" That definition has narrowed and narrowed and narrowed as we've gotten deeper into the 21st century, and the "summer movie" has increasingly come to mean "a popcorn movie in a major franchise.
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A historically diverse field of candidates had narrowed, and narrowed, and narrowed, until once again, it looked like America will have to choose between two white men: Senator Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden.
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"A widowmaker heart attack occurs when that artery suddenly goes from 80% or 90% narrowed to 100% narrowed," says Katz.
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Her illness made a normal day job impossible: "It narrowed my options in life, and it narrowed them to writing," she said.
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The gap has indeed narrowed, but people like Murray, who believe a genetic component is likely, have asked why it hasn't narrowed more.
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That range is high because the samples were culled from national surveys of all voters, then narrowed to Democrats, then narrowed to black Democrats.
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Heading into the 2016 campaign, I covered the Republican melee as it narrowed down to one, Donald Trump, and the Democratic fight that narrowed down to ... two.
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When the racial economic gap was narrowed between 1968 and 1978, so too narrowed the racial health gap (this trend reversed with the widening economic gap in the 1980s).
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The adjusted pretax loss from the general insurance business narrowed 343 percent to $825 million, while the underwriting loss narrowed to $1.73 billion from $3.8 billion a year ago.
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The adjusted pre-tax loss from the general insurance business narrowed 343 percent to $825 million, while the underwriting loss narrowed to $1.73 billion from $3.8 billion a year ago.
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"A widowmaker heart attack occurs when that artery suddenly goes from 80% or 90% narrowed to 100% narrowed," Richard Katz, MD, director of the George Washington University Heart and Vascular Institute told Time.
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The company slowly recovered and narrowed its focus on pipelines.
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When the shoulder narrowed, Paulette simply walked on the road.
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The trade deficit also narrowed unusually sharply as imports plunged.
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They narrowed even further to 18.9% in the second quarter.
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That gap has since narrowed but stays at 2008 levels.
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In a blink, the eyes narrowed and his jaw tightened.
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U.S. crude's discount to Brent narrowed to $6.61 on Tuesday.
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The government narrowed its deficit target to 2% of GDP.
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Sprint's net loss narrowed to $142 million from $585 million.
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But also difficult, because how can they be narrowed down?
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The choice apparently narrowed to Newt Gingrich vs Mike Pence.
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November trade data showed the U.S. trade deficit narrowed sharply.
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That is expected to have sharply narrowed the trade deficit.
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That margin narrowed even as the GOP outspent the Democrats.
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That meant the trade surplus narrowed to 18.5 billion euros.
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It could have been the issue that narrowed the race.
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The spread has since narrowed, falling to $90 on Wednesday.
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The rule was narrowed to apply to only swaps entities.
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This may be why the polls have narrowed (see chart).
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Sobotka narrowed that gap to one before the period ended.
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Scientists have narrowed it down to eight possible landing sites.
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Then the road narrowed and shade trees crowded the shoulders.
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It is true: the polls have narrowed in recent weeks.
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Sanders has narrowed the gap in polls for the Feb.
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So Sanders's chances have narrowed to a barely there sliver.
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A mandated machine recount narrowed Rossi's lead to 2247 votes.
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It narrowed during the war years and collapsed after 1950.
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Big news: We've narrowed down this pool to 10 finalists.
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Choices can be narrowed by gender, age, race and ethnicity.
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That is why courts have narrowed the language of obstruction.
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Under Bush, the gap between Democrats and Republicans narrowed substantially.
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The bank narrowed the gap to 24.9 percent last year.
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Bob McDonnell of Virginia and narrowed the definition of bribery.
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BECKY QUICK: Has it been narrowed down significantly, the search?
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First, they narrowed the scope of documents they would seek.
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Their passions have already narrowed the Republican margin for error.
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For Twitter, that would mean that its options have narrowed.
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Even as the Web has grown, however, it has narrowed.
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But the spread has since narrowed to -59 basis points.
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You have narrowed down the list of suspects to Mrs.
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But the nominating conventions in May greatly narrowed the field.
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" I narrowed my eyes, which meant, "Yes, I'm afraid so.
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With his narrowed eyes, he seems a bit more preoccupied.
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The antibiotics were narrowed to focus on this dangerous bug.
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That gap narrowed to just over 50,000 viewers last week.
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Brent's premium over WTI narrowed to its lowest since April.
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But on other measures Prince Edward has narrowed the divisions.
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How it works: Qualifying thresholds have narrowed for November's debate.
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How had he narrowed his focus to that one area?
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Insider narrowed down the top 212 movies of the 210s.
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Below, your Carpetbagger has analyzed six of those narrowed races.
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That has narrowed the space for a neutral Hong Kong.
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But in the automobile division they narrowed to 6.7 percent.
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Shannahan said some companies had already narrowed down their options.
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The early nominating contests have typically narrowed the primary field.
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He turned sideways, raised his chin and narrowed his eyes.
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Since the June spike, the spread has narrowed sharply again.
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This narrowed definition obscures the true might of identity politics.
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When Mr. Thomas's job necessitated a move from Toronto to New York several months ago, the couple quickly narrowed their search for a rental to Greenwich Village, then narrowed it further to apartments with light.
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The time of their killings was narrowed to 1980 to 1984.
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Earlier the bank had narrowed its range to 68-70 crowns.
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Also yes, because now the suspects list have been narrowed down.
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I think she has narrowed it down to three good guys.
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For body cream, I narrowed it down to Palmer's Cocoa Butter.
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It could be grief's narrowed vision: I've noticed what I've lacked.
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Now that the investigation has narrowed to Ukraine, that's all changed.
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But value stocks have narrowed the gap considerably as of late.
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We've narrowed down the pool of entries to precious pooch finalists.
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I do get to choose, I just get narrowed-down choices.
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We've narrowed down the best website builders for many different situations.
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The field of 24 was narrowed to 12 semifinalists by lunchtime.
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However, Biden's early wide lead has narrowed considerably since rival Sen.
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The industrial giant also narrowed its 213.4 earnings per share guidance.
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China's overall trade surplus for the month narrowed sharply, to $4.1bn.
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In late May, as her path to the nomination narrowed, the
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Under his tutelage, my guard was modified: elbows sharpened; stance narrowed.
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Avis budget also narrowed its full year revenue and earnings guidance.
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Over the last 30 to 40 years, liberals have narrowed their
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The overall index has narrowed 2 bps since the previous close.
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It was revised and narrowed after a flurry of legal challenges.
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And it illustrates how age discrimination protections have been progressively narrowed.
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Switzerland's overall trade surplus in December narrowed from the month earlier.
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First, we were told that he'd lose when the field narrowed.
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Her horizontal pupils narrowed as she divined futures from the flames.
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Data showing the trade deficit narrowed lifted yields off their lows.
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The gap between male and female punishment rates has also narrowed.
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This sharply narrowed the formal difference between urban and rural dwellers.
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That gap has narrowed from about 10 percentage points in January.
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It has since narrowed to 3.41 percent as of April 24.
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This is why the company narrowed down the results by zones.
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Part of the problem is that it's really narrowed over time.
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The upheaval appears to have narrowed Hong Kong's intellectual bandwidth, too.
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The margin narrowed to 14.2% in the seasonally quiet third quarter.
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As Alzheimer's slowly progressed and Chris became frailer, their lives narrowed.
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The choice of measure has narrowed the scope of Trump's reforms.
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WARREN BUFFETT: It's been narrowed down to, yeah, a very few.
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From there, the panel narrowed their options down to five finalists.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $22.5 million from $30.2 million.
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This narrowed the seasonally adjusted trade surplus to 19.6 billion euros.
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But diets have often narrowed at the expense of nutritional richness.
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That has narrowed the discount versus lighter grades in recent months.
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But Ms. McGinty, 52, narrowed the gap in its waning days.
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That narrowed to just a 20163-point lead among registered voters.
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In 2014, that search was narrowed down to Boeing and SpaceX.
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Republicans maintain that gap would be narrowed by additional economic growth.
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German March trade surplus narrowed to 19.6 billion euros in March.
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Sanders has narrowed that lead considerably over the past several weeks.
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Now the tech giant has narrowed its auto aspirations even further.
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National polling averages have narrowed markedly from early August to today.
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That narrowed things down but was not enough to go on.
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Cities like Tokyo and Toronto have narrowed lanes to slow traffic.
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The list was then narrowed down to at least two alternatives.
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Limiting my search to "weekends" or "next month" narrowed results considerably.
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The racial disparity among women in prison, however, has considerably narrowed.
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We narrowed the pool to a group of about 80 finalists.
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Some of the divisions between east and west have also narrowed.
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They narrowed their focus down to genes that affect bone growth.
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The trade deficit probably narrowed relative to the April-June quarter.
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Health officials have since narrowed their focus on THC vaping products.
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Under Mr. Xi, the space for free inquiry has rapidly narrowed.
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But Trump's remarks Tuesday indicate he has narrowed down the field.
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The GOP majority in the Senate has narrowed to 51 seats.
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Those requirements narrowed down the roster of eligible companies to 700.
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Now the focus had narrowed to Trump's dislike of written briefings.
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Republicans say that gap would be narrowed by additional economic growth.
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Between 1980 and 2015, white women narrowed the gap in hourly wages with white men by 22 cents, but black and Hispanic women narrowed the gap with white men by only 9 and 5 cents respectively.
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For July-September the current account surplus narrowed to 20.3 billion ringgit.
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Pretax loss narrowed to $25.3 million for the three months ended Sept.
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The Defected guys and myself narrowed it down to 11 or 12.
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Recent shifts may have narrowed the range of potential Democratic House gains.
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I let go of the limitations that had narrowed my professional path.
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Foreign newspapers narrowed in on the nationalistic turn in US foreign policy.
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"I've got it narrowed to about five," he said, including two women.
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The Supreme Court then narrowed the scope of the lower court injunctions.
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China&aposs global trade gap narrowed by 39 percent to $24.9 billion.
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That approval rate may fall after Sessions narrowed the grounds for asylum.
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That opportunity is either narrowed or completely lost in a monopolized market.
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But Democrats narrowed the margins of victory in many of those districts.
