That's not quite a doubling but not far off, and not quite a $22016 trillion increase but not far off.
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But for someone in Muncie, that's not far off reality.
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The BayArena was not quite full, but not far off.
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Even then rates may be not far off the lower bound.
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And the star athlete is not far off on either goal.
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That is not far off the 27 percent yield on Feb.
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The Dow and S&P are not far off those levels.
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It's not far off, at 48% for its fiscal third quarter.
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You've probably seen the film The Martian—it's not far off.
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Brent, with a backwardation of 16 cents, is not far off.
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It isn't the room Hopper painted, but it's not far off.
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However, the S&P was still not far off record levels.
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This is not far off from my idea of a nightmare.
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A future in which drones deliver our goods is not far off.
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The other two were ranked in the weakest category not far off.
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Household savings relative to income is not far off record low levels.
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Despite those deviations, it's not far off from our present-day reality.
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Now cricket officials fear a new fixing epidemic is not far off.
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ET (0003 GMT), not far off a five-month high of $55.99.
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Megacities like Jakarta, Mexico City and Sao Paulo are not far off.
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Bezos missed the mark on this one, but he's not far off.
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While driverless vehicles may seem like a distant fantasy, they're not far off.
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I've never dropped acid, but I assume it's not far off from this.
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We're not far off from drastic changes in how we charge our devices.
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The was hovering at $1.1448 and not far off major resistance at $1.1489.
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The was hovering at $1.1458 and not far off major resistance at $1.1489.
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"We think that that is probably not far off fair value," Cahall said.
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Rousseff's accounts suggested the government's finances, although deteriorating, were not far off track.
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"So one would think, perhaps, ethereum futures are not far off," he said.
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It indicates the company is not far off from sending tourists to space.
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Huffman recently told Fortune that the company is "not far off" from profitability.
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That's not far off from the 34,000 saying "I do" on the 19th.
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Even with just the two of us, our expenses were not far off.
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This is not far off the size of the benefit that statins provide.
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Lucky for you, it's not far off; the second episode hits in early 2017.
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CoEdition tells us that the release of a Splendid partnership is not far off.
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It's not quite as large a number as NordVPN but it's not far off.
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While this seems like the stuff of science fiction, it is not far off.
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That's a bit of wishful thinking in my experience, but it's not far off.
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The metal was not far off Monday's more than six-month high of $1,284.09.
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EDT (1520 GMT), not far off its more than six-year high of $13,554.56.
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EDT (1734 GMT), not far off its more than six-year high of $1,554.56.
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ET, not far off the three-year high of $210 reached on Jan. 653.
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Those who saw echoes of "Black Panther" in Tubman's gesture were not far-off.
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Not far off pitch black when this should be a beautiful sunny morning. pic.twitter.
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It was still hovering not far off a near seven-month low brushed on Friday.
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Steelmakers are using 78% of their capacity, not far off the administration's goal of 80%.
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As for what TVision Home offers, it's not far off from what Layer5003 already had.
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And where there's a three-day weekend, there's an onslaught of sales not far off.
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They are not quite mirror images of each other—but they are not far off.
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Elsewhere, the euro was flat at $1.1331, though not far off a two-week high.
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The dollar is not far off a 26-23/23 month low against the yen .
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If this sounds like something you heard in therapy, that's because we're not far off.
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In other words, not far off from what was found by, yep, Porter and Jick.
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That's not far off from what the Republican Party may be headed toward this summer.
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And those are not far-off stories: Those are also the stories of the living.
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If you're feeling shades of early Guy Ritchie shine through here, you're not far off.
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If that doesn't accurately describe the present state of the world, it's not far off.
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Even if he was now freed of depression, the next crisis was not far off.
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It's not quite a make-or-break moment for Nintendo, but it's not far off.
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Sterling on Wednesday was flat at $1.2954, not far off a two-week low of $1.2923.
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My semi-educated hunch is that it's not far off — perhaps it's 10 percent too high.
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It's also not far off from Google Search's keyword ads where business pay for more visibility.
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But many higher-rated euro zone government bond yields are not far off recent lows either.
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A funeral for blogging itself feels not far off—or at least a mid-life crisis.
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And the post-apocalyptic vibe Stålenhag seems to create is not far off the narrative mark.
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It edged down to $1.2972 but was not far off a two-month high of $1.3001.
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Um, I'm not allowed to say too much there, yet, but you are not far off.
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But September's not far off, so it won't be long before we hear the full story.
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That's not far off the total who downed tools in 12 significant U.S. strikes last year.
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They were trading at 57.6 cents on Tuesday, not far off the 63 cents pre-Maria.
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Subsequent reports, while somewhat varied, confirmed that the initial claim was not far off the mark.
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To think of it as a Chinese version of Sputnik is not far off the mark.
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If that brings to mind a very awkward friends-with-benefits situation, you're not far off.
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This one's not quite at the Jason-Momoa-judging-pumpkins level, but it's not far off.
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At 21, Jared Goff is not the youngest Super Bowl starter, but he's not far off.
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At 24, Jared Goff is not the youngest Super Bowl starter, but he's not far off.
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NOT far off the coast of Guam lies the deepest point on Earth's surface, the Mariana trench.
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Local parties reportedly devoted over $2.2bn to such races, not far off the $2.4bn for congressional campaigns.
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They have about 10,000 viewers, not far off what a cable news show gets in South Africa.
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Revenue slipped 13 percent to 2.3 billion shekels, not far off the 2.34 billion expected by analysts.
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Yet that number is still not far off from what a single L train car can hold.
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The common currency remained not far off a near two-year low of $1.11055 brushed on Thursday.
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And let's not kid ourselves: the numbers are not far off making a two-party coalition possible.
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"He&aposs not far off from being great," said Green, whose team has won three of four.
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AN AIRLINE boss's worst nightmare is one of its planes crashing; but this was not far off.
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Five-year bond yields were down 4 bps at 2.99 percent and not far off recent lows.
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Cases in Germany were still in the tens, while the numbers are now not far off 5,000.
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The new profitability target, meanwhile, is not far off HSBC's previous ambition of "above 11%" in 2020.
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Well, his recent interview with Sarah Paulson isn't quite on that level, but it's not far off.
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Germany's benchmark Bund yield rose to -0.39%, not far off a low of -0.41% hit on Monday.
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The big five tech firms have almost 1m staff, not far off the 1.5m Walmart has in America.
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In my mind, keeping my Facebook profile alive is not far off from keeping my Hotmail account active.
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Nobre warned that it is not far off with already 15-17% of the rainforest having been destroyed.
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They're not cheap at $350, a price point not far off from the very flimsy Beats Studio Wireless.
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If I am honest, that's not far off from the "hold my beer and watch this" mental attitude.
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Pew, an American research outfit, reckons 81% of Lebanese households have a car, not far off America's 88%.
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The dollar was last at 117.60 yen, not far off a four-month trough of 117.33 set overnight.
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" Asked if he would enter the RSC race if Harris bowed out, Franks replied: "You're not far off.
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That's not far off the 7.6 percent cost of capital that Bayer estimated for its business last year.
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Trump is certainly not far-off on the need to make some changes to that agreement, quite frankly.
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He throws the ball an average of 28.1 yards a pass, not far-off those other big heavers.
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He was not far off, as China has reported more than 81,000 cases with more than 3,200 deaths.
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Typical dart throwers toss at an average speed of 5.8 to 6.7 meters per second, not far off.
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And with the 2020 election not far off, there is huge potential for weaponizing deepfakes on social media.
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But many of the Democrats' dire warnings are not far off the mark: Prices could indeed prove prohibitive.
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If East Stratcom sounds like a group tasked with devising plans to win wars, that's not far-off.
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Gymnastics aficionados may remember Ohashi, now 21, as a world-class gymnast not far off an Olympic berth.
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Nobre warned that it is not far off with already 15-17% of the rain forest having been destroyed.
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The SEC's Office of Inspector General, in a scathing 2009 report, said Markopolos was not far off the mark.
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The was down 0.4 percent at $0.7205, not far off a three-week trough of $0.7192 hit on Thursday.
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The Australian dollar was flat at $0.7216, not far off a three-week trough of $0.7192 hit on Thursday.
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Imagine music rooted in West African instrumentation, influenced by the rhythms of Caribbean calypso, and you're not far off.
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Mr Woods's recent Masters victory was not quite as underwhelming as Mr Cink's, but it was not far off.
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Investors love such "platforms", which explains its juicy valuation of $16bn or so, not far off Lyft's market value.
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The Australian dollar was flat at $0.7236, not far off a three-week trough of $0.7192 hit on Thursday.
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I fear the next translation is not far off—you develop a sense for it, like smelling a storm.
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" When asked if he was 13 years old when it happened, Harington replied, "No, but you're not far off.
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He's not exactly the biology professor he dreamed of being at 21, but he's not far off the mark.
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The dollar was last at 117.60 yen JPY=, not far off a four-month trough of 117.33 set overnight.
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If it felt like nearly every ad was a car ad during NBC's Olympics broadcasts, you're not far off.
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Spot gold rose 0.83% to $1,543.11 per ounce, not far off its more than six-year high of $13,554.56.
