The midcaps were on course for their biggest monthly gain in five and a half years, with the main index on course for its best month since last May.
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It is on course to cut just half that amount.
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They're on course for an even bigger fall this week.
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Net imports this year are on course to fall again.
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He may now be on course to do the same.
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It was on course to snap two consecutive weekly losses.
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Yep, this divorce seems on course to get way nastier.
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We should not seek to put Haiti back on course.
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Polls suggest Mr Cameron is narrowly on course to win.
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Early indications suggest 12.63 is on course for another record.
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U.S. crude was on course to fall about 8.5 percent.
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It is now on course to be launched next year.
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Starmer said May was on course to fail these tests.
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It was on course for a 2.1 percent weekly gain.
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Labour are not on course to win any new seats.
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Labour are on course to not take any new seats.
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That figure is on course to rise further this decade.
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It was on course to gain 0.3% on the week.
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The company has been struggling to get back on course.
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The metal was on course for its best week in four.
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The freshman California senator was on course for a breakout performance.
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Compare that with Spieth's $23 million on-course income last year.
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And yet somehow, the plane was on course to arrive safely.
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That would put Britain on course for a bumpy, sharp exit.
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So far, only Trump is on course to meet that benchmark.
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So far, 2018 is on course to set a new record.
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The national debt is currently on course to reach $20 trillion.
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Now, Matthew is on course to hit Jamaica, Haiti and Cuba.
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The indexes are on course for a second straight weekly loss.
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Because polling suggested Flake was on course to lose his primary.
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So I whittled down slivers of Ambien and stayed on course.
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Reed knows his on-course persona makes him a convenient villain.
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Love, 55, is now an on-course analyst for CBS Sports.
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The stock on course for its best day in a decade.
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Smer was on course to score its worst result since 2002.
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That put Milan on course for its worst day since 2016.
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Asian shares were on course for a second straight weekly loss.
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Neither finding puts us on course to lap Singapore anytime soon.
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It is on course for a two percent rise this month.
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The real slid 0.6%, on course to end the month lower.
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But has this put the US on course to end these fights?
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"This had been on course for over a year," another official said.
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The dollar was on course for its biggest monthly decline since March.
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The Bovespa was on course to clock this year's lowest closing level.
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Both contracts were on course to register weekly declines of about 3%.
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There's even a cute little fox to help keep you on course.
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Three independent candidates are on course to take the other remaining seats.
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"We are well on course," Haas said in a statement on Friday.
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They were on course for their biggest daily rise since July 2013.
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Avoiding the cacophony of financial media can help you stay on course.
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Sterling changed hands at $1.2455, on course for a 0.5% weekly loss.
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"We're actually on course to an historic and catastrophic defeat," Woodcock said.
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It is on course for its biggest monthly fall against the yuan.
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The metal is on course for a fourth consecutive week of gains.
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They are on course to log the seventh straight week of losses.
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"We are on course for September for sure to repay," he said.
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The metal is on course for its biggest weekly gain in nine.
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Among whites without a degree, he is on course to manage that.
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But the official downplayed the likelihood of the summit proceeding on course.
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The UK is on course for an early general election before Christmas.
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Sterling was on course for its worst day so far this year.
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France's capital is on course to gain 2,280 roles, the survey showed.
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And his backers painted an optimistic picture of a campaign on course.
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Mid-caps are on course for their fourth straight week of gain.
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"Cents" puts Bebe squarely back on course to reconnect with May Ling.
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Mr. Gantz's party said it wanted to put Israel back on course.
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Benjamin Netanyahu is on course to become Israel's longest-serving prime minister.
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After that, she felt like her life never got back on course.
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Silver gained 0.8%, on course for its fourth straight day of gains.
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The world economy is on course for its weakest year since 2009.
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Bluefin tuna in the eastern Atlantic are now on course toward recovery.
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It was on course for its eighth week of gains in nine.
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Typhoon Mangkhut is on course to hit northeastern Cagayan province early Saturday.
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Deacon struggles to keep Highway 65 on course, and Daphne in school.
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The Knicks are on course for their sixth successive 50-loss season.
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"I think they're still on course to do tax reform," said Gregg.
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Corn and wheat were on course for their second straight weekly gain.
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Travis Kalanick is on course to completely exit his stake in Uber.
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The team is 8-3 and on course for a playoff berth.
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Romania is also on course to hit it in 2018, NATO said.
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The country is on course to have 90 percent renewables by 2020.
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Four holes later, Johnson's drive almost struck Sky Sports on-course reporter Wayne Riley, a former professional who took his on-course role a little too literally by wandering down the fairway instead of staying in the rough.
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The contract is on course for a weekly loss of nearly 3 percent.
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Platinum was steady at $923.50, on course for its best week in eight.
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It's also a statistic that puts the African elephant on course for extinction.
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The metal was still on course for a weekly gain of about 1.3%.
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Donald Trump's challenge to the GOP establishment now seems on course to succeed.
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The index is on course to end the week about three percent higher.
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The FTSE is currently on course to post a monthly 1.3 percent gain.
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The dip placed Mitie on course for its worst day since last September.
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Today, they're open 29.503/229.50, and the infinite loop is back on course.
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Labour is on course to lose scores of seats at the next election.
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DeDe Halfhill, a Pentagon spokeswoman, said Wednesday that Hyten's nomination remains on course.
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The index was on course for its biggest monthly fall since January 2018.
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It was on course for a loss of 44.663 percent for the week.
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Copper is on course to record its biggest weekly rally in 35 years.
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The U.S. currency was on course for its worst quarter in seven years.
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That could truly set us all on course for a healthier collective future.
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Opinion polls indicate his conservative government is on course for a landslide defeat.
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Prices were on course for their biggest one-month decline since late 2014.
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The stock was on course for its biggest one-day drop since 2002.
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For the week, the common currency is on course for a 0.7% decline.
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The stock was on course to post its best session in two months.
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It was still on course for its biggest weekly gain since early August.
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For the week, the common currency is on course for a 0.7% decline.
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Why it matters: The vote puts the country on course for a Jan.
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The strong week for risk assets meant safe-haven gold was on course for a weekly loss, while sterling, which has been buffeted by UK Brexit vote uncertainty all year, was on course for a small weekly rise at $1.4190.
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Like fellow countryman Samsung, LG is on course for company-record Q21 financial results.
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It would take consummate skill to navigate those hazards while keeping reforms on course.
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Britain is on course to leave the EU, its biggest trading partner, on Oct.
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For now, Democrats are remaining on course to fight the administration in the courts.
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This sets Congress on course for a DACA breakdown, and potentially another government shutdown.
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This set Britain on course for life outside the single market and customs union.
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Platinum was up 0.9% at $931.84, on course for its best week in eight.
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That puts the indexes on course for gains of more than 1% this week.
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The tax cuts have put the deficit on course for $1 trillion a year.
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We are still on course for a hike by the end of the year.
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They seem on course to become the world's biggest consumers of mobile-phone data.
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Telford shares were on course for their best day in more than three years.
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But it is now on course to close lower for a third straight session.
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Polls show Putin is on course to be easily re-elected on March 18.
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Sterling edged down to $1.2449, and was on course for a 0.5% weekly loss.
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The decline put Bunzl on course for its worst day in nearly three decades.
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Friday's rise placed WPP on course for its best day in nearly a year.
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Sterling edged down to $1.1.11020 and was on course for a 0.6% weekly loss.
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Sterling edged down to $1.2428, and was on course for a 0.6% weekly loss.
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Sterling edged down to $1.2428 and was on course for a 0.6% weekly loss.
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Safe-haven gold was on course for a weekly loss, the first in three.
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Japan's benchmark index is on course to end the week about one percent higher.
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Both the indexes were on course to post their fourth weekly gain this year.
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That put the pound on course for its second-biggest daily rise since January.
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The greenback edged higher to 0.9949 Swiss franc, on course for a 0.9% gain.
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Britain, meanwhile, appears to be on course to leave the European Union on Oct.
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But in reflecting on the aftershocks of the scandal, Ms. Ryder stayed on course.
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Scientists confirmed that 2016 was on course to be the hottest year on record.
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Now, Patel says, former vice president Mnagagwa could be on course to lead Zimbabwe.
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A poll published last month suggested she was on course to a historic victory.
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It was daunting, but Roberts found a way to keep the Dodgers on course.
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Wheat fell, while soybeans were on course to post a weekly gain of 29.33%.
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Japan's benchmark index is on course to end the week about 21.3 percent lower.
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The Topix index rose 0.53% to 1,698.25, on course for a 0.1% weekly gain.
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Bayern Munich is on course to land a sixth Bundesliga title in a row.
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The planes have to stay on course and be so precise in their path.
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Chile stocks were on course to make up almost of Monday's losses, up 3%.
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The FTSE 100 is on course for its sharpest monthly drop in four years.
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He had the vision to set the league on course where it is today.
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Hope Hicks, Mr. Trump's spokeswoman, said the campaign was on course and gaining ground.
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FedEx shares are on course for their biggest one-day percentage drop since 2008.
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" But then he struck a more hopeful note, saying: "We are back on course.
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They are on course to miss the playoffs entirely for the seventh successive season.
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The official exit poll points to a huge majority for Boris Johnson&aposs Conservative PartyJohnson is on course to win the party&aposs biggest parliamentary majority for decades with the opposition Labour party on course for its worst result in a century.
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OPEC says it is on course to do so, although it hasn't given a timeframe.
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At this point, Huffman took over the reigns to steer the site back on course.
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For the week, the greenback was on course for a 21.1070% gain versus the yen.
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The Italian, firmly on course for London, hit 36 winners including 20 from his forehand.
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And despite the narrowing of the polls recently, she is still on course for victory.
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Hertz's shares were on course for its biggest one-day gain in about seven years.
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That leaves Brazil on course to match or exceed the 25 total of $22 billion.
