Average sale prices notched up 3933 percent, to $2.1 million.
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Another gesture of goodwill notched up, if you're keeping count.
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But in 2016 it only notched up 500 million euros.
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With its allies, the coalition notched up an impressive 336 seats.
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Australia's benchmark notched up 0.5 percent to 0.72053,879.6, with all sectors rising.
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By the end of Volume 5, however, we see he's notched up.
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The market last week notched up its biggest weekly loss since May.
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Small successes had been notched up here and there; not much more.
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Both notched up their best gains since the week ended Nov. 25.
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Among the top performers overnight was sterling, which notched up broad gains.
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While individual Wildcat partners have notched up many successes, including Marketo MKTO.
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They had notched up 2200 percent and 20.3 percent gains respectively in August.
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McDonald's, another Dow component to report results on Tuesday, also notched up gains.
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Between January and November, it notched up 3003 net orders and 577 deliveries.
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Other peripheral debt, such as that of Greece, also notched up positive returns.
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In 2018, Zagrebacka Banka, owned by Italy's Unicredit , notched up the biggest profit.
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Shares opened on Monday at $355.20 and notched up in mid-day trading.
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Gold miners Newcrest Mining and Evolution Mining notched up 3% and 4%, respectively.
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In the first quarter of this year it notched up record revenues, of $3.4bn.
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I'm aware that at one point it shifted and it notched up to me.
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Fitch has historically notched up the blended income stream one notch for dividend diversification.
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The BOJ has notched up its warning against the rising drawbacks of its policy.
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Over the past decade the AK party has notched up some remarkable electoral victories.
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By the time voting ended, just before midnight, they had notched up 2000 votes.
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Both crude benchmarks notched up monthly gains of more than 5 percent in October.
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In February South Korea, a proxy for world trade, notched up export growth above 20%.
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He has notched up some triumphs in his career, including an early bet on Alibaba.
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The market notched up four straight days of gains, its longest winning streak since November.
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Russia's Alexander Lesun notched up 222,219 points en route to gold in the modern pentathlon.
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This year's borrowing is being compared with totals notched up during a surge in lending.
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All three major U.S. indexes - the S&P 260.2, Nasdaq and Dow - notched up gains.
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All three major U.S. indexes - the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow - notched up gains.
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LME copper notched up a weekly gain of nearly 5 percent, the largest since early March.
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The euro notched up small gains against a dollar broadly weakened by Monday's risk-on mood.
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The notched up a seven-day winning streak on Tuesday, closing at a fresh record high.
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Most of the rest were notched up by athletes preparing for Mexico City at high altitudes.
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As of June 27, Boeing had notched up 407 orders this year, or 361 after cancellations.
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Last month's volumes were also down 12.5 percent from the $1.86 trillion notched up in March.
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Palladium notched up an all-time high, driven by short supplies of the auto-catalyst metal.
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And on the way, he notched up his highest-ever ODI score, 17 years since his debut.
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The euro zone's economy grew by 20153% in 22015, below the 220% it notched up in 21.7.
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America has just notched up its wettest 230 months ever, and floods are worsening across the Midwest.
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The most successful bands have notched up millions of streams and sold tens of thousands of tickets.
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Sterling rose a quarter of a percent to $1.3410, cementing some modest gains notched up this week.
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Wall Street stocks notched up another record high on Wednesday, but ended only fractionally in the black.
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Elsewhere, palladium fell 0.8% to $1,925.69 an ounce, having notched up an all-time high of $1,979.95.
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Airbus notched up 3203 gross sales and 718 net orders after cancellations in the first 11 months.
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Britain notched up marked inequalities in quality of life, with disabled Britons especially at risk of rights violations.
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At the time of writing this, the app had notched up 5 million downloads on Google Play Store.
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IN 2004 the Bank of Austria and Vienna's city hall notched up the first quantum-encrypted bank transfer.
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A DCR can be equalised with, or notched up from, a bank's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR).
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That beat analyst forecasts and marked an acceleration from the 9 percent growth notched up a quarter earlier.
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Zayn's "Pillowtalk" notched up combined sales of 112,000 with 4.97 million streams, according to the Official Charts Company.
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THE queen celebrated her 90th birthday on April 21st and notched up her 23,451st day on the throne.
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The euro notched up its biggest daily rise against the pound in more than a week on Wednesday.
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FLAG-BEARER The rand currency retreated on Tuesday from a nine-month high notched up in the previous session.
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Spot palladium, meanwhile, notched up a new record high on Wednesday at $1,330 per ounce due to tight supplies.
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Not great, but better than the miserable 20 out of 100 the same companies notched up three years ago.
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That marked a slight slowdown from the 28.4 percent growth notched up in the previous three months but beat forecasts.
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European banks notched up some rare good news last year—their share of global profits grew from 13% to 20%.
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He has notched up 26,000 miracles since his death in 1898, when villagers said light beamed out of his tomb.
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The S&P 500 index, America's leading equity benchmark, has notched up its longest-ever streak without a 5% reversal.
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The "big four" banks notched up between 0.4% and 0.8% on their fourth day after the central bank rate cut.
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The blue-chip index notched up small gains on the week as it continued to recoup ground lost in October.
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He notched up six birdies to trail American leader Patrick Reed by four strokes at the WGC-HSBC Champions tournament.
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The Hang Seng Index (HSI) notched up its biggest daily percentage gain since November 22008 to end at 26,523 points.
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They have already notched up a good number of repeat customers and now it's all about internationalising and scaling their business.
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Founded by a sailing enthusiast, Jackie Baumgarten, it has raised $17m of venture-capital funding and notched up over 26,000 rentals.
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A year ago Bob Iger, boss of Disney, launched ESPN+, a sports streaming service that has notched up over 2m subscribers.
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India is the world's second-largest mobile market and notched up its billionth mobile phone subscriber in October, reported the Guardian.
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Data center operator NEXTDC Ltd and buy-now-pay-later firm Afterpay Touch Group Ltd notched up 6.1% and 4.6%, respectively.