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He retired from baseball after a disappointing 1963 season, with the close of his basketball career not far off.
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Against the dollar, it was 4.273 percent firmer but still not far off the record lows seen in January.
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High-rise apartments and office towers in downtown Miami, markers of the city's rapid resurgence, glistened not far off.
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That would lag behind critics' scores, but it's not far off the 8.1 IMDb user score for The Force Awakens.
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Brent crude futures settled down 34 cents at $55.14 a barrel, not far off a five-month high of $55.99.
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The photos are mostly from a not-far-off lesbian past mixed with a few images from our queer present.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan slid 20.1%, hovering not far off its lowest since late January.
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Mr Mirziyoyev romped home with 88.6% of the vote, not far off the 90% victories Mr Karimov used to enjoy.
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If you're thinking this is exactly how it would be to wake up next to Centineo, you're not far off.
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Brent futures were yet to trade at $69.96, not far off the three-year high of $70.37 reached on Jan.
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"I think we're probably not far off," said Baker, a key figure in the Brexit-backing wing of May's party.
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National Geographic says the mummified nodosaur weighs 2,500 pounds, not far off its 3,000-pound fighting weight estimated by experts.
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It hit 26.9011 yuan earlier, not far off Thursday's trough of 445 yuan, which was its weakest since Jan. 4.
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About 4.303 billion shares changed hands in Shanghai on Tuesday, not far off the 24.30 billion during Monday's sell-off.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 20.1%, hovering not far off its lowest since late January.
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Evening was not far off when we arrived, and the crew was scrambling to finish shooting a scene before nightfall.
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His current teammates call him the best hitter in baseball, and they're not far off, if they're off at all.
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In early European trade sterling was up 0.1 percent at $1.2954, not far off a two-week low of $1.2923.
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The Aussie dollar was not far off a 1-1/2-year low of $0.7311 plumbed on Monday, fetching $0.7328.
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At 1616 GMT the rand was 0.15 percent weaker at 12.0750 per dollar, not far off Thursday's close of 1.93.
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But, shortly thereafter, sterling was off by 0.2 percent at $1.3521 — not far off four-month lows against the greenback.
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At 1515 GMT the rand was trading at 12.5800 per dollar, not far off its close of 12.5875 on Thursday.
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The yen was largely unchanged at 113.75 on the dollar, but not far off a two-week low of 113.83.
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It hit 26.9041 yuan earlier, not far off Thursday's trough of 445 yuan, which was its weakest since Jan. 4.
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China's leading broiler breeder Yisheng Poultry is down 21 percent, languishing not far off 14-month lows hit last month.
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However, open interest for the benchmark contract stood at 469,648 lots, not far off a record level hit on Monday.
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U.S. futures are firmer too, European shares are opening higher and world stocks are not far off 21-month highs.
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"Nothing has been signed yet between Acea and Open Fiber but they're not far off," one of the sources said.
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If that sounds like a real sad country song, titled "The Travis Blues," you are not far off the mark.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS Next recession not far off , economists predict Starbucks chairman Schultz stepping down ahead of rumored White House run.
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About 26.8874 billion shares changed hands in Shanghai on Tuesday, not far off the 21 billion transacted during Monday's sell-off.
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Since 269, such settlements plus interest have amounted to over $69m (not far off the $1.5bn annual budget for the police).
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The merged UTC and Rockwell will have annual revenues of $62bn, not far off Airbus at $80bn and Boeing at $96bn.
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Yields on investment-grade U.S. corporate bonds are not far off all-time lows, driven by falling government debt interest rates.
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The euro last changed hands at $1.1610, not far off a more than two-week low of $1.1569 touched on Friday.
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At 250 GMT, the rand was trading at 1.93 against the dollar, not far off its close of 21.9 on Tuesday.
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China has been a major beneficiary of the exclusions process with approved import tonnages not far off actual volumes in 2017.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year Bund yield was up slightly at 0.45 percent, not far off two-month highs hit last week.
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Elsewhere, the euro was a bit weaker at $1.1427, but not far off its highest level in more than a week.
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Urals prices in NorthWest Europe are currently at the strongest this year, and are not far off a five year high.
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Among commodities, spot gold dropped 0.4% to $1,536.45 an ounce, though not far off its six-year peak touched on Monday.
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Among commodities, spot gold dropped 0.21% to $1,539.10 an ounce, though not far off its six-year peak touched on Monday.
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In early London trading, the greenback reached 109.55 yen , not far off a six-month peak of 109.61 set on Wednesday.
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The euro was up 0.1 percent at $1.1805, but not far off a five-month trough of $1.1763 brushed on Wednesday.
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Fittingly, they found fame during the Cold War, when atomic tests were taking place not far off, in the Nevada desert.
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Second quarter earnings for the are expected to increase by 20 percent, not far off the first quarter's 26 percent growth.
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That's not far off from Clinton's ultimate margin of victory in the popular vote, which was 48 percent to 46 percent.
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That's not far off from Clinton's ultimate margin of victory in the popular vote, which was 48 percent to 46 percent.
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In early London trading, the greenback reached 109.50 yen , not far off a six-month peak of 109.61 set on Wednesday.
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Mike Ybarra, Xbox vice president, revealed on Twitter today that the company is "not far" off adding the support to gift purchases.
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But one in which each big tech platform issues a token as the coin of its realm is probably not far off.
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Katelin Sisson, cofounder of Yoga For Bad People, event producer, and single mama has a mantra that proves I'm not far off.
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Administration fees have been falling, yet funds still cream off A$30bn annually, not far off what the country spends on defence.
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The X-Pro3 is not as stubborn as Leica's M-D, which omits the LCD screen entirely, but it's not far off.
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Relative to population (one for every 13.4m Chinese females), that is not far off America's tally of 1990 (one for every 9.1m).
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Spot gold was 0.2 percent up at $1,291.5, holding not far off a seven-month peak of $1,298.60 scaled on Jan. 4.
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The NOAA's Jesse Milton describes the base as the "coldest, driest, flattest place you can imagine," and that's probably not far off.
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"It's not quite me leaping in the ring with the heavyweight champion of the world but it's not far off," he said.
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Last year they poured close to $11bn into China, up by half since 20053 and not far off America's long-stagnating tally.
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That was not far off a 16-month high of 97.69 the dollar index had hit at the start of the week.
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The pound was up by 0.2% at $1.2080, but not far off the 31-month low of $1.2015 it reached on Monday.
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Nursing a 3.3 percent drop last week, the dollar fetched 6.63 yen - not far off a trough of 107.67 set on Thursday.
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Jasmine's off-the-shoulder aqua bra with drape-accented underwear is actually not far off from what she wears in the film.
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Spot gold was 0.1 percent lower at $1,288.40, holding not far off a seven-month peak of $1,298.60 scaled on Jan. 4.
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The day is not far off when tiny implantable sensors, ostensibly implanted to protect our health by collecting data, will become commonplace.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were at $71.09 a barrel, up 13 cents and also not far off their Nov.
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Some Canadian crude is already trading not far off $10 per barrel because of steep price discounts to U.S. benchmark WTI crude.
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The euro traded at $1.1786 on Monday, not far off a 2-1/2 year high of $1.21 tested in early September.
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With Mikel we have a potential Grand Tour winner and certainly he has showed in the past he is not far off.
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THE DOW IS NOT FAR OFF THE QUESTION WE ALWAYS ASK YOU IS DO STOCKS LOOK EXPENSIVE TO YOU AT THESE PRICES?
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However, the greenback was not far off the six-month high of 109.73 yen it reached at the beginning of this month.
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But the dollar was not far off the six-month high of 109.73 yen it reached at the beginning of this month.
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There are currently not far off a million cases pending; the waiting time to hear them can be as long as three years.
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" She adds: "Honestly, I want y'all to know there are some stories that are probably not far off from things that you've experienced.
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The index ended at 2129.90 points on Friday, not far off an all-time closing high of 2,130.82, set on May 21, 2015.
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It's actually a little thicker and heavier than other comparable phones, like the Samsung Galaxy S8, but it's not far off from that.
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The banks' apps are not as slick, but not far off, and they feel far safer, with their reassuringly physical thousands of branches.
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Spot gold was holding near $1,220 an ounce on Thursday, not far off a one-year low hit in mid-July at $1,211.08.
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The loonie was last at C$1.2993 per U.S. dollar, not far off a one-week high of C$1.2952 set on Friday.
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In India, gold traded around 250,21.30 rupees per 10 grams, not far off a record high of 35,074 rupees hit in August 2013.
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The pound hit an eight-week high of $1.2615 this week and was not far off that high at about $1.25 on Thursday.
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The Americas section described the thugs that cost El Salvador 16% of its GDP; gangs ensure an environment not far off complete Anarquia.
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"I don't know if we need to speak of a cartel, but we're not far off at this point," the CCC official said.
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The dollar index was largely unchanged at 232, not far off 0.053 reached during the previous session - its highest level since Aug. 20.05.
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This inactivity leaves the door wide open for Putin to attack the United States again, and the 2018 elections are not far off.
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The loonie was last at C$1.2986 per U.S. dollar, not far off a one-week high of C$1.2952 set on Friday.