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We narrowed the responses down to 9 of the most compelling reasons.
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She spilled that she narrowed down her dress search to two styles.
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The two winners were narrowed down from a shortlist of six authors.
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The highway narrowed and curved up the steep edges of rocky roadsides.
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The gap between male and female mobile subscribers narrowed to 200 million.
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I narrowed my eyes at the second cop but didn't say anything.
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It has narrowed by almost 15 basis points over the past month.
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The data also showed Japan's trade surplus with the United States narrowed.
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That narrowed to about 2.4% on Tuesday and stands at 1.5% today.
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GE narrowed its 28.5 outlook, and increased its buyback by $823 billion.
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At the same time, losses narrowed from £8.8 million to £5.8 million.
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And in signature France fashion, he narrowed down Davidson's key styling issue.
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That meant the trade surplus narrowed to 18.5 billion euros ($20.80 billion).
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But since then, nerves have calmed and spreads have narrowed (see chart).
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Brent's premium over WTI narrowed to its lowest since April.
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The announcement even said that they'd narrowed it down to 15 finalists.
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That task narrowed the field down to just five regions of interest.
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Sears Holding jumped 13.3 percent after the retailer narrowed its quarterly losses.
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By the spring, the field had narrowed with Verizon leading the pack.
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The submitted designs were narrowed down to 10 and edited by professionals.
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But from 1999 to 2014, the gender gap in suicide rates narrowed.
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The walkway narrowed, and the sidewalks were filled with people and noise.
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So the gap between them narrowed to $557 from $566, almost 2%.
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The number jumps to 64% when narrowed to self-described liberal Democrats.
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Ted Cruz if the field were narrowed to just the two men.
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The debate has narrowed the number of people on the main stage.
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The gap between Democrats and Republicans on this issue has narrowed, though.
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In doing so, the high court narrowed the grounds for corruption cases.
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The president said Sunday he had narrowed it down to four finalists.
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The trade deficit narrowed, but there was a decline in trade volume.
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The deficit with Mexico narrowed 29.8 percent to $1.03 billion in April.
|
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Economists expect the government to report that gap narrowed significantly in 2015.
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Its net loss narrowed to $107 million, or 15 cents a share.
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The seasonally adjusted trade surplus in December narrowed to 21.4 billion euros.
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The Italian/German 10-year bond yield gap narrowed to 123 bps.
|
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Trump in recent days has narrowed his shortlist for the high court.
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I narrowed myself to being this thing I thought I should be.
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After winning the nomination, Mr. Trump narrowed his focus on Mrs. Clinton.
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When you've narrowed down your choices, ask for bids and several references.
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Britain's Conservative Party narrowed the search for its leader down to two.
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The gap between black and white mortality has narrowed in recent years.
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By January, Amazon narrowed the list to 20 locations, including New York.
|
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Some of these gaps narrowed this week, though they did not disappear.
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But that only narrowed the margin, to a still yawning 149 votes.
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But that narrowed almost immediately, and, in the following four nights, Oct.
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In math, 2584 schools narrowed the gap, while 218 fell further behind.
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She has said her teachings cannot be narrowed to such a theology.
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She has said her teachings cannot be narrowed to such a theology.
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The quality of American science remains higher, but the gap has narrowed.
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The field has narrowed, the first votes are set to be cast.
|
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These improvements have narrowed the gap between TBANK and larger domestic peers.
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Last week, we sorted through your suggestions and narrowed down the list.
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The senate version of the bill narrowed it to only nurse practitioners.
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However, the French trade deficit narrowed in November to 4.63 billion euros.
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Her windpipe narrowed as if she had something stuck in her throat.
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The margin of error for Mr. Mulvaney's confirmation appeared to have narrowed.
|
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The narrowed forecast comes in largely below analysts' estimates of $5.015 billion.
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For example, it has narrowed choices on the shelves to reduce clutter.
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If the Cybertruck's stance is narrowed, will the body roll be worse?
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The operating loss (EBITDA) narrowed to 3.3 million pounds from 37 million.
|
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Another friend suggested that the topic be narrowed further to Leo Frank.
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But the fresh Quinnipiac poll shows that advantage narrowed in both states.
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Neither were passengers once seats narrowed and the space between rows disappeared.
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And yes, the wage gap has slowly narrowed in the United States.
|
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So, we narrowed it down to Paris and Cape Town, South Africa.
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The courts have narrowed and delayed, if not defeated, Trump's travel ban.
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The gap in viral suppression rates for blacks narrowed in comparison to whites; the gap for adolescents and youth adults narrowed in comparison to those for older adults; and the gap for HIV-positive people living in the South narrowed in comparison to people in other regions of the U.S. Disparities persisted, but were significantly reduced for every group except homeless and transgender people, Cheever said.
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UnitedHealth narrowed its full-year outlook, while J&J raised its 2016 guidance.
|
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Trump is believed to have narrowed his running-mate picks to three candidates.
|
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Sears Holding jumped about 30 percent after the retailer narrowed its quarterly losses.
|
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" It should have said, "America's trade deficit narrowed dramatically during the Great Recession.
|
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Four months later, the pool of 238 bids was narrowed to 20 finalists.
|
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Eventually, however, she narrowed in on her titular subjects: Lina, Maggie and Sloane.
|
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But now, even in Pennsylvania, her lead narrowed as the night went on.
|
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In this picture, my eyes have been artificially narrowed, my skin artificially loosened.
|
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That has narrowed the forecast spread between 230-year and 10-year yields.
|
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One FSOC senior official said the update narrowed the focus of that review.
|
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We don't know the name just yet, but we have narrowed it down.
|
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Democrats, meanwhile, have narrowed their 2020 convention choices to Houston, Miami and Milwaukee.
|
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SFFA argues that even this narrowed use of the practice is a problem.
|
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Current-account deficits have narrowed, leaving most countries less reliant on foreign borrowing.
|
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And M for March might have been narrowed to fit the same space.
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"Lending is being narrowed down to mortgages, familiar customers and agriculture," he says.
|
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The case was later narrowed to focus specifically on Trump's hotel in Washington.
|
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But, we narrowed our work to the most critical topics of the week.
|
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Trump's possible picks are thought to be narrowed to three candidates: Indiana Gov.
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A subsequent, disastrous television interview by Mrs May narrowed that lead even more.
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It's a big world out there, so we've narrowed it down for you.
|
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This narrowed down our list of applicable franchise brands to less than 503.
|
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Volumes have, however, recovered since the start of May and divergences have narrowed.
|
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Dortmund's victory narrowed its gap with first-place Bayern Munich to 8 points.
|
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The spread has narrowed 30 bps from recent 2-1/2 year highs.
|
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Sanders has narrowed the gap in the Super Tuesday voting state of Texas.
|
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The scope for compromise has drastically narrowed from where it stood in 2016.
|
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Results were helped by cost cutting, though refining margins narrowed from previous quarters.
|
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Eventually the lawsuit narrowed all the way down to eight specific trade secrets.
|
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The WTI prompt spread (CLc1-CLc2) narrowed by as much as 8 cents.
|
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It narrowed to 7.4 percent in 2018 and is expected to shrink further.
|
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It narrowed to a fraction of 21959 basis point earlier in the session.
|
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It's a perfect illustration of how her world in the movie has narrowed.
|
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The trading range in which it has remained since mid-June has narrowed.
|
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Ball State University Supreme Court ruling severely narrowed the definition of workplace supervisors.
|
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The White House went back to the drawing board and narrowed its scope.
|
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The Dow narrowed its losses from October's all-time highs to 6.3 percent.
|
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A 2-yard touchdown burst by Hyde narrowed the gap to 17-16.
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Its 2018 net loss narrowed to $267.9 million from $338.1 million in 2017.
|
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It narrowed the scope of the ban to respond to the courts' objections.
|
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Now the ratio has narrowed to 2 to 1, according to the NRA.
|
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Its loss narrowed to $89 million last year from $105 million in 2015.
|
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In this next installment of our CEO series, we narrowed the data set.
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Last month, the company had reported net loss narrowed to 46.4 million dirhams.
|
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Cunningham narrowed it down, at least, to a range of only five Sundays.
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He's narrowed things down to three contenders: Technics, Bowers & Wilkins, and Audio-Technica.
|
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While the gender pay gap has narrowed over recent years, it still exists.
|
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Slater was freed from Glasgow prison in 1928, he faced narrowed prospects. The
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The last time it narrowed was in 85033, and Democrats won the majority.
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"Ultimately Bob Mueller interpreted his charter in a very narrowed way," Schiff said.
|
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Since mid-February stocks and commodities have rallied and spreads have narrowed again.
|
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The final spread was 375bp over Libor, narrowed from guidance of 400bp-425bp.
|
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The company also narrowed its full-year guidance due to impact from hurricanes.
|
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Mr. Trump's lead in Wisconsin has narrowed to 22,525 votes, or 0.8 percent.
|
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Abortion-rights groups sued in 2016 after the health exception was further narrowed.
|
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After resistance from DreamHost, the Justice Department narrowed the scope of its request.
|
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The company's loss over that stretch narrowed to $24.2 million from $33.2 million.
|
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Losses narrowed to $22.5 million for 2016, down from $30.2 million in 2015.
|
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Now, looking back, Lawler believes he narrowed in on her for other reasons.
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Now I'm a disabled felon, so the opportunities are narrowed down even more.
|
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The gap has since narrowed slightly but remains larger than before the election.
|
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Some GOP senators said earlier Monday that the list of differences had narrowed.
|
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His breathing was ragged and loud — his trachea dangerously narrowed by swollen tissues.
|
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Last year, the participation gap on the college tests between those groups narrowed.
|
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Through the 1970s, the income gap between rich and poor regions narrowed significantly.
|
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His eyes narrowed, he leaned in, and we kissed, burger faces and all.
|
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Those gaps narrowed slightly from the prior year, but they remained stubbornly wide.
|
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And I think, you know, you narrowed in on something that's really important.
|
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By Saturday night, they had narrowed the gap only slightly, to three games.
|
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She noted the dates on a yellow legal pad, then narrowed her eyes.