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For the week, the greenback was on course for a 0.1% gain versus the yen.
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This year councils are on course to invest more money than ever in such ventures.
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So, to be able to stay on course is much more refreshing now than ever.
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Sterling, meanwhile, slipped 0.5% to $1.2386 and was on course for a 0.6% weekly loss.
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Last week, the Fed signaled it was still on course to increase rates next month.
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The yellow metal was, however, on course for a weekly gain of about 0.73 percent.
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The benchmark MSCI index is on course to end the week nearly 3 percent higher.
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But he will be very much front of mind for more heralded rivals on course.
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The rise placed OneSavings on course for its biggest one-day gain since August 2016.
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Kaltenborn said the team was financially stable and the 2017 car's development remained on course.
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That could keep the Federal Reserve on course to gradually raise interest rates this year.
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He therefore expects the Fed to remain on course for additional rate hikes in 2016.
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Facebook has topped all expectations and appears to be on course to do so again.
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It is now on course to shrink that share, from 7.3% to 6.6% by 2021.
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The service is now on course to secure its first heavy icebreaker in 40 years.
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The dollar rose 0.3% to 0.9787 Swiss franc,, on course for a 0.6% weekly gain.
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If Trump wins either of these states, he will be on course for a landslide.
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The catharsis in the need to remain on course here is brutal, but also curious.
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Brazil's stock index rose 219.3620% and was on course for its best week in four.
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She nudged Innes back on course, so he could lead her to the curb safely.
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They both did incredibly well but they had the first robot-robot crash on course.
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All but aluminium were on course for weekly gains after large falls the previous week.
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Yet not one of the major industrialized nations is on course to hit those goals.
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That has Wall Street's main indexes on course for monthly losses of up to 2946.48%.
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Some guests approached Kelly to pay tribute, thanking him for keeping the president on course.
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Shares in Canada's biggest carrier is on course for its biggest one-day percentage fall.
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are on course for a first clash at the tournament.
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The Euro STOXX 22 gained 29.8%, on course for a third straight days of gains.
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It was up 21 percent this week, on course for a third consecutive weekly gain.
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The Fed remains on course to raise rates at least two more times this year.
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Berezovsky could console himself that he was on course to make more money from soccer.
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The Fed raised rates last week and is on course to tighten further this year.
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The Conservatives remain on course to win a majority in the general election next week.
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Warren, at the moment, looks on course to finish a distant third behind Vermont Sen.
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He rose rapidly to become deputy prime minister in 1993, on course to succeed Mahathir.
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The FTSE 100 is on course for its steepest weekly fall in nearly a year.
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The prime minister is on course to secure the largest parliamentary majority since Margaret Thatcher.
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Trump is on course to become the third president in US history to be impeached.
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The Euro STOXX 279 gained 2500%, on course for a third straight days of gains.
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Musk said it was on course to deliver a targeted 360,000 to 400,000 vehicles in 2019.
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Spot gold was on course for a fourth weekly gain, its longest winning streak since January.
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The euro held steady at $1.1070, on course for its second weekly decline against the greenback.
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The euro held steady at $1.1073, on course for its second weekly decline against the greenback.
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All three major U.S. indexes are on course to finish higher for the third straight day.
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Despite Friday's declines, the STOXX 600 was on course for its best week since December 2016.
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The Australian dollar drifted higher to 72.12 yen, on course for its third day of gains.
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But now that prices are sinking, the nation is potentially on course for an economic disaster.
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It is on course for its 2297.4th month of gains in October, its best run ever.
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Uber is on course to use up its existing cash and credit lines in three years.
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Spain's IBEX was on course for its worst day since global market turmoil in early February.
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Every so often, the ship will send out a corrective ping to keep them on course.
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"We are fully on course with our strategy and we will hire more people," Groebler said.
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His Servant of the People party is on course to win a July 21 parliamentary election.
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Gains placed both SIG and Bodycote on course for their best day in over two years.
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The gains placed SIG and Bodycote on course for their best day in over two years.
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The S&P 500 is on course for its worst performance since at least August 2015.
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Mexico is on course to surpass the 29,111 murders of last year, an all-time high.
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On Saturday, YouGov said its model suggested the Conservatives were on course to win 308 seats.
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Both Brent and NYMEX crude are on course for a weekly gain of around 7 percent.
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Hamilton remains on course, though, to equal Raikkonen's record of 27 consecutive finishes in the points.
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Palladium was down 1 percent at $1,352.75 an ounce, on course for a second weekly fall.
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" On Saturday, business magnate Trump predicted the country is on course for a "very massive recession.
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Now, on his third run, the former Mexico City mayor appears on course for the presidency.
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The metal is on course for its biggest weekly gain since the week ended Sept. 28.
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Poland looks likely to be on course for many more arguments with the rest of Europe.
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The impasse leaves Britain on course for a no-deal exit unless parliament can stop it.
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The Finns, the only unbeaten team, are on course for their first world championship since 2011.
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The win will put Abe on course to be post-war Japan's longest-serving prime minister.
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The benchmark S&P 21.69 index was on course to post its sixth weekly percentage rise.
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However, the dollar index edged higher on Friday and was on course for a weekly gain.
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The benchmark S&P 21.64 index was on course to post its sixth weekly percentage rise.
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On the week, the currency was on course for a 0.8% gain, reversing last week's decline.
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Those pedigrees, combined with what looked like a great on-course chemistry, proved an irresistible force.
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Recent polling suggests the party is on course to gain seats, as Scots turn towards independence.
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Palladium was down 0.3% at $1,731.85 per ounce, on course to fall about 0.6% this week.
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The county's jail expenses are on course to increase by $240,262 this year, compared to 250.
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Shares of the company were on course for their worst day in more than two years.
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For the week, the Nikkei was on course for a 0.77% decline, its biggest since Oct.
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Stocks tumbled, with the Dow Jones Industrials index on course for its worst day since 1987.
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Right now we're on course to blow past 298 degrees Celsius, which could doom recovery efforts.
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Liverpool remains on course to record the finest season, in terms of results, in its history.
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Brazil's real jumped 3% and was on course for its biggest intraday gain since June 20083.
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The United States is now on course to have the worst coronavirus outbreak of any country.
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The UK is now currently on course to reach an Italian-level pandemic within two weeks.
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That was enough to really give us the confidence she was on course for the Arc.
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U.S. crude slipped 93 cents to $54.66 and was also on course for a weekly decline.
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A major point of debate this year is whether global markets are on course for implosion.
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Now, he is on course to become the first hedge fund manager to lead the Treasury.
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The SNP are on course to pick up 43 seats, an improvement of eight from 2017.
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Supplies of LNG are on course to increase by 50 per cent between 1.63 and 2021.
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Japan's Nikkei stock index fell 21%, on course for its biggest daily decline in six months.
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Wheat was on course for a 10.8% increase over 2019 and a third straight annual rise.
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The Topix index fell 0.68% to 1,685.19, on course for its biggest decline since Nov. 14.
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However, last week's gains put the broader index on course for its best month since June.
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However, last week's gains put the broader index on course for its best month since June.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on course to win a majority of 68 in UK's Dec.
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Stocks tumbled, with the Dow Jones Industrials index on course for its worst day since 1987.
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The U.S. is already on course to lose its position as the top global corn exporter.
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Right now, we're on course to blow past 0.013 degrees Celsius, which could doom recovery efforts.
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Estonia and Poland now meet the target, and Latvia and Lithuania are on course to do so.
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The official said the FBI is on course to match or exceed those numbers this fiscal year.
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And Britain is now on course to generate electricity with zero carbon by 280, the operator said.
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The pound fell 1.36 percent, and was on course for its biggest daily loss since June 2017.
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In spite of the decline, the index was on course for its best week since January 2015.
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Petrobras executives told analysts the state-run firm was on course to hit its annual production target.
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The update put the stock on course for its steepest one-day fall in nearly three years.
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Brazil's real slid 1.3%, on course for its worst one-day showing in more than a week.
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Argentina is on course to export 450,000 tonnes of beef this year, up from 312,000 in 2017.
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Unemployment is on course to be 8.8% by the end of 2018, down from 10.1% in 2016.
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The S&P 500 and the Dow were on course to snap a two-week losing streak.
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ET (1557 GMT) but the global benchmark remained on course for a weekly decline of about 13%.
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Copper is on course for a 13-percent weekly decline, the largest such drop since late August.
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May's close allies privately concede they are on course to lose the vote set for Jan. 15.
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Sensors and computer vision help the robots detect obstacles and stay on course. Must. Deliver. Pizza. Now.
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He said the trip would normally take about 17 days with sailors who could stay on course.
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The banks pushed up the financial subindex 0.4%, on course for a 0.8% rise for the week.
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The index was on course for a monthly gain of 3.4 percent, its best since January 2015.
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The Conservative Party was on course for one of its worst results in a nationwide election ever.
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Finally, despite its slowing growth rate, its gross domestic product is on course to overtake America's soon.
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With the ship back on course, I wouldn't be surprised to see ClassPass venture into new territories.
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The world is on course to become at least 3°C hotter than in pre-industrial times.
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ET (1721 GMT) but the global benchmark remained on course for a weekly decline of about 133%.
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If an overvalued yuan is the problem, then devaluation may well put the country back on course.
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The U.N. on Thursday warned global temperatures are on course for a 3-5C rise this century.
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Unidas Podemos was on course to take 33 seats against 42 last time around, the polls showed.
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The STOXX 600 media index dropped 1.8 percent, on course for its worst day in three months.
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If things remain on course then Donald Trump (and his hands) will lose to Hillary Clinton's vision.
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Burberry shares were up 13.1% at 1001 GMT, on course for their best day in seven years.
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The Spaniard, who won the 2016 French Open, stayed on course for her third Grand Slam title.
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John McCain said Sunday that he thought his party's health care bill was on course for failure.
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The Observer said the poll suggested May still looked on course for a substantial majority in parliament.
