
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Ilieva launched the New York chapter herself in 2014 shortly after moving back to the city.
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As we told you ... Honey Boo Boo's not moving back to her home until Geno's gone.
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I'm in awe of how people are moving back [to the island] and launching new initiatives.
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Today, we're announcing that we're moving back in with our roommates (ahem, parents) over at GameStop.
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However, only 6% said they were considering moving back to the U.S. Have they hurt China?
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A newer trend altering retirement savings is the increased amount of adult children moving back home.
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Apparently, she was moving back to China permanently and was devastated to leave her pet behind.
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Moving back up the transport chain, Arcimoto is showing off its speedy three-wheeled electric cart.
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DXY briefly dipped on the release of the minutes, before moving back to trade little changed.
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Dalton never fully recovered from his surgery, developing lymphoma and moving back in with his parents.
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Qudar is from Latakia, but lived for a long time in Dubai before recently moving back.
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I'm now in the UK again, but I will be moving back down under again shortly.
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There, some decided against moving back to the village, saying there was nothing to live for.
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Not everyone can count on moving back home, and some people have high health-related costs.
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The Wagners lived in Alaska before recently moving back to Pike County, the attorney general said.
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With half of your income gone, I bet you'd be moving back into your parent's basement.
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Yet she remained persistently homeless, moving back and forth between Italy, Switzerland, France, Germany and England.
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For Collyer, now 26, moving back home after college "really strengthened my relationship" with her parents.
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Students are expected to begin moving back into the building in the 2018-19 academic year.
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Amazingly, the black family held out for several years before moving back to a segregated neighborhood.
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Afterward, he said, a woman approached and told him that she was moving back to France.
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Before moving back to New York, where he became a customs inspector, he made a bonfire.
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Which means that you can't blame the decline on people moving back in with their parents.
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Of course, impeachment by the House doesn't mean President Trump will be moving back to Trump Tower.
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Temporary workers are moving back into motels and cheap apartments, just as they lived before the quake.
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My confidence unfurled, and I began undulating, moving back and forth and rolling my hips in time.
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The Trump administration said that moving back the the open enrollment deadline for 20183 plans from Jan.
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Old analog clocks, like grandfather clocks, will time the swings between a pendulum moving back and forth.
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The company's shares were mostly unchanged, but were moving back and forth between positive and negative territory.
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Project Runway is moving back to Bravo, marking a shift out of the shadow of Harvey Weinstein.
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And so some white people started moving back into town, which created both economic opportunity, and tension.
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Previously living at Kylie's home, Woods is now "moving back to her mom's house," says one insider.
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Only savages don't wipe their oiled, salted, or Cheetos-dusted fingers before moving back to the keyboard.
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Sit upward, moving the child up with you, before immediately moving back down to the starting position.
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Bitcoin is quickly moving back toward early June norms around $7,500, though may meet resistance at $7,750.
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You're also going to have factories moving back in from other places around the world, including China.
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In a far weirder move, though, the site is also moving back to its original URL: del.icio.us.
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But I soon started looking internationally, and within six months knew I wasn't moving back to NYC.
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NOTES: Dallas owner Mark Cuban recently suggested the league should consider moving back the 3-point line.
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The bad news is that Chris Hemsworth is moving back to his native Australia with his family.
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They show little interest in moving back to the countryside to work on the land, he said.
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Within five years of moving back to Chicago under a mountain of loans, Donovan became debt-free.
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After moving back to the reservation he eventually got a construction job before becoming a successful storyteller.
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If you already have those issues… Moving back home is a big shut-in and cut-off.
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I lived in London for 10 years before moving back home and there's definitely a different feel.
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Her client, the widow, is moving back to New Jersey in August to live with her son.
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I ended up moving back to New York to work at Disney for a couple of years.
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And our Rome bureau chief reflects on moving back to the Eternal City after some dozen years.
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"He was in large part responsible for Juventus moving back into the top 10," Switzer told CNBC.
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This cohort is not moving back to a dismal future at the peak of their earning potential.
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They are moving back to vibrant, exciting opportunities that enrich their lives, their families, and their communities.
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He is thinking of moving back to Mexico City to immerse his young son in Mexican culture.
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With two more years to go, she said she doesn't see herself necessarily moving back to the island.
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The dollar was 0.3 percent lower at 106.63 yen, moving back toward Monday's one-month low of 106.35.
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As we reported ... Kanye announced he's moving back to the Windy City and wants to heal the community.
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As for himself, Vance is moving back to Ohio to start a nonprofit to address the opioid epidemic.
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Sterling slipped 0.2 percent to $1.2812, moving back toward a three-week low of $1.2775 touched on Friday.
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He was tired of answering why, after living in California, he would ever consider moving back to Mississippi.
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She was a tailor in New York in the 1960s before moving back to Ponce in the '70s.
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"I would definitely say moving back to New Orleans has been the most recent turning point," he says.
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The S&P opened Friday morning at 2,042, before promptly moving back through the well-worn 2,050 level.
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Mars, your planetary ruler, will be moving back into his own house on the evening of the 31st!
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Gold also rebounded, moving back above $2300,15.313 an ounce, as the dollar dipped on weak U.S. economic data.
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THE crypto-catastrophe seems to have been averted: the price of bitcoin is moving back up towards $3,000.
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Nor did I have the luxury of moving back in with my parents if things didn't work out.
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Finally done with its retrograde, communication planet Mercury is moving back into your house of pleasure and friendship.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent to $1.1370, moving back towards Monday's nearly one-month high of $1.1393.
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"The global oil market is clearly moving back towards balance thanks to OPEC+ production cuts," ING bank said.
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The dollar was 0.2 percent lower at 106.79 yen, moving back toward Monday's one-month low of 106.35.
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But trading was choppy, with stocks moving back and forth between negative and positive territory during the session.
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It was last up 0.04 percent at 109.40 yen, moving back toward Friday's three-week high of 110.59.
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Both of my parents are Nigerian but I can't imagine my mom moving back to Nigeria anytime soon.
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Randle is averaging 15.4 points and almost nine rebounds after moving back into the starting lineup Dec. 29.
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Europe isn't too happy with us because a lot of people are moving back into the United States.
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A Bangladesh Bank delegation went to Manila this week to work on moving back part of the funds.
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"A lot of people think we're crazy for moving back there right now," she says as she laughs.
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He traveled widely, and lived away from his home state for a number of years before moving back.
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In recent months, Mr. Saipov began talking about the possibility of moving back to Uzbekistan, the person said.
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We could see in the beginning of a Trump presidency a reversal, moving back into the double digits.
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Some young professionals moving back to Australia from overseas said calculations made during the boom now feel moot.
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Even the Commerce Department acknowledges that companies face a tariff-related challenge when thinking about moving back here.
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Moving back into the public spotlight, he reappeared in television movies, soap operas, game shows and episodic series.
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And that technocrane is on the back of a tracking vehicle, and that&aposs already slowly moving back.
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In a statement, he said he was moving back to Kansas, where he is from, to explore politics.
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After moving back to LA, I got the same feeling on a recent visit to New York City.
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There can be no question that it will be a slow and painful process moving back to normalcy.
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He spent part of the the 2017-18 season with the Lakers before moving back to his native Australia.
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In moving back to monitoring intrinsic value, Buffett invoked the method also used by J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon.
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We catch up on life and reflect on how far we've come since moving back to London last year.
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I can see myself moving back there when I am a little older and maybe starting a family there.
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In Adult Kevin's (Justin Hartley) world, he's just getting out of rehab and moving back home with his mom.
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MOVING BACK: Eric Reid&aposs move from safety to linebacker for San Francisco might have been a short one.
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Think of it as the arm on a record player, but constantly moving back and forth at tremendous speeds.
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Moreover, the NBA was rapidly moving back-to-the-basket big men of his ilk to diminished bench roles.
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The team's moving back to L.A. It never made sense that St. Louis was in the NFC West anyway.
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I lied and told him I was thinking about moving back to Mexico and might be difficult to contact.
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It's no wonder young adults increasingly are moving back in with their parents, even if they have a job.
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"A lot of Iranians in California are talking about moving back, it's an option we can't ignore," she said.
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Chalhoub had dreamed of moving back to his ancestral village and so his family decided to bury him there.
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Micah Johnson, 25, left the service in 2015, moving back to the Dallas area, where he had grown up.
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After leaving Warhol's orbit in 1970, Mr. Name spent a decade in San Francisco before moving back to Poughkeepsie.
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My parents are moving back to El Salvador, where they're from, and then I'll have no ties to America.
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For now, to make sure she stays on track, her daughter is moving back home to help her pay.
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"I, for one, don't believe that the whole world is moving back to the central core," Mr. Bayer said.
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Jamie was with us, spinning in the boardroom chairs and giggling, moving back and forth between Matt and me.
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Mr. Cathey grew up in Germany and traveled frequently before moving back to Alabama when he was a teenager.
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And some of the states with contests scheduled in April and May are contemplating moving back on the calendar.
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But people have been moving back into cities even as technology has created myriad new ways of connecting remotely.
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Security was being a pain and disrupted the flow of the crowd moving back and forth with the stages.
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Bashar al-Assad, the gasman-henchman of Vladimir Putin, is ascendant, moving back into northern Syria with Russian help.
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I was hitching a ride to Denver with a couple of friends who were moving back there from Washington.
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That fall, she moved to Tucson and stayed with him until spring 2013, before moving back to St. Louis.
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He said that if his parents grew too frail to take care of themselves, he would consider moving back.
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We want -- I want to see the inflation rate moving back to our 2% goal on a sustained basis.
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I was moving back to New York after 17 years as a London reporter for The New York Times.
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This film, about my younger brother's experiences moving back to our family's home in Missouri, is a good example.
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Our sources say Katherine mentioned she was not moving back to her Calabasas home but may buy another house.
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And a sign, like some of the stuff that Katie wrote about, that we're moving back in the right direction.
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"We think that she's the one that stopped the bus," said Silver, her hand moving back to her mother's necklace.
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In fact, he lived with us for a full year before moving back to Chicago just a few weeks ago.
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Flight 1561 was moving back "very slowly" from the gate when it hit the truck, the spokesman, Jonathan Guerin said.
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By 2011, I was graduating college and moving back home with little expectations of finding a job in my field.
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The event follows news from West that he plans on moving back to Chicago, the city where he grew up.
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Moving back in the plane, the extra-legroom Economy Plus section will be comprised of 20 seats spanning five rows.
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You have to understand that when I went to that party, I had no intention of moving back just yet.
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After graduation, she is moving back to Santa Cruz, CA to pursue her career in social work and community organizing.
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A commerce ministry official said India's central bank had yet to decide on moving back to the rupee payment mechanism.
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Evans has repeatedly expressed concern on the U.S. central bank's preferred measure of inflation moving back to its target rate.
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The iPhone SE had Apple retreating from its 6 and 6S Plus and moving back to a 4-inch screen.
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Sumiye studied at Hunter College in New York and stayed in the city for awhile before moving back to Hawaii.
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That means moving back into a conservative, religious home, and living again with a family from whom he's been estranged.
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Simona Monti, 219, moved to Dhaka in September, but was thinking of moving back to Italy because she was pregnant.
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This constant moving back and forth is common for NYU students who often juggle part-time jobs or work-study.
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As the movie opens, she has lost her Brooklyn apartment and is moving back in with Dad in the Hamptons.
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Our marriage was rocky, and at least one of us was fantasizing about getting divorced and moving back to Manhattan.
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Ms. Chung lived in New York for seven years before moving back to England in 2016 to start her business.