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Dave & Buster's narrowed its fiscal year 2019 revenue and same-store sales guidance.
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On this day, the space between earth and clouds narrowed to almost nothing.
|
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That narrowed the field to Jolly, Grayson and Grayson's main primary opponent, Rep.
|
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But the field of Democratic hopefuls has narrowed drastically before the voting begins.
|
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"The Items got narrowed down towards sound," Teenage Engineering founder Jesper Kouthoofd says.
|
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Areva's 2015 loss narrowed to 2.04 billion euros from 4.83 billion in 2014.
|
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The road narrowed and became purely residential, and the snow started to build.
|
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In the second quarter, the current account surplus narrowed to 3.9 billion ringgit.
|
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Federal prosecutors in New York had narrowed the charges against Collins last month.
|
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The gap has narrowed, but recent polling still shows Moore ahead of Strange.
|
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On a per-share basis, Tesla's net loss narrowed to $2.04 from $2.13.
|
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The company narrowed its losses from 2016 to 2017, according to the filing.
|
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After applying the first rule, the field is narrowed substantially, but not enough.
|
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The bright, round eyes narrowed and darkened; the lips twisted into a sneer.
|
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Instead, the patients had narrowed arteries that were discovered with exercise stress tests.
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It narrowed the Yankees' lead to 4-1, but Severino allowed no more.
|
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When the aircraft turned up the Pech Valley, the world narrowed among peaks.
|
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Perhaps we were being arbitrary, but it was how we narrowed the field.
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Romney narrowed the gap after his convention and Trump may well do the same.
|
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Those 50 entries are further narrowed down via public voting to the top five.
|
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As Slavik turned increasingly to organized crime, he dramatically narrowed his retail malware business.
|
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In 2015, the government narrowed the range to plus or minus 1.5 percentage points.
|
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The spread between U.S. 262.10-year and 21-year yields narrowed 1.6 basis points.
|
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The gap with Germany's borrowing costs also narrowed to the smallest in two weeks.
|
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The spread narrowed further in 22015 and was quoted at 26.3 bps last week.
|
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Amazon narrowed down the list of 238 applicants to 20 finalists in January 2018.
|
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The Brent premium over WTI narrowed to about $2.15, its lowest since Feb. 1.
|
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Some is market driven, as volatility has increased and the yield curve has narrowed.
|
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The U.S. Supreme Court narrowed the law's reach in a 2013 decision, Kiobel v.
|
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, they narrowed the scope of federal clean water regulation.
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The contract narrowed its large discount to the CME lean hog index of 82.85.
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I think the American conversation about what is possible has become narrowed over time.
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In July, the DNA sample narrowed down possible suspects to Miller and his brother.
|
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I had narrowed my definition of burnout to exclude my own behaviors and symptoms.
|
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Beyond Meat's net loss narrowed marginally to $29.89 million in the year ended Dec.
|
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Once you've narrowed down your selection, it's time to look at how you'll pay.
|
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But up until six weeks ago, SpaceX still hadn't narrowed down the exact cause.
|
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The annual deficit narrowed to $27.8 billion last year from $47.35 billion in 2017.
|
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The Working Families Party has narrowed its endorsement list to six candidates, including Sen.
|
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan investment-grade CDS index narrowed 2bp to 59.6bp/60.5bp.
|
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The fall in 20.3-year Treasury yields narrowed the premium over shorter-dated yields.
|
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However, the deficit has narrowed to 36% from last week's 43%, the data showed.
|
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Year on year, the trade surplus narrowed to 109.9 billion euros from 122.4 billion.
|
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After publication resumed on the afternoon of November 28th, Mr Nasralla's lead steadily narrowed.
|
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The company's net loss narrowed to $1 million from $45 million a year earlier.
|
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If authorities have narrowed down their search for Ceglia, they are not saying much.
|
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But it narrowed its use by the state and banned it for private companies.
|
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" They noted the perception gap between the Fed and the market has "narrowed somewhat.
|
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It seemed that way after the conventions, but the gap between them has narrowed.
|
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On Tuesday, VIX April futures VXc5003 were at 17, so that gap has narrowed.
|
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But it still seems like Sanders's once-inspiring campaign has narrowed into a squabble.
|
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Officials narrowed it down to four final contestants — and followers voted for their favorite.
|
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Its spread over higher-rated Germany briefly narrowed to its tightest since September 2018.
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He also said the spread between the French 10-year and German bund narrowed.
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Its pretax loss for the period narrowed to 7.59 billion shillings from 9.44 billion.
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The group said on Wednesday its H1 net loss narrowed to 1003 million euros.
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We've narrowed down our favorite secret menu items here to the must-get list.
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But the divergence between the euro and German yields that occurred has narrowed since.
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Economists expected it to have narrowed to $003 billion from a five-year high.
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Though the gender pay gap has narrowed since 1980, it's still a chronic issue.
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More than three quarters of precincts are reporting, and Moore's lead has significantly narrowed.
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Nobody would explain to me who narrowed the scope of the probe or why.
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The contract narrowed its large discount to the CME lean hog index of 82.33.
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Preferring a high-rise, they narrowed their territory to Long Island City and Brooklyn.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $17.3 million in the quarter ended June 30.
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But without Mr. Kasich in the race, Mr. Trump's lead narrowed to two points.
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Costco's membership renewal rates declined as its gross margins narrowed during the fourth quarter.
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But, the gap has certainly narrowed in recent years as China has grown faster.
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The cities with the highest overall rankings were narrowed down to the top 50.
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Discounts narrowed after a restriction was imposed last week on imports from South Korea.
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Its adjusted loss before interest, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) narrowed to 20.8150 million euros.
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Now that we've narrowed the choices to a several dozen, let's pick a few.
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"I've got it narrowed to about five," he said, adding that included two women.
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The gap between short and long-term Treasury rates has narrowed significantly this week.
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"We narrowed down the succession candidates, but said nothing about my tenure," Blankfein noted.
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To pay for rate cuts, that law closed or narrowed many corporate tax subsidies.
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The goods trade deficit narrowed sharply, while wholesale and retail inventories increased in September.
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Aegon's credit-related investment losses have narrowed, with impairments falling since peaking in 2009.
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It's unclear that the two sides' differences have narrowed, even as the discussions resume.
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Unlike previous studies, we also narrowed our analysis to female candidates who were new.
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Net losses narrowed considerably to $2.1 million from $113.4 million this time last year.
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It also narrowed current quarter earnings guidance toward the upper end of prior projections.
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Dish has narrowed the list down to 13 for the purposes of this endeavor.
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"No," she said, "please," but his eyes narrowed with a drugged and desperate calculation.
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In Washington, the boundaries of what can be achieved politically seem to have narrowed.
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The road narrowed as I drove along it, the golden fields encroaching upon us.
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Warmed by the body, it expands to fill the narrowed opening and remains there.
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Has the black-white gap in test scores narrowed in the past 25 years?
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Depending on a movie's style and budget, that window could be narrowed, he explained.
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His tailoring has narrowed, and he has acquired an entire wardrobe of bomber jackets.
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The Democratic primary race, once a large field, narrowed further on Thursday when Sen.
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But by Thursday, after the settlement talks fell apart, the S.E.C. narrowed its focus.
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Friedrich effectively narrowed the subpoenas somewhat, but ordered that the firm produce the records.
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The ruling narrowed the grounds on which prosecutors can convict politicians of selling favors.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $281 million for the three months ended Dec.
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Amazon narrowed down its list of places for its headquarters to 20 on Thursday.
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On Thursday, the company said it had narrowed down the list to 28.1 locations.
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The gap has narrowed in the last two years, but it's still plenty wide.
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Excluding items, the company's loss narrowed to 50 cents per share from 65 cents.
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He indicated he has narrowed his list of 25 candidates to about five people.
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I've narrowed down my possible locations to a coastal town in Portugal or Croatia.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $6.6 million from $9.5 million a year earlier.
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After reviewing dozens of sheets, we've narrowed it down to the vesy best ones.
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Booker has fallen behind the top-tier candidates as the primary field has narrowed.
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Agents who worked on the original investigation narrowed down the murder weapon to a .
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Hergenrother says the OSIRIS-REx team has narrowed the mystery to two possible causes.
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She said her teachings are too varied to be narrowed to such a theology.
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But that gap has narrowed from 2.7 times in 2015, the department blog said.
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Even the existing commissions have often seen their budgets cut and their scopes narrowed.
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Another 3 by Carter narrowed the deficit to one just over a minute later.
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Galfar Engineering added 2625 percent after saying its annual net loss narrowed 20.2 percent.
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He has narrowed his focus to how sentencing videos can sway a judge's decision.
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They've narrowed the range of what constitutes a viable progressive politics in this country.
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Other recent polls have also put "Leave" ahead, while betting odds on Brexit have narrowed.
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The team narrowed their options to two sites, Oxia Planum and Mawrth Vallis further north.
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Box's operating loss also narrowed to $37.8 million, down from $55 million year-over-year.
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Amazon narrowed down the list to 20 cities earlier this year, further intensifying the competition.
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Overall, the negative current balance narrowed to about 9% in 2016 from 13.58% in 2015.
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The company narrowed its full-year revenue forecast to between $42.1 billion and $42.7 billion.
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They are narrowed by attentive focus, but not finely serialized into a stream of language.
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The Platts-assessed discount for "bare bright" had narrowed to just five cents in June.
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My vision narrowed—I could only see faces—and I felt sick in my gut.
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In May that spread had narrowed to just 50 cents, the tightest since November 513.
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BUT THE REALITY IS, BECAUSE THE MARKET IS ROARING, THE ACQUISITION WINDOW HAS REALLY NARROWED.
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We searched near and far, and narrowed it down to the spots that never disappoint.
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Earlier this month, the online retailer narrowed 238 applications for its second headquarters to 20.
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However, its lead over the United States narrowed, with spending there at about $350 billion.
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Kroger narrowed its gap with Walmart with an average premium of 7%, the analysts said.
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The company's executive team narrowed the long, free-form list of names down to three.
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He told Fox on Tuesday night that he has narrowed his list to five people.