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The rupee has been falling steadily since April and is on course to retest recent historic lows.
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Its engineers designed algorithms that keep it on course, even when performing a range of aerial tricks.
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Strong economic growth likely will keep the Federal Reserve on course to raise interest rates in December.
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When you are doing the wrong thing, you need people who will put you on course-correct.
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The historic weekend helps put Disney on course for what analysts say looks like an unparalleled year.
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That briefly put the British currency on course for its biggest one-day rise since mid-April.
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We are going to win either way and we're going to set this country back on course.
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Mexico is on course to surpass the 29,111 homicide cases of last year, an all-time high.
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The stock skidded more than 8% and was on course for its worst day since June 2016.
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Melenchon's resurgent France Unbowed and the Communist Party were on course to win 26 to 30 seats.
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Being able to remind her of her car goals has helped her stay determined and on course.
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Poland's economic collapse was reversed and economic growth resumed, setting it on course for European Union membership.
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Bowie was on course for his first US number 1 album when news broke of his death.
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Lionel Messi is on course to top the only person he still hasn't topped in soccer: himself.
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The big-server seemed on course when she took the opener against her 22-year-old compatriot.
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Only the poor finishing of José Callejón, and a wonderful save from Alisson, kept Liverpool on course.
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Without real change, the world is not even on course to reach the 23C target, experts said.
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Despite aching shoulders from keeping it on course, she loved being out in her van, she said.
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He joked that he sometimes can't stop himself from giving the on-course officials a hard time.
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Despite the rise in other economy-sensitive assets, oil prices were on course to post weekly losses.
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By revenue, Chinese lotteries are on course to overtake America's this year, to become the world's biggest.
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Despite the rise in other economy-sensitive assets, oil prices were on course to post weekly losses.
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The metal has gained 23.2% so far this month, on course for its best month since August.
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Elsewhere, bitcoin gained 1.5%, with the original cryptocurrency on course for its worst month in a year.
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STOXX;PCTCHNG:1 3/4% and putting it on course for its best day in two months.
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Sterling soared, on course for one of its biggest one-day gains in the past two decades.
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Japan's Nikkei was down 20.36% for the week, on course for its biggest weekly decline since Aug.
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The metal has gained 4% so far this month, on course for its best month since August.
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The metal has gained 22016% so far this month, on course for its best month since August.
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Japan's Nikkei was down 20.63% for the week, on course for its biggest weekly decline since Aug.
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Boris Johnson is on course to win a parliamentary majority, according to the official UK exit poll.
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The index remained on course to edge down less than one percent for the shortened trading week.
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Click on course options on its degree map and it tells you which requirements each course fills.
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The recent gains have placed the midcap index on course for its best yearly performance since 2014.
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Elsewhere, bitcoin gained 0.4%, with the original cryptocurrency on course for its worst month in a year.
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This means the UK is on course to leave the EU by the end of January 2020.
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The euro was last on course for its biggest daily percentage gain in more than three weeks.
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His team, by far the best in Germany, is comfortably on course for its fourth straight Bundesliga title.
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I want them to learn perseverance and the ability to stay on course even when life becomes hard.
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The Azzurri looked on course to win the tournament thanks to a 22012th-minute goal from Marco Delvecchio.
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The euro was on course for its biggest one-day percentage decline against the dollar since Jan. 20153.
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But the initial trend suggests Europe remains on course to beat U.S. earnings in the October-December quarter.
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SSE said the transaction remained on course for completion by the end of the company's current financial year.
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But the loss was entirely on the on-course side, which dropped from $208 million to $186 million.
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But per Reuters, Brent prices are still on course for their biggest weekly drop in roughly four months.
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Metro Bank surged 19%, on course for its best day ever, after raising 375 million pounds of capital.
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That's about 12 times the roughly $370 million of EBITDA Paysafe is on course to make in 2018.
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Another 65,000 refugees arrived in Germany in January, setting the country on course for 780,000 more this year.
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Mexico is on course for 2320,2000 murders this year, a record high and double the toll in 2100.
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EDT 1/81430 GMT 3/8, on course for its first weekly gain in five weeks of 5.4%.
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U.S. management, overhauled in late 2017, believes it is on course to rebound in the company's biggest market.
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Hamilton, nevertheless, remains on course to equal Raikkonen's record of 27 consecutive finishes in the points on Sunday.
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That puts Bose on course to become India's first woman to co-found a $1 billion start-up.
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It has fallen 4.2% so far this month, on course for its worst monthly performance since October 2016.
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The rate-sensitive two-year yield was on course for its biggest weekly rise in over two years.
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Warren is on course to receive over $22013 million this year, should the company not cut its distributions.
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This would put it on course to rival the all-time high of $6.6 trillion hit in 2006.
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If that is the plan, it is working: the party is on course for its best parliamentary showing.
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According to exit polls, the center-right Prime Minister Mark Rutte is on course for a clear victory.
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Washington's tough stance on Chinese trade practices have put the countries on course for a possible trade war.
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The earnings totals take into account on-course income for the PGA Tour and five international golf tours.
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Mexico's peso dipped 2656.66 percent and was on course to post a weekly loss of about 20.18 percent.
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Another model, produced by Lord Ashcroft Polls, last week predicted the Conservatives were on course for a majority.
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Indeed, reports suggest that the game is on course to rake in $10 million during its first month.
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Some 23.8 million visited Japan in the year to October, setting it on course for an annual record.
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But Cineworld surged 5.3 percent on course for its best day since August after its full-year report.
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Earlier this month, Uber said it's on course to become China's most popular ride service within a year.
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Palladium was down more than 2 percent at $1,336.44 an ounce, on course for a second weekly fall.
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Latvia and Lithuania are on course to reach the alliance's target of spending 2% of GDP on defence.
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MSCI's emerging markets equity index was down 259.49 percent and on course for its sixth straight daily decline.
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Silver rose 0.3 percent at $14.33 an ounce, on course for a weekly gain of over 1 percent.
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Palladium was up 0.2 percent at $1,369.44 an ounce but was on course for a second weekly fall.
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Thursday's 5 percent drop puts the stock on course for its worst weekly performance since February last year.
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The Nasdaq was also on course to register its biggest one-day percentage gain in about two months.
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On the week, the both indexes are on course to post their first weekly losses in four weeks.
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Mr. Trump is still making his opening pitch for November, and he is having trouble staying on course.
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Muhammad bin Salman, Saudi Arabia's powerful crown prince, has kept his country on course better than his predecessors.
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Like many sisters, Ariya and Moriya are competitive, with the loser typically buying dinner after on-course contests.
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It is up over 61.9453 percent for October and on course for its best month since January 61.9443.
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The Dow and the Nasdaq were also on course to mark their best day in about two months.
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Stada shares jumped 13.7 percent to 56.5 euros on Monday, on course to close at a record high.
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That put it on course for a 0.5 percent decline since Friday, for the third straight weekly slide.
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Britain served its two year notice last March, putting it on course to exit the EU in 2019.
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Jo Swinson's party is on course to spend more on the next election campaign than any other before.
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Interglobe shares hit their lowest since March and were on course for their worst day since January 2016.
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The currency fell for a fifth straight day, and was on course for its worst week since November.
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The economy is on course to expand this year at the fastest rate in more than a decade.
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For now at least, the United States is on course to intensify trading tensions with Europe next week.
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Reisinger, 23, was attended to by an on-course doctor who arrived about 3003 seconds after the crash.
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It was on course to shrink to 21980,403 soldiers in 240 when Mr. Trump did an about-face.
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China's onshore spot yuan eased and remained on course to post a sixth weekly loss in seven weeks.
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If he can recover in eight months, that would put him on course for a February 2020 return.
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It was last down 18% at $6,500, still on course for its biggest daily loss in five years.
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It remained on course for around a 3% fall for the week - its biggest decline since May 2009.
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Brazil's benchmark Bovespa index is down 35% this month, on course for its biggest monthly fall since 1998.
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Munich Re said it was "right on course" to score a 97 percent ratio for the full year.
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It later stabilised but the yen remains on course for its biggest one-day rise in 20 months.
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The same poll said that Boris Johnson&aposs Conservatives were on course to win a sizeable parliamentary majority.
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It was on course for an over 5 percent weekly rise, the highest such gain since July 2016.
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Traditional sedans and coupes that were already in the product pipeline, including the flagship CT6, proceeded on course.
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It is on course for gains of more than 7% in September, the first monthly gain since March.
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The FTSE 250 jumped 1.9% and was on course for its best day since January by 0953 GMT.
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Rising to another record high, European shares were on course for their best year since the financial crisis.
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Billionaire investor George Soros believes that the U.S. is on course for a nuclear war with North Korea.
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Chelsea, the runaway Premier League leader, remains on course to complete Antonio Conte's first year with a double.
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At 21-103, Sacramento is on course to post its first winning record since the 210-21 season.
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The Suns (nine seasons) and the Orlando Magic (seven) are on course to extend their own playoff droughts.
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The intrepid explorer has completed its primary mission, and is on course for its next target: 2014 MU69.
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The Nasdaq's 6 percent gain since Monday has set it on course for its strongest week since December 2011.
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At Bayern, he won back-to-back league titles and leaves with the side on course for a third.
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The Korean won fell 21% against the dollar, on course for its biggest one-day loss since August 2456.51.
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The tech industry and the Establishment are on course to be that wealthy minority, which Robb calls the technorati.
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The euro was up 0.45 percent at $1.0747, on course for its seventh daily rise in the last nine.
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And somehow God's plans for her went a little bit wrong, but maybe she can get it on course?
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Elsewhere, silver rose 0.4% to $16.97 per ounce and was on course for a weekly gain of nearly 5%.
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The Korean won fell 20.5% against the dollar, on course for its biggest one-day loss since August 21.2105.
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Elsewhere, silver rose 0.6% to $17 per ounce and was on course for a weekly gain of nearly 5%.