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Mr. Trump's 2.653 assertion that "Chrysler is leaving Mexico and moving back to Michigan" was a stretch by any measure.
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Moving back at a time when more Chinese artists are thinking about moving abroad was a natural decision, he said.
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Holland lived in New York for years before moving back to Tennessee and retains fond memories of Bloomberg as mayor.
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I also had some stuff I had to deal with — especially moving back to Los Angeles and becoming a father.
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For companies like Honolulu-based Matson, moving back to the U.S. has proven too difficult despite China's dour business outlook.
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My mother ended up moving back to the Dominican Republic, but when I was 13, my dad became a citizen.
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After years of stagnation, our economy is booming, paychecks are rising, and jobs are steadily moving back into the states.
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But it doesn't do much for employment, because the operations that are moving back to the U.S. are largely automated.
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Ms. Etchingham joined him briefly, but Hendrix wouldn't commit to moving back to London, so the couple split in April.
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"So the companies when they're moving back, now there is more manufacturing in Taiwan," Dr. Hsu said while attending CES.
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The dollar was up 0.4 percent at 114.42 yen, moving back toward last week's 10-month high of 170.43 yen.
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"Everyone thought I was crazy, but moving back has been the best thing for me and my business," she said.
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After bringing up the possibility of moving back, it only took about a month before I had secured another job.
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Eligible for conditional release in 2018, she dreams of moving back to New York City and opening a food truck.
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If elite Never Trumpers are moving back to the president, then it looks like they're doing so on their own.
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She said she was not surprised with what had happened and that she was contemplating moving back home to her family.
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Soon, Fening is moving back to Ohio, where she grew up, to live with family and ultimately secure a cheaper apartment.
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The Aussie added 0.1 percent to $0.7918, moving back toward its recent two-year peak of $0.8066 touched in late July.
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Patrick Toomey (R-Pa.), another top committee Republican, has voiced consternation about the prospect of moving back to the gold standard.
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But the pendulum has already started to swing: computing is moving back to the "edge" of local networks and intelligent devices.
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Simultaneously, we see them still connected, but handing out for awhile at some distance from each other before moving back in.
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President Obama has largely laid low since leaving the White House, though he's slowly been moving back into the public sphere.
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Moving back to Leonard, let's quickly glance at the financial fallout before we get into his on-court fit in Toronto.
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Once you get to 10 points, the difficulty ramps up — the hoop starts moving back and forth across your phone's screen.
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"I've got to let you all know that I'm moving back to Chicago," West said in a video obtained by TMZ.
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"I've got to let you all know that I'm moving back to Chicago," he said in a video obtained by TMZ.
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The Nikkei stock index rose 20.6 percent to 981.783,2981.78, moving back toward seven-week intraday highs touched on Thursday last week.
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"My friends went away to college and then ended up moving back home and stressed about their college debts," she said.
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He said he plans on retiring in 2019 and moving back to Puerto Rico, where he lived until he was 5.
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The dollar rose 20.3 percent to 20.7666 yen, moving back toward its two-week peak of 20.7732 yen touched last Wednesday.
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Reinhart's big break came when she landed the role of Betty Cooper on "Riverdale," a month after moving back to LA.
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And more and more you see him moving back and forth in time, to revisit and reuse themes from his past.
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He was moving back to India from Austin, Texas in 3643, where he had been working as an engineer for Zoho.
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Wayne was born in postwar Germany in 1953, where her family lived for a few years before moving back to California.
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As she talked, she shifted around in her chair — her hands, her arms, her whole body leaning forward and moving back.
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By 2009, however, Mr. Laithwaite and his wife, Kaye, were thinking about starting a family and about moving back to England.
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The standoff continued for some time, but protesters started moving back as word spread that police were headed in their direction.
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I realized it was O.K. to be me and after moving back to Indonesia, I felt more comfortable in being myself.
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I called my mother and told her I had broken up with my boyfriend and was moving back to New York.
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"Those elephants that weren't killed are moving back to the safety of Botswana, and the poachers have followed them," Chase said.
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The dollar fell 22 percent against the yen to 107.82 , moving back toward a 10-month low of 107.62 touched earlier.
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But that production moved to China and other countries two decades ago, and chances appear slim of the jobs moving back.
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Barbara Zarembinski, 71, and her husband Dave Vanicek, 79, don't plan on moving back to Paradise, where they lived for 15 years.
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Mr. Louis and Mr. Nikolais continued to maintain separate companies for many years, with some dancers moving back and forth between them.
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Previously living at her longtime BFF Kylie Jenner's house, Woods, 21, is now "moving back to her mom's house," says one insider.
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Al Matrooshi then underwent her bone marrow transplant and recovered, moving back to Dubai, where she now lives with her husband, Ahmed.
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It resulted in the creation of thousands of housing units in downtown and a rush of people moving back to the area.
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The committee continues to feel that we are on a course where the economy is improving and inflation is moving back up.
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Twentysomethings moving back in with their parents have progressed from trend to punchline (did I mention I was living in their basement?).
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WHEN THAT FELL APART AND THE CHINESE WALKED AWAY, THEN WE HAD TO MAKE OUR VIEWS KNOWN BY MOVING BACK TO 25%.
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We have moved to an everyday low price strategy; we're moving back to what people expect out of a Saks Off Fifth.
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Families were spread out – most kids, like hers, moving back and forth between the lagoon, the splash pad and the adjacent pool.
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Since a disastrous general election in June, the Conservatives have been quietly moving back towards positions first staked out by Mr Cameron.
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Just six months after ditching art foundation and moving back in with her parents to pursue music full-time, she was published.
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I ended up moving back to Houston because I wanted to be around people who weren't talking about music all the time.
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Flipkart's exit money may be moving back into the ecosystem, but the company is running without the two men who founded it.
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These days, the practice is moving back into the spotlight, but things look much different now than they did in its heyday.
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Spot gold edged 0.2 percent lower to $1,212.13 an ounce, moving back toward near four-month lows touched in the previous session.
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Since moving back to the United States, I no longer reach for the triclosan-laced soaps that gleam from the supermarket shelf.
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Others are moving back deadlines to ensure students whose scholarships are paid by federal departments can continue attending state colleges and universities.
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After long negotiations, they were told by the internationally recognized government in Tripoli that they could start moving back on February 1.
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Kanye made big news in the Windy City when he announced he's moving back with big plans to help heal the community.
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Raikkonen returned in 2012 with the Lotus team, where he won two races before moving back to Ferrari for the 2014 season.
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I think from all the experiences I've had moving back and forth a few times has made me look at it differently.
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I daydream about abandoning all this: moving back to the country, reading a lot, writing something only when I feel like it.
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I've spent the last two years in New York, and I'm moving back to Europe for a while in a few weeks.
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Solan has been moving back and forth between Calais and a makeshift migrant camp in Paris for the past year, he said.
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"A failure to continue the momentum a little higher could see gold moving back to the psychologically (important) $1,200 level," Norman said.
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And in some camps for displaced people, new arrivals fleeing the militants are moving in even as others are moving back home.
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"Anecdotally, we have seen a few of the new entities filling some positions with Irish expats moving back to Ireland," Fox said.
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Beyond that, some millennials are moving back home to take care of their parents, reported Clare Ansberry of The Wall Street Journal.
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Chan said he wanted to be mentally happy for the end of his career, and moving back home has contributed to that.
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After moving back to Los Angeles, he appeared in episodes of RuPaul's Drag Race and on ABC's Rose Bowl New Year's Parade.
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I know some people hate the idea of moving back because they think it symbolizes a regression back to their teenage selves.
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The officers suddenly slam his head and hold it against the elevator door as it opens, before moving back onto the balcony.
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In this same interview, Poly talks about moving back to the country with her mom and sister after feeling utterly sucked dry.
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We zig and zag, and sometimes we move in ways that some people think is forward and others think is moving back.
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Cities like Cleveland, Ohio, where I lived for several years before moving back to DC, are replete with weak political and social institutions.
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Still, Michael – who Mark and Christina said never did chores around the house since moving back in – continued to brush each warning aside.
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The researchers start by swimming over a coral reef and snapping a photo every second, moving back and forth to grab overlapping images.
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DeSuze is currently moving back to Crown Heights, Brooklyn from Manhattan to be closer to her family and her three-month-old cafe.
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After playing 17 games for the Mets, Green retired, moving back to his native California and working as a high school baseball coach.
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Upon moving back to Georgia, I quickly experienced the familiar feelings of frustration and unworthiness while looking for full-time, living wage employment.
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The Australian dollar inched down slightly to $0.7484, moving back toward last week's low of $0.7440, which was its weakest since mid-January.
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There are a lot of people moving back to smaller-scale growing and they had to devise their own machines for food processing.
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Ms. Pankova said she and many friends wound up spending $60 a day on kratom drinks before moving back to less expensive heroin.
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If those start moving back towards historic norms - if, in other words, labor captures a higher share of output - asset prices will suffer.
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She had a daughter, Luna Estrella, before splitting with her second husband and moving back to Morocco, where she began classes in acting.
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Honestly, moving back to a small town like the one I grew up in is the most amazing gift I could give Isabella!
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Athletics RHP Chris Bassitt will start Sunday, moving back a day to allow Gray to pitch on his normal four days' rest. 2.
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The prospect for "moving back towards" positive earnings growth looks good in the second half of this year, the chief investment strategist said.
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On more occasions than I can count, my British friends remarked on how nice it must be that I was moving back home.
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Grab your tissues, 'cause families impacted by the disaster are moving back home ... and the video will hit you right in the feels.
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After moving back in with her parents, she found work as a youth counselor and in the meat department at a Waldbaum's supermarket.
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The CFO explained that he was actually planning on moving back to his home country of Australia with his wife and two kids.
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Until early 2017, Stevens worked for Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute in Chicago before moving back to Michigan to run for office.
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As the economy and wages improved in 2017, first-time homebuyers were finally moving back into the market — until that turned around again.
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In benchmark bond issuer Germany, 10-year yields fell 1.5 bps to 0.29 percent — moving back within sight of recent five-week lows.
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I am repatriating to the U.K., but I've been gone for so long that it hardly feels as if I am moving back .
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Simpson was looking forward to reuniting with his family, eating a steak and some seafood and moving back to Florida, LaVergne said recently.
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It took another year before I could handle moving back to New York, and my career picked up right where it left off.
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And while it kills me that living abroad negatively impacts my civic life in the US, I don't see us ever moving back.
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Any brisk cruise through TikTok will show off the stresses of teenagers and young adults moving back into their parents' houses and apartments.
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After getting spoiled with 272 sunny days per year, I can't imagine moving back to the cold, even for a lower house payment.
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He also warned lawmakers against moving back the deadline, but noted that it was up to Trump to accept years-long stopgap legislation.
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Beyond that, some millennials are also moving back home to take care of their parents, reported Clare Ansberry of The Wall Street Journal.
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She noticed more people in their 20s and 30s, and ended up moving back for its slower way of life and affordability factor.
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A key GOP congressional source told CNN's Jim Acosta on Monday night that the President was "moving back" from upping the age requirement.
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Ultimately I was able to turn the footage into this film structured around the framework of him moving back in with our parents.
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This ended with her moving back to New Mexico permanently, where she lived out her days in a remote hut on a mesa.
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Still, that doesn't mean it's easy to shake the stigma — the idea that moving back into your childhood bedroom is a really bad thing.
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"It is time to go home," a voice from the control center said shortly before the cosmonauts started moving back toward the space station.
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As I warned my mother weeks ago, there was no chance of me ever moving back to the United States under a Trump presidency.
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In 1962, Kennedy was admitted to the California Bar and practiced law first in San Francisco before moving back to his hometown of Sacramento.