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Net foreign direct investments (FDI) narrowed to $26.91 billion from $21.42 billion a year prior.
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It hasn't narrowed in on a specific supplier, distributor or brand of ground beef yet.
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The merchandise-trade gap with China narrowed to $34.7 billion in February from $35.5 billion.
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EA's loss narrowed to $38 million in the quarter from $140 million a year earlier.
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The company called that request overly broad, and in turn the government narrowed its request.
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In the ensuing decades it narrowed, and in some cases reversed, racial gaps in voting.
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The loss narrowed to $1.58 billion (32.6 billion pesos) from $9.8 billion a year earlier.
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Big-city schools still performed below the nation as a whole, but narrowed the gap.
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Luyendyk has narrowed it down to four girls: Tia, Becca K., Lauren B., and Kendall.
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His lead, which was double digits initially, has now narrowed between four and seven points.
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It's a new initiative at NIPS, and 23 proposed competitions were narrowed down to five.
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A world where we need less parking — where streets can be narrowed and sidewalks widened.
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But after 2008 gaps opened up, although they have narrowed a bit in recent years.
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"We&aposve narrowed the gap on (the Indians) some," Twins manager Paul Molitor said Sunday.
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The company has also narrowed the gap between itself and the market leader, CAR Inc.
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Meanwhile, the GOP presidential nominee has narrowed the gap in critical swing state of Pennsylvania.
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As time has gone on, such shortcomings have narrowed in scope, and have driven innovation.
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The company's net revenue grew 32 percent from a year earlier, while its loss narrowed.
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Since then, futures narrowed their losses and were down about 286 points, or 1.6 percent.
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So far, only five teams remain in the competition, narrowed down from dozens of competitors.
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Scott's lead over Nelson narrowed to about 12,500 votes, or 0.15 percent, by Saturday afternoon.
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With the cuts at GE Digital and its narrowed focus, some of them have departed.
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While it kept her hair color, the AI narrowed Kehlani's nose and lightened her skin.
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The gap narrowed to 13.2 percentage points in September from 13.9 percentage points in August.
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More recent data from Saez, however, found that the income gap narrowed slightly in 2013.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $111.7 million in 2017 from $210.2 million in 2016.
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Note: For the sake of elegance, we narrowed down our list from 1,218 to 219.
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The spread narrowed partially after Siri's dismissal and the parties' pledges to plough on together.
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His 23.59th homer of the season scored Hamilton and narrowed the deficit to 22-22.
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The euro rallied across the board, equity markets jumped and French-German bond spread narrowed.
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Its losses narrowed to $27.3 million from $29.6 million during the same period last year.
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This resorting has narrowed the differences within the parties, but widened the distance between them.
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Vodafone narrowed its full-year profit growth target to 3 percent from 1-5 percent.
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Bombardier's net loss narrowed to 31 cents per share in the fourth quarter ended Dec.
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And Clinton's national lead among likely Democratic primary voters has narrowed -- but is still clear.
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That meant the trade surplus narrowed to 17.3 billion euros ($19.68 billion) from 17.7 billion.
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The general government deficit narrowed to 0003% of GDP in 2016 from 1.4% in 2015.
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After reading the proposals, Ohtani and his representatives narrowed his list down to seven teams.
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Opinion polls now shows Clinton's lead over Trump has narrowed slightly since early last week.
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The search area has now narrowed to a radius of 40 miles, according to CNN.
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But gas prices have fallen and the spread between winter and summer prices have narrowed.
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The study found that results only narrowed in places with fewer displays of racial bias.
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By 2013, researchers had narrowed the field to 14 selections and to five by 2014.
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"In response, the price gap to platinum has narrowed to $50 per troy ounce again."
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The bidding for Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) has narrowed down to Amazon and Microsoft.
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" He narrowed his eyes, his face tightened and he continued, "We're gonna kill the rattlesnakes.
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It narrowed the current-account deficit for a while but the effect was short-lived.
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Donnelly's lead over Braun is narrowed to three points when including Libertarian candidate Lucy Brenton.
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In addition, the disparity between white and black mothers' outcomes has narrowed by 80 percent.
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To keep insurance premiums down, health insurance companies narrowed provider networks, meaning skimpy provider networks.
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Moreover, the difference in Japan has narrowed markedly since the courts began to weigh in.
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The military is certain the Maute are protecting Hapilon and had narrowed down his location.
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The 9th District is reliably conservative, but this year's race has narrowed throughout the fall.
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It also narrowed the interest rate corridor and cut the overnight deposit rate into negative.
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Premiums in Hong Kong narrowed slightly to 70 cents-$1.20 against 70 cents-$1.50 previously.
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Finding her perfect scent was impossible so we narrowed it down to her three favorites!
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That narrowed the number of products that Oso would no longer be able to sell.
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The income gap between men and women has narrowed, but it remains at nearly 51%.
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That gap between the candidates in the poll has narrowed in the past couple months.
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The DNC has narrowed the field of potential host cities to Miami, Milwaukee and Houston.
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Trump said he has narrowed the pool of candidates to five people, including two women.
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I've narrowed it down to three of my personal favorites, with a few other alternatives.
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While the DOJ has indeed narrowed its request, DreamHost is not resting on its laurels.
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Amazon passed St. Louis by in January when it narrowed its search to 20 cities.
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The gap narrowed to 12.3 percentage points in October from 13.2 percentage points in September.
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The Pentagon has narrowed down the contenders for the JEDI contract to Amazon and Microsoft.
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They've been narrowed down from nearly 13,000 entries, sent in from all over the world.
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That sketch was published soon after, and officials narrowed in on local "ruffian," Tommy Ward.
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Its businesses were gradually sold off as the company narrowed its to focus to packaging.
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Reported pretax losses narrowed to 791 million pounds from 1.23 billion pounds a year ago.
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He could be denied a majority of delegates if the field narrowed to Mr. Rubio.
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By Friday, negotiators seemed to have narrowed the range to amounts well below Trump's request.
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Marinello isn't the only case in which the Supreme Court has narrowed an obstruction statute.
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We've narrowed it down to the absolute best bites that the city has to offer.
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The credit spread has narrowed to 70 basis points as of the close on Thursday.
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Rachmat's regulations at the Ministry of Trade narrowed the law, allowing for a nationwide ban.
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Now 41 years old, his approach to game design can be narrowed down to verbs.
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It narrowed its forecast range for its 2016 margin to between 5.5 and 6.5 percent.
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However, the options are narrowed somewhat each year by International Living's Annual Global Retirement Index.
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As the war ground on and the opposition became more Islamist, Mr. Obama's options narrowed.
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It would also be narrowed if the burdens of family life were shouldered more equitably.
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There is very little evidence, Polikoff says, that the law meaningfully narrowed the achievement gap.
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For instance, America's trade deficit narrowed dramatically during the Great Recession, when national consumption faltered.
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Earlier, Cruz's campaign said it had narrowed its running mate options to a short list.
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Currently, CT scans tell a doctor when an artery has already become narrowed by plaque.
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Vonleh's layup with 1:28 left in regulation narrowed the Knicks' deficit to 122-120.
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Bilbao, with its flush coffers and narrowed options, has become soccer's poor little loaded club.
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A world where we need less parking — where streets can be narrowed and sidewalks widened.
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The road narrowed as we worked our way past wildlife sanctuaries and forests of sandalwood.
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Arkansas narrowed that nine-point deficit to five, at 65-23, with three minutes left.
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Some public policy experts believe the definition should be narrowed for admissions and financial aid.
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Yen swap spreads have narrowed to around 60 bps but still remain well above average.
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A 220-yard field goal narrowed Houston's deficit to 20-228 in the third quarter.
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It said then that it had narrowed a pool of suspects to about 100 people.
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Mr. Paulissen said the pool of suspects had been narrowed to a few dozen people.
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The count since then has narrowed Sanders's margin, though not enough to threaten his lead.
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The lawsuit that was narrowed on Tuesday, New Yorkers for Students' Educational Rights (Nyser) v.
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But the appeals court narrowed the injunction issued by Judge Watson in a significant way.
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Unfortunately, the academic pathways to such expertise have narrowed, even as the need has grown.
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They were still the lightest team in the quarter-finals, but the gap has narrowed.
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The stock's losses had narrowed in recent weeks as word of the deal talks leaked.
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First, the researchers narrowed down the data set to messages sent only within the company.
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Raffles owner AccorHotels narrowed its full-year profit guidance, citing uncertainty on China-related issues.
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But after the December annual inflation reading of 11.84%, the real rate has narrowed markedly.
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The investigation narrowed in on three helium containers within the second-stage liquid oxygen tank.
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In Singapore, premiums narrowed marginally to around 60-70 cents from 60-80 cents previously.
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Net loss narrowed to $2.7 million for the same period from $53.3 million in 2017.
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After interviews with 120 candidates for each position, the founders narrowed in on their favorites.
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The goods trade deficit narrowed sharply, while both wholesale and retail inventories increased in September.
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Amazon received 238 proposals for HQ2 and narrowed those down to 20 finalists, including Austin.
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From there, I further narrowed down the list by asking various professionals who I knew.
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Thousands of other drivers were at a practical standstill on narrowed lanes near flooded banks.
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Other polls published on Monday also put "Leave" ahead, while betting odds on Brexit narrowed.
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The yield curve narrowed to its flattest level since before the financial crisis this week.
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But it also may be revealing that Sessions has so narrowed his denials of late.
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Over the past week, the vote count has narrowed in Florida's gubernatorial and Senate races.
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But that yield gap has narrowed of late, showing investor preference for these government-linked agencies.
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Loss per share for the first quarter narrowed to 95 cents per share from 98 cents.
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WTI's discount to Brent WTCLc0003-LCOc1 narrowed to $5.15 a barrel, its narrowest since July 2018.
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"The differences, where they remain, have narrowed and work continues to reach an agreement," Ingves said.
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By Saturday, we had narrowed the look down to a slight nod to the sexy '70s.
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Jennifer Garner has narrowed down her favorite Ina Garten recipe—but picking just one wasn't easy.
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I've narrowed it down to what works best for me in terms of money and time.
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He -- maybe, he has narrowed it down to three, as a source had told Fox News.