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Sterling traded at $1.2145, little changed on the day but on course for a fourth consecutive week of declines.
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The Korean won fell 1.13% against the dollar, on course for its biggest one-day loss since August 21.1.
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Pelosi and committee chairs made the case that Democrats should stay on course and continue fighting in the courts.
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Despite the recent weak labor report, the Federal Reserve still appears on course to raise interest rates relatively soon.
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CEO Fritz Lanman suggested the new $285 million investment would help put ClassPass on course to eventually go public.
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Trump is already on course to come close to winning 1,237 delegates -- enough to clinch the Republican nomination outright.
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LME zinc has lost more than 2 percent in October, on course for its eighth monthly loss in nine.
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In part, that's because the financially literate are much more likely to plan for retirement and stay on course.
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Nonetheless, Mr Corbyn looks on course at least to achieve two things that were in doubt a month ago.
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Despite edging down, soybeans are up nearly 2% for the week, on course for their second straight weekly gain.
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The global benchmark jumped 4.3% on Thursday and is on course for its first weekly gain in five weeks.
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WTI also closed up 2.2% in the previous session, but is on course for a weekly decline of 3.2%.
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The Sri Lankan rupee has been falling steadily since April and is on course to retest recent historic lows.
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It has fallen 4.3% so far this month, on course to log its worst monthly performance since October 2016.
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It has fallen 4.2% so far this month, on course to log its worst monthly performance since October 2016.
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Also helping financials, Italian banks rose 2 percent and were on course for a third straight week of gains.
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Among other currencies, the Turkish lira weakened, but was on course to cap its best week since early May.
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The dollar is up 0.4 percent on Monday, on course for one of its biggest daily rises in weeks.
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Brazil's real extended gains to hit 4.0150 per dollar, on course for its best week in almost four months.
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"Our plan to bring Apex Legends to China and a worldwide mobile launch are also on course," said Wilson.
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Elsewhere, silver rose 0.8% to $17.03 per ounce and was on course for a weekly gain of nearly 5%.
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The Fed should remain on course, ignore its critics and maintain its goals of maximum employment and price stability.
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The dollar has reversed all its gains from October and is on course for its worst month since July.
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Irma was on course to hit South Florida early on Sunday after slamming Cuba as a Category 250 storm.
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Shares in the company were on course to rise around 10 percent at opening, according to traders in London.
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Sterling traded at $1.2146, little changed on the day but on course for a fourth consecutive week of declines.
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The Korean won fell 291.84% against the dollar, on course for its biggest one-day loss since August 2016.
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To keep the racers on course, there are buoys and kayakers in the water and lifeguards along the shore.
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The World Meteorological Organization said last November global temperatures were on course for a 3-5C rise this century.
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It was on course to deliver 40 million pounds ($52 million)of savings by the end of the year.
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The FTSE 103 advanced 0.8 percent by 0836 GMT, on course for its best day in nearly a month.
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Copper is on course to end the week up 0.5 percent as tight inventories cancel out weak China data.
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After helping the hobbled band back on course, Mongrain eventually brought his friend Dominique "Rocky" Laroche in on bass.
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The euro was up 0.4 percent at $1.0736, on course for its seventh daily rise in the last nine.
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Its shares were at a three-month low and on course for their worst daily performance since July 2016.
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The gain put the stock on course for its best day in more than one-and-a-half years.
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Spot gold rose 20.2 percent to $215.66,21 per ounce by 1036 GMT, on course for a small weekly gain.
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Consider the projections for 2016: the government is on course for an official deficit of roughly 3% of GDP.
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With no sign of decisive Western pressure, eastern Ghouta appears on course to eventually fall to government forces too.
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In May alone, iron ore has fallen 24 percent, on course for its steepest monthly drop in a year.
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The Becks have been married for 15 years, and they say daily dialogue helps their relationship stay on course.
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The home improvement retailer was on course for its worst day in a month after disappointing results and forecast.
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California is on course to approve $2.7 billion in new water infrastructure, including dams and underground storage, KQED reports.
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US venture capitalists are on course to plow a record amount of funding into European tech startups this year.
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Tsipras said the economy was on course for rebounding by 2.7 percent in 2017 and 3.1 percent in 2018.
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For the next couple of years, the bands seemed to follow a similar path, on course for cult worship.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite were on course to post nine straight weeks of gains.
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New Zealand looked on course for a well-earned, but unexpected, point before conceding two minutes into stoppage time.
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You don't have a student who has waited two or three weeks to make a decision on course materials.
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Tin, however, is still up 5.3% so far this week, on course for its best week since March 2016.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 climbed 0.8%, on course for a sixth day of gains in the last seven.
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Since his approval ratings hover around 80 percent, that puts him on course to be in office until 22024.
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The ICC's preliminary investigation could put Duterte on course to face charges of crimes against humanity at the Hague.
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A week later, by phone, with his wife gently keeping him on course, he answered a few more questions.
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The Nifty hit its lowest since February 2019 and was on course for its worst day since August 2015.
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It is on course for around a 2.57% fall for the week - its biggest weekly decline since February 2016.
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The South African rand jumped 0.4% but was on course to record its worst monthly loss in a year.
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In 2010, for example, polls suggested that then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was on course to lose reelection.
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The euro was last on course for its biggest daily percentage gain in more than three weeks at $1.1622.
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The index is on course to make its first quarterly gain in six, having risen 2.73 percent so far.
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Hamilton, who entered the race trailing Rosberg by eight points, had been on course for a 50th career win.
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Portugal could be on course for an upgrade to its BBB- with a positive outlook rating from S&P.
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Italy's benchmark stock index tumbled more 4% and was on course for the biggest percentage loss since June 2016.
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But the Ling has become a 2,500-ton problem, on course to be torpedoed by a luxury development project.
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Corn gained ground, but remained on course for its biggest weekly loss in a month, while wheat edged higher.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on course to win a majority of 22017 in parliament at the Dec.
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With a 4-18 start, the team is on course for one of its worst seasons in franchise history.
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But we still think the Fed is generally on course as long as the data comes out as expected.
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In individual sectors, European miners were up more than 1%, on course for their best day in two weeks.
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So he recruits a historian (Yassir Lester) to travel with him and help set the colonists back on course.
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A major new program directed by the Environmental Protection Agency remains on course, cheering both environmentalists and industry executives.
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I hope it chooses the latter, and puts the party on course to regain some of that lost trust.
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The aerodynamic profile deflects headwinds and provides easier control downwind, and a center plate helps Bertish remain on course.
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Under current pledges, the world is on course for a 22017°C rise by century's end, the report states.
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The Russian teenager Evgenia Medvedeva was on course to retain her European title after leading the women's short program.
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On a weekly basis, the sector was on course for its biggest decline since the week ended Dec. 6.
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But copper , widely used in power and construction, is on course to gain less than 7% as Sino-U.
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The VIX, also known as the Wall Street's "fear index", was on course to close this week above 20163 percent.
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The company predicted back in October that it was on course to hit the 100 million sales mark that month.
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For the week the dollar was down 1.4% versus the yen, on course for the biggest decline since late March.
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The Aussie was last down 0.3% at $0.6896, and on course for a loss of about 1.5% for the week.
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A good workout against the Spanish veteran could set the 20-year-old German on course for a strong tournament.
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With most votes counted, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is on course to surpass the majority it won in 2014.
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With the central bank forecasting a 3.45% contraction this year, Brazil is on course for its deepest recession since 1901.
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The world's second-largest economy is already on course to reach its target of doubling GDP by 2020 from 2010.
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The Conservatives remained on course for victory in the closing week of campaigning before Britain's general election on June 53th.
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Star Sports is reportedly on course to meet its target of $21.5 million in revenue for cricket's biggest multinational competition.
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With more than half the vote in, Trump was on course to take two-thirds of the state's GOP support.
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Governments, whose present Paris pledges put the planet on course for 3°C of warming, had better read it carefully.
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Shanghai Futures Exchange steel rebar and hot-rolled coil are on course for their biggest weekly declines since November 2018.
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Strong consumer spending has helped the US economy stay on course, but growth is slowing in the United States too.
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His conservative predecessor had a similar exit strategy as long ago as 2014 and seemed on course to achieve it.
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British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group skidded 7.5% and was on course for its worst day since June 2016.
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That is, if Hurricane Nicole — currently on course to hit Bermuda on Thursday — gets out of the way in time.
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A reformist-backed list of candidates aligned with Rouhani was on course to win all 30 parliamentary seats in Tehran.
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That, together with a robust economy likely keep the Federal Reserve on course to increase interest rates again in December.
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Argentina stocks rose 2.7%, on course for its highest closing level in more than two months, while the peso firmed.
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Until the 90th minute of a game against Costa Rica, Brazil looked on course to draw its first two matches.
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Spot gold rose 2803.30 percent to $1,283.80 per ounce as of 1259 GMT, on course for a small weekly gain.
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Balaji said it has already achieved savings of 500 million pounds and is well on course to achieve the target.
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MSCI's index of emerging-market stocks fell 0.3 percent and was on course to break a six-day winning streak.
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Books by male authors are also more likely to be featured on course syllabuses at high school and university levels.
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The Dow was on course for a double-digit gain in 220 as well, up 25 percent year to date.
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Latham - who in early 2004 looked on course to become Australian prime minister - is a likely boost to the movement.
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"He's on course to build the largest congregation ever with 1 phone and Instagram /Facebook" said Facebook user OO Nwoye.
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By contrast the FTSE 100 is on course for a more modest gain of just over 3 percent for 2017.
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Park has led since the second round and made five birdies and one bogey to stay on course for victory.
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The company said it was on course to save $125 million a year by 2020 to fund several growth initiatives.
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There is always a balance, and it's always a challenge to stay on course and ultimately do the right thing.
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Chohan added that PatSnap is "well funded" and on course to become profitable over the next two to three years.