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"Now that the profile of the space is changing," hoards of people have begun moving back or anew, touting it as the new Williamsburg.
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She largely withdrew from public life after its publication, shying away from interviews and public appearances and eventually moving back to Monroeville for good.
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Where they're buried along roads, along highways, along paths, usually, because our soldiers were moving back and forth and they had to move rapidly.
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"What I'm hoping is these investigations [into Google, Amazon, and other tech giants] are a turning point toward moving back to prosecuting anticompetitive practices."
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"I've got to let you all know that I'm moving back to Chicago," he told the crowd, which was comprised of Chicago high schoolers.
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When I first saw the piece, the machine guns moving back and forth made me so nervous that I had to leave the room.
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Against the perceived safe-haven yen, the dollar slumped 1 percent to 113.55, moving back toward last week's seven-week nadir of 112.57 yen.
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Archer struck out seven batters to give him 143 for the season, moving back ahead of Detroit's Justin Verlander for the American League lead.
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I love the city and am moving back after a year in Charleston, trust me Chicago is way more integrated than the 'New South.
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The exec on stage, Amazon CTO Werner Vogels, even took a moment to respond, before moving back to his talk about cloud computing services.
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These social, almost cow-like creatures are native to South America, where they spend their lives moving back and forth between grasslands and water.
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Though divorce papers are off the table and the two are working towards moving back in together, their reunion isn't necessarily all smooth sailing.
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But a particularly pressing question on our minds, in classic millennial fashion, is how does moving back back in with our parents affect us?
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He later confirmed that in a Facebook post, where he added that he would soon be leaving China and moving back to Silicon Valley.
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Some suggested that moving back to multilateral trade agreements such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which President Trump exited, would send a new message.
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Mupende had lived in Kenya and Uganda before moving back to her native Rwanda, where she studied business information and technology, the reports said.
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It's illegal to live there (though a few families have defied the law by moving back), and off-limits to visitors under age 18.
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Mr. Millepied's immediate plans include moving back to Los Angeles, where he lived with his wife, the actress Natalie Portman, before decamping to Paris.
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I'm out behind the fence and I'm trying to help the Capitol Police, engage, or spot the guy because he's moving back and forth.
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And since moving back to town in the summer of 2012 she's had the address — a townhouse rental in Brooklyn — to make it official.
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What other things do you think are important that the community here, because it is, all these headquarters are moving back to San Francisco.
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Moving back to Nassau County would also represent a compromise of sorts for Long Island fans, who have been clamoring for the team's return.
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My first assignment was a 21-week "moving back home" trip from São Paulo to New York, mostly by boat and train and bus.
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After undergoing hip resurfacing surgery, Murray returned to the court in June playing doubles — including at Wimbledon — before moving back to singles in August.
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Seven months after abruptly abandoning its longtime TriBeCa home, a small but prestigious Off Broadway theater said on Monday that it was moving back.
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But as new construction technologies stabilize some structures, residents priced out of the dry quarters uptown are moving back to the soggy old neighborhood.
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Urban Studies Everyone has theories for why well-educated, higher-income professionals are moving back into parts of cities shunned by their parents' generation.
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In the United States, after a century of equalization, income and wealth (and power) have been moving back to the few at the top.
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The Regressar (Return) programme is aimed at former residents who have lived outside Portugal for at least three years and are considering moving back.
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I didn't stay in Lafayette or with that job terribly long, moving back to Virginia to pursue different opportunities and apply for graduate schools.
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The only consequence is moving back a few moments, and the game doesn't even knock your high score, a marker that unlocks bonus content.
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After moving back to the U.S. he went to work for Gazprom Media, which is owned by the Russian government-owned energy company GazProm.
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The greenback was back above 22.9 yen, up 23.5 percent at 114.05 and moving back toward the previous session's two-week high of 114.56.
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The dollar was back above 114.00 yen, up 0.5 percent at 114.05 and moving back toward the previous day's two-week high of 114.56.
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Volcker brought inflation down by getting the money supply under control, whereas recent Fed policy is moving back toward emphasizing control of interest rates.
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In March of 2017, JD Vance, author of Hillbilly Elegy, wrote a similar op-ed extolling the virtues of moving back to Middle America.
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But Mike, at times, seems almost like he's genuinely worried about his son-in-law, who contemplates moving back to Canada, he's so anxious.
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Once you fill your yard with goodies, you lure new feline friends, who languish around your home, moving back and forth like mini-gifs.
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I was first brought into California through the border, and me and my siblings grew up moving back and forth between Modesto and Los Angeles.
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Ma opens with Maggie (Booksmart breakout Diana Silvers) and her mom Erica (Juliette Lewis) moving back to the latter's suburban hometown after a messy divorce.
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After moving back to his hometown, Moon started a painting business and was hired to paint a nightclub by a man he considered his friend.
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Spot gold slipped 0.1 percent to $1,307.80 an ounce, moving back toward its overnight low of $1,304.91, which was its lowest level since June 24.
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"People who have military experience, the experience of killing and, in addition, received a lot of trauma are moving back into society," Mr. Ostaltsev said.
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"He told me he was in Vietnam to look for an apartment — he was considering moving back there after his graduation in July," Daniel said.
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Against the yen, it skidded 0.6 percent to 119.28, moving back toward a more than three-year low of 119.005 plumbed in the previous session.
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Entrepreneur-investor Kevin Rose is relinquishing his role as CEO of Hodinkee, a New York-based site for wristwatch enthusiasts, and moving back to California.
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He recently finished grad school and is in the process of moving back in with me after a couple years of hiatus on our relationship.
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In the runup to Tuesday night, Gray's campaign released its first negative ad about McGrath, hitting her for moving back to the state to run.
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"These seven models are moving back into your house for the rest of the week," says Ora to a mixed chorus of cheers and groans.
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HOW CONFIDENT ARE YOU THAT YOU'RE GOING TO GET THOSE 2% – OR INFLATION MOVING BACK TO THE 2% NUMBER, PARTICULARLY WITH WHAT'S GOING ON OVERSEAS?
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Update: Marcus has confirmed the move in a Facebook post, saying is moving back to New York and will be a "senior advisor" to Uber.
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The Rams, who called St. Louis home for 20 years, are moving back to Los Angeles where they were the home team from 1946-1994.
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IF YOU LOOK AT THE G-43, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF CANADA, THEY'RE ACTUALLY MOVING BACK UP. SO I UNDERSTAND -- EVANS: IT'S A GREAT QUESTION.
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In an essay Cuban wrote for Forbes, he recounts moving back to his hometown of Pittsburgh after graduation to get a job at Mellon Bank.
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The central bank began moving back toward more normal policy in the last three years by halting new asset purchases and hiking rates three times.
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The Incredibles 2 is moving up a year to June 43, 2018, while Toy Story 4 is moving back a year to June 21, 2019.
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At present, some low-earning British expatriates have trouble moving back from abroad with their foreign spouse, even if that partner is a high earner.
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Meanwhile, America's recovery continues thanks to its monetary reprieve, and various measures of inflation are moving back toward the Fed's 2% target with surprising speed.
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Canada-US relations have been tense lately, but we have some news: The Canadian pop star prince is reportedly moving back to his home country.
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It's not yet clear whether the data collected is simply showing that the individuals aren't moving back and forth, or whether it's strongly important selection.
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Saline implants were usually out of the question, because they felt more like water balloons moving back and forth in your body than stable implants.
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He made his MLB debut in 2016 for the Braves ... and kicked around with a few teams before moving back home to coach youth baseball.
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Companies could get eight years to pay off their tax bills, but a cash horde would be moving back to the U.S., according to Strategas.
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The Warriors were planning to rebrand upon moving back to Oakland for the 1997-98 season, with a new logo that featured a lightning bolt.
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Once settled in the safer confines of nearby Washington, DC, they didn't feel safe moving back to Virginia until the ACLU took on their case.
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Advanced Micro Devices has soared 114% in 2019, the best gain on the SMH semiconductor ETF, and moving back to levels not seen since 2006.
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After moving back to Almaty in 2014, she began D.J.ing and organizing parties that replicated the feelings of freedom she had experienced in European clubs.
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We temporarily considered moving back until the 2016 election season began, but the more we saw things ramp up, the more we leaned toward staying.
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Given the fragile nature of pitchers' arms, moving back the mound for the first time since 1893 would seem to invite even further injury risk.
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The Puerto Rican natives spent more than a decade in New York pursuing a career in music before moving back to the island in February.
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Moving back and forth to the refrigerator with an evenly buttered fluted pan, keeping the thick, milky film of butter from melting and turning greasy.
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If not, he spoke of moving back to his old job as assistant to the head coach, while the team brings in a new leader.
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Barigar grew up in a neighboring town and went to work in Boise as a television news anchor before moving back to start a family.
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"It got to the point where, yeah, he's moving back to Australia and finding some work if he doesn't have a deal," Liz Power said.
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Twenty-five years old, employed and engaged, Elana Rosman had not envisioned moving back to her childhood home in Great Neck, N.Y., on Long Island.
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Half a year into this new life, I met a chef who was struggling financially and moving back in with his parents in the Midwest.
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It was only after moving back to the United States in 2004 that I realized that I had missed the emergence of Japan's whiskey boom.
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The findings are the earliest evidence of tamed turkeys in southern Mexico, moving back the oldest known signs that turkeys were being raised by people.
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When Foxconn announced plans to build flat screen panels in Wisconsin, it was heralded as proof of manufacturing jobs moving back to the United States.
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The trajectory of the Aussie dollar suggests the contradiction may be resolved with the Aussie market moving back into trend sync with the Aussie dollar.
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Her mother and sisters, who also live in Denver, have talked about moving back east, or somewhere near there, to find a more affordable life.
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The tax cuts and deregulations have also led to tax-exile businesses moving back to the U.S., now that our tax rates are more competitive.
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The bank said in a note it was closing its 20 percent underweight position on Mexican stocks, held since April, and moving back to benchmark weight.
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Since moving back into the same house as my parents, I've noticed how freakishly productive people are who are not slaves to their computers/cell phones.
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The dollar added 0.2 percent to 13 yen, moving back toward this week's high of 104.87 yen touched on Tuesday, its highest level since late July.
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Republicans say some congressional races are moving back in their direction in the last few weeks, according to conversations with six GOP strategists, pollsters, and operatives.
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He didn't date famous people; paparazzi didn't track him, in part because, after Friday Night Lights, he stayed in Austin instead of moving back to Hollywood.
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The Australian dollar had a muted reaction to the RBA decision, briefly touching a session high of $0.7543 before moving back to its pre-decision levels.
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The yen surged early in Asian trading to 104.46 per dollar, the highest since January, before moving back to trade unchanged on the day at 66.323.
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In an interview with the New York Post published on Wednesday, Barber said she is in the process of moving back to New Jersey from Alabama.
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With this government backing, some in China are moving back to the countryside, with these initiatives developing jobs that re-attract former rural-to-urban migrants.
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I spend the next few hours lazily moving back and forth between my work laptop and browsing the new waffle knits on the Alabama Chanin website.
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Sterling slipped 0.2 percent to $1.2816, moving back toward a three-week low of $1.2775 touched on Friday, while the euro dropped 0.3 percent to 1.1128.
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"It's not that big of a deal this time," Villanova coach Jay Wright said of moving back to No. 1 after a week at No. 3.
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Prices of the metal used to galvanise steel earlier touched $2,545, moving back towards last week's peak of $23,567.35, which was the highest since June 14.