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His close call at Chambers Bay and his 15-under-par finish at Whistling Straits, he said, indicate he is not far off.
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One publication quoted him as saying that "spring" was not far off – a nod to those considering a return to the stock market.
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The House is expected to vote on the constitutional amendment on Thursday, and McConnell hinted that a Senate vote is not far off.
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He flagged that the stock caught multiple downgrades from analysts, but found solace in that the stock is not far off its highs.
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Notre Dame hit 80 percent of their freebies this season, not far off the record of 82.2 set by the 1984 Harvard team.
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The courage to walk away with a headache and a bloody nose isn't really the price of entry, but it's not far off.
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His overall point production on the powerplay is once again not far off his career average, but his scoring is off the charts.
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They're not far off, but AI is an incredibly broad term — more of an umbrella term, really — that simply means making computers act intelligently.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year Bund yield stood at 0.25 percent — not far off almost seven-month lows hit the previous session at 0.20 percent.
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As we can see in this chart from Statista, women are not far off from being evenly represented, with 19% saying they play often.
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"I think the stock market is not far off fair valuation on that basis," Paulsen said, noting core inflation is running above 21.70 percent.
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Sterling was 0.2 percent lower at $1.2910, not far off a seven-month high of $1.2965 hit on the last trading day of April.
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Now profits are close to a record high as a share of GDP and T-bond yields are not far off their historic lows.
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With the midterm election on the horizon and the 2020 races not far off, it's as important to predict what could go wrong next.
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It's not "google now for work," but it's not far off More intriguingly, though, it seems Google has more in store than just search.
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If the idea of your smartphone turning into an emotional companion sounds like something out of a science fiction movie, it's not far off.
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Recession sceptics may also note that U.S. equities are not far off record highs and credit spreads have retraced most of their December losses.
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Though it's currently admired at a distance by most consumers and organizations, the cycle of technology tells us that adoption is not far off.
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Against a basket of its rivals, the greenback was steady at 95.774, not far off a seven-week top of 96.127 hit last week.
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Guitars twitch, electronics sputter and Clams sings in a style probably not far off from a kidnap victim's attempts to shout through duct tape.
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And the day seems not far off when gay style, like gay radar, will go the way of any other artifact of minority status.
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On many levels, it's not far off from how large parts of our culture think about rape today — but we bury those values now.
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It looks a little less like a Surface Laptop than we originally thought when we first saw the leaks, but it's not far off.
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If that sounds to you like a book that serves as a perhaps unwitting analog for the current sociopolitical era, you're not far off.
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For context, that's more than at least half a dozen Democratic presidential candidates and not far off from the $11.6 million raised by Sen.
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My youngest is not far off from losing lap child status, meaning I&aposll be buying flights for four when traveling with my family.
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Snap acquired Bitstrips back in 2016 for just $64.2 million — a steal not far off from Facebook snatching Instagram for less than a billion.
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You can&apost feel the pieces or move them with your hands — but this feature is not far off, and researchers have already gotten close.
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"It's not Erdoganism, but it's not far off," Desportes said in the same interview, in a reference to Turkey's authoritarian leader, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Ouch.
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Against a basket of its rivals, the greenback rose 0.2 percent to 95.933, not far off a seven-week top of 96.127 hit last week.
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The dollar's index against a basket of major currencies stood at 90.37, not far off its three-year low of 90.104 touched on Jan. 17.
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And while digging a hundreds-mile-long tunnel along the East Coast of the US certainly isn't landing humans on Mars, it's not far off.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was 0.2 percent higher at $1,295.40, trading not far off a near seven-month peak of $1.298,60 scaled on Friday.
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But a cold dose of reality is not far off, as the federal government of Spain decides how harshly to deal with its rebellious citizens.
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The dollar's index against a basket of major currencies stood at 90.49, not far off its three-year low of 90.104 touched on Jan. 17.
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Its median household income is $70,295, a figure not far off from the figure Matthews cites as the median income of the average Trump supporter.
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Bullard spoke at the New York Association for Business Economics, saying that a rate hike is "not far off," provided the economy evolves as expected.
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The U.S. 269.15-year Treasury yield was last at 21 percent, not far off a more than one-week high of 2287.60 percent brushed overnight.
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Phil Spencer, the company's Xbox head, confirmed that the wheelchair additions were not "far off," after responding to a question on the subject on Twitter.
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The yuan was steady at 6.9390 per dollar in the offshore trade, not far off 1-1/2-year low of 6.9587 touched in August.
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The greenback last traded down 0.4 percent at 1.31403 yen but remained not far off a four-week high of 113.385 yen scaled last week.
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The 10-year Italian bond yield was 2 basis points higher at 1.86 percent in early Tuesday trade, not far off almost 10-month lows.
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The week's total output was not far off the all-time high of 20153 million barrels per day, struck the week ended June 5, 2015.
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Against a basket of its rivals, the greenback rose 0.3 percent to 96.081, not far off a seven-week top of 96.127 hit last week.
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That's not far off record lows of around 1.25 percent hit in July and well below the ECB's inflation target of close to 2 percent.
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S. investors — though it was not far off a five week low hit earlier as returning risk appetite dented investor appetite for the U.S. currency.
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Spot Brent crude futures were at $20503 at 22050 GMT, up 22025 cents, or 0.40 percent, from their last close, not far off the Jan.
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Shares in Alawwal soared by 9.5 percent, not far off the 10 percent daily limit, after 20 minutes of trade while SABB jumped 6.8 percent.
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Spot gold was down 0.1% at $1,529.40 per ounce at 1145 GMT, but still not far off its more than six-year high of $1,554.56.
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It won't fool anyone used to the truly artisanal, boutique-creamery stuff, but compared to what's at any old grocery store, it's not far off.
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The dollar's index against a basket of major currencies stood at 90.36, not far off its three-year low of 90.104 touched on Jan. 17.
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On Thursday they were at plus 22018bp, still 221bp above their tightest levels, but not far off where they were before sanctions were first imposed.
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And while the roster he built isn't quite the ragtag squad of underdogs that won the hearts of Americans in 1980, they're not far off.
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Ok, that's not far off, as the New Horizons spacecraft snapped its photos from thousands of miles away while speeding by at 31,500 miles per hour.
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Against the dollar, sterling was not far off highs hit last week following May's election announcement, down less than 0.1 percent on the day at $1.2805.
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There were 47 men aged 30 in this year's main draw, not far off the Grand Slam record of 51 at the French Open in 2016.
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I'm 269 and live in Colorado, so I'm not far off this target market, though most of my pre-purchase research consists of perusing The Wirecutter.
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A few days before officials banded together to rally the market, Liu Shiyu, the securities regulator, was quoted as saying that "springtime was not far off".
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She did a great job there, and look, if you actually look at -- you look at Ocasio-Cortez&aposs real interviews, it&aposs not far off.
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The yuan fell 0.2 percent to 6.9424 per dollar in the offshore trade, not far off 1-1/2-year low of 6.9587 touched in August.
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A crisis as bad as last time would cost taxpayers 2-4% of GDP, not far off the bail-out of the banks in 2008-12.
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The Australian dollar fell about 0.25 percent to $0.71935 earlier on Tuesday, not far off a 20-month low of $0.71655 touched during the previous session.
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The Nikkei share average was flat at 216.5,28.0, not far off Wednesday's 26.8-month intraday high of 23,352.56 while the broader Topix gained 0.1% to 1,696.11.
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Gold was down a third of a percent at $1,317.60, but not far off a near one-month peak of $1,324.60 scaled during the previous session.
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At 1640 GMT the pound was down half a percent against the euro at 90.38 pence, not far off a 16-month low of 91.02 pence.
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The Nikkei share average was flat at 216.5,28.0, not far off Wednesday's 26.8-month intraday high of 23,352.56 while the broader Topix gained 0.1% to 1,696.11.
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Most Barbie dolls in good condition can be found on eBay for around $10 to $20, not far off from what they were originally sold for.
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International benchmark surged $1.11, or 1.8 percent, to $63.74, not far off last month's high of $64.65 that marked the best intraday level since June 2015.
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Nonetheless, some experts foresee a time, not far off, when artificial intelligence, A.I., will match and then exceed human intelligence, at ever-accelerating and frightening speeds.
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The polls tell us that people really love clean energy; Republican voters don't love it quite as much as Democrats, but they are not far off.
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Spot gold was down 21% at $18.407.50,523.26 per ounce at 0406 GMT, but still not far off last week's $1,554.56, its highest level since April 2013.
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Slouchy V-Neck Sweater, $17.37 (originally $28.95) [You save $11.58]Walmart describes this as the ultimate cozy 24-7 Sweater, and they&aposre not far off.
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He was clearly eager to mark the moment in Geneva, and was not far off his flowing, fast-twitch best in singles on the quick surface.
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He was clearly eager to mark the moment in Geneva, and was not far off his flowing, fast-twitch best in singles on the quick surface.
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The data showed consumer prices rising at an annual rate of 211% compared with 1.3% in December, not far off the Bank of England's 2% target.
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That's not far off the average number of retirements, resignations and other voluntary departures for a full election cycle, according to a Pew Research Center analysis.