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By the early 1970s, NASA had narrowed its field of potential supersonic parachutes to two finalists.
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The central government deficit narrowed slightly to 1.2% of GDP, from 1.3% of GDP in 2014.
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India's trade deficit narrowed in September as gold imports declined for the first time since January.
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By the administration of George W. Bush, white evangelicals' favourite president, their political agenda had narrowed.
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That narrowed the gap over German peers to 17 bps, its tightest level in nine days.
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The drugmaker narrowed its sales forecast to $39.0 to $40.2 billion from $38.7 to $40.2 billion.
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Instead, it narrowed its strategy by committing to a smaller facility focusing on smaller LCD panels.
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Afterward, the challenge was narrowed to 10 teams who traveled to Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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Revenue was up nearly 38% year over year, and the company narrowed its losses by 5%.
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The gap over German bond yields narrowed to around 190 bps, its tightest in four weeks.
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Coming off an overwhelming victory for Donald Trump in New York, the field has narrowed considerably.
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It narrowed its loss to $52 million from a loss of $2.58 billion a year earlier.
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After more than 11,000 photos were submitted, Agora has narrowed the competition down to 50 images.
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Jordan*, 33, narrowed her search on FetLife to find an invite-only party in downtown Toronto.
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It's entirely possible that we'll have expanded it in some respects and narrowed it in others.
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Moments ago, a portly local warned my co-pilot, Jared, that the road narrowed up ahead.
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The yuan's losses also narrowed after the news, closing at 6.7666 per dollar in onshore trade.
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Subsequent examinations further narrowed the victim's age, but a positive identification wouldn't come until years later.
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Decades of building levees close to rivers has narrowed them, blocked flood plains and lifted water.
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The region's current-account deficit narrowed by 1.4 percentage points of GDP last year (to 2.1%).
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The Republican candidates zipped around South Carolina, where the race has narrowed heading into Saturday's primary.
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The company's loss per share likely narrowed to 216 cents a share from $22 a share.
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After the pool of candidates has been narrowed, the finalists usually have very similar skill sets.
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The gap narrowed between Black Friday and December 24th: basically, a recovery in the holiday blitz.
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GE also narrowed its 26.5 earnings guidance and increased its stock buyback program by $28.5 billion.
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LONDON — Peer-to-peer lender Zopa saw revenues leap 60% higher last year as losses narrowed.
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The Trump campaign narrowed Clinton's lead back to within the margin of error in late September.
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Since then, Clinton's lead in the polls overTrump has narrowed significantly, according to data from RealClearPolitics.
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The gap for women who earn more than 10% of the population has narrowed since 2000.
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The gap for women who earn more than 22% of the population has narrowed since 220.
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It earlier narrowed to the almost 136 bps hit last month, the lowest since October 2016.
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When adjusted for inflation, the trade deficit narrowed to $62.8 billion from $63.8 billion in April.
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Google's Lunar Xprize challenge, announced more than a decade ago, had narrowed down to four finalists.
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Today, largely because of Europe's migration crisis and the interminable euro mess, the polls have narrowed.
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UCAR's losses narrowed in 2H16 on the back of strong revenue growth and economies of scale.
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That meant Thailand's trade surplus over the six months narrowed from $6 billion to $4.8 billion.
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He had narrowed the choice to Christie, former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) and Indiana Gov.
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As worries have grown over Europe's economic woes and its migration crisis, the gap has narrowed.
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The British pay gap almost halved, while the gender divide in U.S. salaries narrowed still further.
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The WTI prompt spread CLc1-CLc2 narrowed by as much as 7 cents in the day.
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Trump told reporters Friday that he's narrowed his list down to five people, including two women.
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Safe-haven demand for bonds has narrowed the spread between short- and long-dated Treasury yields.
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Trump has narrowed the field and will nominate former Army lieutenant colonel and Tennessee state Sen.
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And after some serious testing, we narrowed down the top five formulas guaranteed to impress you.
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But now they have to start over and their range of attack has been significantly narrowed.
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The judge called Amster's subpoena too broad, said she planned quash it and wanted it narrowed.
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Read: Death of officer hits department hard On Monday, officials narrowed the location to one area.
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It's possible that you could have a similar kind of effect if you narrowed a dimension.
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But with much-needed federal aid in the balance, Democrats have narrowed their public concerns. Rep.
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The family has had dozens over the years, but Lowlow's narrowed his collection as of late.
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When adjusted for inflation, the trade gap narrowed to $254.50 billion from $78.2 billion in March.
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Either way, he seemed suddenly vulnerable, a shift that narrowed the distance between him and us.
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But their margin for error narrowed — because of fatigue, because of injuries, because of waning focus.
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The company narrowed its loss from a 1.27 billion peso loss in the year earlier quarter.
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The author originally researched around 800 different structures and narrowed the list down to 300 selections.
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But new reports have surfaced that say Trump has narrowed his decision down to three candidates.
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He saw the whiteness of Sara's eyes around her pupils, her stare suddenly narrowed and mean.
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On a per-share basis, net loss attributable to stockholders narrowed to 68 cents from $2.21.
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The 20th century bore that theory out: income gaps narrowed across American states and European regions.
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Its gross margin narrowed to 18.0% from 18.8%, and the operating margin to 7.3% from 7.9%.
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It also said that net losses narrowed to $49.8 million from a shortfall of $54.5 million.
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When adjusted for inflation, the trade gap narrowed to $2.23 billion from $22.2 billion in March.
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"One of these days, and hopefully soon, that difference has got to be narrowed," he said.
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" In the nomination battle overall, Rollins added, "it is getting narrowed down to these three candidates.
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So, in honor of them and their small humans, we narrowed it down ahead of time.
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The police have narrowed down their search to Gillam, a town in the northern Manitoba province.
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However, that edge in public opinion has narrowed recently, according to a Real Clear Politics average.
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Indiana narrowed the deficit to 92-91 on Lance Stephenson's three-pointer with 5:43 left.
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When adjusted for inflation, the trade deficit narrowed to $21.3 billion from $2265 billion in April.
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"We have narrowed it down and it is a narrowing list," Kaufman told CNN on Tuesday.
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Discarding months of planning, they narrowed their trip to 15 to 20 regions in six countries.
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But even that edge has narrowed since Sanders crushed her in New Hampshire's primary last week.
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Investment in home building increased for a second quarter while rising exports narrowed the trade deficit.
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In 2013, Congress narrowed the loophole, but only for domestic violence crimes in exceptionally narrow circumstances.
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Those choices, reckless moves from the Bolton playbook, have narrowed our options and undermined our diplomacy.
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The singers cupped their tongues, circled their lips, and narrowed their throats, creating high, whistling overtones.
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During the process, Amazon narrowed 238 bids to 20 finalists, including Chicago, Denver, Indianapolis, and Miami.
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Net loss narrowed to $2.6 million, or 3 cents per share, in the quarter ended Jan.
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We've narrowed that list to some of our favorites, and only the ones available on streaming.
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But Saudi Industrial Export outperformed the market, jumping 9.9 percent after its third-quarter loss narrowed.
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On Wednesday, Siena released a new survey showing that gap had narrowed to 254 points. Mrs.
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The full-year deficit narrowed to $27.8 billion in 2018 from $47.35 billion the previous year.
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Our options had narrowed to two obscure '50s-era antidepressants and Buspirone, an anxiolytic antianxiety med.
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Robert McDonnell guilty of bribery — and in doing so narrowed the scope of federal bribery laws.
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The 2019s, priced at 155bp over 3-year US Treasuries, narrowed to 147bp in afternoon trade.
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Clinton still leads in averages of recent polls, though her margin has narrowed since late June.
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It also narrowed its revenue guidance to 17.6-18.0 billion crowns from 17.2-18.0 billion crowns.
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The Eli Lilly spinoff also narrowed its full-year earnings outlook, due to expected supply disruptions.
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The spread between the two-year and 10-year note yields narrowed to 15.3 basis points.
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The current account deficit narrowed to 4.8% of GDP in 2015, down from 11.6% in 2012.
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Those improvements come with trade-offs, of course — an intensely narrowed focus means a blurrier periphery.
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After reviewing dozens of contenders for the best sheets, we've narrowed it down to our favorites.
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Next, they compared their lists in small groups and narrowed it to three core American values.
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For too long, innovation has been narrowed to fit patent holders' argument for sacrosanct property rights.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump said the meeting location had been narrowed to two or three sites.
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And while the business unit was still loss making, those losses narrowed and the margins improved.
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So they've drastically narrowed their interpretation of fighting words to insults directed on the personal level.
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But since you requested books about specific productions, I narrowed the focus of my recommendations accordingly.
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I crept forward but the walls narrowed and the remaining space filled with even more insects.
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If it features narrowed eyes, a pointed straw hat, or comically yellow skin, it's probably racist.
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Your search results will be narrowed as all email is filtered to include your search query.
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New vocabulary has emerged, as have new habits and new ways of navigating a narrowed landscape.
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The three-month/10-year yield curve also narrowed slightly but remained well in positive territory.
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The Senate narrowed a controversial provision in the bill that would allow teachers to be armed.
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And with only five to 22019 Best Picture nominees, that field has to be narrowed somehow.
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California, the court has never specifically narrowed that holding for death penalty trials, despite their complexity.
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Net loss narrowed to $34.9 million, or 38 cents per share, in the quarter ended Jan.
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Ukraine said it had narrowed it down to either a missile strike or a terrorist act.
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Net interest margin narrowed to 2.32 percent by end-June, from 2.40 percent three months prior.
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Officials involved in negotiations said that differences over the terms of the split had narrowed significantly.
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Hundreds of images for each month were narrowed down to dozens and, eventually, to about 10.
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As the election cycle has worn on, the cone of true Republican pickup opportunities has narrowed.
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The spread between the two-year and 10-year note yields narrowed to 15.3 basis points.
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But thanks to a missed extra point, New England only narrowed Atlanta's lead to 28-9.
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The paper explains that China's interests in the Arctic can be narrowed down to two categories.
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Utah Republicans on Saturday narrowed down a packed field of GOP hopefuls looking to replace Rep.