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For one, growing numbers of global indices have notched up the 20 percent peak-to-trough drop denoting a bear market.
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This figure is the highest since October 22018 and markedly above the 21.4 percent notched up a year ago in November 21.8.
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They were up 12 percent at constant exchange rates, accelerating from the 9.6 percent growth notched up in the previous three months.
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In another superb display, Slovenia's teenage point guard Luka Doncic notched up 11 points, as well as chipping in with eight assists.
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He notched up four other presidential wins outside Brazil, and does not deny a report that he is worth more than $50m.
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Bosch notched up record sales of 78.5 billion euros in 2018, generating earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) of 5.5 billion euros.
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The firm has annual core profit, or EBITDA, of 940 million rand notched up on annual sales of nearly 9 billion rand.
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As his advocacy has notched up successes, he said, the Russian government has retaliated by declaring him wanted as an international fugitive.
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It also notched up new record highs overnight against a raft of emerging market currencies including the , the lira and China's offshore yuan.
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Stocks, however, continue to attract buyers in an environment where bond yields remain relatively low and companies have largely notched up strong earnings.
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The Saudi stock market index notched up 20.2 percent after half an hour of trade, heading for its fifth consecutive session of gains.
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Yet the pair have notched up huge losses as they compete for increasing sales through deep discounts, according to banking and industry sources.
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Stratfor, which has been flogging geopolitical foresight for two decades from its base in Austin, Texas, recently notched up a record 550,000 subscribers.
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The metal was set to mark a four straight weekly gain, having notched up a record high of $1,824.50 an ounce on Wednesday.
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The top 363% saw their incomes nearly double between 1970 and 2016, while the earnings of the bottom 10% notched up only 11%.
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German 10-year bond yields last week notched up their biggest weekly falls since 2012 - clearly investors don't expect significant fiscal stimulus soon.
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Four years ago, at the last World Cup, they notched up one of the sport's biggest upsets by beating the South African Springboks.
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It also notched up new record highs overnight against a raft of emerging market currencies including the rupee, the lira and China's offshore yuan.
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Both teams notched up plenty of laps at the Barcelona testing, with Mercedes showing itself the most reliable car and Ferrari setting encouraging times.
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The NSE index notched up a 4.23 percent gain in July, the highest in four months, while the benchmark BSE index rose 3.9 percent.
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For the most part, the QC35s present a faithful reproduction of the recordings that I know best, though bass is notched up a bit.
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Vietnam, with a population of more than 90m, has notched up the world's second-fastest growth rate per person since 1990, behind only China.
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Until the end of May this year Airbus had only received 2000 orders while Boeing had notched up 210 requests for a new plane.
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By running again, Merkel gives herself a chance of matching the 16 years in office notched up by her mentor, former Chancellor Helmut Kohl.
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After several years of versatile experimentation, from 2010-2012 he notched up five top 40 singles: each of them, let's be honest, entirely forgettable.
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Until the end of May this year Airbus had only received 73 orders while Boeing had notched up 205 requests for a new plane.
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The Midwest U.S. contract <0#AUP:>, for example, has already notched up 740,175 tonnes of trading in the first five months of this year.
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Bitcoin is down more than half from a December peak of almost $20,000 after it notched up a more than 1,000 gain last year.
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Even though Labour recorded its biggest percentage point gain in vote share since 22.3, it notched up its second-lowest tally of seats since 22015.
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Even though Labour recorded its biggest percentage point gain in vote share since 1945, it notched up its second-lowest tally of seats since 1987.
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Last year's volumes of 4,044 lots were less than the 4,651 lots notched up by the European premium contract in just four months of trading.
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Since then Apple has sold some 2400bn phones and notched up more than $22016bn in sales from the bestselling tech gadget in history (see chart).
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However, the final criteria report provides clarifications on support from (i) parent banks whose IDRs are notched up from their VRs; and (ii) sister entities.
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Boeing on Wednesday reported a 2787 percent rise in first-quarter profit despite declining revenue, and it notched up its forecast for full-year earnings.
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In June 2016, U.K. online retail sales showed annual growth of 14.1 percent, dwarfing the 4.3 percent growth rate notched up for national retail overall.
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The 25-year-old American, seeded 24, notched up 30 unforced errors compared with her opponent's eight, and double-faulted several times on crucial points.
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The and the Dow Jones industrial average notched up their seventh successive monthly win in October while the Nasdaq recorded its fourth straight monthly gain.
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AS Roma notched up their first home league win for more than two months when they hammered Lecce 4-0 in Serie A on Sunday.
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Given the strong recovery prospects, the $250 million asset-backed credit facility and $103 million senior secured term loan were notched up to 'BB+/RR1'.
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Having notched up 25 years of DJing together, they've decided to take over Electric Brixton on Friday the 3rd of February for a huge event.
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But the forint notched up its biggest daily fall for years after governor Gyorgy Matolcsy called the hike a one-off move justified by inflation trends.
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The U.S. Commerce Department said earlier on Thursday domestic wholesale inventories had notched up 0.1 percent in June instead of holding unchanged as it originally reported.
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IN 22016 the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC), a Pentagon-funded programme that provides military-style training to high-school pupils, notched up its centenary.
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Nominal GDP increased by 8trn yuan ($1.2trn), well above the 6.63trn yuan added in 2007, when it notched up 14.2%, its fastest growth in recent decades.
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LONDON, Jan 18 (Reuters) - European shares notched up modest gains on Thursday, falling short of a rally that lifted Wall Street and Asia to new records.
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On Sunday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel notched up another regional election victory, further bolstering her Christian Democrats (CDU) party ahead of national elections in the fall.
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The dollar logged its fourth straight year of gains against a basket of major currencies, while oil prices notched up their biggest annual gain since 323.
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The best marathon times, for instance, are notched up in races such as Berlin's, where temperatures throughout the course range between 10 and 16 degrees Celsius.
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It notched up a third-quarter gain of around 20 percent, the biggest third-quarter increase since 2004 and traded as high as $59.49 last week.