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AND INFLATION IS MOVING BACK UP. THAT'S AN ARGUMENT WE CAN MOVE BACK UP INTEREST RATES ON THIS GRADUAL PATH BACK TOWARDS A MORE NORMAL RATE.
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These deeper integrations were part of the whole promise of Nest moving back into Google, and they're no doubt something that's been worked on a lot.
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After moving back to the United States, Caputo worked as a consultant for Gazprom Media, a subsidiary of state-owned Gazprom, the massive Russia energy conglomerate.
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Its characters have drifted through an extended adolescence: moving back in with parents and working in dead-end jobs, with friendships organised and experienced through smartphones.
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Wong remembers hesitating at first; despite her close relationship with her parents—which was only strengthened by moving back in—she was unsure about the move.
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Isner used the same tactics at 1-1, 30-30, in the fourth set, moving back to unleash another aggressive forehand return, eventually winning the point.
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My mother is now 76 and telling me and her grandchildren that she will be moving back to her country of origin if you are elected.
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The latest incident involves the MacEnulty family, originally from St. Louis, who were moving back to the United States after a year spent living in Germany.
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This isn't bad when the Pokémon is standing still, but it becomes extremely difficult when more difficult Pokémon are moving back and forth across the screen.
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She returned to the stage after moving back to Seattle in the mid-1970s, then spent more than a decade recording for the Concord Jazz label.
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The euro was up 0.07 percent at 89.11 pence against sterling, moving back toward the four-month high of 89.31 pence it hit the previous day.
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I believe that the fact that I brought in, it will be soon, millions of jobs, you see where companies are moving back into our countries.
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The trajectory of the Aussie dollar suggests the way this contradiction may be resolved with the Aussie market moving back into sync with the Aussie dollar.
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That sets off a drunken, stoned one-night stand that leads to breakfast, where Erin confesses that she's moving back to San Francisco in six weeks.
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My fiancé and I were considering moving back to America this year, but honestly after Trump got elected, we decided to stay a few more years.
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And moving back into a world of ash and rubble would entail substantial health risks, especially for someone with breathing issues, as Mr. Cayer well knows.
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Davitz saying that while her son had had a miraculous recovery from his cancer, her husband had died and she was moving back to New York.
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Mia's family is moving back to Vermont to support her grandmother, an entomology professor turned cricket farmer and an evangelist for the sustainable if unconventional protein.
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Bili, meanwhile, slouches through the film, increasingly cognizant of the losses that have defined her life, nearly swayed by the prospect of moving back to China.
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"Moving back here, when shopping for houses, I had my pick — a whole house and a yard and a driveway and trees and gardens," she said.
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"When I told my buddies we were moving back, they said, 'You've got a kid now, and your priorities are different,'" said Mr. Miller, a realtor.
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I'm waiting and seeing, but maybe, just maybe, exciting times are ahead and I would consider moving back to the U.S. to be part of it.
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Prices of the metal used to galvanise steel earlier touched $2,549, moving back towards last week's peak of $23,567.35, which was the highest since June 14.
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Despite her friends and classmates moving back to Rome or somewhere in Europe, Franchetti moved to New York to pursue her dream of becoming a designer.
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Moon Sang-gyun, a spokesman for the South Korean Defense Ministry, said the strike group was moving back to deter North Korean provocations in coming weeks.
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Torre&aposs work shows that many men use female-dominated jobs as a stopgap position before moving back into a male-dominated or mixed-gender job.
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Penney, which had switched its focus from older shoppers to younger, trendier ones, is now moving back toward middle-aged women, with brands like Liz Claiborne.
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In moving back to monitoring of "intrinsic value," he has opted for a buyback methodology that has also been used by JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon.
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By moving back home and restricting his spending, Phil Risher, for example, in one year and, in the following year, bought a $60,000 home with cash.
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I believe that the fact that I brought in, it will be soon, millions of jobs, you see where companies are moving back into our country.
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Following months-long intense regulatory setback in India, Amazon is moving back to spending big bucks to grow its business in the world's second largest internet market.
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" On Wednesday, a source confirmed to PEOPLE that 21-year-old Woods, who was previously living at Jenner's house, is now "moving back to her mom's house.
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I haven't joined a gym since moving back home about six months ago, so I try to go for jogs or bike rides when the temperature allows.
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Attitudes towards the drug may be moving back towards those prevalent in the 235s and early 217s, when psychedelics elicited interest rather than horror among ordinary Americans.
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FROM PEN: RHONY's Tinsley Mortimer Opens Up About Escaping a Violent Relationship Moving back to New York from Palm Beach turned Mortimer's life around, she tells PEOPLE.
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"Kody stated he shot at Lauren first and then shot Makayla 'a couple of times' before moving back to Lauren to finish her off," the affidavit states.
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Johnson's stranglehold on his division has led to further talk of him moving back up to bantamweight to meet current champion Dominick Cruz in a super fight.
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They also both made the relatively unusual decision to follow up their elite legal education by moving back to San Antonio rather than a bigger commercial center.
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Against the perceived safe-haven yen, the dollar slumped 0.7 percent to 113.83, moving back toward its edging towards last week's seven-week nadir of 112.57 yen.
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The fact that most of their time has been spent apart, with Mackenzie only moving back to Savannah last year after spending a decade living in Atlanta.
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Moving back to Chicago's centre has usually involved downsizing: Motorola Solutions' HQ shrank from 2,900 to 1,100, and that of Archer Daniels Midland from 4,400 to 70.
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The U.S. currency was steady on the day against its Japanese counterpart at 111.56 yen, moving back toward an eight-week peak of 111.88 yen scaled overnight.
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MOSCOW, Sept 100 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Living in the Netherlands, Russian doctor Pavel Stotsko and his husband have no intention of moving back to their home country.
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I needed to pay my billsWhen I graduated, it was before the 2008 recession and before moving back in with your parents was standard for recent grads.
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With Hassan Whiteside developing into a dominant center in his absence last season, Bosh was again willing to change positions, moving back to power forward this year.
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He kept producing flyers after moving back home to Chicago in 2010 and, the next July, they caught the eye of Leor Galil at the Chicago Reader.
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After finishing grad school, moving back to my hometown, starting a new job, getting a new apartment, and adjusting to a new lifestyle, I finally broke down.
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The devastation of her friends in Nashville and the elation of her friends in L.A. at the news that she's moving back only added to the confusion.
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Randall and Beth After working through those seemingly insurmountable fissures at the end of Season 3, Randall and Beth will be moving back toward their #CouplesGoals status.
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"It was essentially moving back into a segregated community," Ford remembers about his neighborhood, a small area of the town made up primarily of African-American families.
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Ask Real Estate Empty nesters moving back to the city wonder if it would be easier to make a trade with a young family eyeing the suburbs.
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Before Stout, he founded Sonoran Brewing Co. in Phoenix, which he operated for about a decade before selling it and moving back to Oregon, his home state.
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In the end, his wish came true — the Islanders are moving back to the island, to the newly built Belmont Park arena, expected to open in 2021.
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But I believe that the fact that I brought in, it will be soon, millions of jobs, you see where companies are moving back into our country.
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The Dow closed at 24,342 on Monday, 8.5 percent from its all-time high, briefly touching correction levels of more than 10 percent before moving back slightly.
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After college, she spent a month in a photography program in New York and worked a few odd assistant jobs before moving back in with her mother.
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There is some tension, he concedes, saying that his mother often calls millennials "lazy" when she sees news reports about them moving back home with their parents.
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The wireless Internet business is slowly moving back towards unlimited data plans, but this new wave of services is full of caveats that could keep zero rating relevant.
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Evan Felker and ex-wife Staci Nelson will not be moving back into the house that built them following the musician's split from Miranda Lambert earlier this month.
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He grew up moving back and forth between Mexico and the US and would spend his free time making up characters and creating fictional universes though his drawings.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six rival currencies, edged up 248.39 percent to 20.4 , moving back toward the overnight high of 21.
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Heinrichs explained that the accelerometer works like a "virtual ball in the middle that keeps moving back and forth" as you move the wooden box through the air.
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Casually moving back and forth in time, the book is a memoir companion to No Home Movie, capturing Akerman's state of mind during the end of Nelly's life.
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Some policymakers argued last month against future rate rises until there was more concrete evidence that inflation was moving back toward the Fed's objective, according to the minutes.
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Moving back to the timeline, click each frame and set it so that only one corresponding layer is visible at a time, by clicking on the eye icon.
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Her story starts and then ends before moving back to the beginning; his begins in the early days of their love story and moves chronologically toward the end.
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After a breakup, cost-saving cohabitation is no longer an option, forcing young workers without significant financial reserves to revert to moving back in with mom and pop.
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Another reason that breakups are such a common reason for young people moving back home is the emotional support that family can provide while mending a broken heart.
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The real-life husband and wife star in the Spanish-language psychological thriller about a couple whose secrets come to light after moving back to the wife's hometown.
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Moving back to the continent after being away for so long, she finds her experiences as an artist and simply as a resident have been exercises in growth.
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Over several months, she worked as a house cleaner, cellphone salesperson, and a Hooters waitress, before eventually moving back to Michigan to take classes at a community college.
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Unlike previous generations, these just aren't necessary for millennials when they have options like Uber, renting a place with some roommates, or moving back home with their parents.
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Cast member Catherine Cooper explains in her own interview her on-again, off-again boyfriend of 16 years, Lyle Mackenzie, is finally moving back to Savannah for good.
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It makes a higher retirement age sound painless - when it actually would cut everyone's benefits by moving back the goal posts on when you can claim full benefits.
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On March 225, following complaints from relocated residents who suffered nosebleeds and skin rashes after moving back home, Jerrett took dust samples at seven houses in Porter Ranch.
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He's British and moving back home in a month and a half, so it's super casual, but he's extremely charming and we have a lot of fun together.
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Here and there, other young Puerto Ricans are moving back to the land that their parents and grandparents abandoned, trying to revive farming and a sense of self.
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After moving back to his family's working-class village, in Picardy, he overhears his sister's version of the story, with its scathing judgments of him and his milieu.
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A Republican congressional source told CNN that Trump was "obviously moving back" from his call to raise the minimum age to purchase some weapons from 18 to 21.
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Faced with crushing student loan debt, a shitty job market, and rent that's just too damn high, more and more millennials are moving back in with their parents.
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It still proved an unshakeable feature in highway driving, especially during traffic, and something I'm going to sorely miss now that I'm moving back to my regular ride.
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The video says there are two paths to choose from: One of "moving back" filled with warfare and another of "moving forward" with investment opportunities from other countries.
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Since moving back to New York last year after a little hiatus in Kansas City, I've found myself uninspired, unimpressed and unmoved by the lack of culture here.
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"There's been a lot of failure," says Cho, who worked in New York City, serving as April Bloomfield's director of operations, before moving back home to Portland, Oregon.
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Hoping to become a lawyer, he went to college for two years in Los Angeles until an earthquake scared him into moving back to New York, he said.
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Her dream list of what she would do when she was debt-free included moving back to Los Angeles, taking her mom to Italy and working for herself.
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Her final audition, the one that rescues her from moving back to her childhood home, is a sort of improv, for a film that is based on improv.
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Mr. Gray countered last Friday with an ad that in effect tried to paint Ms. McGrath as a carpetbagger for moving back recently solely to run for Congress.
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But once you have located your position with some care, so that you don't bump into a sculpture when moving back to view a painting, you are safe.
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"The thrust of US policy is therefore moving back towards tangible asset industries, such as manufacturing, and away from intangible asset industries, like data/platform companies," Hafeez said.
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Still, Stifel analyst Christopher Growe argues that even if there is a further crackdown on Juul, Altria may benefit from people potentially moving back towards traditional tobacco cigarettes.