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The trade balance for goods narrowed to 12.1 billion pounds from 15.4 billion pounds in March.
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The shorter-dated notes drew more bid, tightening around 7bp, while the 10-year notes narrowed 2bp.
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Since Gregg, the Supreme Court has steadily narrowed the pool of miscreants eligible for the death penalty.
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That was before he narrowed his plans — both literally and figuratively — to simply putting cars in tunnels.
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Opinion polls show Democrat Clinton's lead over Republican Donald Trump has narrowed slightly since early last week.
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That said, data compiled by RealClearPolitics shows Clinton's lead over Trump has narrowed significantly since last week.
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The company's loss narrowed to $5.8 million, or 1 cent per share in the quarter ended Sept.
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Through the night, financial markets reacted violently to poll results and as Clinton's path to victory narrowed.
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His victory also means that the Republicans' majority for the foreseeable future has narrowed to just 2.
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Precision's net loss narrowed to C$31 million ($23.6 million) from C$271 million, a year earlier.
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Net loss attributable to the company narrowed to $12.1 million in the first quarter ended Sept. 30.
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The Democrats' lead in those Clinton districts has narrowed a bit since the beginning of the month.
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Although BOI's deficit has since narrowed, the bank wants to see a sustained improvement before resuming dividends.
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As of Tuesday, however, it had narrowed even more noticeably, down to under one-half percentage point.
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The Food and Drug Administration narrowed the source of the E. coli outbreak to six California counties.
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She had narrowed down three possible surrogates to carry her grandchild, but the fertilization procedure wasn't successful.
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But if I had to do it again, I might have narrowed it to the sports teams.
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As Clinton's lead over Trump narrowed through August into early September, the peso slumped about 6 percent.
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" Ms. Finnegan was still torn but had narrowed it to three: "I don't know the order yet.
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Korea Housing Finance Corp's new 25.625s, priced yesterday at 2100.00bp over US Treasuries, narrowed to 733bp/101.4bp.
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Net loss narrowed to $85.9 million, or 44 cents per share, in the fourth quarter ended Dec.
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But Bolu's days narrowed to the moments he could take the pills; everything else was a distraction.
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The two started at a 70% -- 30% split in Clinton's favor, which has narrowed and now flipped.
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For although the opinion polls have narrowed recently, he has consistently been the underdog in the campaign.
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The report said both parties had narrowed their differences around the Irish border but some differences remained.
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Equities rose, the spread between the yields of French and German bonds narrowed and the euro rebounded.
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Net loss narrowed to $85.9 million, or 44 cents per share, in the fourth quarter ended Dec.
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Brent's premium over the same U.S. month WTCLc1-LCOc1 narrowed to its lowest in almost five weeks.
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Initially, I narrowed down the list based on location and the movements created outside of specific areas.
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In response to our narrowed FOIA request, the SEC provided Mashable with 95 complaints made against Coinbase.
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Now, with a series of brutal, darkly funny memes, they've turned a narrowed eye toward school shootings.
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To get you started on the fast track, we've narrowed in on some of our favorite picks.
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The spread between Clinton and Trump has also narrowed significantly since Friday, according to data from RealClearPolitics.
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Second, the pulmonary valve or arteries are narrowed or blocked, keeping blood from getting to the lungs.
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The Commission has narrowed its concerns to the auto industry according its charge sheet, the people said.
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After that, Clinton's lead in the polls over Donald Trump narrowed significantly, according to data from RealClearPolitics.
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Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's lead over Donald Trump has slightly narrowed recently, according to data from RealClearPolitics.
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The party still leads in polls, though its advantage over the centrist opposition has narrowed a bit.
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In 2018, Beyond Meat's net loss narrowed marginally to $29.89 million, from $30.38 million a year earlier.
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Women still outlive men in the United States by about 4.8 years, but that gap has narrowed.
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It sustained the steady post-1970s narrowing of the male-female wage gap (which hasn't narrowed since).
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The company also narrowed its full-year outlook for adjusted net earnings to $7.80-$7.95 per share.
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That beat Bradesco, the country's second-largest private lender, and narrowed the gap with industry-leading Itau.
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These gaps were also narrowed in the new CDC report, though not by as much as race.
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Police narrowed the search area, but by the time they got to her, it was too late.
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In November, the surplus narrowed to $335 million from $459 million in October, according to ministry data.
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This narrowed things down to a handful of companies including Jaybird, Jabra, Bang & Olufsen, and, yes, Beats.
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The gap between the prices has narrowed, but the firm anticipates those conditions will return this winter.
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The drop, however, narrowed from a 4 percent slide in September and 10.5 percent fall in August.
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In March 2014, her doctors narrowed the list to four candidates through the National Marrow Donor Program.
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Since 1978 the country's income per person has doubled in real terms while regional inequalities have narrowed.
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In the slideshow ahead, we narrowed it down to the best of what Italy has to offer.
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Net loss narrowed to $10 million, or 6 cents per share, in the fourth quarter ended Feb.
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That has narrowed the "enthusiasm gap" that all year has benefited Democrats outraged by the Trump presidency.
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Here are the 15 best Kardashian kid moments of 2018 (narrowed down from many, many kute kontenders).
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After some exploring (try searching "online clothing consignment" or "online children's clothing consignment") I narrowed my choices.
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The company also greatly improved its margins, showing that losses narrowed from $150 million to $206 million.
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In recent months, the companies had narrowed their choices down to sites in Alabama and North Carolina.
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But that premium narrowed after the countries declared a temporary truce in their trade war on Dec.
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Girls were less likely to be frequent binge drinkers than boys, but the gap narrowed over time.
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The responses were narrowed down to five broad categories: population, terrain and waterfront, arsenal, resources, and transit.
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Revenue was up more than 38% and losses narrowed by 5% over the course of the year.
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A new feature called Smart Magazines adds more personalization and narrowed discovery to topics a user follows.
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Skelos's conviction was later overturned on appeal after the Supreme Court narrowed the legal definition of corruption.
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They narrowed that down to 163, which included information on 23,143 patients whose average age was 70.
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Removing the peg has narrowed the gap between naira rates available on the official and black markets.
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The yield spread between 10-year and 2-year notes narrowed to its tightest since November 2007.
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Box's net loss narrowed to $19.7 million, or 14 cents per share, in the quarter ended Jan.
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Bullion narrowed losses following news that Boris Johnson would replace Theresa May as Britain's new prime minister.
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Net loss narrowed to $2.6 million, or 3 cents per share, in the second-quarter ended Jan.
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Net loss narrowed to $25.5 million, or 4 cents per share, in the fourth quarter ended Jan.
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And though his path to the Democratic nomination has narrowed, the money still appears to be flowing.
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Its spread over higher-rated Germany narrowed to its tightest since September 2018 at 234 basis points.
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Less than two weeks ago, the former president underwent angioplasty after a narrowed coronary artery was found.
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The group was narrowed to 18 runners, who were brought into the lab for testing in November.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $432.45 million, or $4.14 per share, in the quarter ended Dec.
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Stocks also sank as Clinton's lead over Trump also narrowed, mainly due to Trump coalescing Republican support.
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The Calgary-based company said net loss narrowed to $229 million in the fourth quarter ended Dec.
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The Commerce Department said the trade gap narrowed 2257.4 percent to $22.8 billion, the smallest since September.
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Scientific and technological advance have narrowed the opportunities for today's would-be Ernest Shackletons and Amelia Earharts.
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The seasonally adjusted trade surplus narrowed to 15.8 billion euros ($18.39 billion) from 19.3 billion in June.
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The spread between the December contracts on both benchmarks narrowed to $5.20 from $5.31 before the data.
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Ford improved its year-over-year margins in Europe and narrowed losses for its troubled China operations.
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At the other end, he sank a 15-foot jumper that narrowed the Blazers' lead to 12.
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But the loss narrowed sharply from 36.9 million riyals a year ago, and sales expanded 25 percent.
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Democrats have narrowed the list of cities they are considering to three: Houston, Miami Beach and Milwaukee.
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The company's loss narrowed to $8 million, or 1 cent per share, in the quarter ended Sept.
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The yield curve continued to flatten, as the gap between 10-year and 2-year yields narrowed.
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Using social media, food blogs and recommendations, the pair narrowed down their list to a top-four.
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Investigators had narrowed their search to a subset of blue Chevy Impalas; the network pinpointed which one.
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We narrowed our location further to a good school district that we believed would attract quality tenants.
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Alana: And we narrowed it down to four top spots based on internet research, word of mouth.
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These vehicles have partially, but not completely, narrowed the gap in fuel economy with their sedan counterparts.
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Even when she narrowed the need down to just her native San Francisco, the need was overwhelming.
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Losses from its mobile business narrowed and revenue rose 2 percent to $1.75 billion in the quarter.
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Using social media, food blogs and recommendations, the pair narrowed down their list to a top four.
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Net loss narrowed to $85.5 million, or 41 cents per share, in the third quarter ended Oct.
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It's narrowed down the shortlist of new emoji we'll be seeing in 2019 to 179 in total.
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Out of the 35 refreshing booths at Nova, we've narrowed down six you need to know now.
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The Democratic lead going into the November midterm elections has narrowed, according to a new CNN poll.
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AMD's net loss narrowed to $51 million, or 6 cents per share, in the quarter ended Dec.
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In post-conviction innocence cases, the options are narrowed, limited by what the court will even consider.
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The gaps were narrowed on sanctions against the Iranian activity in the Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen.
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In late January, the competition was narrowed down to 20 teams, competing for a $1 million prize.
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The court, after shifting rightward in the 1970s and 1980s, frequently narrowed major precedents from that era.
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The net loss narrowed to 400 million euros from a net loss of 4.6 billion in 2015.
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Deciding which emails I read, open, or delete is a process I've narrowed down to a science.
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As economic disparities between men and women have narrowed, political disparities have widened, at least among millennials.
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His voice tight, his eyes narrowed, the President seemed at first unfocused and low energy — perhaps overwhelmed.
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This significantly narrowed the window during which Conficker's creators had revisited either the M.I.T. or N.I.S.T. websites.