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For the week the dollar was down 1.2% versus the yen, on course for the biggest decline since late March.
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The latest economic data have shown growth remains strong and on course to grow at least 3 percent this year.
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Now with trade war possibly brewing, global stocks are on course for a hefty weekly loss of around 2000 percent.
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Saga was down 38 percent at its lowest ever, leaving it on course for its biggest daily loss on record.
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And for those who feared that these were hollow gestures, the European Union rules would help keep Britain on course.
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Invigorated, the 25-year-old then flew 8.37 meters on his next attempt, putting him on course for Olympic gold.
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MSCI's index of emerging-market stocks rose 0.9 percent and was on course for a fifth straight day of gains.
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Britain's FTSE 100 edged up by 0.3 percent and was on course for a 1.4 percent gain on the week.
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That all put it on course for a fall of 2.1 percent on the month against a basket of currencies.
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Overall, the fund is on course the post its fourth straight year of withdrawals, according to Thomson Reuters' Lipper research
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The index, which includes global players Glencore and Rio Tinto, is on course for its steepest weekly fall since March.
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Genus shares surged more than 15% after the announcement and were on course for their best day in 17 years.
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At 21.24 GMT the Nikkei index was up 230% at 22,898.42, on course for its biggest decline in three weeks.
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Redemption is possible, but until his private life became political, Mr Greitens seemed on course for much more than that.
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Hopes that Washington and Beijing were on course to sign some form of trade deal continued to help the index.
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After assessing the conditions, he called an audible and recommended that his teammates replace on-course work with mental imagery.
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DXY, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, on course for its third straight weekly gain.
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The economy is also comfortably on course to meet the government's GDP growth target this year of around 6.5 percent.
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Palladium was down 1% at $1,720.25 per ounce, on course to fall for the second straight week at about 1.4%.
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Ferrari appeared to be on course to seize pole, with even Mercedes boss Niki Lauda betting against his own team.
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Prices were on course for a loss of nearly 4 percent this week, extending 2018's drop to 11 percent.
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The metal was down about 5 percent so far this month, on course to post its worst month since September.
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That said, she's the only leader Germany has known for 12 years, and is on course to remain until 2021.
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Alice's career is going well, and she's on course to become one of the most popular cammers on her site.
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They lead these ants one at a time, a follower tapping a leader with her antennae to stay on course.
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LONDON — Theresa May is on course to win the general election, former Labour prime minister Tony Blair said on Thursday.
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RIA said it was on course to control 26 of the Moscow's parliament's 45 seats, enough to retain its majority.
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"I think Russia is on course to do what Russia is going to do," Mr. Corker said in an interview.
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But as of yesterday, Broadcom looked on course to win at least four seats, with a decent chance of six.
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Russia's biggest bank, Sberbank, fell 0.3% but was on course for a fourth straight monthly gain, up 2.5% in June.
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Her on-course earnings of $210,2000,20183 were surpassed by 22018 players on the PGA Tour, led by Justin Thomas's $2100,280,821.
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The total number of cases in Italy recently reached 74,000 — on course to overtake China in a matter of days.
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Mr. Burr and Mr. Warner sought to inspire confidence on Wednesday that the committee remained on course to do so.
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That has put the FTSE on course for its best month since June and its biggest annual gain since 2016.
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Back in Paris after the conclusion of his studies, Fragonard remained on course to become a state-sponsored history painter.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Conservative Party is on course to win its biggest majority in parliament since 22017 at a Dec.
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The benchmark 10-year JGB futures fell 0.04 point to 154.26, on course for its six consecutive day of losses.
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Johnson deflected praise for her role in sending astronauts into space, keeping them on course and bringing them safely home.
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Both the FTSE 100 and the FTSE 250 are currently on course for their biggest weekly drop since August 2011.
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Italy's benchmark stock index tumbled more than 4% and was on course for its biggest percentage fall since June 2016.
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That is about 12 times the approximately $370 million of Ebitda that Paysafe is on course to make in 2018.
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Separate PMIs suggested the euro zone economy was on course to grow at the same pace in the third quarter.
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Nikkei shares were on course for a 1.50% decline this week, which would be the biggest weekly decline since Aug.
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It remains on course to meet a target of 3 billion pounds in card balances by the end of 2017.
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The Turkish lira edged higher at the start of the week and remained on course for its second consecutive gain.
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A YouGov poll showed Prime Minister Boris Johnson on course to win a solid majority of 68 seats in Parliament.
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It squeezed the pound below $1.25 and to 86 pence per euro on course for near 1 percent weekly drop.
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The vote today means that the UK is on course to leave the EU by the end of next month.
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Small changes in our behavior, our surroundings and our relationships can help set us on course for a happier life.
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The drama added another layer of legend around Shiffrin, 23, who is on course to be the greatest skier ever.
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The US 10-year Treasury note yield at 1.6 per cent was on course for its lowest close since 2012.
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The index was on course for a 0.75% loss this week, its worst weekly performance since early December last year.
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Shares of the company were down 24% at $19.01 and on course for their worst day in nearly two decades.
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Spot gold shed 0.52 percent to stand at $1,323.72 an ounce, on course for a weekly decline of about 1 percent.
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Bayern stayed on course for an unprecedented fourth straight title and provisionally increased its lead over Borussia Dortmund to 11 points.
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January has so far seen the index gain 20143 percent, putting it on course for its best month since March 22014.
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The blue chips handily outperformed their European peers on Thursday and were on course for their best monthly performance since April.
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Sterling changed hands at $1.2704, on course for a 0.9% weekly gain, which would be its best performance in seven weeks.
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A strong labor market and robust economy likely keep the Federal Reserve on course to increase interest rates again in December.
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Marine Le Pen is on course to be the next president of France, according to one fund manager's big-data analysis.
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U.S. Treasury debt prices fell, while U.S. stocks were trading higher and on course for a third straight day of gains.
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The pound rose more than a cent to $234, which put it on course for its best day in two weeks.
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Though some exit polls put Modi on course for a second term, pollsters have a patchy history predicting precise seat tallies.
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On the month, the common currency was down 2.7 percent, on course to post its first monthly loss in four months.
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Despite a recovery since then, the FTSE 100 index is still on course for its steepest monthly fall in four years.
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Pelosi and committee chairs made the case that Democrats should stay on course and continue fighting in the courts for information.
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Shares in the company surged 15 percent to 87.39 rand, on course for their biggest one-day rise in since 2008.
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The main index, which is on course for its worst month in four years, fell after two sessions of solid gains.
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The coalition is on course to win a third term either with the support of independents or through an outright majority.
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All three were on course for their second successive weekly declines after failing to fully recover from Monday's steep sell-off.
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The FTSE 100 had dropped for the last three sessions but remains on course for its fourth straight month of gains.
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In April, its has so far gained over 3 percent, on course to extend monthly gains to a fourth straight month.
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More concretely, question generation also has obvious uses in education — automatically generating questions for students to answer based on course material.
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Willem was on course to make 230 grams of DMT in a single session, with a street value of €2728,232 [$2160,2003].
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Heightened tensions between the two countries have brought back fears that the U.S. could be on course for war with Iran.
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At least until this scandal, he appeared on course to become Japan's longest-serving post-war prime minister in November 2019.
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It said it remained on course to deliver a full-year cost target of 12.8 billion pounds on its core unit.
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Japan's Nikkei was also hit hard, down a sharp 1.2% and on course for its biggest daily decline in a week.
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Currently, temperatures are on course to rise more than 3°C, or 5.4°F, by 2100 based on recent emissions trends.
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Conversely, the dollar was on course for its worst quarter in seven years on Friday, recovering only marginally against major peers.
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Copper was on course to gain 2.6% this week, which would mark its best week since the week ended March 29.
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But, based on preliminary data, only three are on course to cut the average number of offences per reoffender, another target.
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Diplomats have told Reuters that Iran is still short of that threshold but on course to reach it in coming days.
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Philippine credits moved sharply towards the end of last week on expectations that Davao strongman Duterte was on course to win.
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Minutes of the Fed's last meeting are expected to confirm it is on course to raise rates twice more this year.
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The New Zealand dollar was a tad higher on the day at $0.6486 but on course for its third weekly decline.
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RHP Jon Gray threw a 14-pitch bullpen and is on course to make his next scheduled start Monday against Toronto.
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Polls show President Vladimir Putin is on course to be comfortably re-elected, meaning he could remain in power until 2024.
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Hurricane Florence, a massive storm that had been on course to strike North and South Carolina, finally made landfall Friday morning.
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South Korea's Kospi fell as much as 221 percent and was on course to hit a 26.9445-0.33/20.3-year low.
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Spot gold prices have fallen about 1.5 percent this week and are on course for their worst week since early November.
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Nonetheless, millions are still waiting to see if he can get back on course and create jobs and improve the economy.
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Ten-year JGB futures fell 0.08 point to 150.80 and were on course to mark their first fall in four sessions.
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But it is up more than half a percent so far this week, on course for its best week since July.
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The International Energy Agency reported Tuesday that the oil market is on course to reach a supply-demand balance this year.
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Helping the main bourse were miners that advanced 2.3 percent to be on course for their best day since late January.
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Sterling changed hands at $1.2707, on course for a 1.0% weekly gain, which would be its best performance in seven weeks.
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Power generators are on course to burn a record amount of gas in 2016, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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All three major U.S. equity indexes edged higher, with the Nasdaq on course for its seventh consecutive day in the black.
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The polls currently suggest Theresa May is on course to win a new five-year term with a much bigger majority.
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Russian stocks fell 94.8363 percent and were on course for a weekly loss of 94.8353 percent, their worst in a year.
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And Larry Thompson kept the ship on course for John Ashcroft and George W. Bush just before and after the Sept.
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Spot gold slipped by 0.43 percent to $1,978.503 an ounce, on course to finish October with a second straight monthly decline.