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The dollar was flat at 114.03 yen, not far off the peak of 114.83 hit last week, its highest against the Japanese currency since early February.
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That's not especially great, but it's also not far off from what I get with the quad-core chips found in many other 13-inch laptops.
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The discount of WTI to Brent WTCLc0093-LCOc2009 hit $2421 per barrel, its widest since May 2916, and not far off levels last seen three years ago.
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The S&P and Dow Jones Industrial Average are also not far off those levels, having sunk 17.5 percent and 16.3 percent, respectively, from their closing highs.
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Speculators raised bullish bets on Brent prices last week to 458,048, weekly data from the InterContinental Exchange showed, not far off a record high reached last month.
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It's not far off from a Google version of Apple TV, a more expensive streaming device that lets you dependably cast video to your TV using AirPlay.
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The French never overlook the importance of details, from the texture (Thomas describes the Soft Cream like cashmere — and she's not far off.) to packaging and scent.
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More work is needed to ensure the safety and efficacy of the tool before it's deployed to the field, but the researchers say they're not far off.
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But just using the 50-50 assumption to compare our theoretical coin, the market shows that these occasional long streaks are not far off from random chance.
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But although Balenciaga's annual sales are now not "far off" reaching the 1 billion euro-mark, according to Duplaix, Gucci is still more than six times bigger.
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And, to be fair, that's not far off — the company has collected 150 million monthly active users on the strength of the content it's known best for.
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The euro traded at $1.1801, bouncing back from $1.1725 hit after the Fed's policy announcement and not far off last week's high of $1.1840 on June 7.
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Releasing reserves would add supplies to already high and rising U.S. production of 9.3 million bpd, not far off levels of top suppliers Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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While Carney did not confirm an exact time line, he strongly hinted that some tightening is not far off — "in the coming months," as he put it.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization have repeatedly warned about the not-far-off public health threat of antibiotic resistance.
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The S&P and Dow are also not far off those levels, having sunk 17.5 percent and 16.3 percent, respectively, as of Friday from their closing highs.
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On Monday, the dollar index traded in a narrow range between 2110.63 and 1103, not far off 2110 touched on Friday, its lowest level since Aug. 228.
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The Ducks' situation isn't quite as urgent as the Sharks', but it's not far off, thanks to an aging core that's locked into some long-term deals.
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And if you think that her little, wooly sculptures look like they came from some sort of enchanted forest, Pogorelova tells Creators that you're not far off.
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The euro traded at $4423, bouncing back from $1.1725 hit after the Fed's policy announcement and not far off last week's high of $1.1840 on June 7.
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Despite this, crude was not far off closing levels on Thursday, when prices rose by around 2 percent on the prospect of an extended production cut deal.
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But this one feels especially relevant, if only for the early scenes where Cillian Murphy finds himself wandering an eerily empty London that's not far off reality.
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Unsecured lending to British consumers is growing at nearly 10% a year, not far off an 11 year high of just under 11% reached in late 2016.
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After so many years, Hatchell has become an institution at U.N.C., not quite on par with Dean Smith, the revered former men's coach, but not far off.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year bond yield stands at around 0.18 percent, not far off this year's low of 0.075 percent and a record low of 0.05 percent.
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We are being suffocated in terms of where and how we live, so the thought of immigrating is not far off from the minds of many people.
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With proper focus and investment, a world is not far off where many software vulnerabilities are identified and patched by AI before a system is ever deployed.
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Polls suggest that support for independence is not far off 50% (and nationalists point out that in the ultimately unsuccessful campaign of 2014 they substantially outperformed early polls).
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The U.S. could walk away with 106 medals in total, including 19803 gold ones, GS said, not far off from the country's 2012 performance of 104 overall medals.
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There are hints in apparently leaked email discussions among Clinton's campaign staff that bankers are not far off the mark when they count on her to tread lightly.
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Cemil Ertem told state broadcaster TRT Haber that the lira, still not far off a record low hit last year, was in a "strong position" against the dollar.
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Not far off could be the reintroduction of paid-prioritization, where service providers charge companies to move their data (and only their data) to the end user faster.
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The lira stood at 22 against the U.S. dollar at 22.46 GMT, firming slightly from Wednesday's close of 21100 and not far off a record low of 21100.
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Despite declining energy and commodity prices and cheaper imports due to the strong dollar, the current inflation environment is not far off from the Fed's 2-percent target.
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Germany's 10-year bond yield, the benchmark for the euro zone, slipped as low as minus 0.359%, not far off record lows posted at the start of July.
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But even if his films are known for singing assholes and shit-eating grins, it's not far off—today, Waters's work is canon, taught from coast to coast.
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For the year as a whole, iron ore imports were 1.069 billion tonnes, up 0.5% from 2018 and not far off the record 1.075 billion clocked in 2017.
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Bond yields across the euro zone were 1-4 basis points lower on Friday, with Italian and Spanish bond yields not far off multi-week lows hit on Thursday.
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Brent crude futures were at $703 per barrel at 0051 GMT, up 0.4 percent from their last close and not far off 2019 highs of $74.52 reached on Monday.
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" And the competitor's description was not far off in also noting "classic notes of strawberries, spice and hints of cherry blossom in a fresh, vibrant, yet still textured style.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures were at $60 per barrel, virtually unchanged from their last settlement and not far off their 2019 peak of $60.39 touched on Thursday.
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For the hotly anticipated meeting, around 13 million switched on ITV; that is not far off a quarter of the British population, a number now unimaginable for the sport.
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U.S. light crude CLc1 closed 22017 cents, or 212 percent, higher at $212.1 a barrel, also not far off the day's peak at $29, its highest since November 2340.
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The metal recorded its highest close since July in the previous session and is still not far off the $6,500 a tonne mark as low inventories remained in focus.
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Brent added 13 cents, or 0.2 percent, to $68.10 a barrel by 0910 GMT, and was not far off its year-to-date high of $68.69 reached last week.
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The gap between well-off and poor children is more pronounced in Japan than in America, and not far off levels in Mexico and Bulgaria, said Unicef last month.
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U.S. production C-OUT-T-EIA has jumped by more than 10 percent since mid-2016 to 9.3 million bpd, not far off top producers Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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Londoners were slightly more divided, with 30 percent voting "not a chance" on a Trump impeachment, not far off the 39 percent that pegged the probability at 30 percent.
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International Brent crude oil futures were trading at $53.04 per barrel at 0036 GMT, down 10 cents from their previous close, not far off Monday's $53.73 a barrel high.
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If you're wondering what a team of ghost hunters looks like in person, try imagining 20 middle-aged roadies for a touring rock band, and you're not far off.
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Titania, queen of the fairies, slumbered beneath a tree in Nelson A. Rockefeller Park, not far off the path that curves along the Hudson River in Battery Park City.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year Bund yield was marginally higher on the day at 0.25 percent — not far off almost seven-month lows hit the previous session at 0.20 percent.
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The number of people that gave to Warren's campaign -- more than 135,000 -- is not far off from the 138,229 contributors touted by Harris and the 219,212 announced by Buttigieg.
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Though he's far from achieving the same level of fluidity, it's not far off from artists like Future, a master at packing a multitude of microscopic storylines into one song.
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In theory, the work is not far off from the brothers' past installations, like Sex Room, that played up phallic imagery to startle and then confront how we approach sex.
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Against the yen, the dollar was down 0.1 percent at 111.65 yen, but still not far off a recent peak of 112.135 hit on Tuesday, its strongest since Dec. 20.
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Brent crude futures were at $74.29 per barrel at 0442 GMT, up 0.3 percent from their last close and not far off a 2019 peak of $74.52 reached on Monday.
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Despite the dip, prices are still up over 17 percent since early August and remain not far off a five-week high of $49.36 a barrel reached the previous day.
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The Nasdaq is now in a bear market, having declined nearly 22 percent from its record high in late August, and the S&P is not far off that level.
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Fund managers still hold more than 11 long futures and options positions for every short across the petroleum complex, not far off the record set at the end of January.
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International Brent crude futures were at $67.14 per barrel, 6 cents above their last close and not far off their 2019 peak, hit the day before, of $67.38 per barrel.
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Brent crude oil futures were at $76.65 per barrel at 0649 GMT, up 1.8 percent from their last close and not far off Monday's $76.34, the highest since late 2014.
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And yeah, considering eight-year-old Kevin McCallister successfully set up a Saw-like labyrinth of death traps for two criminals at Christmas time, twice, he's probably not far off.
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While it was not immediately clear if this issue had been completely resolved, one of the sources said agreements on aspects that had been under contention were "not far off".
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Brent added 16 cents, or 0.2 percent, to $68.13 by 0706 GMT, reversing earlier losses, and was not far off its year-to-date high of $68.69 reached last week.
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There's an awful lot of trad talk that goes on and I have actually been to pubs where everybody breaks into singing, so it's not far off to be honest.
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They haven't exactly built a full-size spaceship, but it's not far off — there were huge, sprawling corridors, detailed designs and various teams busy at work throughout the epic construction.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was nearly flat, trimming earlier gains, but still not far off 0.86543-1/2-month highs reached earlier in the day.