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In China the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) contract largely ignored London's Russian jitters but has also just notched up its highest trading level in three years.
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Wall Street notched up record highs last week on heightened expectations of an interest rate cut later this month following Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's dovish comments.
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The world hews closely to Vapnyar's own life (note to an attentive reader: Vapnyar's mother taught math), but everything about it is slightly notched up, surreal.
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E-MART EDGE E-Mart and department store operator Shinsegae, relatively new to e-commerce, notched up double-digit increases in online sales in recent years.
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Australia's second-quarter gross domestic product figures due later on Wednesday were seen likely to show the economy notched up its 27th year without a recession.
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Continuing a theme of the two crossing paths, Brazilian striker Barboza handily defeated Pettis when he notched up the biggest win of his career back in April.
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As high-yield bond funds experienced the biggest outflow since December 2018, investment-grade bond funds notched up their 29th week of inflows, pulling in $6.7 billion.
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It is already 1 percent lower since the start of the year, a big reversal from 2017 when it notched up double-digit gains against the dollar.
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That marked an 11.6% increase on a comparable basis, roughly in line with analyst forecasts for a slowdown from the 13.2% growth notched up a quarter earlier.
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That marked a 11.6% increase on a comparable basis, roughly in line with analyst forecasts for a slowdown from the 13.2% growth notched up a quarter earlier.
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U.S. two-year Treasury yields last week notched up their biggest weekly fall since 2009 just as U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to impose tariffs on Mexico.
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Spain has now notched up 19 straight months of growth in retail sales as the economy rebounded from recession and a jobs recovery started to take hold.
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Her brother completed his pilot's license in the Philippines and in 1981 joined Malaysian Air Systems (MAS), where he notched up more than 18,000 hours flying time.
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They could be notched up from the Long-Term IDR if the legal framework changed to give preferential treatment over other senior obligations in a resolution scenario.
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In 2016 it drew 6.4m visitors and notched up ticket sales of €44.4m ($49.5m), more than the Uffizi Gallery in Florence and the ruins of Pompeii combined.
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Shionogi, which gains roughly half its revenue from royalties, has notched up four straight years of record operating profit and boasts an operating profit margin of 38%.
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It found that those who presided over higher growth rates in their cities, relative to the rates notched up by their predecessors, had got better jobs afterwards.
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India's GDP grew by 7.1% in the second quarter, down from the 7.9% notched up in the first three months of the year but still outpacing China.
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PARIS (Reuters) - See Tickets, the ticket sales business of French media conglomerate Vivendi, notched up record sales for next year's Glastonbury music festival, Vivendi said on Tuesday.
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By driving a wedge between its NATO foes, testing out new weaponry and more, Russia has notched up a number of strategic and tactical successes in Syria.
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PSA, which has notched up successive sales and profit records under Chief Executive Carlos Tavares, is due to report full earnings for the period on July 24.
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That marked a slight slowdown from the 28.4 percent growth notched up in the previous three months but beat a 24.3 percent analyst poll by Inquiry Financial.
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That turned around a market on the verge of sales declines in 2015 to one that has notched up 13.8 percent growth for the year to date.
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Last month, data showed Russia notched up its second year as China's largest supplier in 2861, surpassing Saudi Arabia - OPEC's top exporter - by some 1533,4.29 barrels each day.
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Sterling slipped on Wednesday, partially reversing some of the gains notched up earlier this week, as strong factory surveys failed to dispel the growing concerns over Brexit negotiations.
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And while the overall market for smartphones notched up annual growth of 7% in 2015, the "other" category (which excludes most big makers) grew at twice that rate.
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American stocks just notched up their best first-half performance in more than two decades (largely thanks to the Federal Reserve's signalling that it will cut interest rates).
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Sales rose 10 percent in the fourth quarter on a constant currency basis, slowing slightly from the 13 percent notched up a quarter earlier but still beating forecasts.
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Earlier, Warner struck his fifth ODI century and Mitchell Marsh notched up his first to set up yet another runfest in a series that has provided 3,403 runs.
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But as Mr. Erdogan notched up electoral successes, he not only undermined his opponents but he also turned on various allies who had helped him rise to power.
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Now growth has again turned negative, inflation is flatlining and consumer spending has notched up a fifth straight month of declines, the color is draining from Shiseido's lips.
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The Land of Fire, presumably helpful to light those Marlboros, recently notched up a decent 1-0 win over Norway and even scored against Germany in their last fixture.
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For the first quarter of the year, profits notched up by industrial companies dropped 13 percent to 1.3 trillion yuan compared with a year earlier, according to the NBS.
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For the December quarter as a whole, the country notched up a surplus of A$4.8 billion in a startling turnaround from the previous quarter's A$3.8 billion shortfall.
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Kering's high-end fashion labels - with the exception of leather goods specialist Bottega Veneta, which is improving slowly after a rough patch - notched up strong sales growth in 2017.
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It was in Angola, Egypt and the North Sea, already BP core regions, that Richard Herbert notched up his main successes during his two years as head of exploration.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index hit its fourth straight record close, up 0.4 percent at 8,938.45, and also notched up its best week since July 2016.
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Fixed-asset investment in the year to March notched up 6.3 percent year-on-year growth, and policymakers announced tax and fee cuts worth around 2 percent of GDP.
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For the first quarter of the year, profits notched up by industrial companies dropped 3.3 percent to 1.3 trillion yuan compared with a year earlier, according to the NBS.
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Caolán makes it clear to me that Irish nationalism is as important to his contemporaries as it was 20 years ago, and Brexit has only notched up their passion.
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A month in, the site has notched up over 4,0000 'awake' members—not be confused with "woke" people, apparently—and by the sounds of it, Jarrod has big plans.
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All three major U.S. stock indexes notched up record closing rallies on Thursday; the S&P 20.3 reached a sixth consecutive record high, its longest streak since January 27.25.
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Ninja loans have notched up a strong performance with volumes reaching US$3.668bn year-to-date, about half of the US$7.671bn recorded in 2018, according to LPC data.