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In response, Trump narrowed the countries he targeted to six: Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
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The gap over benchmark German Bund yields narrowed to around 181 bps — its tightest in a month.
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That's the part that has fallen by the wayside as the ACA's coverage expansion has narrowed down.
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Officials narrowed the search area after critical evidence was found on the shore of the river Friday.
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For an actor, joining a show, rather than originating a character, means your creative choices are narrowed.
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Once they narrowed their focus to Pelham, N.Y., they made a date with a real estate broker.
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And even without overturning his signature cases, Justice Kennedy's decisions can be narrowed and their implications minimized.
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In March, Mr. Trump issued a new, revised ban that narrowed the scope of his original order.
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The spread between 10-year yield and three-month rate also narrowed to just two basis points.
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The graduation gap between white and black or Hispanic students, while still significant and troubling, has narrowed.
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Britain's total trade deficit for goods and services narrowed slightly to 1.5 billion pounds from 1.7 billion.
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Britain's total trade deficit for goods and services narrowed slightly to 1.5 billion pounds from 1.7 billion.
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The contango spread narrowed 23 cents last month, also supporting a price hike, a second trader said.
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Rehnquist wrote for the court that Miranda, as a constitutional ruling, could not be narrowed by Congress.
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The ONS also said Britain narrowed its budget deficit by more than anticipated to 7.2 billion pounds.
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A Detroit Free Press poll released Friday found that Trump had narrowed Clinton's lead in the state.
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Uber ultimately narrowed the scope of its report to five categories and concentrated on the United States.
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The department did not reveal any more details about how they narrowed the target landfill search area.
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Bakken discounts to WTI have narrowed sharply since 2013, and in early October were at about $1.
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There was always something vaguely annoyed in Miller's expression: a subtle snarl, a blank stare, narrowed eyes.
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In 2016, the Supreme Court narrowed that standard set by Casey in the Whole Women's Health v.
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Net loss narrowed to 1.23 million ringgit compared with a 395 million ringgit loss a year ago.
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Those losses narrowed in Thiam's first years in charge before the bank returned to profit in 2018.
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In the 2018 midterms, that gap narrowed to 66% to 36%, but it's still a wide gap.
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While millennial men are generally in better financial standing than women, the gap between genders has narrowed.
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The bill extended the visa program, but did not authorize additional visas, and narrowed eligibility for them.
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Amazon said Thursday it narrowed the list of potential sites for its second headquarters to 20 locations.
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Under Schulz, the left-leading Social Democrats have narrowed the gap in opinion polls with Merkel's conservatives.
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"We are narrowed in on the most important issues in bargaining," she said at a media briefing.
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Amazon announced Thursday it narrowed the list of potential sites for its second headquarters to 22 locations.
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Couture's slap shot narrowed San Jose's deficit to 5-2 at 13:20083 of the third period.
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Through the night, financial markets reacted violently to the election results as Clinton's path to victory narrowed.
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Cabot's net loss narrowed to $44.4 million, or 10 cents per share, in the quarter ended Dec.
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Last quarter's loss narrowed sharply from a shortfall of 384 million reais in the year-earlier period.
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With that sample, detectives narrowed down the search and later identified the suspect as Jake Edward Brown.
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Ms. Rosales, who remains an activist, charged that Mr. Duterte had a "narrowed view" of the issue.
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Unfortunately for those ideals, this is the demographic for whom the gender pay gap has narrowed most.
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Their convictions were overturned last year, after a Supreme Court ruling narrowed the legal definition of corruption.
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The Italy/Germany bond yield spread narrowed to its tightest since May 2018 at 194 basis points.
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Warren's momentum has moved her to the No. 2 spot in national polls and narrowed Biden's lead.
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He said on Friday that he had narrowed his list to about five names, including two women.
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In this way, the possible space for aliens to exist in is slightly narrowed with each search.
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I come in with anywhere from three to five pages of questions that I've narrowed in advance.
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The agency also pointed out that the Brent contango narrowed in the first month of this year.
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If the McDonnell decision narrowed the scope of what is illegal for a politician to give — not, say, a simple favor like making a phone call — the Skilling decision narrowed the scope of what is illegal for an official to receive: It must be an overt bribe or kickback.
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Clinton's lead has narrowed somewhat since January, her overwhelming support among black voters continues to buttress her advantage.
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Once they narrowed it down to Curry, his two children were asked if they would provide DNA samples.
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The current account deficit narrowed to $20163 billion, or 1.3 percent of gross domestic product, from $8.7 billion.
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To keep costs down, marketplace insurers narrowed their provider networks, meaning people have fewer doctor and hospital options.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $40.2 million, or 28 cents per share, in the quarter ended Oct.
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But also included are personal documents "based on the narrowed request from the committee," a source told CNN.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $44.4 million, or 10 cents per share, in the quarter ended Dec.
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But as credit spreads have narrowed, a sign investors are less risk-averse, small-cap stocks have climbed.
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Finberg, the attorney representing the group, said he still expects the narrowed class to include about 15,000 women.
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Net loss attributable to shareholders narrowed to $368.4 million, or $1.65 per share, in the quarter ended Dec.
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The closely-watched gap over German bond yields narrowed to around 190 bps — its tightest in four weeks.
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In alienating many mainstream Republicans during the campaign, Trump also may have narrowed his pool of potential hires.
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China's once-vast surplus has narrowed: in the first half of this year, indeed, China reported a deficit.
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That's exceptionally fortunate, considering the driver was chased-down along streets narrowed for the parade with pedestrians nearby.
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The gap in income between Malays (the biggest bumiputera group) and Chinese- and Indian-Malaysians has narrowed dramatically.
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The closely-watched gap over German bond yields narrowed to around 190 bps -- its tightest in four weeks.
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Net loss narrowed to $41.4 million in the quarter ended March 31 from $52.7 million a year earlier.
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He had narrowed down the list to "about" five names, he said, and two of them are women.
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For 2016 as a whole the Swiss current account surplus narrowed by 5 billion francs to 70 billion.
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That has narrowed Turkey's current account deficit, which had previously been one of the main concerns of investors.
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Ischemic heart disease is the most common type of heart disease and is caused by narrowed heart arteries.
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Nonobstructive coronary artery disease occurs when large arteries are narrowed by plaque build-up, but not completely obstructed.
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The gap over German bond yields narrowed to around 190 bps, its tightest in four weeks DE10IT10=RR.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $61.5 million, or 27 cents per share, in the quarter ended Sept.
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The Italian/German 10-year bond yield gap narrowed to around 256 bps, the tightest since late September.
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The gap between two-year and 10-year yields narrowed by 0.253 basis points to 25.10 basis points.
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Asian credit spread narrowed with the iTraxx Asia ex-Japan IG index pulling in 3bp to 68bp/69bp.
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The spread between 22017-year Chinese and U.S. Treasuries has narrowed sharply, touching 2298-month lows on Thursday.
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Meanwhile, although the gap in school resources has narrowed from the chasm of the segregation era, discrepancies remain.
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Emerging sovereign bond spreads over Treasuries narrowed one basis point but were at the highest in two weeks.
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However, the decline appears to have narrowed in 2Q17, with same-store sales growth decreasing by about 3%.
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After jury selection resumed last month, the pool was narrowed Monday down to 12 jurors and four alternates.
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As a result, Turkey's current-account deficit has narrowed far more swiftly than even the government had envisaged.
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The Democratic nominee's lead over her GOP counterpart Donald Trump has narrowed recently, according to data from RealClearPolitics.
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The gap between long-term and short-term interest rates has narrowed, as it tends to before recessions.
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China's augmented budget deficit has narrowed by about six percentage points of GDP since the beginning of 2017.
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The patient finally was given a CT scan, which showed that several arteries in his brain had narrowed.
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The company narrowed its 2017 capital budget last week, but maintained its production target of 532,000-2.023,000 boepd.
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After weeks of testing dozens of beauty-related gift sets, I've narrowed them down to the eight best.
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Its gross bad-loan ratio narrowed to 2.49 percent at end-September, from 2.5 percent at end-June.
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That lead has narrowed over time — in June, Clinton was down 10 points to Trump on the economy.
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Eventually, she narrowed this list to the nine sculptures that she would visit and photograph for Monumental Fear.
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But that premium narrowed after the countries declared a temporary truce in their trade war on Dec. 1.
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Once that was done, the total list of known superflares narrowed to 43 stars similar to our own.
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He is frank and self-effacing about the fact that he has narrowed his ambitions over the years.
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"Despite initial mistakes in investigation, we have narrowed down possible motives from 30 to two," the prosecutor said.
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AlphaGo narrowed the gap with Lee, but could not overtake him, resigning nearly five hours into the game.
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Though Britain's big four have narrowed the price gap with the discounters they have not reversed the trend.
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Though the spread between the two narrowed as the session wore on, it remained near multi-year highs.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $45.5 million, or 19 cents per share, in the quarter ended Dec.
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It has narrowed everyone's horizons in Whitehall so they're not thinking about the big things in the world.
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A narrowed discount for Canadian crude prices makes rail shipments to the Gulf Coast less economic for refiners.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $432.45 million, or $4.14 per share, in the fourth quarter ended Dec.
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Meanwhile, the Commerce Department said the U.S. trade deficit narrowed by 5 percent to $42.4 billion in November.
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And yet they survive and thrive, whereas we are environmentally narrowed to survive in very defined temperature ranges.
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The politically sensitive trade deficit with China narrowed to $23 billion, 26.6 per cent below the January total.
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The spread has narrowed from a peak of 20.5 basis points in May when the wildfires spooked investors.
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Huge consequences This battle within the GOP establishment lane, narrowed as it apparently is, will have huge consequences.
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Most notably, the sector's national wage gap narrowed from 4 percent in 2018 to 3 percent this year.
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CNBC Make It then narrowed down the list to those that pay well: $60,000 a year or more.
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Through the night, financial markets reacted violently to the election results and as Clinton's path to victory narrowed.
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For this list, CNBC narrowed down the list to public institutions, focusing only on in-state tuition costs.
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Germany's trade surplus narrowed to 17.6 billion euros ($20.09 billion) from a revised 18.2 billion euros in August.