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As a result, the oil market was on course to rebalance towards the end of 2018 or in 2019, he said.
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Labor market strength and steadily rising inflation likely keep the Federal Reserve on course to raise interest rates again in August.
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The American led the field round and looked to be on course for victory until he was overtaken by the Kenyan.
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Yet while nearly 10,000 Afghans are still trying to obtain special visas, Congress is on course to abruptly end the program.
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For the week the dollar was on course for a 22.3% decline versus the yen, its largest weekly decline since January.
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Japan's Nikkei was also hit hard, down a sharp 20.33% and on course for its biggest daily decline in a week.
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Miners were on course for their best day in a month as copper prices rose again on concerns over supply tightness.
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MSCI's index of emerging market shares was down 1.2% and was on course for its biggest one-day loss since Aug.
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Currencies were mostly higher against a beaten down dollar, putting developing world currencies on course for a fifth week of gains.
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The United Kingdom is on course for an early general election which will take place before the end of the year.
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CFM said on Friday it was on course to support targets set by both planemakers as it set new production goals.
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That compares with the $13.9 billion raised in 2017 and puts the territory on course for its best year since 2010.
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At only the halfway point in August, the currency is on course for its biggest monthly fall since August last year.
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Among other precious metals, silver fell 0.9% to $16.86 per ounce, on course for a gain of about 0.3% this week.
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Despite these important undercurrents, the main message of the minutes is definitely that the Fed believes that they are on course.
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Boeing insists it is on course to get approval for the plane to fly passengers by the middle of this year.
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After Recep Tayyip Erdogan took office in 2003 and began reforms, Turkey seemed on course to becoming a model Muslim democracy.
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New Democracy was on course to win 38-42% of the vote, exit polls showed with 80% of the responses counted.
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Such coaches can help you get on sound financial footing, and provide feedback and accountability to help you stay on course.
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Having friends who are also in recovery and repeat the mantras like "Think before you act" help her stay on course.
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The California agreement would put car companies on course to average 51 miles per gallon across all their sales by 2026.
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The benchmark index has dropped 20.93 percent this week and is on course for its worst weekly performance of the year.
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In England, Liverpool was on course to end its 30-year championship drought with an all-but-insurmountable 25-point lead.
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This year's outbreak is on course to be the worst since the country eliminated measles as an endemic disease in 2000.
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With last week's victory, Mr. Netanyahu is now on course to become Israel's longest-serving prime minister, surpassing Mr. Ben-Gurion.
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On the week, Colombia's currency in on course for its worst performance since 2008, and the Mexican peso since late 2016.
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Shares of the company jumped 8% by 0807 GMT and were on course for their best day since August last year.
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The index was on course for its biggest percentage drop since June 2016, when Britain voted to exit the European Union.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index was up 4.9% at 0814 GMT and on course to erase the entire week's declines.
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On the week, Colombia's currency in on course for its worst performance since 2008, and the Mexican peso since late 2016.
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But Cretton keeps the narrative on course, leading the audience through the stakes and specifics of Stevenson's quest with welcome clarity.
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The greenback was last on course for its biggest one-day percentage gain against the yen in more than two weeks.
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The Italians, whose men's trio included Olympic track champion Elia Viviani, were on course for a bronze medal until Borghini punctured.
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Losses in Britain were broad based, with miners shedding over 4% and on course for their worst day in 18 months.
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S. trade relations curtailed copper, widely used in power and construction, which is on course to gain about 4% in 2019.
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"I got something written down, they asked me to kinda stay on course, or whatever the case may be," LeBron said.
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S. trade agreement continued to support investor sentiment, which pushed the local unit on course for its third straight monthly gain.
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Boris Johnson&aposs Conservative party is on course for an unexpectedly big win in the UK general election, held on Thursday.
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The broader Topic rose 0.6 percent to 1,362.18, putting it on course to gain more than 1 percent for the week.
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That moment seemed to relieve pressure on Rosberg and set him on course to win the final three races in 2015.
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Both Australia and the United States are on course to at least meet its full-year revenue expectations, the company said.
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Gold has gained more than 2899 percent so far this week, on course for its biggest such increase since early January.
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Tuesday's upbeat report from the Commerce Department likely keeps the Federal Reserve on course to raise interest rates again in December.
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An easy win against Oklahoma City, like the one the Raptors earned in November, should put the ship back on course.
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Strong exports and consumer spending, however, should put the central bank on course to raise interest rates this year, economists said.
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Every time the hearing threatened to careen into conflict, Nadler deployed a heavier-than-expected gavel to keep things on course.
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In Israel, Netanyahu was on course to become the longest-serving premier in Israeli history when he called elections last December.
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Linette remained on course for her second WTA title after the fifth seed beat Patricia Maria Tig 7-5 6-4.
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Incredibly complicated-looking computer systems kept the ship running on course — and kept track of the thousands of containers on board.
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Overall, the fund is on course the post its fourth straight year of withdrawals, according to Thomson Reuters' Lipper research unit.
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Dutch socialist Frans Timmermans is on course to be named the EU's next chief executive, diplomats and officials said on Sunday.
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Actor Rob Lowe serves home-cooked meal to Thomas firefighters Fire on course to be biggest recorded in state An area equal to about 425 square miles has burned so far, meaning the Thomas Fire is on course to be California's biggest in recorded history by January 7 -- the date authorities expect to have it contained.
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The 22-year-old seemed on course for victory when he won the first set but the powerfully-built Vesely roared back.
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The dollar was 1.4 percent weaker on the day at 9.2168 crowns, on course for its biggest one-day fall since June.
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"The U.S. central bank remains on course for monetary policy normalization," Commerzbank Bernd Weidensteiner said, anticipating two more rate hikes this year.
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It's that if we don't dramatically cut emissions soon, we'll put the planet on course to be a much less pleasant place.
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Forecasts have the record on course to achieve equivalent album sales of around 475,000 units in its first week, ending April 20.
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France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen appears to be on course to win the first round of the upcoming presidential election.
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Getting on course for 1.5°C of warming would require slashing global greenhouse gas emissions 45 percent below 2010 levels by 2030.
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Right now, the euro is up 13 percent on the dollar this year, well on course for its best year since 2003.
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis's New Democracy was on course to win 35.2% of the vote, with Syriza on 25.4%, a poll by Rass showed.
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However, the U.S. was found to be on course for the lowest average life expectancy levels of all the rich countries worldwide.
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The crown sank 1.2 percent against the euro to 10.65 - on course for its biggest daily drop in more than six months.
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The bloc's surplus so far this year stands at 284 billion euros, on course to match last year's record 353.4 billion euros.
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Over the week it was on course for a 21.603% drop, which would take its two-week losses to more than 11%.
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Aluminum is on course to gain 1.7% in Shanghai this week, which would mark its best week since the one ended Aug.
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The NSE index was still on course to end nearly 3% lower for the week following three straight days in the red.
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An official close to talks with the Fund told Reuters that Ghana is on course to meet its requirements, despite spending pressures.
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The current set of "nationally determined contributions" (NDCs), as countries' pledges are known, put Earth on course for 1.53°C of warming.
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Still, Brent was on course to register a weekly decline of more than 1.5% and U.S. crude fell 2.7% on the week.
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The inheritance boom is set to continue, not least because baby-boomer deaths are on course to rise until the mid-2030s.
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Palladium edged 0.1% lower to $1,529.27, but the auto-catalyst metal was on course to mark its first weekly gain in three.
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Palladium edged 0.1% higher to $1,532.50 and the auto-catalyst metal was on course to mark its first weekly gain in three.
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Ghana, for example, is on course to become the first sub-Saharan African country to eliminate trachoma, a leading cause of blindness.
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"Heroes," which incidentally only reached Number 24 when it was originally released, is on course to break the Top Ten this week.
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To keep on course to win the Republican ticket, by one calculation, Mr Trump needed to win 59 delegates on March 653th.
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Shares last traded down 13.3 percent at $28.54, putting it on course for its biggest one-day percentage fall in 18 months.
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Then, even if you lose it all in a worst-case scenario, the rest of your retirement funds would remain on course.
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The negative reaction to Trump's orders put Wall Street's main indexes on course for their worst day in more than three months.
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The ECB kept rates on hold and remains on course to claw back unprecedented monetary stimulus even as the growth outlook darkens.
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The Romanian world number one prevailed in two hours and 22 minutes to stay on course for her maiden Grand Slam title.
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Benchmark spot gold was on course for its first weekly fall in four, having broken below the key $503,300 an ounce level.
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It was last down 7%, albeit back on course for its third week of gains and having doubled in value this year.
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The index was on course for seven months of gains, which would be its longest monthly winning streak in over a decade.
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Oil prices climbed off 12-year lows too and safe-haven gold, was on course for its best week in four years.
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Both platinum and palladium are set to record weekly falls, with platinum on course for its biggest such drop in 10 weeks.
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Starbucks' shares were down 8.3 percent at $54.55 and the company was on course to shed about $7 billion in market value.
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All three major U.S. indexes were higher, with the Dow and the Nasdaq on course to recording their eighth consecutive weekly gains.
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He's saying the Fed remains on course to do what it's been doing and as of now he doesn't see it changing.
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Yields on 10-year local Turkish bonds rose to 18.5 percent, on course for their highest closing level in about five months.
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Most private-sector banks are on course to meet the stricter "Basel 173" capital standards, which come into full effect in 2019.
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The euro zone's second-biggest economy is on course to post quarterly growth of 0.3% through each quarter this year, INSEE forecast.
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Nigerians have gone furthest awry: on average, they think the ideal family contains 5.4 children but are on course to have 7.7.
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That also kept the dollar on course for a second week of falls against the yen as it dropped below 102 yen.
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MSCI's benchmark world stock index slipped 2112.30 percent to 20.3 points, on course for its first consecutive daily fall for three weeks.
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There's time to get back on course, but this isn't the Clemson team we expected to see avenge its title game loss.