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China notched up a record capital exodus last year, driven by expectations that the renminbi would continue to weaken against the dollar, and as slowing domestic growth diverted investment elsewhere.
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In the first 10 months, industrial firms notched up profits of 6.25 trillion yuan, up 23.3 percent from a year earlier, compared with a 22.8 percent gain in January-September.
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Also in America, Uber drivers who have notched up more than 3,000 trips can take up the offer of an online degree at Arizona State University on the company's dime.
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Nor have they switched to the CME's lead contract, which has notched up just 25 lots since its launch in June and none whatsoever in the fourth quarter of 2016.
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As American culture grew more relaxed around premarital sex, and as the average age for marriage notched up a few years, the link between getting married and having sex loosened.
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While the loss was his sharpest for January since 2010, it was substantially smaller than the double-digit percentage losses notched up in the last two months of the year.
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Rice export rates notched up in Vietnam as well, with 5 percent broken rice quoted at $355-$360 a tonne, slightly higher from last week's $203-$352.
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Hirscher notched up his 56th World Cup win, and 27th in giant slalom, in a repeat of the Olympic podium — ahead of Henrik Kristoffersen of Norway and Frenchman Alexis Pinturault.
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Gold shrugged off earlier gains to fall on Wednesday, as a report suggesting progress on the U.S.-China trade negotiations rekindled risk appetite, while palladium notched up a fresh peak.
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On July 13th the prime minister notched up one year in office, meaning that, whatever happens, she will not replace Alec Douglas-Home as the shortest-serving post-war prime minister.
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Arm's model boasts both high margins and rapid growth; between 270 and 280 the number of Arm-processor based chips sold globally notched up a compound annual growth rate of 260%.
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The benchmark S&P index notched up its first five-week run of gains this year on Friday as robust corporate earnings helped investors shrug off worries about U.S. trade policies.
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In the second quarter alone, like-for-like sales rose by a slightly higher-than-expected 6.3 percent, compared to the 6.8 percent revenue growth notched up in the first quarter.
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Earlier, Serena Williams notched up another singles win but could not prevent the U.S. from losing 2-1 to Britain for their third defeat that left them bottom of the standings.
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That marked a pick-up from the 11.6% comparable sales growth notched up a quarter earlier, when several analysts had expected a slightly more muted performance, citing a tougher comparison base.
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The dollar index has now given up two-thirds of the gains it notched up this month when investors rushed into the greenback as equity markets suffered a violent sell-off.
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Johannesburg-listed shares in Steinhoff, which is also listed in Frankfurt, added at least 2 percent to gains notched up earlier on news that it would issue shares to fund deals.
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The dollar notched up its best weekly performance of 2017 last week, lifted also by a revival of the "Trumpflation" trade on expectations Trump would deliver a stalled tax reform plan.
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His record Grateful notched up another 70,000 equivalent album sales while JAY-Z's new album 4:44 did not make the top ten because Billboard does not count Sprint-sponsored downloads.
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For the first four months, industrial firms notched up profits of 1.81 trillion yuan, down 3.4% from a year earlier, compared with a 3.3% drop in the first quarter this year.
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Oil and soybeans also hit record monthly totals in December, while coal shipments were among the highest on record and iron ore notched up the third biggest volumes for the year.
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Prospective monetary easing by the Fed has been a key factor behind the recent bull run by global equities, particularly U.S. stocks, which have notched up record highs over the past month.
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U.S. crude futures rose 0.6 percent to $71.69 per barrel, near last week's 3 1/2-year high of $72.30 while Brent crude futures notched up 0.6 percent to $78.95 per barrel.
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BEIJING, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Profits notched up by China's industrial firms declined 13 percent from a year earlier to 680.8 billion yuan ($100.9 billion) in December, the statistics bureau said on Monday.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - European champions Portugal were let off the hook by Morocco's wasteful finishing and another Cristiano Ronaldo moment as they notched up a fortuitous victory in the World Cup on Wednesday.
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The caution was sparked by an overnight Wall St wobble involving a rotation from tech to financials and came just as the near 2000-year global rally notched up another impressive milestone.
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Japan's safe-haven yen notched up gains while the low-yielding euro moved up against the dollar on Tuesday as appetite for riskier assets and currencies waned following the weak Chinese data.
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That marked a pick-up from the 6.3 percent pace of growth notched up a quarter earlier, as revenues from luxury products such as high-end Lancome creams expanded faster than expected.
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We have not notched up its Deposit Ratings from its IDRs due to the uncertain sustainability of PB's qualifying subordinated and senior vanilla debt buffer given the bank's deposit-focused funding mix.
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The 120-146 seat plane has more capacity and newer engines than its predecessor model, but has been outsold by the A220-653 which notched up further orders at the air show.
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U.S. crude futures rose 0.8 percent to $71.83 per barrel, near last week's 3 1/2-year high of $72.30 while Brent crude futures notched up 0.8 percent to $79.10 per barrel.
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Against most people's predictions the 23-year-old Australian notched up her first Grand Slam title on Parisian clay rather than the lawns to which her all-court game is most suited.
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The Chinese company has manufacturing bases in Massachusetts and Chicago, and in recent years, notched up contracts to build subway rail cars for major U.S. cities such as Los Angeles, Boston and Chicago.
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That beat the 6.6 percent comparable sales growth forecast in an Infront Data poll of analysts for Reuters, and matched the pace of growth notched up in the last three months of 2018.
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United Technologies beat analysts' profit and sales estimates with third-quarter results on Tuesday, and notched up the low end of its full-year profit forecast, sending shares higher in pre-market trading.
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Despite all of its turmoil, Team Trump has notched up some real achievements for those who wanted to see the flamboyant first-time candidate put an end to business as usual in Washington.
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BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The euro zone economy notched up modest growth in the final three months of last year, showing the bloc has little muscle to shrug off the globe's mounting economic problems.
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However, the JSE All-share index, the broadest measure of stock market performance, is down roughly 7 percent from a peak notched up in January due to weak global sentiment and profit taking.