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That calculation is "not far off," Mr. Tan said in an interview, while noting that many workers also keep their jobs when Broadcom sells off unwanted businesses to other companies.
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Europe's benchmark yields were at one-week highs too, with the benchmark German Bund yield almost 4 basis points higher at -0.22% which was not far off seven-month highs.
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Germany's benchmark Bund yield was up four bps at minus 0.28%, not far off a record low of around minus 0.33% hit on Tuesday after Draghi's speech in Sintra, Portugal.
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It received 25 votes in the Senate and 81 votes in the House, meaning the bill is just a few votes shy of a veto-proof majority — but not far off.
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In the currency market, the safe-haven yen was up 22019 percent at 111.86 yen per dollar, but still not far off a near four-month low of 112.17 brushed overnight.
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The Finn, who also ended opening day of practice quickest, lapped the 5.4-km Sakhir race track in a time of one minute 29.868 seconds, not far off his Friday benchmark.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year Bund yield was 3 bps higher at minus 0.29%, not far off a record low of around minus 0.33% on Tuesday after Draghi's speech in Sintra, Portugal.
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The euro climbed up to $1.1870 and against a basket of currencies the dollar was down 0.2 percent at 433 and not far off a two-month trough touched on Monday.
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International Brent crude futures were at $261 per barrel, down 4 cents from their last close, though still not far off their 2019 high of $66.83 per barrel, hit on Monday.
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Meanwhile, stockpiles of imported iron ore at China's major ports topped 130 million tonnes as of Friday, up 950,000 tonnes from the previous week, and are not far off record levels.
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The number of tariff exclusions granted to specific forms of Chinese product grows ever longer and as of December the volume of exclusions was not far off actual imports in 2017.
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U.S. production C-OUT-T-EIA hit 9.55 million bpd in late September, its highest level since July 2017 and not far off its 9.61 million bpd record from June 2015.
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Brent crude futures - the international benchmark for oil prices - were at $210.72 a barrel, down 20183 cents but still not far off the $22018 May 260 high from the previous day.
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In the long distances, I am not far off from the times I ran as an elite runner, but you can't run an 800-meter race as a 40-year-old.
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NICKEL: Benchmark London Metal Exchange (LME) nickel closed down 2741 percent in official midday rings at $21.2,22 a tonne, having hit $0.23,20.2, not far off Monday's four-month peak at $220,2850.
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In Germany, the euro zone's benchmark bond issuer, 1623-year yields were up 1.1 bps at -0.32%, but not far off more than one-week lows reached last week at -0.35%.
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The day is not far off when they will be able not simply to detonate nuclear devices in test shafts on their own soil but to threaten our cities with annihilation.
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Mr. Gumbs, who is pursuing a Ph.D. jointly at Imperial College London and the zoological society, said that evolutionary distinctiveness is not exactly the same as weirdness, but not far off.
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The euro got a boost from the healthy German industrial output data, rising 0.2% to $1.0983 though not far off the more than a two-year low it hit last week.
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Hurricane Florence was some 2,400 miles (3,900 kilometers) away from the U.S., and lining up behind it, another potential storm was likely to form not far off the coast of Africa.
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In the currency market, the pound hovered not far off a three-month high of $2304.40 set on Friday on the back of optimism that Britain can avoid a no-deal Brexit.
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DXY, a gauge of its value versus six major peers, was down 0.1 percent at 96.81, not far off a 16-month high of 97.69 hit at the start of the week.
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A ship without a flag is not quite a pirate vessel, but it's not far off, and, crucially, a vessel's flag provides protection should it run into difficulties on the open seas.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures were at $56.16 per barrel, up 0.1 percent on the day and not far off their 2019 high of $56.33 hit earlier this week.
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International Brent crude futures were at $66.58 per barrel, up 13 cents, or 0.2 percent, from their last close and not far off their 2019 high of $66.83 per barrel from Monday.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures were at $58.58 per barrel, also close to their last settlement and not far off their 2019-high of $58.74 from the previous day.
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Brent crude oil futures were at $22019 per barrel at 212.1 GMT, up 212 cents from their last close, and not far off the $68.14 per barrel 2019-high reached last week.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures were at $58.63 per barrel, 2 cents above their last settlement, and not far off their 2019-high of $58.74 from the previous day.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six currencies, was nearly flat at 95.137, not far off a more than two-week high of 95.366 reached on Friday.
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Other euro zone bond yields were 1-2 bps higher, although safe-haven German Bund yields were steady at 0.33 percent - not far off 2-1/2 week lows hit last week.
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Brent crude oil futures were at $76.21 per barrel at 0005 GMT, up $1.36, or 1.8 percent from their last close and not far off Monday's $76.34, the highest since late 2014.
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Currently, neither nor Anheuser Busch have any plans to move forward with wider distribution of the vending machines, but if the current marketplace is any indication, such services are not far off.
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U.S. benchmark oil futures dropped to as low as $26.61 per barrel, not far off 2016 low of $26.05, a break of which would push them to levels last seen in 2003.
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First, the national polls were not far off in the election — they predicted Hillary Clinton would win the popular vote, and she did, albeit by a few percentage points less than projected.
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The most ambitious distillers predict a time, not far-off, when discerning drinkers will seek out, say, a Hudson Valley rye in the same way they might a Stag's Leap cabernet sauvignon.
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The 50,706-contract short in the week ended April 11 is a record for this time of year and is not far off from the all-time low of 64,537 on Jan.
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Forties differentials are now not far off their lowest since mid-45, when the benchmark Brent crude price was around $45 per barrel, compared to $62 now and $71 a few weeks ago.
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Brent crude futures were at $2000 a barrel at 0500 GMT, up 9 cents, or 0.1 percent, from their last close and not far off Wednesday's five-month high of $72.27 a barrel.
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Using data from 73 carriers over 15 years, it calculates that airline profits are maximised when 53% of fleets are leased—not far off the current figure of around half for narrowbodied jets.
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But last month Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said on an earnings call that the company should "keep an open mind" about the offline video model, a further suggesting that it's not far off.
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Those cancellations have left LME "live" stocks at just 203,025 tonnes, not far off the decade-low of 57,650 tonnes registered at the end of October, the last occurrence of severe spread tightness.
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That's not far off: I got around 15 hours of use before hitting critical battery levels by binge-watching on Netflix and writing out the occasional Slack message or email with the keyboard.
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International Brent crude futures were at $67.20 per barrel, 12 cents, or 0.2 percent above their last close and not far off their 2019 peak, hit the day before, of $67.38 per barrel.
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Those figures are not far off the mark Obama set last year, when 25% thought the policies he proposed would move the nation in the right direction, the highest mark of his presidency.
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If you're thinking this sounds like someone just threw your local zoo into a blender—or that it's not far off from mythical creatures like the chimera or manticore—this would be understandable.
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International Brent crude futures were at $66.33 per barrel, down 12 cents, or 0.2 percent, from their last close, though still not far off their 2019 high of $66.83 per barrel from Monday.
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If there is another crisis the taxpayer will still have to foot the bill, which could be 2-4% of GDP, not far off the cost of the 2008-09 bank bail-out.
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The "Sunset" side is best for snorkeling and dolphin watching, according to Soneva's website, but also faces another neighboring island not far off, making it less than ideal for guests seeking extra privacy.
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The listing gives Ganfeng a market value of roughly $4.5 billion, not far off Tianqi which is the world's No. 2 by lithium sales but has a market value of about $5.5 billion.
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China's yuan strengthened a touch to 6.9680 per dollar in onshore trade, but still not far off a decade low at 6.9780 hit the previous day on trade tensions and slowing Chinese growth.
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FUNDAMENTALS * The most active wheat futures on the Chicago Board Of Trade eased 0.1 percent and was not far off Thursday's low of $0.033-3/4 a bushel - the weakest since April 2018.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures were at $56.01 per barrel, down 8 cents from their last settlement, but not far off their 2019 high of $56.33 reached earlier this week.
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The 30-pound weight I no longer attempt to lift reminds me that not far off is the day when lifting anything, or running anywhere, will be asking too much of my body.
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The difference between the yields on the two-year and 212.6-year Treasury notes is at 266 percentage points, not far off its post-crisis low of 29.25 percentage points hit in January.
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Having sold off late on Tuesday, most 10-year bond yields in the euro zone headed lower with German Bund yields not far off three-month lows set this week at around -0.40% .
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That was 12 cents below their last settlement, but still not far off the highest level since July 2015 reached earlier this week and up some 37 percent since their 2017-lows last June.
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The non-binding memorandum of understanding could see Vale buy up to 15 percent of its Australian rival's shares on market, which up to Monday had been sitting not far off seven-year lows.
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Business expectations in the services sector sank in June to their weakest level since last summer's vote to leave the European Union, and they were not far off lows last reached in late 2011.
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The Red Storm won't be going to the tournament, but are not far off if they can continue the improvements they made from last season, when they were 1-17 in the Big East.
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It was not far off 6.7818, its strongest since July 31 touched on Monday after the central bank late last week revived a "counter-cyclical factor" in its daily fixing to support the currency.