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Between the first and second building — a total of 310 apartments — at Essex Crossing, 250 families with ties to the neighborhood dating to 21960 will be moving back.
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Except that it is a place full of movement, of collective action between players, between crowds and team, the ball always moving back and forth, back and forth.
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It's the story of Lockwood and her husband, awash in medical bills, moving back in with Lockwood's mother and father, the latter of whom is a Catholic priest.
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But when I came back to LA for the baby shower, I knew that I needed to be an active part of this child's life, which meant moving back.
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But now they are moving back to the diesel, jet fuel and heating oil that for more than a year had become a "by-product" they did not want.
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The Australian dollar rose 0.2 percent to $0.7599, moving back toward its 2-1/2-month high of $0.7636 hit on Wednesday, after a better-than-forecast employment report.
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The agreement stipulates that that Turkish and Syrian forces will patrol part of the border region, with the goal of keeping the SDF from moving back into the area.
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Danielsson, currently based in the United States as head of Skanska's U.S construction business and Infrastructure Development division, said he was moving back to Sweden for his new role.
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Just because you have a thicker shell, like an egg carton, doesn't protect the yolk from moving back and forth whenever the egg is shaken or moved around. 3.
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"Crazies stick with crazies #breakovermorepackingtodo," tweeted the Atlanta native on Wednesday, leaving fans speculating if he might be moving back in with Stanton on the West Coast. https://twitter.
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Over the next several months she worked as a house cleaner, Hooters waitress and cellphone salesperson, before eventually moving back to Michigan to take classes at a community college.
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It's also benefited from an influx of "boomerang" talent who grew up in Indianapolis, moved away for jobs in San Francisco or Chicago, and are now moving back home.
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Those who work from printed materials, moving back and forth from them to the screen, could minimize neck strain by mounting documents on a stand next to the monitor.
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The benchmark 10-year JGB yield inched down half a basis point to minus 0.150 percent, moving back towards a record low of minus 13 percent notched last week.
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She is planning to sell the inn, moving back to New York City, and searching the menus of her culinary descendants for clues to her next act in pastry.
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Investment banks have started moving back office and IT jobs to Poland and Ireland to cut wage bills bloated by what they consider to be expensive UK-based workers.
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Before moving back to England, Lady Isobel and her siblings talked their father into buying a silver cup to present to the best amateur ice hockey team in Canada.
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Barra, who will be moving back to Silicon Valley from China next month, will lead Facebook's virtual reality business, including Oculus, the company it acquired nearly 3 years ago.
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Hugo Barra, a VP at the Chinese mobile device maker, announced on Sunday he'll be leaving the company next month and moving back to Silicon Valley after 3.5 years.
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The rest of the book continues to alternate between Sarah and Lauren's perspectives, moving back and forth with each chapter, as they edge their way closer to the nuptials.
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Now, nearly two years after moving back to Arlington, Kois is on tour promoting his book and thinking about what impact the trip left on him and his family.
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Mr. Fast's video, moving back and forth in time, departs from this account of Sander's life by suggesting he eventually had a political awakening, though it came too late.
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Telling their stories one after another, moving back and forth among centuries and continents, this group biography really illuminates the limitations of retelling the same lives in new combinations.
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Kemp even feared trouble in Tennessee after his counterpart there said there was a rumor circulating that the "SEC Primary" states were thinking about moving back by a week.
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And then about a week in — that was day one, and a week in, that's when my ex-husband now told me he was moving back to Tel Aviv.
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I ended up moving back to the New York area from Los Angeles, no longer needed a daily driver, and bought a Toyota Prius instead as a vehicular backup.
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Patricia Fitzgerald was in the process of moving back to the Kansas City area after living several decades in the Houston area, her brother, Gary Hunziker, told the Star.
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Before his retirement from Microsoft, in February, Mr. Thacker was running a research laboratory, moving back and forth between the research and the product development sides of the company.
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From this point on, Mr. White is caught in a tricky balancing act, moving back and forth between two narratives that sometimes intersect and sometimes move along different tracks.
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Or do you really think this is a demonstrable de-escalation that has fundamentally rewritten the rules of the relationship and that we are moving back towards cooperation again?
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According to ABC Affiliate KOCO News 5, after moving back to Oklahoma from Texas, Fentress, who was doing home health work, moved into an apartment that didn't allow pets.
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Monaco's 20-year-old rookie Charles Leclerc will replace Raikkonen at Ferrari in 2019, with the Finn moving back in the other direction to fill his seat at Sauber.
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She then moved to the piano for "The Fragments of Parmenides," moving back and forth between speaking and singing as she played with the conventions of singer-songwriter cabaret.
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He recovered one by moving back in the second round, and the truth is that if Trubisky is who Pace believes he can become, none of it will matter.
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He was divorced and doing freelance commercial postproduction work, and thinking about moving back to Los Angeles, where he had lived and done similar work from 2001 to 2008.
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After moving back to Italy for a few months, I witnessed the range of my mother's emotions and the energy she devoted to the time they had left together.
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It's hard not to see the Murdoch pirate flag moving back up the mast — or to wonder whether it was ever really taken down, at least at Fox News.
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"As John's talking about it, I can see his eyes moving back and forth like he's reading the memo—he was reading it from memory," the diplomat told me.
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The dollar shed 0.7 percent to 100.25 yen JPY=, moving back toward a one-month low of 100.10 touched last week, while the euro fell 13 percent to 112.82 yen.
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The dollar shed almost 0.7 percent to 100.30 yen, moving back toward a one-month low of 13 touched last week, while the euro weakened 0.4 percent at 112.93 yen.
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"We are moving back to a sustainable growth pace that we experienced during most of the Obama years," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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It's the first song I wrote since moving back to the Sunshine Coast where I grew up after reaching the end of my tether and things feeling wrong in Melbourne.
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U.S. inflation has been running below the Fed's 2-percent target for years and Fed officials say they want to be confident it is moving back up before raising rates.
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It is now considering moving back—but only if the security lasts, a tough call in a country beset by economic crisis and dire warnings of a possible impending genocide.
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A senior Bangladesh Bank official in Dhaka, who declined to be named, said more time was needed "to improve the system" before moving back to a SWIFT-only transfer mechanism.
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"The fact that the industry itself is moving back to collective bargaining is thrilling to me," said Rebecca Traister, a writer-at-large for New York magazine and the Cut.
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And sometimes, likely due to signal interference, I'd notice audio being heavily shifted to one earbud or the other for a few seconds before moving back to the right balance.
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At the meeting, the central bank held out the possibility of an increase toward the end of 23.3 if inflation was moving back into a 22017-24.2 percent target range.
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"However…further declines in oil prices suggest that total inflation will likely remain low for somewhat longer than had been previously expected before moving back to 2 percent," he said.
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Patrik Laine was moved alongside Blake Wheeler and Mark Scheifele on Winnipeg's top line, with Kyle Connor moving back to join Nikolaj Ehlers and Bryan Little on the second line.
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As the train speeds away from her life in Tokyo, it is almost as if Mitsuki is moving back in time, into history, into the myth of the real Japan.
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I would walk them and, upon my return, I'd check the phone, hoping I had somehow missed my wife's call saying she had changed her mind and was moving back.
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He settled again briefly in the early 1970s, taking portraits for album covers for United Artists, before moving back to London, and away from commercial photography for good, in 1974.
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Meanwhile, the physical market — which measures the actual number of barrels around the world — is moving back toward balance after a long period of oversupply that crushed prices, they said.
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Net worth: $4.9 billionPercentage of country's GDP: ~30.2%Source of wealth: InvestmentsIvanishvili amassed his fortune in Russia in the metals and banking industries before moving back to Georgia in 2013.
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The Atlanta Braves, who play in Lake Buena Vista, near Walt Disney World, have also shown interest in moving back to West Palm Beach, where the team played until 1997.
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After a brief foray into Brooklyn, the annual Bang on a Can Marathon is moving back to downtown Manhattan, where it has resided for much of its 30-year run.
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If season one is a premise pilot for a series about a woman moving back home to try to rebuild a life she thought she'd left behind, I'm on board.
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Ms. Beck, a performance artist and nanny, took over the room of a friend who was moving back to Louisiana; he had only good things to say about the apartment.
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Maria Kefalas, a professor at St. Joseph's University who was part of the MacArthur Foundation's Research Network on the Transition to Adulthood, said moving back home creates a domino effect.
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The native of St. Louis worked at New York's Blue Hill at Stone Barns for nearly 10 years before moving back home to open the farm-to-table restaurant Vicia.
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The movie has a hopscotching-in-time structure, moving back from its New York scenes to the actions of the day in Argentina when Carmen and Camila meet and conspire.
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The EU's chief Brexit negotiator hit back and accused the prime minister of "moving back from" the commitments he made to "free and fair competition" in Brexit negotiations last year.
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Since moving back to France, he missed the English tradition of afternoon tea, and I would try (not always successfully) to make scones from my late grandmother's 1970s cookery book.
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In updated estimates, the bank said it expected annual inflation to reach 270 percent late next year, moving back to within the government's annual target range of 2110-2110 percent.
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The dollar shed over 0.5 percent to 100.33 yen, moving back toward a one-month low of 13 touched last week, while the euro weakened 0.2 percent at 113.07 yen.
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They then created an interactive out of that 3-D image that allowed readers to examine the play from different perspectives, moving back and forth through those perspectives by scrolling.
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If Mexico fails to act, Tariffs will remain at the high level, and companies located in Mexico may start moving back to the United States to make their products and goods.
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Conversations that began back in July—about intimacy, but also money—which, for whatever reason, couldn't be finished back then, will wrap up now that Mercury is moving back through Leo.
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Instead of moving back and forth between tools, you can do all your work in a smoother, more integrated way and it should save time and effort in the long run.
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Hoping to combat some of those ills, he revealed in an op-ed published by the New York Times in March that he would be moving back to his home state.
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Corn futures dipped briefly before moving back into positive territory and closing up 6-3/4 cents at $3.64-1/4 per bushel, after reaching their highest level since March 19883.
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From a financial perspective, moving back home can provide millennials with an opportunity to start paying back loans and build up an emergency fund with a goal of getting to independence.
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The news came just a day after video footage from northern Syria showed U.S. forces moving back into the area, after their abrupt withdrawal a little more than a week ago.
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I love the fact that she does talk about her support network, moving back in with a mother after the divorce, getting her brothers to help out with raising her sons.
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To his surprise, Joe's will stipulates that Lee become the guardian of Joe's teenage son — which will require Lee moving back to the town that harbors so much pain for him.
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First, young people are moving back into the city center resulting in a rise in housing prices and the closure of many rent-stabilized buildings in the once-moribund Downtown area.
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Yep. Is it likely that the game app ecosystem is going to be moving back to a world where people just pay a full and fair price up front anytime soon?
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"It seems like she will stay in London for now while the baby is so young, but I can see her eventually moving back to the States," says the family friend.
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Yields on benchmark 10-year German debt slipped nearly two basis points to minus 0.308% in London trading, moving back towards a record low of minus 4.73% hit earlier this month.
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More young people are moving back in with their parents, turning to barracks-style living arrangements, or pretending that a wooden box inside someone else's apartment constitutes an adequate living situation.
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He worked for a time in the private sector before moving back into government as an assistant to the attorney general in 1989, moving quickly to run the department's criminal division.
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Financial markets show increasing signs of stress, with equity prices retreating from recent highs set in the second half of April and the U.S. Treasury yield curve moving back towards inversion.