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A book-to-bill ratio above one would signify a higher value in new orders than for deliveries during the year, after Airbus notched up 940 gross sales in the first 11 months.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares notched up modest gains on Thursday, led higher by a fresh rise for so-called cyclical stocks while company updates and ratings changes from brokers spurred moves among individual names.
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Brent notched up a third-quarter gain of about 20 percent, the biggest increase for the quarter since 2004, and traded as high as $59.49 last week, but has since fallen about 6 percent.
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Ackman is suffering a stark reversal after being the toast of Wall Street in 2014 when he notched up a 37.2 percent gain in his International fund, among the best performances in the industry.
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Buoyed by better farm incomes, since 2000 Rwanda has notched up growth rates of 8% a year, making it one of the fastest-growing economies in the world (though still one of the poorest).
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Boeing on Wednesday beat profit expectations in the third quarter despite declining revenue and notched up its sales forecast for the full year, saying it planned to deliver more jetliners than it originally thought.
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Profits notched up by China's industrial firms in January-February slumped 14.0 percent year-on-year to 708.01 billion yuan ($105.50 billion), the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on its website on Wednesday.
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The company notched up a notch-less win last year with the introduction of the Infinity Display, a virtually (but not quite) bezel-free design that hides a virtual home button behind the screen.
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But last week she also notched up another record - becoming the first female player to earn more prize money than her male equivalent when she won the CIB PSA Women's World Championship in Egypt.
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Brent notched up a third-quarter gain of about 20 percent, the biggest increase for that quarter since 2004, and traded as high as $59.49 last week, but has since fallen about 6 percent.
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The pressure may be abating, now that the troubled eye-care unit, Alcon, is improving and Novartis has notched up other recent successes like the approval in August of a new treatment for leukemia.
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The S&P/ASX 215 index notched up 0.83%, or 20.8 points, to 211,113.55 by 0123 GMT, poised for a fifth day of gains, after having added 1.6% in the last four sessions combined.
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She sought to hit winners from sometimes unpromising positions, aiming to keep the rallies short, and in all the American notched up just six winners to Bacsinszky's 18 and 24 unforced errors against 18.
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Sales growth in the second half of its 2017-18 financial year, which runs until end-March, would be similar to the 7 percent notched up in the first half, finance director Luca Marotta said.
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Sunday was also the first day when markets across the Middle East could absorb gains notched up by global markets at the end of last week following consensus-beating jobs data in the United States.
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Sir Dave Brailsford, who runs the team, was also until 2014 in charge of British Cycling, which has notched up 22 Olympic gold medals in the past decade, nearly one-third of Team GB's total.
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The lender also notched up a 20203 percent rise in deposits and a 73 percent lift in its lending as customer accounts as of the end of September rose to 848,000 from June's 780,000 count.
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On a like-for-like basis, which strips out currency swings and acquisitions, revenues rose 7.8%, largely surpassing the 6.3% increase expected by analysts and accelerating from the 6.8% growth notched up a quarter earlier.
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Proceedings looked destined to go to a tiebreaker until a series of unforced errors by Halep - who notched up 21 in the first set - in her final service game allowed Svitolina to claim the set.
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United Nations data shows foreign direct investment in China hit $1.6 trillion in 2018, a figure which rises to $3.6 trillion when Hong Kong is included; Japan, by way of comparison, notched up $214 billion.
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Prices are below levels reached last month when several bonds notched up record daily gains after Saudi Arabia's Finance Minister Mohammed al-Jadaan said it was talking to the Lebanese government about providing financial assistance.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 4 (Reuters) - China stocks edged down on Friday but notched up its fourth straight week of gains as signs of a stabilising Chinese economy offset lingering worries over the looming U.S. election outcome.
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Replaced by his assistant Heimir Hallgrimsson, Iceland notched up seven wins, two draws and just a single defeat to top Group I ahead of Croatia, who booked their own berth by beating Greece in a playoff.
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However, Fitch has not notched up the bank's Long-Term IDR (which captures default risk on senior obligations) from the VR (which reflects failure risk) due to significant uncertainty about recapitalisation needs in case of failure.
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Not only have Liverpool avoided defeat on all but one occasion this season, they have also notched up wins against Arsenal and Chelsea, as well as a couple of respectable draws against Tottenham and Manchester United.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline notched up a second win for its pioneering "real world" approach to testing new drugs on Friday as its inhaled medicine Breo proved significantly better than standard care in helping people with asthma.
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Remember that before going stratospheric just after the U.S. presidential election, LME copper had already notched up almost two weeks of consecutive higher closes, precisely the sort of technical signal that will attract systematic trading programs.
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"Divide" notched up 2.7 million units, including sales and streaming activity, and the 26 year-old singer-songwriter's single "Shape of You" spent 33 weeks on Billboard's Hot 100 chart and was streamed one billion times.
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The U.S. Commerce Department has notched up proposed trade duties on Bombardier's CSeries jets to nearly 300 percent after Boeing complained that the Canadian company received illegal subsidies and dumped the planes at "absurdly low" prices.
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The 32-year-old won the Super Bowl with the Saints in 2009 and notched up 72 touchdowns and 9,759 receiving yards in a 10-year stint after being drafted in the seventh round in 2006.
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Anita Elberse, of the Harvard Business School, working with data from Nielsen, notes that in 218.8, 21% of the 2000m different music tracks sold in America notched up fewer than 292 sales, and 223% only one each.
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London house prices leapt at a whopping 13 percent year on year in the first quarter of 2016, according to the Nationwide House Price Index, far outstripping the 5.3 percent rise notched up in the U.K. overall.
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Raytheon, maker of the Patriot anti-missile system notched up an 8 percent gain for the month on the day of President Trump's "fire and fury" warning, slightly outperforming Lockheed Martin, the Pentagon's No. 22.0 weapons supplier.
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Comparable sales rose 35.1 percent in the July to September period - a slowdown compared to the rates of over 40 percent notched up in recent quarters, but far faster than top rivals such as LVMH's Louis Vuitton.