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After the release, the pound jumped over a cent to $49.53, putting it on course for its best day in two weeks.
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For the week, the metal was on course for a more than 1 percent gain, the biggest rise in about two months.
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"The United States remains on course to set new crude oil production records this year and next," said EIA Administrator Linda Capuano.
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In late November, Chairman Jay Powell said that rates were "just below" the "neutral" level that will keep the economy on course.
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Emerging stocks rose 0.3% to their highest in three months, and were on course for a second straight month of healthy gains.
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Woods has made more than $1.5 billion since entering professional golf in 1996, including $116 million from on-course winnings, Forbes estimates.
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The team won the opening leg of the race in October and had been on course to finish second in Leg Four.
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In the base metals market, copper remains on course for a gain of about 17 percent - the first annual rise since 2012.
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The South African rand gained 0.4 percent, while Turkey's lira weakened, on course for a yearly loss of more than 28 percent.
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U.S. gasoline consumption continues to grow significantly compared with 2015 and is on course to exceed the previous peak set in 2007.
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Djokovic looked as if he was on course for the first true Grand Slam by a man since Rod Laver's in 13.
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The difference is that some children are lucky enough to make mistakes in an environment that simply nudges them back on course.
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The CDS are up 59 bps since the open on Monday, putting them on course for their worst week since May 25.
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That has put the main UK index on course for its third session of losses - its longest losing streak in two months.
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Trump's optimistic comments helped set S&P 0.33 equity futures on course for their biggest one-day percentage jump since Dec. 20.3.
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Pruitt's announcement landed with a thud in Texas, where plans to close a coal-fired plant in San Antonio remain on course.
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He will be traveling with Ms. Monahan for all of her swims and using the kayak to help her stay on course.
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There are others like it, including U.S. Kids Golf and Youth on Course, and through his foundation, Woods offers instruction and grants.
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As party leader, she is on course to become the party's candidate for chancellor during the next general election, scheduled for 2021.
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If that happens, Britain would be on course to leave the bloc on March 29, with a transition period until December 2020.
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The S&P 1500 airlines index rose 3.6%, but was still on course to end Friday with its third straight weekly decline.
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The FTSE 100 is on course for its steepest monthly fall in four years, hammered by sharp escalations in the Sino-U.
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It was on course for its biggest daily fall since late 2011 during the depths of the euro zone sovereign debt crisis.
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But Labour seems on course for a defeat next month, with most commentators simply speculating on the size of a Conservative majority.
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Also on the radar is the weakness in China's yuan , which is on course to post its biggest monthly loss on record.
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Narrator: The reason a rapidly spinning football stays on course better than a slower-spinning ball is due to its angular momentum.
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The autocatalyst metal was up 3.4% on the week and on course for its biggest gain since the week ended Sept. 13.
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So far this week it has lost 9.4%, on course for its biggest weekly decline since a 9.8% plunge in November 2008.
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So far this week it has lost 9.3%, on course for its biggest weekly decline since a 9.8% plunge in November 2008.
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So far this week it has lost 9.2%, on course for its biggest weekly decline since a 9.8% plunge in November 2008.
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For the week, U.S. crude futures were on course for a 5.8% decline, which would be the worst performance since July 19.
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For the week, U.S. crude futures were on course for a 5.6% decline, which would be the worst performance since July 19.
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The agency added that U.S. oil demand for 2017 is on course to grow by 160,000 bpd, unchanged from its previous forecast.
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China's economy expanded faster-than-expected in the second quarter, setting the country on course to comfortably meet its 2017 growth target.
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The move has set the country on course for two national polls in one year for the first time in its history.
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"We are staying on course, planning to start flying there (the U.S.) in June or July," Garuda spokesman Benny S. Butarbutar said.
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Rooney, 30, took over as captain from Steven Gerrard in 2014 and is on course to become England's most-capped outfield player.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 rose 2.33%, on course to gain for a second week and about 1 percent below record highs.
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On Friday, YouGov said its model suggested the Conservatives were on course to win 313 seats, 13 seats short of a majority.
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In the midst of it, Mr. Trump, who has a famously short attention span, has at times had trouble staying on course.
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The firm was on course for its worst trading day in 19 years on Wednesday as its shares tumbled 11 percent lower.
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The yen gained 0.8 percent to 112.74 yen per dollar and was on course for its biggest one-day rise since July.
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The Nifty PSU bank index that tracks these lenders climbed 2.68%, and was on course for its best session in two weeks.
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"My putter really saved me all day," a smiling Lincicome said after being covered in shaving cream during an on-course celebration.
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However, the index was on course for a second straight week of gains thanks to a relief rally earlier in the week.
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More troubling than his result was his on-course behavior, which included pounding his putter on a spike mark on the green.
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Sanchez' PSOE party topped the European election and was on course to have the biggest contingent in the EU assembly's Socialist group.
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Wall Street was looking on course to return to record highs with S&P 21.5 and Nasdaq futures up 21% and 2388%.
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The move is critical, since it will put OSIRIS-REx on course to meet up with an asteroid in the fall of 2018.
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Now the Welsh Political Barometer, an opinion poll, puts the Tories on 40% and on course to win 21 seats to Labour's 15.
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Most major exit polls, conducted by local media, put Modi as on course for a second term when results are announced on Friday.
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The negative reaction to Trump's orders put the key U.S. stock indexes on course for their worst day in more than three months.
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Sessions, like other nominees of President-elect Donald Trump, is on course for a committee vote before Trump is inaugurated on January 20.
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The peso is on course for its best calendar month since last March and the onshore yuan for its second straight monthly gain.
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Strong growth last quarter likely keeps the Federal Reserve on course to raise interest rates in December for the fourth time this year.
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Rates started 2018 on the rise and seemed to be on course to march steadily higher until the recent sell-off in stocks.
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The euro zone STOXX 600 index ended the day down 0.72 percent and on course for a 9.5 percent loss on the quarter.
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After Brazil, the Belgians kept on course, rising to top place in the world rankings and qualifying comfortably for the tournament in France.
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The formalwear specialist, which issued a profit warning in March, also said it was on course to meet analysts' expectations for the year.
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Stroll turns 18 in October and is on course to win the European F3 title, which would secure him the necessary super-licence.
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Britain is on course for a December general election after Jeremy Corbyn announced that Labour's conditions to back the move had been met.
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Labour published a document measuring the government's progress against each of the tests which showed it was on course to fail all six.
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The social network's payments play could put it on course to compete with PayPal's Venmo and a host of other money transfer apps.
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The S&P 500 hit dozens of fresh record highs this year and is on course for an annual rise of 20 percent.
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Capita insists that the worst kinks are being ironed out, but it is on course to meet just 50% of this year's quota.
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Yet it is Theresa May's manifesto that is most interesting, and not just because she is on course for victory on June 8th.
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The FTSE 100 is on course for its best week in seven, while the midcaps are tracking their biggest gain in eight weeks.
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On Thursday, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said the Fed was on course to tighten rates gradually, which gave the dollar some relief.
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Pinterest's initial target range had set it on course to be valued below its last private fundraising valuation of $5003 billion in 2017.
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The new Brexit Party is on course to top this month's European election because of Nigel Farage's mastery of the politics of resentment.
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Every sign of the Zodiac approaches dating differently — and 2018 is on course to be a very different year for all 12, too.
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The Shanghai SE Composite has already tumbled 1.7 percent on Monday and is on course for its worst weekly performance since December 2018.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq's slim 0.66 percent gain for the quarter is keeping it on course for its seventh straight quarter of gains.
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The official said China was on course to lose the bulk of the case, with only some minor points going in its favour.
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Storms flooded the engine and damaged the mast and sails so badly, they couldn&apost generate enough wind power to stay on course.
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The party's own polling suggests that another independent, Zali Steggall, is on course to beat Mr Abbott with a huge swing of 12%.
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Le Pen, 583, is on course this month for a first or second place finish in the first round of France's presidential election.
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Brent and West Texas Intermediate crude futures were on course to gain about 4 percent this week following two consecutive weeks of declines.
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Getting notifications that there's a minute left, the food is done or it has been ready for three minutes kept me on course.
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All three major indexes were set to end the week lower, with the Nasdaq on course for its first weekly decline in five.
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According to Mother Jones, the same three men also sued Women on Course, a company devoted to women who play golf, in 2013.
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Pan-European Euro Stoxx 50 futures fell 251.2% while Japan's Nikkei is on course to fall 22016% based on futures traded in Chicago.
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Economists say inflation is also on course to undershoot the central bank's targets of 4.00% and 3.75% for the next two years, respectively.
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Clinton is on course to win the nomination and Donald Trump — who is spectacularly unpopular — is on track to win the Republican nomination.
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However, another potential worry, that the U.S. Federal Reserve would stay on course for four interest rate hikes in 2016, has eased somewhat.
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It has gained 1 percent so far this week, putting it on course for its biggest rise since the week of Sept. 9.
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IO62-CNI=SI and copper both hit four-month highs, with the latter on course for its best week in roughly six months.
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Chief Executive Markus Riess said the company was on course to post an annual profit of more than 600 million euros by 2021.
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Putting the pre-business relationship first was most important, and their friendship helped keep the start-up on course with their original mission.
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The dollar was 1.4 percent weaker on the day at 9.2168 crowns SEK=, on course for its biggest one-day fall since June.
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Eurekahedge's main hedge fund index is on course to have slumped 2.01 percent in February, according to estimates from the industry index compiler.
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United Arab Emirates' healthcare provider NMC Healthcare slipped 6.3 percent on course for its worst day since July 2016 after posting annual results.
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The most recent polls show Macron on course to win 63 percent of the vote, with Le Pen expected to score 37 percent.
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The greenback was on course for a 0.9% gain on the week, which would be its biggest since the week ending March 1.
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The robust growth pace likely keeps the Federal Reserve on course to raise interest rates in September for the third time this year.