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It was up 0.2 percent against the dollar at $1.2609 on Monday, not far off a 20-month low of $1.2477 touched last Wednesday, a day after the planned vote in parliament was postponed.
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It's not far off three years old, and there's still a strong argument for Treasure Tracker being Nintendo's best-looking game to date, despite the soft-focus filter provided by the GamePad's 480p display.
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China was not far off investors' minds either, as February exports data from the world's second-biggest economy disappointed analysts' expectations, collasping 21.1 percent from a year earlier, while imports fell by 21.4 percent.
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Ibrahimovic won 13 league championships in 15 seasons — across four countries — after leaving his native Sweden for Ajax of Amsterdam in 2001, scoring not far off 400 goals in the process, but no matter.
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The prospect of Italy remaining in the euro zone also sent Italian borrowing costs down sharply, as the euro EUR= rallied 0.15 percent to $1.1784, not far off a two-week high of $1.1840.
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The euro got a boost from the healthy German industrial output data, with the single currency rising 0.2% to $1.0989, though not far off the more than a two-year low hit last week.
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Look number one from the show, which features a linen skirt not far off from the one he designed for his mother, acts as a reminder of how he got his start in design.
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At the same time, the venture, Dongfeng Honda, is coming close to its capacity limits at its two factories, targeting sales of 450,000 vehicles for 2016 - not far off current annual capacity of 480,000.
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That was not far off the total opposition vote of 7.7 million votes in Venezuela's December 2015 parliamentary elections and was hailed by Maduro's foes as a resounding expression of popular discontent against him.
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The dollar index, a gauge of its value versus six major peers, was up 0.05 percent at 96.97, not far off a 16-month high of 97.69 hit at the start of the week.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year government bond yield was steady at 0.06 percent, down from 0.107 percent earlier in the day and not far off more than two-year lows hit last week at 0.048 percent.
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After team mate Sebastian Vettel led the way on Monday with the fastest time and most laps, Kimi Raikkonen's 693-year-old replacement slotted in seamlessly with a time not far off the German's best.
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MANILA, March 60 (Reuters) - Gold edged lower on Friday, but was not far off a 60-month peak reached in the prior session when a weaker dollar gave bullion its best day in two weeks.
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But the Medicare surtax and the investment tax alone combine to a tax cut of $195,610 for the top 0.1 percent, not far off from the $197,340 average cut estimated for full repeal of Obamacare.
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Michael Kent, chief executive and founder of the start-up, said that this was "not far off" and the latest round is a "big uplift" on that valuation, but could not disclose the actual figure.
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But it's not far off from HBO's annual content creation spend, and could go a long way if Facebook is spending more of it on less ambitious programming relative to something like Game of Thrones.
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Overall, the EIA said it expected U.S. production to hit a record 10.02 million bpd in 2018, on par with Saudi Arabia and not far off top producer Russia, which pumps around 11 million bpd.
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The maker of Budweiser, Corona and Stella Artois reported a core profit (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) of $5.73 billion, not far off the median forecast in a Reuters poll of $5.76 billion.
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International Brent crude oil futures were at $66.52 per barrel at 0755 GMT, 1.3413 cents above their last close and not far off the 2019 high of $66.83 a barrel hit in the previous session.
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The price of gas for 2018 at Germany's NCG trading point has fallen by 20 percent over the last two years and is not far off 12-year lows, helping consumers, but squeezing suppliers' margins.
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The dollar was hovering near 108 yen, not far off a 17-month low of 107.63 yen hit this week on bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve would go slow in future interest rate hikes.
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Brent crude oil futures were at $22018 per barrel at 20193 GMT, down 22019 cents, or 212.1 percent, from their last close, but not far off the $212 per barrel 2019-high reached last week.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures were at $58.32 per barrel, down 20 cents, or 0.3 percent, from their last settlement, and also not far off their 2019-high of $58.95 from the previous week.
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The non-binding memorandum of understanding could see Vale buy between 5 and 15 percent of its Australian rival's shares on market, which up to Monday had been sitting not far off seven-year lows.
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Despite this, markets were not far off their closing levels from the previous day, when prices rose by around 2 percent on the prospect of an extended production cut deal lead by OPEC and Russia.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were at $22017 a barrel at 22017 GMT, up 210.98 cents from their last close, and not far off the $210.96 June 22016 high reached the previous day.
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A strawweight would have to add more than 1353 percent of her original body weight to jump to the 135-pound weight class—not far off from a male welterweight hopping straight to light heavyweight.
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So far, the sanctions have had little impact on the production of Russian oil, which is being pumped at a rate of 10.92 million barrels per day (bpd), not far off a 30-year peak.
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The MSCI world equity index, which tracks shares in 47 countries, added 20.3% to 21.5 points, not far off a record high of 21.3166 hit last January but still on track for a weekly fall.
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That's getting up there in price for a drive that doesn't support Thunderbolt 3's faster transfer speeds, though to the T7 Touch's credit, it's not far off what the previous generation T5 sold for.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six currencies, edged less than 0.1 percent higher to 95.197, not far off a more than two-week high of 95.366 reached on Friday.
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The Fed's key metric for watching price increases— the U.S. price index for personal consumer spending, excluding energy and food costs — hit 1.7 percent in January, not far off the Fed's target of 2 percent.
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That's not far off from what forecasters like Rolling Stone's Peter Travers and AwardsWatch's Erik Anderson have suggested, leading credence to the idea that the Academy had just tweeted the results a few days too soon.
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The company sees the day not far off when anyone at home would have the same ability as that TNT crew to order up a replay of a key play and show it from any angle.
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Hopefully that means we're not far off from a character like Katherine Newbury becoming reality — but hopefully with (mild Late Night spoiler alert!) a little less scandal and a little more shattering of the glass ceiling.
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Euro zone government bond yields fell broadly, though French debt lagged the rest with 21-year yields falling three basis points to 1.1 percent but remain not far off the 17-month highs touched on Monday.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year government bond yield was trading steady at 0.07 percent, down from 0.107 percent earlier in the day and not far off more than two-year lows hit last week at 0.048 percent.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures were at $267 per barrel at 261 GMT, down 16 cents from their last settlement, but not far off their 2019 high of $56.33 reached earlier this week.
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Last week there were reports that the Paris ringleader himself had spoken of belonging to a group of 90 who made the trip to Europe, a figure not far off the number in the intelligence reports.
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Brent crude futures, the benchmark for oil prices outside the United States, were at $55.58 a barrel, down 4 cents but still not far off the almost five-month high of $55.99 from late last week.
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But in classic NHL fashion, the Ducks and Sharks face off in round one, which means the winner can talk themselves into believing they're not far off from a Cup when they eventually get knocked out.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were at $61.61 a barrel at 103 GMT, 17 cents, or 0.3 percent, above their last settlement, and not far off the $62.21 May 2015 high reached last week.
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When Netanyahu compared Trump to King Cyrus, the Persian leader who allowed the Jews back from Babylon to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem, he was probably not far off from Trump's conception and image of himself.
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We must consider the longer-term implications of having commercial high-resolution satellite image of this quality and what will happen when we can identify individuals or license plates from space — because that's not far-off.
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It popped up nearly half a percent against the dollar after the announcement but the gains were short lived and it subsequently traded back at $1.2672, and not far off the day's lows versus the euro.
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If the player has owned their PlayStation 4 for the whole six years of its life to date, that's 82.2 kilograms of carbon emissions, which is not far off the carbon footprint of the machine itself.
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May's exports fell to 3,640 tonnes from 4,329 tonnes in April, but were not far off the 4,264-tonne monthly average since January 2018, according to data published on Monday by China's General Administration of Customs.
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Geographically, temporally, and socio-economically, the setting in which De Havilland emerged was not far off from the one in which black and Latino artists created house and techno in Detroit and Chicago during the 80s.
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The largest digital currency by market cap (currently around $17.5 billion) was trading around $1,53 at the time of publication, not far off the record high of $1,165.89 set on November 30, 2013, according to CoinDesk data.
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For their wedding in Jamaica, she wore a strapless white dress with a sparkling belt at the waist — not far off from the second dress Kate Middleton wore at her wedding to Prince William that same year.
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BUT IT'S NOT FAR OFF WHERE WE NEED TO BE. AND GIVEN OTHER FACTORS IN THE ECONOMY, WHEN YOU SEE GROWTH, WHEN YOU SEE THE LABOR MARKET MOVING FORWARD, IT PUTS SOME CONTEXT AROUND THAT INFLATION NUMBER.
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James' time was not far off the 43.94 he ran to win in London four years ago, when he made history as the first ever Olympic champion from the tiny Caribbean island nation of barely 100,000 people.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Oil prices were stable on Wednesday, not far off mid-2015 highs reached the previous session, as strong demand and ongoing efforts led by OPEC and Russia to curb production tightened the market.
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Kenyan David Rudisha, the Olympic 212.46m champion and world record holder, ran the second fastest 600m ever with his time of 1:13.10, not far off the world best of 1:12.81 in the little-run distance.
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And if you guessed that they are something like the tapas that Ms. Raij and Mr. Montero explore at El Quinto Pino, Txikito and La Vara, but without the running Spanish theme, you are not far off.