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The March/April spread narrowed by 183 cents to a discount of 173 cents a barrel on Wednesday.
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Evraz narrowed its net loss to $188 million, versus a loss of $719 million in 2015, it said.
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The restrictions were later eased as the deficit narrowed and the scarcity of gold hit India's jewellery exports.
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The winner is chosen through public voting after submissions are narrowed down by a panel of noteworthy judges.
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So we narrowed our focus, dove into what we knew, and classified our profession: hip-hop sketch comedy.
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When it came to me, my friend Liz narrowed her eyes and said, 'You're just a little ratboy.
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Doctors believe they've narrowed down the cause of the myelitis, but the Centers for Disease Control is unconvinced.
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That narrowed the gap over benchmark German Bund yields to 282 bps from around 291 bps late Friday.
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The good news is that this gap seems to have narrowed a bit in the last quarter century.
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As of 0252 GMT, they were up 0.4 percent, while the broader market narrowed gains to 0.9 percent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge in Manhattan on Wednesday narrowed Woody Allen's $68 million lawsuit against Amazon.
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That margin has narrowed from the 52% who opposed Trump to the 41% who supported him in January.
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The slim path available to Mr. Sanders narrowed even further Monday evening with the news report that Mrs.
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In response, Congress passed a new version of the Stolen Valor Act in 2013 that narrowed its application.
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There's a lot to pick from, so to help make things easier, we narrowed it down for you.
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The odds of a Brexit narrowed on Tuesday as the Brussels bombings were seen boosting the 'Out' campaign.
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TechCrunch tested out dozens of the best fitness apps and we narrowed it down to our three favorites.
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French Connection said underlying operating loss narrowed to 3.7 million pounds ($4.5 million), for the year ended Jan.
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Democrats are now competitive in a broader portion of the electorate as Trump has narrowed his party's appeal.
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GE dampened sentiment after the conglomerate cut its full-year revenue growth target and narrowed its profit forecast.
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After going through all 22022 flybys, the researchers narrowed in on one that occurred on December 16th, 1997.
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That gap narrowed among patients in their 40s and 20123s, with women representing 45 percent of those diagnosed.
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The gap between two-year and 10-year yields narrowed by 2.6 basis points to 0.613 basis points.
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She used the satellite images to identify "hotspots", which were narrowed down to one site at Point Rosee.
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We narrowed it down to a leather pea coat of sorts, and Watson sent over four mockup designs.
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K+S narrowed its full-year EBITDA outlook to 730-13 million euros from 700-850 million euros.
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On Tuesday the gap between the two narrowed to a 210-year low of just 43 basis points.
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For all of 2017, it narrowed its forecast for adjusted profit, now expecting $1.99 to $1683 per share.
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For the second time since 2010, the court narrowed the avenues that prosecutors have to file such charges.
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Researchers narrowed in on that area using genetic analysis of DNA that gets passed down the female line.
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In its unanimous decision, the Supreme Court narrowed the definition of what conduct could merit a corruption prosecution.
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The seasonally adjusted trade surplus narrowed to 19.5 billion euros ($23.55 billion) from 21.2 billion euros in June.
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But Phelps, long viewed as something of an automaton internationally, has also narrowed the personality gap in Rio.
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In 2016, the region materially narrowed deficit to a marginal 0.3%, from an average 13% in 2013-2015.
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The U.S. December Chicago Fed National Activity Index narrowed to -0.22 from the revised -0.36 the previous month.
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Two days later, Girardi narrowed the battle, opting to send Sanchez back to Class AAA for more seasoning.
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This narrowed the number of tales down to 76 whose distributions could be primarily explained by common heritage.
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But the 2018 Mazda 3 sedan's "eyes" (below) have been narrowed into slits, and it's no longer smiling.
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You think about the number of voters who narrowed down their answers either to Sanders or to Trump.
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But as in Florida and California, late-counted votes narrowed the total, eventually giving Sinema a slight edge.
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After I narrowed it down to tops under $75, Spring returned five items it thought I would like.
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They then narrowed their results down to literature that focused on sex differences in consumption and related harms.
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But 2015 was not a good year, and by last month the company's dreams had narrowed to survival.
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The list of unbeaten teams has narrowed to three, and it does not include the New England Patriots.
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It also meant that Cash needed an immediate double brain surgery to open up his narrowed blood vessels.
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While he does remain the frontrunner, his lead has narrowed, and the excitement around his campaign has plateaued.
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Casey, which narrowed the scope of Roe at the same time that it reaffirmed Roe as a precedent.
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Meanwhile, government data showed the country's current account deficit narrowed to 3% of GDP in the December quarter.
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He angled a pair of glass eyeballs imported from Germany slightly to the side and narrowed the eyelids.
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Once the competition was narrowed to two or three competitors, officials went to a list of 22012 words.
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With this passive resignation, the problem only gets worse, the risks get greater and the choices are narrowed.
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A recent report has his list narrowed to Iowa State and Texas A&M, two major-conference teams.
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To be sure, the United States and China have narrowed differences that only a year ago seemed insurmountable.
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Claire Celsi, an Iowa state senator, said she had narrowed her choices to the women in the race.
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We narrowed it down to four countries where we think the story can be best understood right now.
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There's no difference in hours worked by men, and this disparity hasn't narrowed in the past two decades.
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But as election officials counted mail-in votes over the following weeks, Mr. Cox narrowed Mr. Valadao's lead.
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His new mien — narrowed eyes, sharpened chin and severely angled cheekbones — gave him the appearance of a vampire.
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That group was asked to respond to a second prompt, then we narrowed that group to about 25.
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They say a new, narrowed government definition of sexual harassment and misconduct will deter victims from reporting incidents.
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On Wednesday, Indian Independence Day, the focus narrowed further onto a single form of classical Indian dance: kathak.
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Italian, Spanish and Portuguese government bonds rebounded last week and the spread between their yields and Germany's narrowed.
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Casey, which narrowed the scope of Roe, at the same time that it reaffirmed Roe as a precedent.
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The gap between the yield on gilts and German bonds narrowed by roughly 10 basis points on Thursday.
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The journalist Mehdi Hasan tweeted: Mr. Biden's weaknesses may become more apparent now that the race has narrowed.
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In November, 25 semifinalists will be selected, and the list will be narrowed to 15 finalists in January.
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Since there are plenty of options, we've narrowed the list down to the top 2202.51 deals, listed below.
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The spread on dollar/yen swaps narrowed to around -58 basis points from 120 basis points on Tuesday.
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A decision has not yet been reached, but a narrowed list of playing sites is just one option.
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The Democratic primary has narrowed to a two-man race between former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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"It has narrowed over time, but nonetheless there is this gap that is hard to shake," Kochhar said.
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I narrowed down the difference to how Credit Karma treated the new pass-through deduction for business owners.
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The spread between the two-year and 10-year note yields narrowed to 23.59 basis points US2US10=TWEB.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $38.23 million, or 30 cents per share, in the quarter ended Oct.
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As we approached the outskirts of the prison, the road narrowed, and we drove through a frenetic marketplace.
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"The breadth in which you can safely dope has greatly narrowed and that has constrained use," Tucker said.
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Express also has narrowed the range for its fourth-quarter earnings outlook, pegging it toward the lower end.
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Pretax losses in South America narrowed compared with the fourth quarter of 2016, thanks to better macroeconomic conditions.
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From large hair, their faces narrowed downward; they had receding chins that appeared weak and strong at once.
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Assuming the opinion polls are largely accurate, Clinton retains an advantage, albeit one that has been narrowed significantly.
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As he chomped on a lit cigar, Wrenn insisted Tucker has narrowed the race to about 10 points.
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Before the coronavirus outbreak, the Trump administration had already narrowed its epidemic work in countries around the world.
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According to the disclosures, Uber's gross bookings continued to increase in the second quarter, while its losses narrowed.
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Opinion polls had suggested the "Yes" camp had a lead, but the gap has narrowed in recent polling.
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Trump has not narrowed her interests down to one issue and is instead broadly focused on helping children.
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Perhaps used to countering narrowed eyes and barely disguised incredulity at this point, he hastened to follow up.
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The company narrowed its forecast for 2016 adjusted profit to $3.38-$3.41 per share from $3.32 to $3.44.
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Based on our testing, we have narrowed down the best Apple Watch models you can buy right now.
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Once we narrowed the field to something around 10 to 15 bags, we put them through their paces.
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Barr argued at the time for a sharply narrowed definition of obstruction crimes when related to the president.
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Stents - tubes that reopen a narrowed artery - have become increasingly popular because patients recover faster than after surgery.
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Researchers narrowed in on that location using genetic analysis of DNA that gets passed down the female line.
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Some of that came into play as we narrowed the field here to only 32 would-be candidates.
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Among the many rumors floating around on the web, we've narrowed down what looks to be most legitimate.
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"The biggest misconception about me is that our chances have narrowed and diminished in this race," he said.
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The closely-watched gap between Italian and German Bund yields narrowed to 133.40 bps -- its tightest since September.
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The gap between the three-month and 2112-year Treasury yields narrowed to just three basis points Wednesday.
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In recent weeks, Republicans have narrowed the Democratic edge in voter preferences for control of Congress, albeit modestly.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $32.7 million, or 24 cents per share, in the quarter ended Jan.
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So COMPANION PIECE made little sense, at first, even as I narrowed down the answer via the crosses.
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The company's net loss narrowed to $2.1 million, or 1 cent per share, in the quarter ended Sept.
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The sprawling health company beat revenue and earnings estimates for the quarter and narrowed its full-year forecast.
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I told her how radically the Lubbock Police Department had changed, and she narrowed her eyes in thought.
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You've narrowed the list of the companies you want speak to and you know what they're hiring for.
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They narrowed the suspects down to two brothers, one of whom was 59-year-old John D. Miller.
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The commission narrowed the field to 1,205 and only 381 candidates reached the final stage of the process.
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"She tossed her head back, she narrowed her eyes and she jutted her chin out slightly," says Civiello.
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The case has since been narrowed to include only those who live and are based in New York.
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Agency officials narrowed their focus after spending months trying to gain a better grasp of the tech sector.
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