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Multiple sources confirmed to PEOPLE exclusively that Jenner's best friend Woods, 21, is now "moving back to her mom's house" after she allegedly made out with Thompson at a house party.
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After moving back home from NYC, the Marin-county native purchased her houseboat, Whim, and spent the last year getting her hands dirty, transforming the space into the ultimate maritime escape.
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He appears to have transferred within the company last year, moving back to Los Angeles to work as the medical and laboratory director at the Reproductive Medicine Associates of Southern California.
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With either the damp or wet mops on, the Braava Jet will mop as you might, moving back and forth, writing small "V's" on the floor as it slowly moves forward.
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He grew up in the Bronx like her, too ( though he said they never knew each other), before moving back to the homeland ("paradise") nearly 30 years earlier with his parents.
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A better approach would be to remove some of the existing barriers that exist to people moving back into the labor market or migrating to regions where job growth is strongest.
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The self-taught chef was born in London and raised in Canada, eventually moving back to Hong Kong where he worked as an engineer in his family's business for 20 years.
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So when my mom heard about my trip this year, she was upset—she thought the fact that I was spending two months in Germany meant I was considering moving back.
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It's not hard to see his point when graduates are saddled with student loan debt and many people with Bachelor's are taking barista gigs or moving back in with their parents.
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More details will follow this afternoon on Facebook Live: "Andrew Eldritch Is Moving Back to Leeds" is another charming, metal-referencing story, shone through Darnielle's own oddly-colored stain-glass window.
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His family said he was an honor roll student and, according to The Austin American-Statesman, he attended Blinn College for a few semesters before moving back home with his family.
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CreditCreditSasha Arutyunova for The New York Times Some good news: Employees are moving back into the Ford Foundation headquarters, between 40nd and 242rd Streets, a stone's throw from the United Nations.
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But it would be more difficult to stay incognito if he were openly practicing his art there, which, he said, is why he's not interested in moving back to the country.
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Mr. Brito, 30, said he could not bear the outrage, so he decided to run for mayor, leaving a successful digital start-up in Mexico City and moving back to Jojutla.
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At the younger end, they are becoming empty-nesters, starting to downsize, moving back to the city, divorcing at higher than the average rate and spending time thinking about what's next.
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As the labor market has improved and unemployment has come down, the labor force participation for prime-age females, 25-54, looks like it is moving back up quite a bit.
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The film combines two chronologies, moving back and forth between Clinton's life story and the 20203 election (including behind-the-scenes campaign footage) in each of the four, one-hour episodes.
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When I was moving back to New York, I had the choice between taking a new job, or continuing to work for my existing company as a full-time remote employee.
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Before moving back to my own seat, Sondland did tell me he was looking forward to getting back to work and would speak to the media when the time was right.
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As for Radio City Music Hall, bookings this spring and summer will include the 2017 Tony Awards, which is moving back after being displaced last year by the "New York Spectacular."
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"We see a lot of manufacturers or companies that are retreating partially or moving back some of their factory activity from China," Ricky Huang, general manager at Savills Taiwan, told SCMP.
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Centering around Mae's return to her small and shrinking home town, moving back in with her parents after dropping out of life, Mae discovers a supernatural element to her old haunts.
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She lived for a time in New York and Jamaica before moving back to America in 220 to enroll at Pratt Institute, a few years after the founding of the college.
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By the late 1980s, she found herself moving back East with a husband and a growing family, and the Eastern District of New York was looking for someone with her exact expertise.
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McCaa told the Alaska Dispatch News he saw a 12-to-15-foot-long object moving back and forth for several minutes when he was down by the river on Oct. 18.
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Before recently moving back to his native Canada, Bieber was renting a Spanish-style home in Toluca Lake, CA, for $100,000 a month, and a $17.9 million West Hollywood home before that.
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But after moving back to Los Angeles in 385.983 with my associate's degree, I found it extremely difficult to secure employment that would allow me to support myself and help my mom.
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In August 2016 when another of the high-profile players attached to Adidas, Paul Pogba announced through the brand's social media channels that he was moving back to Manchester United from Juventus.
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One item listed as a "pro" in the report: moving back to the original algorithm was "responsive to trial result," as it would raise the plaintiffs' hours close to their previous levels.
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Across all generations, the most common reason for moving back in with parents was "saving money for a house or purchase" with break ups being the second most common reason over all.
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TMZ broke the story ... Honey Boo Boo moved out of the home to live with her sister, Pumpkin, and she's not moving back with Mama until Geno is out of the picture.
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"We understand that risk in moving back that we may have passed on a quarterback that is going to go on to certainly have a great career in this league," Brown said.
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Since prices recently bounced from their lows, Garner could see them moving back to $50 a barrel, though not much higher given two strong, established ceilings of resistance at $49 and $51.
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We met in Nijmegen, at the Max Planck Institute, where he was finishing a yearlong stint as the writer-in-residence, and looking forward to moving back to Maine with his family.
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I got used to that being my default for over a decade, so moving back to Texas has been a shock to my hair — and my ideas about how it should look.
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If you were heartbroken over the idea of Chris Hemsworth and his wife, Elsa Pataky, moving back to Australia, we have some good news: They're not giving up on the U.S. completely.
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"If they don't by tomorrow, we're moving back into a territory where we may see a fourth election on the horizon," said Ryan Bohl, Middle East and North Africa analyst at Stratfor.
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I discovered my edgeland a few years ago on New Year's Eve after moving back to my home county of Yorkshire in the north of England following a decade living in London.
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In one of his final interviews before he died, Bryant told CNN how he developed a love of soccer in Italy but also witnessed racism before moving back to the United States.
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"We are moving back to a risk-off scenario today, but still stuck in a trading range between $1,300 and $5.33,360," said Rob Haworth, senior investment strategist for U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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He said his oldest daughter cried whenever he raised the possibility of moving back to Naraha, where his parents and grandmother were restoring their house and planned to move back next year.
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It's an attempt to nudge skeptical British lawmakers into approving the deal, which must happen before the EU will agree to moving back the date the UK will leave the trading bloc.
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In July, Xiaolang Zhang, a Chinese Apple employee, was arrested at the San Jose airport after telling his colleagues he was moving back to China to be close to his ill mother.
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In my 33rd year writing on global environmental issues, I am moving back to in-depth journalism, which is where I started in the early 1980s as a magazine editor and writer.
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And narratives that presume that white people moving back to white spaces will solve a national identity problem ignore the realities of the racism, transphobia, homophobia, and ableism that exist across America.
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Four years after voting to start charging its students tuition for the first time in its 150-year history, the administration of the beloved school is moving back toward offering free education.
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"Pets that eat pet food containing pentobarbital can experience drowsiness, dizziness, excitement, loss of balance, nausea, nystagmus (eyes moving back and forth in a jerky manner) and inability to stand," the FDA said.
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I assumed that my melasma would fade after my son was born, and hoped that moving back to the less sunny climes of the UK would help get rid of the condition altogether.
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"Given the trend in sentiment over the rate outlook, the financials having been calm before that, you would expect them to be moving back to the top of the list again," said Williams.
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CFIUS had even warned Broadcom, which was until 2016 a California-based firm, not to continue trying to dodge its oversight power by moving back to the US, per the Wall Street Journal.
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For higher-end brands, deep discounting dents brand equity, so analysts and investors have been rewarding the short-term pain for long-term gain that goes with moving back toward full-price selling.
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Moving back to the present, the Beam worked seamlessly over ARC with my 2016 LG B6 OLED TV, with no setup of any kind required to have the remote control the Beam's volume.
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For one thing, some establishment parties have adopted populist positions -- one reason why UKIP voters, for instance, are moving back towards the Conservative Party in Britain ahead of a general election in June.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNHoney Boo Boo: Not Moving Back in with Mama JuneCuba Gooding Jr. Denies Touching Accuser's BreastDanielle Bregoli's Concert Canceled Over Twitter SNAFUJon Stewart Takes Epic Shot, Fires Back at Sen. McConnell
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This means that the balance wheel inside the watch is moving back and forth far faster than, say, an Omega Co-Axial 16895933/1 series which is clocked at 25,200 vibrations per hour.
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With Brexit once again moving back onto the markets' radar, risk of a sterling downturn has returned and even the Bank of England's aggressive policy outlook hasn't provided much support to the pound.
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Early on you need to clear out a room full of junk, but later you'll be avoiding traffic like Frogger and trying to keep an airplane from crashing by moving back and forth.
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The bond sell off was led by Italy, with the gap between 29-year bond yields and German peers moving back towards five-year highs seen last week at around 2310 basis points.
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The 2018 Grammys are also moving back to New York City after 15 years in Los Angeles, and plan to honor that fact with an homage to something unique to the city: Broadway.
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With retrograde action planet Mars moving back into your sign—where it does its best work—your energy is boosted and you have more enthusiasm to do whatever it takes to serve yourself.
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She looked forward to moving back home to a space with four bedrooms, a living room, a gallery or den, a laundry room and views of the East River and the Chrysler Building.
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And while Mr. Morissette was not considering moving back to Canada, he changed his mind after tasting a pinot noir made by Mr. Bachelder from Le Clos Jordanne, a now defunct Niagara producer.
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Moving back a few months ago, in my late 30s, not just queer but also openly trans, I was new but rooted in a place that is capable of holding so much complexity.
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At a certain point, downsizing and moving back to the city has appeal — it's closer to work and all those interesting things to do, and the children might have finally left the nest.
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After living in the United States for nearly 30 years and raising a family here, Alberto Avendaño, 61, is moving back to northern Spain in August with his wife, Zuni Garro, also 61.
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The cost of hedging against big lira swings using volatility options TRY21MO=FN on Friday was moving back toward the 2300-year high hit on Wednesday before the central bank jacked up rates.
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However, Hyde hasn't always lived in Accra, and is part of a growing number of Africans moving back to the continent to work in sectors like development, finance and the thriving tech industries.
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As a Kentucky native who lived in many other places before moving back to Appalachia to raise my family, I have no use for the "barely got out of them hills alive" narrative.
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He returned to the U.S. to study as a student, and, after becoming radicalized, lived in the U.K. before moving back to Yemen in 2004, where his daughter would likely have been born.
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The reasons he gave for moving back down were a bit more superficial than that, though: "I want to get my abs back," he said as some of the gathered media broke into laughter.
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My coworker and I quickly move the trio into the lambing area, where they can have some bonding time before moving back out with the rest of the herd in a day or so.
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A packing plant in Sampson County, usually busy with workers unloading crates full of sweet potato and trucks moving back and forth between the loading dock and the fields, looked completely abandoned this week.
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"We couldn't imagine moving back to the city, doing a 9-to-5 job and being unable to surf every day," Malaviya, who was previously living in Manipal, India, told Refinery29 in an email.
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Moving back in time, Cunanan's supposed, never substantiated meeting with Versace in 1990 is presented as complete fact, and is used to give some context to Versace's background and Cunanan's tendency toward flamboyant embellishment.
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Berkowitz said his mistake was moving back into financials too soon after their post-crisis restructuring, at the expense of staying with some of the more defensive sectors he'd switched into during the crisis.
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Sonia Denis and the party guests (Rebecca O'Neal, Matt Rogers, and Carri Twigg) weigh in on Kanye moving back to Chicago, contemplate space tourism, and give advice to the new host of Blue's Clues.
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"These collusive agreements rarely amount to much over the long-term but in the near term here, I think we do have oil moving back into a more sustainable region," said Wells Fargo's Jacobsen.
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Germany's benchmark 23-year bond yield rose 5 bps to 0.518 percent at one stage, its highest level in eight weeks, before moving back down to 0.48 percent towards the end of the session.