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While according to Dragos, Iran presently does not have the capabilities to leverage that access to controlling the electric grid or gas and oil facilities, the day when Iran will have those capabilities is not far off.
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Even if investors did lose their appetite, the Bank of Japan is a willing buyer; it has a target for the country's ten-year bond yield of zero and, at 0.08%, the current level is not far off.
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"The market is technically weak, inventories are still high for summer, maintenance season is not far off and we have floating barrels at sea to top it all," said Pete Donovan, broker at Liquidity Energy in New York.
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Seeing my room free of drying cabinet doors and snow boots alone would have been a joy, but the renderings were also shockingly realistic and the designs were not far off from what I'd have picked for myself.
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Related: Migrant Activists Distrust Kerry's Promise to Help Central Americans Fleeing Violence While levels haven't quite hit those of the 2014 "crisis" — which was heaviest between April to July of that year — they are now not far off.
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But even with the value ETF's 13% gain this year — not far off the 14% move — it's still not the time to buy into value, Datatrek Research co-founder Nick Colas said in the same "ETF Edge" interview.
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The dollar index, which measures the U.S. unit against a basket of six currencies, was up 0.1 percent at 95.442 as of 1100 GMT, not far off a two-week high of 1.280.3 reached during the previous session.
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Nonetheless, we're still nowhere near the point where a Scarlett Johansson robot can play her part in the upcoming Ghost in the Shell movie adaptation — or a Kusanagi robot, for that matter — but perhaps we're not far off.
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"It's not Erdoganism, but it's not far off," he added in a reference to the Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who faces accusations from opposition leaders of being a dictator in the aftermath of last year's failed military coup.
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This show, to be sure, plays on stereotypes—when many think of Fire Island, they probably think of a place not far off from Logo's version, where gay guys let down their hair and sparks and claws fly.
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Dad jokes aside, it was an important reminder that we need younger people in Washington: The average age of a U.S. senator is 63; the average age of a member of the House is not far off at 59.
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FUNDAMENTALS * The most active soybean futures on the Chicago Board Of Trade were down 21% at $23 a bushel by 0054 GMT, not far off the session low of $8.96-1/2 a bushel - the lowest since July 9.
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That may seem like quite substantial, but it's not far off the 33.5 percent commanded by the 65-percent ire over the 62-percent at the end of October last year, and the 76.8 percent premium over 58-percent.
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The Light Rider isn't ready for cheap mass production, but it's not far off: the company will build just 50 of them for €50,000 ($56,100) apiece, probably more as an advertisement of APWorks' component fabrication capabilities than anything else.
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Thomson Reuters Supply Chain and Commodity Forecasts data showed 82.5 million tonnes of iron ore, which is used in steelmaking, arrived at Chinese ports in September - up 2.5 percent on August and not far off July's near record levels.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures were at $57.30 per barrel at 448.53 GMT, up 14 cents, or 0.2 percent, from their last settlement and not far off their 2019 high of $57.55 reached the previous day.
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His retirement, at not far off twice the average retirement age in France and three or four times the age at which top-notch athletes usually bow out, was announced to AFP news agency by a neighbor and friend.
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"What's happened is people have been ringing me and telling me that they are putting their letters in ... and I think we're probably not far off," said Steve Baker, a key figure in the eurosceptic wing of May's party.
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Still, the dollar index, which measures the U.S. unit against a basket of six currencies, was down 2003 percent at 2200 as of 23 GMT, not far off a two-week high of 215 reached during the previous session.
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I think that's probably not far off from how these parents were feeling at the time that there was just so much stuff being thrown at them that they just had no idea what to do and how to feel.
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Mr Obama will not defeat IS before leaving office, though some loyal to him say that the fall of Mosul is not far off, and gloomily predict that Mr Trump will thus claim crowing credit for a success that he inherited.
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I'm not sure if you've listened to Permission to Land in full recently, if ever, but let me tell you now with the mature sincerity of an adult that as hard rock albums go, it's not far off being a masterpiece.
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The time was quicker already than anything the Briton did in 2017 pre-season testing, when Mercedes were behind only Ferrari, and not far off the 1:19.301 that team mate Valtteri Bottas produced on day six of last year.
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Not far off the coast of Florida, in Puerto Rico, Zika has been diagnosed in more than 5,500 people as of July 7, including 672 pregnant women, according to a report published Friday in the journal Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
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Though Mr. Moynihan's third-quarter efficiency ratio was not far off his target for 2018, that is of little benefit: He would still have had to cut another $6.5 billion of costs to make a double-digit return on equity.
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However the picture is brighter in the UAE, where women age 15 and over make up 46.6% of the labor force, according to a statement from UAE authorities, a figure that is not far off the global average of 49%.
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The lira TRYTOM=D3 has lost 6.5 percent of its value against the dollar this year on worries that Erdogan's drive for lower interest rates could lead to looser policy even as inflation remains not far off a 14-year high.
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Gold slipped on Tuesday as risk appetite revived in global financial markets, lifting equities, but the precious metal was not far off a six-week high hit overnight as investors remained cautious over political tensions between Russia and the West.
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With Spider-Man now home and the prospect of the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and others not far off, I'm hoping Marvel will cut off their strongest assets precisely because it goes against the cold logic that defines movies like this.
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Pollsters noted that 2628 percent who now see a recession as very or somewhat likely in the next year is not far off from the 28500 percent who said the same thing in November 6900, ahead of the Great Recession.
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Letter To the Editor: "For Sale: Team With Few Fans, Sweet Stadium" (front page, July 5), about the effort to sell the Miami Marlins baseball team, doesn't report the possibility that legal betting on all major sports is not far off.
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Comprehensive four-year residential colleges have existed for centuries, most notably at Oxford and Cambridge in the United Kingdom, and at Yale, Harvard and Rice here in the United States (though if your first association was Hogwarts, you're not far off).
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An extension would come as global stocks remain stubbornly high, in part because U.S. production C-OUT-T-EIA has climbed 10 percent since mid-2016 to 9.3 million bpd, not far off that of top producers Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Brazil's real will trade not far off record lows into the new year, receiving eventual support from a tentative economic recovery after months of unconvincing macro performance that has dragged the currency down, a Reuters poll showed.
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Taken together, state and private companies have missed payments on more than 100 billion yuan ($14.2 billion) of bonds in the year to end-October, not far off the 111 billion yuan for all of 2018, according to S&P Global.
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That's what Steam tells me is my total playtime for Into the Breach, Subset Games' tactical mech game, and while that number is somewhat inflated from early days of leaving it on during parts of my workday, well, it's not far off.
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Given the wonky timeline of the show, it's hard to gauge how far the Whitewalker army is from the Wall, but I would venture that they're not far off, especially if Gendry can theoretically run back to Eastwatch to send a raven.
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The arrival of the South Americans in Asia's coal markets has helped pull down prices for prompt cargoes for loading from Australia's Newcastle terminal by about $5 since March to $50.55 per tonne currently, not far off its January record low of $48.60.
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Brent crude futures, the international benchmark for oil prices, were at $3403 per barrel at 0028 GMT, up 14 cents from their last close and not far off a three-and-a-half year high of $78.53 a barrel reached the previous session.
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Here's what to expect in the coming days: Saturday: Dorian is barreling west in the Atlantic midday Saturday toward the US mainland, with sustained winds of 150 mph -- not far off Category 5 strength, with its wind-speed range starting at 157 mph.
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In the Dallas-Fort Worth area the unemployment rate of 4.3 percent is not far off the 4 percent economists generally consider to be full employment, yet total compensation grew just 2.2 percent in the year to March, exactly the rate of inflation.
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The politician who has not been on any of the president debate stages, had some harsh words for the state of the fossil fuel industry in the U.S. saying the coal industry was "dead" and the oil industry was not far off.
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Not quite as grim as Bangladesh, but not far off and just up the street from some pretty posh offices and restaurants in downtown LA. So if that's one less company sourcing from those places and will help shut them down, great.
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Due to the way the writers structured this seasons' seventeen different storylines (that's a guess, but it's probably not far off), we've had at least a few episodes that haven't done a ton to advance the narrative and get the show back on the rails.
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It's not far off to think that in 2096, we'll get another version of the story, set in a new time period and place, but with the same central core about young people in love and trying to find their way in the world.
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Stocks stateside were hit with a steep plunge Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffering its worst week since October 2008, the Nasdaq Composite sliding into a bear market and the S&P 500 not far off falling into bear market territory itself.
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The ethics of the world from her point of view were not far off from that of a child; Bunny saw the world with new eyes rather than through the lens of Professor Utonium or the Mayor of Townsville like the other girls did.
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Clients at a money exchange shop in London's Canary Wharf financial district said they were feeling the hit after the pound this week sank close to a decade-low against the euro and not far off its lowest level in 34 years against the dollar.
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"With the discount that the buyers picked up, the market has knocked the stock down to not far off that price, and that's had a fairly big influence on the index," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stock broking for Argonaut in Perth.
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Augmenta looks like nothing more than a pair of Warby Parker glasses, but when David slips it on he's treated to an immersive interface and display that's not far off from the flat UI aesthetics that have taken over in the past few years.