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In the second quarter alone, like-for-like sales rose by a slightly higher-than-expected 6.3 percent, compared to the 6.8 percent revenue growth notched up in the first quarter, with the luxury division outperforming others.
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The Swiss franc and the yen had notched up impressive gains against the dollar on Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump warned North Korea that it would face "fire and fury" if it threatened the United States.
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Some analysts say the market remains complacent about the possibility of a rising dollar, which also notched up a four-month high against the Japanese yen on Thursday as 22015-year Treasury yields approached their highest since 2011.
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That followed hawkish comments from Fed policymakers earlier this week, as well as data showing that U.S. consumer prices notched up their biggest rise in over three years in April and an upward revision to factory orders numbers.
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Roth pointed to street campaigns against attacks on democracy in Europe and efforts to prevent massacres in Syria and to bring to justice perpetrators of ethnic cleansing in Myanmar as examples of successes notched up in this way.
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U.S. Treasury yields, which notched up their biggest one-day jump in almost three months on Tuesday as the tax bill moved towards passage, steadied at around 2.46 percent — holding near the previous day's almost two-month highs.
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Italian bond yields edged higher, having notched up their biggest one-day fall in more than a week on Monday on relief that Italy had not been downgraded by Moody's ratings agency at a scheduled review on Friday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic made tennis history at Wimbledon on Wednesday when he notched up the most consecutive grand slam match victories in the Open Era, and said he aimed to continue his assault on the record books.
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After eight weeks on release, the Weeknd's "Starboy" added another 60,000 units sold for the week, while alternative music group the xx notched up some 45,000 sales to mark their highest-charting album ever on the Billboard 200.
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Fitch estimates that FCC could have notched up to a weak 212000% of Basel II RWAs at end-4807123Q212001 from a historical low of 1% at end-1H17 owing to a RUB25 billion core capital injection in September.
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The index has gained more than 5% in a little over a week and on a seven-day rolling basis had notched up its biggest rise since the dark days of the global financial crisis in November 2008.
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BHP rode the wave to a peak of A$44.89 on April 11, 2011, but after that it was all downhill until the low of January 2016, as iron ore and coal notched up five consecutive losing years.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Spanish festival Primavera Sound has notched up a new record - the first major music event with an even split of men and women in its line-up with other festivals urged to follow suit.
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The UK bluechip index, which has a larger exposure to commodity prices due to its heavyweight miners and oil majors, suffered the last week in the red, while its European counterpart notched up a third week of gains.
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HONG KONG(Reuters) - World number one Ashleigh Barty battled back against Switzerland's Belinda Bencic to make a winning start to the 2019 WTA Finals on Sunday as the Australian notched up a 5-7 6-20183 6-2 victory.
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They rose 11 percent on a like-for-like basis, which strips out currency swings and the impact of acquisitions or disposals, beating analyst forecasts and marking an acceleration from the 9 percent growth notched up a quarter earlier.
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India's benchmark BSE index has notched up a string of record highs to be up 15.7 percent this year and long-term demand for the firms' services is expected to grow as households shift some savings to financial markets.
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As CEO of Louis Dreyfus Co between 2005 and 2013, Schoen oversaw rapid growth at the trading house during a boom period for agricultural commodity markets, during which Dreyfus notched up a record annual net profit of $1 billion.
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This came after Belgium on Tuesday priced a 20.21 billion euro 3.183-year issue and notched up its highest ever order book of 23.18 billion euros, the country's debt agency said in a note to investors seen by Reuters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department has notched up proposed trade duties on Bombardier Inc CSeries jets to nearly 2.53 percent, affirming Boeing Co's complaint that the Canadian company received illegal subsidies and dumped the planes at "absurdly low" prices.
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The boom in co-authorship more than compensated for the drop in individual productivity, so that the average researcher notched up a slightly higher number of papers for his curriculum vitae: 2.3 a year compared to 2.1 two decades earlier.
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On top of that, Kelly now holds the record for both the longest single spaceflight for an American, as well as the longest total days in space for an American, having notched up 520 days in orbit over four missions.
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While other base metals traded on the London Metal Exchange (LME) continue to struggle against the headwinds of slowing Chinese growth and a stronger U.S. dollar, zinc has notched up gains of over 21 percent since the start of January.
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For the first eight months of the year, industrial firms notched up profits of 4.4 trillion yuan, a 16.2 percent increase from the same period last year, lower from 17.1 percent growth in January-July, the statistics bureau said on Thursday.
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"Driven by strong trading in Chinese markets, nickel had notched up its longest run of gains in almost eight months, amid speculation that output cuts at Vale's Brazilian operations would spread to its nickel operations," ANZ said in a note.
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Germany's DAX, France's CAC, Milan and Madrid were all up between 21.4 and 210 percent and MSCI's all-country world index was at yet another record peak after all four major Wall Street indexes notched up new highs on Tuesday.
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Oppenheimer was speaking ahead of the U.S. market open on Tuesday, with equity futures pointing higher after the Dow Jones on Monday notched up its eighth straight losing session to cement its longest streak of negative daily returns since 2011.
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Almost an anachronism in an exuberant group that wears its heart on its sleeve, the soft-spoken Rahane notched up six half-centuries in his last 10 one-day international knocks, floating from one to seventh position in the batting order.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European stocks notched up their biggest weekly fall since December on Friday, extending losses as weak China and German data and poor U.S. jobs numbers tightened bears' grip on the market, underscoring worries about a global economic slowdown.
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Svitolina sealed a 7-5 6-3 victory over the Wimbledon champion as she notched up her second win a row two days after defeating Pliskova to guarantee a top two finish in the round-robin phase of the competition.
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Months after being handed the mining portfolio, the minister notched up a bigger victory; securing majority local ownership of Grasberg – one of the world's biggest gold and copper mines – following months of difficult negotiations with U.S. giant Freeport-McMoRan Inc.