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"The number one reason overall is saving money, so we have to extrapolate out and say perhaps there is a financial reason for moving back after a breakup," Grant Simmons, Vice President of Homes.
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Warren was on TMZ Sports to talk about his beloved Raiders possibly moving back to L.A. -- but we also asked about his kid Olaijah Griffin, one of the best sophomore football players in California.
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While this doesn't necessarily mean that the President has been adding new voters, it likely reflects Trump's base moving back towards him in fluctuations of approving or disapproving of his actions, month to month.
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But prospects for achieving even the amended goal looked uncertain, with the conflict moving back to all-out war on fronts in the north, east and south of Syria and around Damascus, the capital.
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From a financial perspective, moving back home can provide millennials, like Becca Story, with an opportunity to start paying back loans or build up an emergency fund with a goal of getting to independence.
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Within a couple weeks of moving back, The Telus Spark Science Center in Calgary asked if McCauley would be willing to show her research in an exhibition called Beyond Human and do a presentation.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, drooped 0.2 percent to 99.688 , moving back toward last Thursday's low of 0.76673, which was its weakest since mid-November.
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Tokyo Electric's announcement comes a few days after people began moving back to Okuma, a town near the ruined plant, after the authorities said that radiation levels there had fallen to a safe level.
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As they clap their hands together or slap one another's hands, evoking girlhood games, they spin in and out of their square, sometimes peeling away into a single line before moving back into formation.
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RHOC viewers have seen Vieth struggle throughout the years, butting heads with Tamra's ex-husband Simon Barney and leaving Orange Country before eventually moving back to work with his mother a few seasons ago.
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"It's a real missed opportunity, when you have gentrifying areas of the city, when you have white affluent families moving back in, saying they want their kids exposed to more diversity," Dr. Wells said.
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The deal means President Bashar al-Assad's forces moving back to parts of the northern border with Turkey for the first time in years due to the Syrian civil war, which began in 2011.
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It can be easy to fall back into the patterns you set when you were a kid, and I've known some people who ended up really frustrated with that dynamic after moving back home.
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Abdelhadi says he used to live there with his family and planned on moving back in after Sky left, but is embarrassed after "Black Ink Atlanta" depicted the property in such an immoral manner.
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She's a natural at applying the adhesive to the back of the Moroccan-inspired squares Joanna chose for the homeowners, who are moving back to the states after 17 years of living abroad in Pakistan.
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Over that time, Fischer said, oil price drops and the dollar's rise suggested inflation "would likely remain low for somewhat longer than had been previously expected" before moving back to the Fed's 2 percent target.
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" A relative who was behind Heller when it happened tells PEOPLE: "I saw her moving back, trying to escape his grasp and he kept moving forward and it was almost like he was falling forward.
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Hedge funds are broadly moving back into bank stocks after an eight-year hiatus following double-digit returns from a bull market between 2005 and 2007 and shorts positions on banks between 2007 and 2009.
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They've been so supportive of my going back to school and moving back across the country to Georgia to complete my BA at the same school where I started and putting my life back together.
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Earlier this week, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star revealed she was moving back into her California home in a video shouting out The Home Edit, a home organization service, on her Instagram Story.
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Lance died in 2001 at the age of 50 after contracting HIV and hepatitis C. Loud reconciled with Patricia after their son's death, moving back in together in L.A., according to The New York Times.
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One subject Dabka touches on is how many young people are moving back home, as well as the fact that it's not always easy to establish themselves in the field they want to work in.
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The latter commissioned the painting from the artist, who the couple befriended after moving to Lagos in 1969, as a gift to his wife before moving back to the United States later in the 260s.
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Many 18- to 34-year-olds are moving back in with their parents, living in "pods," living in boxes inside other apartments, and, more than anything, living with one another at higher rates than ever.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent to $1.1370, moving back towards Monday's nearly one-month high of $1.1393, with a revision in first-quarter growth for the euro zone helping at the margins, traders said.
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After moving back to Windsor, Bombardier convinced a building owner to let him in live and work in an apartment in exchange for paying the guy's property taxes—about $700 [about $545 USD] a month.
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"Moving back was in my head, and my friends will say that I've been talking about it forever," said David Kurtz, 58, a film and television composer who lived in Los Angeles for 35 years.
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Ten-year bond yields in Germany — the euro zone's benchmark bond issuer — dipped 1.5 basis points in early trade to around 0.36 percent, moving back towards two-month lows hit last week at 0.32 percent.
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Analysts assume that keeping the euro weak is a central plank of Draghi's efforts to refloat the euro zone economy and get inflation moving back towards its target of below or close to 2 percent.
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"Moving back to Scotland in 2016 sparked a bit of a personal exploration of my childhood experiences growing up in a conservative evangelical Christian home, something I've often avoided as a creative influence" he says.
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In the case of there being no transition to trade talks, Stephen Gallo, European head of FX strategy at Bank of Montreal, sees sterling moving back to the 1.3100/1.3200 level over the near term.
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" Asked if he would consider moving back to third base from shortstop, where he has played this season — a move that would seem necessary for a move to the Bronx — Machado said: "I'm a shortstop.
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In 1965, we moved away from this National Origins Act, and part of what it means to say "we don't want people from these countries" is moving back to that very racist law that existed.
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She had toyed with the idea of moving back in with her parents to save on rent, and when her father had a stroke in 100, she knew it was time to make the transition.
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Once I had worked out this double stance, moving back and forth between the interiority of psychedelic consciousness and the ironies of ordinary consciousness, scenes I had approached with dread became great fun to write.
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McClendon is departing amicably from Uber and will be an adviser to the company," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement, noting he was "moving back to Kansas where he is from to explore politics.
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But, as more and more companies shuffle operations, a small minority are moving back to the U.S. According to that most recent U.S.-China Business Survey, only 3% plan to move their China operations stateside.
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ISIS fight upended, threatening a resurgence In moving back from the Syria-Turkey border, U.S. troops left their Kurdish partners to both guard prisons holding more than 28500,6900 ISIS fighters and defend against Turkey's incursion.
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"Gold took quite a beating after the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting but now the market got the news about North Korea and now investors are moving back in gold," Danske Bank analyst Jens Pedersen said.
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Mr. Estevez said he has tried several ways to help children like him who hadn't been able to leave Plainfield, even moving back to the town at one point to join the local school board.
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He found his niche after moving back to Boston in 1980, when he founded the Boston Academy of Music, a successor to the first academy, which flourished in the middle decades of the 19th century.
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Gentry said Motiejunas would most likely play center, but his ability to run and pass should keep the lineup shift, with Davis moving back to power forward, from disrupting the rhythm the team has found.
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I clenched my hand and cracked my neck by swiftly turning my head to the left in a menacing way, not because I wanted to threaten her but to get the blood moving back up.
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An attacking midfielder who came through the youth set-ups at Flamengo and Catania, he played for KF Skënderbeu Korçë, IFK Mariehamn and the Jets before moving back to Brazil in the summer of 2015.
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After spending the night near the village, the forces were moving back to their base when they came under attack from about 50 enemy fighters, who appeared to be from a local Islamic State affiliate.
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Consequently, we are moving back to old recommendations and updating Price Targets for current negative macro (poor production, Mexico, EU 232, EU CO2, China): for FCA (In-Line; TP €11) and Renault (In-Line; TP €23).
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Despite enjoying a comfortable upbringing thanks to the Spencer family's $177 million fortune, Kitty's parents split acrimoniously in 1997, with her father moving back to the U.K. soon afterwards and marrying two more times since then.
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Policymakers also concluded last month that domestic cost pressures continued to build and broaden, indicating that inflation would rise, moving back toward the bank's target of almost 2 percent after undershooting it for over five years.
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One of the co-stars of the Netflix original series "Queer Eye" says he has experienced more racism living in the U.K. than in the United States, and would not consider moving back as a result.
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The Counting On stars took to the Duggar Family website on Thursday to announce that they would be discontinuing the Dillard Family Ministries and explain their reasoning for moving back to their home state of Arkansas.
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"There had been such a switch to brand-new music in television [when Scandal premiered] that moving back into songs that people have such a deep, visceral connection to definitely took people by surprise," Patsavas says.
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For most businesses, opting for a private cloud comes down to cost, but for Adobe's Advertising Cloud, which previously flirted with the likes of AWS, moving back to a private cloud mostly came down to performance.
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Policymakers also concluded last month that domestic cost pressures continued to build and broaden, indicating that inflation would rise, moving back towards the bank's target of almost 2 percent after undershooting it for over five years.
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With his health in decline, he seems to err between wanting to stay with his beloved community and moving back to a small place in New Jersey where he would have better access to medical services.
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These sacrifices could be anything from moving back in with your parents, getting a roommate to cut down on living costs, packing your lunch, getting a side hustle or selling old items of value, explains Marshall.
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Loss-making operations elsewhere in Africa are still weighing on performance but are moving back towards profitability, it said, adding that the growing TV and streaming market on the continent is central to its growth strategy.
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As a longtime city liver, who prefers the diversity, walkability and convenience of a city to the mostly sprawling and very unwalkable suburbs, I think it's great that companies are moving back to the city centers.
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Bits If there is one thing that has caused me regret in last week's election, it is including my mobile phone number in my voter enrollment form after moving back to California from the East Coast.
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As rising costs of living couples with stagnant wages and and greater student debt loads are a significant burden on today's young adults, moving back home is a way for some to get a head start.
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Then after almost three years of going back and forth to Finland I was pretty exhausted, and was just kind of craving taking that product experience and moving back into more of a traditional media world.
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"Road Head," meanwhile, glides unnervingly on its backbeat; the pealing guitar figure, moving back and forth with a hypnotist's deliberation, provides a fulcrum on which to position fluttery keyboard arpeggios and Zauner's own intermittent, ethereal exclamations.
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But make no mistake: She's a veteran student of her craft, honing her act since 1987 when she started telling jokes onstage as a Colorado college student in a contest before moving back to Los Angeles.
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"There is something about black millennials wanting to find some type of reclaiming or resurgence in terms of moving back to the South, reclaiming the South as a place where black folks can thrive," she said.
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Narrated in various first-person voices, the story begins with the marriage of John, who suffers from severe depression, and Margaret, as they bring up three children while moving back and forth between England and America.
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After moving back home to Berlin in the summer of 240, she started building an archive of novel materials that she'd been tinkering with earlier that decade, during her student days at London's Central Saint Martins.
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The benefits of the new Atlanta facility will start to manifest themselves to U.S. shoppers with the cut-off time for ordering two-day delivery moving back from 3 pm to 6 pm for certain regions.
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Moving back home after college has its obvious perks: saving money on rent, taking a breather after years of academic rigor, and mooching off of your parents' laundry machine and HBO account, just to name a few.
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In the 20173s, after moving back to New York to reconnect with his mother, Bradley began working in earnest as a James Brown impersonator (Bradley saw Brown perform at the Apollo Theater when he was a child).
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, moving back to near cycle lows as the labor markets remains healthy and the economy regains momentum after stumbling in the first quarter.
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When she announced that she was moving back to the Midwest, that Brooklyn wasn't her speed, and that I reminded her of her mother since we shared the same horoscope sign, I hadn't begged her to stay.
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"I've got to let you all know that I'm moving back to Chicago," he said in a video obtained by TMZ and shot at OpenMike, an event for Chicago high schoolers hosted by pal Chance the Rapper.
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Meanwhile, another Iranian man told VICE News he had seen a British guy come to the area where he was camping and set fire to a shelter, before moving back to record a video of the flames.