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Clients at a money exchange shop in London's Canary Wharf financial district said they were feeling the hit after the pound this week sank close to a decade-low against the euro and not far off its lowest level in 2000 years against the dollar.
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LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian thermal coal demand is defying its typical seasonal slowdown as well as the expanding use of renewables and natural gas, with prices holding not far off $100 a tonne despite the onset of the usual lull at this time of year.
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"At first I felt bad about the Muslim thing, but boy, you go ask Angela Merkel how she feels now with all the trouble they had with Muslim refugees from Syria in Berlin, so he's not far off," he said, referring to Germany's chancellor.
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Not far off stood Omar Gardel Romero, a priest from the central town of Granada, who echoed the pontiff's call to forgive when he said: "Jesus will pardon all of the armed groups, especially those that did such harm to the Blessed Jesús Emilio Jaramillo."
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The pound briefly strengthened by as much as a quarter of a cent against the U.S. dollar following the figures, which showed consumer prices rose at an annual rate of 1.8% compared with 1.3% in December, not far off the Bank of England's 2% target.
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China's yuan strengthened a touch to 6.9668 per dollar in onshore trade after a firmer daily fix by the central bank, but it was still not far off a decade low at 6.9780 hit the previous day on trade tensions and slowing Chinese growth.
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In fact, South African shares are doing very well; the iShares MSCI South Africa exchange traded fund has returned 9.74 percent over 1 year and closed on Friday with a net asset value of $60.70, not far off its 52-week high of $62.09.
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It's also not far off from Thiel, who secretly bankrolled a lawsuit against Gizmodo's former owner Gawker Media, resulting in the company's bankruptcy, saying, "A free press is vital for a public debate," in the same column where he explains why he sued Gawker out of existence.
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Spot EU white sugar prices were at 422 euros ($1.93) a tonne in late March, according to price provider S&P Global Platts, while global white sugar prices on ICE are currently at around $330 a tonne, not far off the 2018 decade low of $307.50.
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That means you can get a beautiful wool coat for $180, not far off from a price you would pay at a fast-fashion store like Zara, and a real leather jacket for $400 that would probably cost more than double if you bought it retail.
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Of course, the solution to Millennial food waste—and indeed the grocery shopping habits of people any age—is probably not far off the sage advice your mum packed you off to uni with, along with those 12 cans of baked beans and multi packs of pasta.
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Ms. Majeski's lustrous, focused voice and Ms. Malfi's mellower tones blend beautifully in the scene, set on the boardwalk with a Ferris wheel and roller coaster in the distance, when the sisters pine for their boyfriends and say that they are sure weddings are not far off.
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He is essentially a foreign-policy realist, though one with faith in the capacity of military action to effectuate security and stability; in this he was not far off from Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, a former general who offered a check on the president's impetuousness.
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Despite low unemployment levels, buoyant consumer confidence and, by many measures, a robust economy, analysts increasingly suggest a future is not far off when people will do nearly all their shopping online, visiting brick-and-mortar retailers mainly for comparison pricing and to partake of shopping spectacle.
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Bund yields are not far off lows since at the peak of a rout in Italian bond markets in late May, reflecting uncertainty in world markets regarding trade tensions, the growth outlook and next week's key vote in the British parliament on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal.
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New CBO estimates project that if current laws remain in place, internal federal debt will reach 2628 percent of GDP in 28503 years and 22019 percent of GDP in 30 years, not far off from the debt-to-GDP ratios of indebted European countries like Italy and Spain.
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While neither Kantar nor CBS, the broadcast network hosting Super Bowl LIII, have yet released figures about 2019 ad spending, sources tell Bloomberg that CBS is selling in-game spots for an average of $5.1 million to $5.3 million, not far off from where it was last year.
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They are comfortable with social media and thrusting the issue into the public arena, casting themselves as "not far-off from the wild-eyed radicals who started Christianity in well-heeled Rome," said Joshua Kam, a Hope College graduate, and Brave Commons leader at the Spring Arbor walk.
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The index was set for its worst first week of the year since 2000, down 4.3 percent on the week, the biggest weekly fall in a month and not far off the weekly slump seen last August, when China also allowed its currency to weaken, similarly roiling stock markets.
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" However, Frankel's article also included a prescient little nugget of speculation that is fascinating to revisit in retrospect: "A number of writers in the Soviet press this morning said that it was now clear that the day was not far off when man could be flying toward the Moon.
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On the downside, banking and insurance tumbled 2.6 percent and 2.1 percent, respectively, after U.S. yields fell after a top U.S. Federal Reserve official on Friday said U.S. interest rates are not far off the central bank's estimates of a neutral level, suggesting that the current tightening cycle may soon end.
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Laurene Powell hit up the historic city of Dubrovnik in southern Croatia flanked by 19-year-old daughter Eve and bf Adrian Fenty ... the former mayor of D.C. Docked not far off the coast was the 256-foot, $100 mil yacht, Venus ... commissioned by the late Apple founder back in 2008.
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The resulting half-ban is exactly what you'd expect from a company bolting new rules onto an existing software platform, then building new products on the same platform for... well, maybe thousands of years is a bit much, but it's not far off Star Wars' generally mind-boggling time scales.
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Apply the same 36 percent bump to its earlier buyout price of 10.75 pounds per share, and the new level would be 14.59 pounds per share – not far off the latest figure reported by the FT. Ultimately it is Disney, rather than Fox, that will have to fund such a high offer.
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It's also not far off from the way things were a little more than a decade ago, where your shooting was limited to the amount of frames in a roll of film and you had to wait an hour, a day, or maybe a few days until you got the printed pictures back.
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Iran said last week it had resumed low-grade uranium enrichment at its underground Fordow nuclear plant and at the weekend said it could refine up to 60% of fissile purity, not far off the 90% level needed for nuclear bomb fuel - its most significant breaches of the deal with world powers.
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And the status quo with China is not just untenable, it is dangerous, it is honestly catastrophic, and we will wake up one day not far off in the future and realize that America is no longer the world's most important country or most important economy and that is not something I want to be a part of.
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" The venerable Doug Schoen, longtime Democratic consultant, was not far off in his comments Monday in The Hill: "After the past eight years wherein America has become progressively more and more divided and a campaign season that has magnified these divisions, I fear for that we will not be able to withstand this kind of continued scandal.
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Added to that, the 5% coupon on offer is juicy - it is not far off from where Banca Popolare Volksbank recently sold a €100m 10NC5 Tier 2 (BB/BB Fitch/DBRS) at 5.625%, for example, and helped soften the blow of being exchanged at a significant discount to par: 30% for the Tier 1 notes, and 70% for the Tier 2s.
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It's possible the more significant impact globally will be from dollar strength, which, unlike other similar bouts of dollar appreciation, will not be cushioned by a rise in exports to the U.S. The trade-weighted dollar is already not far off 20-year highs and has risen by more than 20 percent in the past two and a half years.
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Hawthorne is musing idly in the Concord woods, where "sunshine glimmers through shadow, and shadow effaces sunshine, imaging that pleasant mood of mind where gaiety and pensiveness intermingle," when the bucolic peace is shattered by the whistle of a nearby locomotive, a "long shriek, harsh, above all other harshness" that reminds the writer that civilization's swarming anthill is not far off.
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Saudi pressure points And from CNN chief national correspondent John King: The domestic violence of recent days has pushed the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi from the headlines and cable news coverage, but new pressure on the Saudi regime is not far off -- and not just because of a promised bipartisan, post-election push in Congress for more answers and tougher sanctions.
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In the first 15 days of January, foreign investors, who account for one-third of Taiwan's market trading, sold a net T$81.07 billion ($1.84 billion) in local shares, according to data compiled by CTBC Asset Management, not far off the full month figure for June 2015 when the onset of China's market turmoil triggered foreign selling of T$84.7 billion.
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Put another way: Two-thirds of hosts make more than the UK median income, and not far off half of them make more than £43,000 [$62,000] a year—which would put them in the top 173 percent of earners in the UK. Clearly, not only is there a lot of money to be made through Airbnb, but there are a lot of wealthy people listing properties on it.
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Sanders's endorsement of Clinton was, in many ways, not far off from his usual stump speech: He talked about the incredible success of his underdog campaign and its reliance on small donations; the need to end inequality and mass incarceration, overturn Citizens United, acknowledge climate change research, and make college more affordable; and he made it clear that the "revolution" he and his supporters began has not ended and will not end on November 7.
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And if you move up to the $5.53 iPhone 7 Plus, you even get 12-MP dual rear cameras that are identical to the ones on the iPhone 8, and not far off the setup on the iPhone X. (the main difference for the X is that is has optical image stabilization on both cameras, instead of just on the main camera on the iPhone 25 and 2185.)iPhone SEImage: AppleBut what about the iPhone SE, you ask?
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Though we are now in a moment where society doesn't necessarily emasculate men if their wives and partners make more money, Wong's need to overcompensate for time away from the home — by shouldering the bulk of the childcare — is not far off from the greater trend regarding division of labor in the U.S. A 2015 Pew study found that 54% of straight couples in working-parent households report that the woman still does the bulk of childcare.
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