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Haier Smart Home, the Qingado-based maker of refrigerators and washing machines, said its first-half operating revenue rose more than 9%, while e-commerce giant Alibaba notched up more than 40% top-line growth in the quarter ending June 30.
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Related: Narco Ties, Embezzlement, and Topless Models: It's Election Season in Mexico The PAN also notched up victories in the central states of Aguascalientes and Puebla, as well as in Durango in the north, and Quintana Roo in the far south.
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The decision of his party to stand down in Tory-held seats has blunted its insurgent message—the 17% it scores in our poll is lower than the 25% notched up by its forerunner, the UK Independence Party, in 2015.
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It's more or less in line with the 2.9 percent increase in loans the banks notched up last year, but it is well below the 4.6 percent and the 4.4 percent rates that they together achieved in 2016 and 2015.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - First it was a supermarket aisle free of plastics, now the Netherlands has notched up another novel solution in its fight against waste and pollution - products made with food that otherwise would be chucked in the bin.
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The number of planned layoffs at U.S. companies dropped in July to its lowest since November while job-opening announcements notched up, a sign that businesses are confident that the economy will continue to expand, a report released Thursday showed.
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But it is clear that by closing his country's ports to a ship loaded with rescued migrants, Italy's interior minister and deputy prime minister, Matteo Salvini, has notched up a significant, if intensely controversial, vote-winner for the new populist government in Rome.
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But the country's bonds still notched up their worst week in three months as yields rose globally on Friday after U.S. unemployment and wage growth data showed the resilience of the world's largest economy in the face of a wave of hurricanes.
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The 12.2 percent slump saw the BETI match it worst day on record which was back in January 2009 and made an already bad year look worse for Central European markets, where only Bucharest had notched up any visible gains before its plummet.
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Andrew Formica, now chief executive of Henderson Global Investors and set to be jointly in charge of the merged group, said that Gross had been a "great colleague" for Janus Capital and notched up some "incredible performance" with the assets he manages.
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France struggled for years to secure its first foreign order for the Rafale but, since making a breakthrough with a 2015 deal to sell 24 of the planes to Egypt, it has notched up several other orders for the multi-role combat jet.
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Despite the scandal, the group said on Tuesday it notched up record sales last year, led by premium brands Audi and Porsche, though analysts say it may have offered big discounts on VW brand cars which have suffered most from the crisis.
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Returns delivered by the FTSE MIB were directionally aligned with the CAC 40 in all three years of recorded data but slightly higher each time, including in 2012 when the Italian index notched up an impressive 5.47 percent return over the two sessions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The number of planned layoffs at U.S. companies dropped in July to its lowest since November while job-opening announcements notched up, a sign that businesses are confident that the economy will continue to expand, a report released Thursday showed.
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For the first seven months of the year, the firms notched up profits of 4.25 trillion yuan, a 21.2 percent jump from the same period last year and a touch slower than the 22.0 percent annual growth in the January-June period.
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Should the amended credit facility and/or any new notes to fund the share buybacks be given priority either through security or guarantees, the ratings on the amended credit facility and/or new notes could potentially be notched up from current levels.
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Hypothetically, if a bank issued very large and stable volumes of non-preferred senior securities and built up a considerable buffer, the default risk of the preferred senior debt would reduce and it could be notched up from the non-preferred debt rating.
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Euro zone bond yields were up 2-5 basis points and U.S. 10-year Treasury yields hit at two-week high at around 2.40 percent after data showed the U.S. economy notched up its quickest pace in three years in the third quarter.
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Over time, the Long-Term IDR of BOI could be notched up once from its VR, when sufficient senior debt is down-streamed to it from its parent company, BOIG, in a manner which is subordinated to other senior creditors of BOI.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares closed the day higher in choppy trade on Friday but notched up their second straight week of losses as concerns about slowing global growth, weak earnings, and a U.S.-China trade war drove investors away from the region's equities.
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The 39-year-old power forward, his jet-black hair now flecked with gray at the temples, was kept well-shackled throughout, and it was late in the third quarter before he notched up his first point from the free throw line.
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BENGALURU, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Indian shares closed higher on Friday, led by a rally in banks and auto stocks, and notched up gains for the week as investors cheered signs of progress in the trade dispute between the United States and China.
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Defender Maya Yoshida was among the scorers as Japan notched up a 20-03 win over Mongolia in Group F and they are joint-top with Tajikistan - who they play on Tuesday - with Kyrgyzstan in third following their 20-23 win over Myanmar.
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After a campaign spent glad-handing chaps in hi-vis jackets and, at one point, driving a digger through a fake wall, the prime minister notched up a 19-point lead over Labour among men, compared with a six-point lead among women.
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The 1.90-metre Belgian, who smashed a tour record 447-yard drive at the 2014 Welsh Open, notched up four birdies in a flawless front nine 31 on Saturday but the wheels threatened to fall off his round when he bogeyed the 10th and 11th.
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Earlier this month, the U.S. Commerce Department notched up proposed trade duties on the 110 to 130 seat CSeries jet to nearly 300 percent, following Boeing's complaint that the Canadian company received illegal subsidies and sold the planes to American carriers for "absurdly low" prices.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares staged a small recovery on Friday snapping three days of heavy losses, but stocks notched up their worst week of losses in two months amid growing worries that the U.S.-China trade row may erupt again and slowing global economic growth.
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The pound last week notched up its biggest weekly fall against the dollar in seven weeks as investors priced in the risk of Britain failing to agree a trade deal with the European Union in the 11 months left of the Brexit transition period.
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Bombardier Inc rose 523 percent to C$2.21 even as the U.S. Commerce Department notched up proposed trade duties on the Canadian plane maker's CSeries jets to nearly 300 percent, affirming Boeing Co's complaint that Bombardier received illegal subsidies and dumped the planes at "absurdly low" prices.
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The Aussie AUD=, Chile's peso CLP= and South Africa's rand ZAR= have all notched up gains of 8-22 percent versus the U.S. dollar in 217 helped by a belief that improving global growth will boost demand for their main resources - copper, iron ore and other metals.