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NOW THE ECONOMY IS MOVING BACK TOWARD, RIGHT, A GROWTH RATE THAT'S PICKING UP IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE YEAR, THE SOLID LABOR MARKET REPORT TODAY COUPLED WITH ALL THE OTHER LABOR INDICATORS SUGGESTS THAT BACK.
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Cohen thinks the retail scene is moving back to the boutique atmosphere that dominated 20, 30 years ago and the variety at your local Urban — specially curated to reflect the neighborhood — will resonate with young shoppers there.
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I'm usually the selfless one and willing to bend over backwards for others, and I don't tend to do selfish things... like quitting my job and moving back to DC and potentially destroying a relationship and friendship.
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"You look at the whole stock market, and it's moving back to a more value-oriented [mentality] from a more growth-oriented mentality," Kim Forrest, senior equity analyst at Fort Pitt Capital, said in a phone interview.
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Thanks to the recent efforts of Congress and the White House, the United States is moving back to President Reagan's approach to antitrust — nonpartisan, light regulation to ensure the interests of consumers, not corporate interests, are prioritized.
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In the late nineties, my father had a heart attack, and underwent surgery, and though I increased the frequency of my visits I didn't consider moving back in order to be closer to him and my mother.
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Newspaper reports from his home state of Utah said Huntsman, a former Utah governor and a candidate for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, was weighing another run for governor and would be moving back in early October.
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After injury ended his career in the military, he and his wife briefly considered settling back in the area, but eventually decided that rather than moving back to California, they would feel more "comfortable politically" in Idaho.
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Heck, I'm sure my July will be busy, thanks to Hollow Knight, a game long enough that it might actually chew up all the free time I have, before games start moving back into gear next month.
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He forbade her from traveling or moving back in with her parents, threatened her repeatedly, once vowing to kill them both with a revolver—for which he was arrested—and slapped her on at least one occasion.
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Those comments caused a stir because when Foxconn announced plans to build flat screen panels in Wisconsin, it was heralded by President Trump and his supporters as proof of manufacturing jobs moving back to the United States.
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Just days after moving back from Cleveland, Khloe and the Cavs star started their night at Nobu in Malibu together ... before moving over to The Peppermint Club, where they hooked up with Kendall Jenner and Ben Simmons.
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For instance, the president said during his just-completed trip to Japan that he was not in favor of regime change in Tehran, an approach that Mr. Bolton had expressed support for before moving back into government.
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Stocky, white-haired and gruff, Ravitch, now 84, is the type of civic macher you don't see much anymore, an urban idealist who has spent his career moving back and forth between the public and private sectors.
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"I think this is moving back to what Instagram was initially — the joy of creating good content and taking good photos and sharing it with the world, which I think is a really good thing," Mostad said.
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Enid Beall, who was born and raised in Boise and spent almost 20 years in Los Angeles before moving back, bought a home in March for $215,000 — but she still worries about skyrocketing housing costs in Boise.
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In a telephone interview on Wednesday, Mr. Simons also said that the Eindhoven university had done his son a disservice by moving back his graduation date, and having master's students rather than full professors teach him recently.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent in early Asian trade to $1.1265, up 1 percent for the week and moving back toward a two-week high of $1.1328 hit overnight, after the ECB left interest rates unchanged.
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Obviously, again, things like the seasonality and deals, puts and takes, in terms of the solution sales and add-on products -- we are moving back from the specific quarter that we've been talking about the growth rate.
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She'd previously made comedy about the difficulty of maintaining equilibrium on the psychological margins; a 2007 scripted Web series, "The Maria Bamford Show," depicted her, after a fictional breakdown, moving back in with her parents in Duluth.
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Biden's position in the primary simply isn't strong enough that he can ignore the traditional calculus of needing to tack to the left to secure his party's nod before moving back toward the middle in the general election.
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These are two completely different systems that follow the same mathematical equation: the behavior of electrical current through the circuit can be described similarly to the behavior of a weight attached to a spring moving back and forth.
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Having stepped down last month as the secretary-general of the United Nations, Ban is leaving New York and moving back to Seoul to presumably seek the presidency as his country grapples with its worst-ever political crisis.
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Having unleashed unprecedented stimulus over the past four years, the ECB is now slowly clawing back support, satisfied that inflation is moving back to target, even if higher oil prices are accounting for much of the recent rise.
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In 20203, I ended up moving back home to DC. JP: I moved back to DC in 2017 to be closer to my family and take a little break from nearly a decade of living in New York.
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He links each chapter in his memoir to a particular quartet, moving back and forth between the story of the composition (and the personal, social and political context it was written in) and the life of his quartet.
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Not all of them are going to sell in huge numbers, Fasulo said, but each of them will be about "moving back to our core capability," which for Sony is just making the best products it can. h2.
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The play spans more than 20 years, moving back and forth in time, but the bus stop, where all the scenes are set, remains in place, looking as bleak as a bus stop can (which is pretty bleak).
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"It's as if you had a fire hose moving back and forth and the people who have the water falling on them hear the noise, and if you're outside that stream, you don't hear the noise," he said.
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Analysts assume that keeping the euro weak is a central plank of ECB chief Mario Draghi's efforts to refloat the euro zone economy and get inflation moving back towards its target of below or close to 2 percent.
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NAFTA facilitated the creation of a North American production platform in which the three nations combine their comparative advantages by jointly manufacturing goods such as automobiles, with parts and materials moving back and forth across the continental borders.
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In an ongoing text conversation with a caseworker, the father explained that the baby's mother had been kicked out of her apartment for not paying rent and was moving back in with Rowe, which was concerning to him.
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Gerwig mostly succeeds, primarily by playing with the timeline, moving back and forth between the exploits of the March sisters in Louisa May Alcott's original book and their older selves (played by the same actresses) seven years later.
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HAMILTON, Ontario (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pledged on Monday to create a national prescription drug plan if re-elected, moving back on the offensive after blackface photos of him emerged last week and hurt his campaign.
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"With further reassurance that margins are stabilising at Primark...and no further downgrades to the sugar business, earnings momentum is moving back in the right direction," said analysts at Investec, who have a "buy" rating on the stock.
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HAMILTON, Ontario (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pledged on Monday to create a national prescription drug plan if re-elected, moving back on the offensive after blackface photos of him emerged last week and hurt his campaign.
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Some if it is because their empty nests have filled back up again with children moving back home after college, but in large part it is a result of the recession and the increasingly high cost of housing.
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"My wife [Barrett] is originally from New York and I'd lived here in my 20s, and we would fantasize about moving back," says the star, who is father to sons Griffin, 11, and Rhys, 9, and daughter Kira, 7.
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We came back because a lot of kids who went to school with us were going to college in America but moving back to Tokyo afterwards because of culture shock—they just couldn't deal with living in the States.
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However, Deng said she considers Singapore a temporary stop before moving back to Washington D.C., adding that she had always viewed the city-state as her plan B until the second H-1B lottery rejection letter came in 2015.
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Canelo is moving back down to super welterweight where he captured WBA and WBC gold before being outclassed by Floyd Mayweather Jr. Meanwhile, Golovkin, the pride of Kazakhstan will now be fighting British-born IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, moving back to near cycle lows as the labor markets remain healthy and the economy regains momentum after stumbling in the first quarter.
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Harvard's investment chief N.P. "Narv" Narvekar wrote in an email on Wednesday that Hall, a four year veteran at Harvard Management Company, is moving back to Texas for the position at the University of Texas Investment Management Company (UTIMCO).
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I grew up in Texas and while I love all my family still there, miss some aspects of home, and go often back to visit, the idea of moving back stirs up a real, sick fear in my stomach.
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On Thursday, the regional Parliament of Valencia voted unanimously to put an end to the seasonal practice of moving back the clocks by one hour, which Spain and other European countries on Central European Time will do on Sunday.
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This is an area that AWS has lagged, preferring the vision of a cloud, rather than moving back to the data center, but it's a tacit acknowledgment that customers want to operate in both places for the foreseeable future.
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But in addition to Mr. McGuinness's reticence about acknowledging his sexuality publicly, another obstacle to the development of a romance was revealed: Mr. McGuinness was pursuing his ambition of becoming a park superintendent and moving back to the West.
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Strumming an acoustic guitar and sometimes joined by a sprinkling of piano, tentative at first, she recalls moving back in with her parents — "still haven't figured anything out" — and imagines hanging herself with Christmas lights on someone's decorated lawn.
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The Antelopes also will play Arizona, one of the colleges initially against their move to Division I. Grand Canyon has also started the process of moving back to nonprofit status now that it is back on solid financial footing.
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Her own journey launching Tatcha includes selling her engagement ring, moving back home with her mom, barely affording groceries and racking up close to $1 million in debt across student loans and credit cards used to float the company.
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As a 31-year-old from Sligo moving back to the capital, she agreed that the rental market is highly competitive at the moment and thought there should be new ways of creating flexibility in the market, beyond the standard lease.
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At the same time a dip in the dollar, the sight of the lira moving back to 265.17 per dollar and a higher Chinese yuan also steadied emerging market currencies such as South Africa's rand, Russia's rouble and Mexico's peso.
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After 12 years in theater, where moving back and forth across that line is much more common, Seehorn had spent 10 years in TV comedy when she auditioned for Better Call Saul and was frustrated by how she'd been pigeonholed.
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Mostella made 8-of-11 shots, 3-of-6 from 3-point range and grabbed a career-high nine rebounds, further bettering his chances of moving back into the starting lineup - a role he briefly had in the season opener.
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But I believe that the fact that I brought in — it will be soon — millions of jobs — you see where companies are moving back into our country — I think that's going to have a tremendous, positive impact on race relations.
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"Kuwait is moving back to full production, and we expected that oil would come off more after the Doha deal fell apart, so we're seeing the impact of that now," said Bjarne Schieldrop, chief commodity analyst at SEB in Oslo.
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But as Mr. Obama spoke at this year's retreat here Thursday, he stood before a smaller and less popular audience: 188 Democratic lawmakers in a minority caucus with virtually no chance of moving back into power in the November elections.
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The report also suggests fiddling with terms on the loans, including by moving back the date at which they are written off, so that more people—especially middle-income types—will end up repaying the entirety of the cash they borrow.
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Despite the ultimate drama, things started off on a happy note: Chyna, 28, was enjoying her pregnancy (she got a belly cast!) and spending time with Kardashian, 29, after the two decided that they would be moving back in together.
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LONDON, June 22015 (Reuters) - Sterling rose on Wednesday, moving back towards a 21992-0.13/20.1-month high against the dollar, as investors cut bets against the pound just a day before Britain votes on whether to remain in the European Union.
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I've been using an iPhone X and iPad Pro together for nearly six months now, and I often feel lost when moving back and forth between the devices — one with a physical home button, the other with webOS-like gestures.
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The details of Monday's reaction on global financial markets suggest many came to this conclusion weeks ago and are moving back to other concerns - about China, global commodities or the shape of U.S. and European monetary policy for the next year.
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After some time, he experienced a crisis of faith and returned to Hermann (and a job at a plastic factory) before moving back to Denver and starting a band called Born in the Flood with Night Sweats bassist Joseph Pope III.
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Bottles are a quid, so you have seven and briefly entertain the idea of moving back home, but then Ed Sheeran comes on and everyone goes mad for it, and you remember that no, you definitely don't belong here any more.
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Inflation was negative for a third straight year at -212 percent in 2016, but the central bank believes inflation will reach 1 percent by the end of 2017, moving back into the 1-3 percent range targeted by the government.
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But I believe that the fact that I brought in -- it will be soon, millions of jobs, you see where companies are moving back into our country, I think that's going to have a tremendous positive impact on race relations.
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