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South Korea's only true world-class player, Son can expect to be tightly marked in Russia and national team coach Shin must find a way to take some of the scoring burden off the 25-year-old, who has notched up 20 goals from 61 international appearances.
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Hours after compatriot Garbine Muguruza notched up her maiden slam title on the same Philippe Chatrier showcourt with a straight sets defeat of holder Serena Williams, Lopez and Lopez took their first major too, going the full distance in winning 6-4 6-7(6) 6-3.
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In the screenplay (adapted by the screenwriter and playwright Jane Anderson, who won an Emmy for her TV version of Elizabeth Strout's "Olive Kitteridge"), not only has the Helsinki Prize been notched up to the Nobel, but also, Joan's verdict on her marriage comes far later.
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On Friday, the New York City Ballet announced that Ms. Tanowitz will create a work for its spring gala on May 2, adding to an impressive list of commissions that Ms. Tanowitz, whose 2018 "Four Quartets" received critical raves, has already notched up for this year.
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Roger Federer is still very much part of that elite despite having gone three years without adding to his 17 grand slam titles and he notched up a record 300th grand slam victory for a man by beating Grigor Dimitrov 6-63 3-6 6-1 6-4.
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Kobo, the e-reading service owned by Japan's e-commerce giant Rakuten, has notched up one more key brand among those that turning to the company to build out their e-books business in a collective bid to compete against the might of Amazon and its Kindle empire.
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On Monday, Italian bond yields notched up their biggest one-day rise in six weeks and Portuguese yields hit a three-week high as concern that Britain might leave the EU and a setback for Italy's government in municipal elections at the weekend brought political risks to the fore.
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When, in 2012, he flew his 13-millionth United mile, he told the New York Times about his rivalry with Fred Flinn, a Briton in his 70s, who had apparently notched up 15m miles; Mr Stuker thought this achievement questionable because Mr Flinn had accumulated that distance at different airlines.
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SEOUL, Sept 11 (Reuters) - South Korea notched up a rare gain in exports for the first 10 days of this month, helped by the launch of new phone model by tech giant Samsung Electronics, though a slowing global economy meant a durable turnaround for shipments is likely some way off.
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Facebook's AI research group, which lists 80 researchers on its website and is led by NYU professor Yann LeCun, has produced many research papers but not notched up an achievement as striking as Google's with Go. Facebook has released three research papers on StarCraft, but not announced a special effort to conquer the game.
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Boeing's full-year guidance was below expectations, although the jetmaker reported earnings that beat on both the top and bottom line Crude oil futures declined on Wednesday, heading back towards $30 a barrel as profit-taking wiped out a chunk of the gains notched up in the previous session on hopes for output cuts.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, DERIVATIVE COUNTERPARTY RATING AND SENIOR DEBT As the Long-Term IDR and senior debt ratings are notched up from Nationwide's VR, they are sensitive to a change in the bank's VR. The Long-Term IDR and senior debt ratings would be downgraded if the size of the QJD buffer is reduced materially.
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Former Texas Congressman Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates 2202 Democrats react to NYPD firing of officer in Garner case: 'Finally' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall MORE, who has been lagging in national polls over the last few months, notched up 2628 points to 28500 percent.
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The final was also won with a submission, with his guillotine choke proving too much to handle for Marcio Alexandre Jr. Since then, he has notched up impressive victories over the likes of Alan Jouban, Nordine Taleb and Colby Covington—the two latter opponents of which also conceded defeat to Alves' crushing guillotine choke.
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Pacquiao notched up a score of 118-109 on two of the judge's scorecards and, inexplicably, a closer-run total of 114-113 in his favor to earn a unanimous decision victory to hand Vargas the second loss of his career and reclaim the WBO world welterweight belt—the third time Pac Man has held this particular title in his stellar boxing career.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, DCR AND SENIOR DEBT The Long-Term IDR, DCR and senior debt ratings are sensitive to a change in the bank's VR as they are notched up from the bank's VR. These ratings are also sensitive to a material reduction in the size of the qualifying junior debt buffer, in particular should it fall below 10% of REA.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, DCR AND SENIOR DEBT As the Long-Term IDR and senior debt ratings are notched up from the ABN AMRO's VR, they are sensitive to a change in the bank's VR. The Long-Term IDR and senior debt ratings are also sensitive to a material reduction in the size of the qualifying junior debt buffer, in particular should it fall below 10% of RWAs.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS AND SENIOR DEBT As the Long-Term IDR and senior debt ratings are notched up from the ABN AMRO's VR, they are sensitive to a change in the bank's VR. The Long-Term IDR and senior debt ratings are also sensitive to a material reduction in the size of the qualifying junior debt buffer, in particular should it fall below 10% of REA.
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Yesterday, we reported that LinkedIn has now notched up 20 million job postings — a number it claims makes it now the biggest job site for professional jobs in the world — but when it comes to more targeted searching, and then the very big task of how to handle the volume of inbound interest (alongside more proactive recruiting) and find needles in that haystack, there is still a lot more to be done.
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Cardi's had a string of successes in the past year: "Bodak Yellow" went to number one, becoming the first single by a female rapper to top the Billboard Hot 100 since 1998, and she notched up three more top tens––"Motorsport" with Migos and Nicki Minaj, "Finesse" with Bruno Mars, and "No Limit" with G-Eazy––making her the first female artist to occupy three top ten positions on the Hot 100 for three weeks.
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The VRs and IDRs are also sensitive to a material worsening of underlying earnings and asset quality if the economic environment deteriorates substantially following the UK's decision to leave the EU. San UK's Long-Term IDR could be notched up once from its VR when sufficient senior debt is down-streamed in a manner which is subordinated to other senior creditors of San UK from its parent company, SGH, to recapitalise the bank to a viable level after a failure without having to bail in other senior creditors at San UK. The uplift would be influenced by Fitch's assessment of the direct and indirect linkages between San UK's and Banco Santander's risk profiles, which typically constrains a subsidiary's VR to no more than three notches above a parent's IDR.
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