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And Meir previously told us it's on course to do $100 million GMV this year — which he confirms continues to be the case.
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No new filmmaker has been announced, but in a statement, Lucasfilm says the movie will remain on course for a May 2018 release.
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MSCI's index of developing-world stocks was up 0.8 percent on the day and on course to end the quarter up 0.33 percent.
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United Arab Emirates' healthcare provider NMC Health slipped 6.4 percent on course for its worst day since July 2016 after posting annual results.
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Strong growth in the April-June quarter likely keeps the Federal Reserve on course to raise interest rates two more times this year.
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Rising U.S. Treasury yields boosted bank stocks, which jumped 3.06% and were on course for their biggest one-day gain in five-months.
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It has raised more than 310 million pounds so far this year and is on course for a second consecutive record-breaking year.
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In 2018, global steel demand is on course to grow 3.9 percent to 1.658 billion tonnes, driven by top consumer China, it added.
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Global benchmark spot gold was on course for a weekly gain, having jumped nearly 2% on an escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Stadshart Amstelveen—Amstelveen, The Netherlands Those are in addition to others which remain on course to take place this month: September 16, 2017
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This sparked panic among investors that Britain was on course for a disorderly divorce after 20203 years in the world's largest trade bloc.
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Japan's 10-year bond yield soared 10 basis points to -0.17 percent, on course for its biggest one-day rise since April 2008.
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"We remain on course to deliver double-digit profit growth in 2018 and to achieve our Vision 2020 strategic targets," the company said.
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That puts him on course to further entrench his power, pursue an expansive foreign policy and continue his escalating showdown with the West.
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In the base metals market, copper remained on course for a gain of about 17 percent in its first annual rise since 2012.
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Young had looked on course to take the match in straight sets but lost the last three points of a second-set tiebreak.
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What it means: Porsche is on course to make a big entrance into the EV market, and could disrupt longtime market leader Tesla.
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Benchmark equity indexes hit fresh peaks and the S&P 500 is on course for an eighth consecutive year of positive total returns.
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Laurent Simons and Adhara Perez, from Belgium and Mexico respectively, are on course to earn college degrees before they even hit their teens.
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Gains in the session put the S&P and the Dow on course for their biggest percentage rise in more than two months.
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Even with the gains the S&P 500 and the Dow are still on course for their first monthly fall since last March.
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The timeline: The current schedule -- which Brady said Monday night is still on course -- is to have a completed conference report by Friday.
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In the United Arab Emirates, Dubai's measure was on course for a sixth straight positive session either side of Eid, gaining 0.8 percent.
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The big question is whether the Fed remains on course to raise the rate at its final meeting of the year, in December.
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And in Britain, estimates indicated that the Brexit Party, led by Nigel Farage, was on course to take 250 percent of the vote.
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It has won 16 games in a row, the first of a number of records it is on course to break this season.
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Political ad spending is on course to set a record, exceeding expenditures in the 22 presidential election year, totaling up to $19803 billion.
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Guardiola's team has dropped only four points this season; it remains on course to equal, or beat, its points total from last year.
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They also came first in many of Bavaria's biggest cities, including Munich, where they were on course to win more than 30 percent.
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The official said China was on course to lose the bulk of the case, with only some minor points going in its favor.
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Estimates released Monday morning indicated that the Brexit Party led by Nigel Farage was on course to take 31 percent of the vote.
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And in Britain, estimates indicated that the Brexit Party, led by Nigel Farage, was on course to take 22018 percent of the vote.
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The S&P 13 airlines index was up 2.6%, but was still on course to end Friday with its third straight weekly decline.
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They blamed the lower-than-expected economic figures on global factors but said the government would take steps to keep growth on course.
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Spot gold rose 20.6% to $2986.16,576.42 per ounce, putting it on course for its biggest one-day jump in more than four months.
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A basket of emerging market stocks fell 1.3%, putting it on course for its biggest one-day percentage decline in nearly five months.
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A basket of emerging market stocks fell 1.3%, putting it on course for its biggest one-day percentage decline in nearly five months.
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The U.S. central bank confirmed in its latest meeting minutes that it was on course to raise interest rates three times this year.
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For the week, the pound was on course for a 1.6% gain versus the dollar and a 0.7% rise against the common currency.
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For the week, the pound was on course for a 1.7% gain versus the dollar and a 0.9% increase against the common currency.
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But the former vice president limped to New Hampshire on Tuesday on course to lose in the first contest of the 249 primary.
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The index is on course to end higher for the sixth week in a row, a winning streak last seen in June 2019.
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After losing about 3% earlier this week, the S&P 500 was on course for its best day in a month on Friday.
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Most forward-looking indicators in the survey moved in the right direction, suggesting the manufacturing recovery was on course and optimism remained elevated.
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The index is on course to end higher for the sixth week in a row, a winning streak last seen in June 2019.
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At 21.11 GMT the Nikkei index was down 230% at 23,024.98, on course for its biggest one-day percentage decline since March 2019.
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Shares of the Oregon-based company were up at $92.23 in extended trading, putting them on course for a record open on Wednesday.
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SpaceX, Elon Musk&aposs powerhouse of a space exploration company, could be on course to seriously compromise humanity&aposs study of outer space.
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Prior to the U.S. ban, Huawei said it was on course to overtake Samsung as the world's number one smartphone maker by 2020.
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Early results suggest the exit poll, which suggests Boris Johnson is on course to win a crushing majority of 86, is broadly accurate.
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The peso, which had soared nearly 4% on the news, is still on course for its worst month in more than a year.
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An index of Latin American currencies dipped more than half a percent and was on course for its worst day in a week.
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Most climate scientists believe we are on course for runaway warming and devastating climate change impacts without large changes in our energy systems.
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Vale is on course to end 2019 with roughly US$18bn in adjusted Ebitda, excluding provisions related to the tailings dam, Fitch said.
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S. trade relations have also put the MSCI's index of Latin American currencies on course for its best monthly percentage gain this year.
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The FTSE was nevertheless on course for its best week in two months, having been boosted by the latest tumble in the pound.
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"Rumbo a Tierra" translates as "Toward the Earth" or "On Course for Earth," and some songs carry environmental messages onto the dance floor.
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Then, in a slow crumbling of his game, in particular his on-course confidence, tinkering with his swing, he pulled it completely undone.
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That voluntary deal would put the four auto companies on course to average 51 miles per gallon across all their sales by 2026.
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Bullion climbed 1.5 percent on Thursday, its biggest single-day gain in a week, and was on course for a second weekly rise.
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Mexico imported 10 times more corn from Brazil in 2017 than the previous year, and is on course to buy more this year.
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The S&P 1500 airlines index was up 1.8%, but was still on course to end Friday with its third straight weekly decline.
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As we went to press in the early hours of June 9th, the Tories were on course to lose seats, and perhaps their majority.
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Toyota is now on course to become the first Japanese company to earn 3 trillion yen ($26.4 billion) in operating profit this financial year.
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It was on course for its second weekly gain versus the greenback and its third weekly gain versus the Australian and New Zealand dollars.
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"We are now on course for our objective of achieving an investment grade credit rating," Chief Executive Officer Calin Rovinescu said in a statement.
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The plain reality is that right now he is on course to win the nomination unless some concerted effort is made to stop him.
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Catholics, the traditional support base of Irish nationalist parties and unity, are on course to become the majority in Northern Ireland within a generation.
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Several bankers working on the deal insisted the listing was still on course but declined to say when they expected books to be covered.
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Yellen also suggested that the U.S. central bank remained on course for an interest rate rise assuming the economy is in line with forecasts.
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Portugal is due to go to the polls in a national election in October when the ruling Socialists are on course to retain power.
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The best-performing precious metal this week is palladium, up 9.2 percent this week and on course for its biggest weekly gain since July.
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The film is on course to challenge 1997 romance "Titanic"'s $2.18 billion haul to become the second-most successful movie of all time.
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But if neither side can find a way to get back on course, the result could be far worse than a few choice words.
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Now, with the economy and tax revenues less damaged than some feared by Brexit's approach, the shortfall is on course to be smaller still.
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Silver is on course to register a second straight week of declines, while platinum looks set for a third weekly drop in a row.
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A Newspoll for The Australian newspaper showed Morrison's government was on course to lose 21 seats in the 150-seat lower house of parliament.
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It is on course to end the week up 2905.89 percent in what would be its best week since the week ended Feb. 21.
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Scientists believe global warming has caused so much melting at the south pole that the giant ice sheet is now on course to disintegrate.
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According to projections, it is on course to win 25% of the vote, which translates into around 25 seats in Italy's 650-seat parliament.
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Where it stands: Active safety technology in today's cars warns of unseen dangers, guides drivers back on course and helps them brake in emergencies.
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Ankiti Bose is 252, a fashion junkie, and on course to become the first Indian woman to co-found a $257 billion start-up.
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Yet Britain is on course to leave the single market and end free movement, and the possibility of a "no deal" exit is growing.
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European markets recovered steadily Thursday but remained on course for the year's biggest monthly decline amid persistent escalations of the U.S.-China trade war.
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But I would say overall if I looked at it separate from expectations, I would say on course – not too hawkish, not too dovish.
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Or the inquiry could be extended—an idea favoured by the Labor Party, which is on course to win an election due next year.
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Lowe's shares were last up 9.3% at $106.99 in pre-market trading and were on-course for their best day in over a year.
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It is on course to end the week up 1.6 percent in what would be its best week since the week ended Feb. 22.
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If the gains hold, Foot Locker shares are on track for a five-month high, setting them on course to finish higher in 2018.
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We are currently on course to see between 22 and 22016 degrees Celsius, or about 20163 degrees Fahrenheit, of warming by the year 22016.
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Yet since that franchise ended in five years ago, Pattinson's career has veered towards the unpredictable, even if his fame has kept on course.
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Brent was on course for a gain of around 25 percent in the first half of 2019 and WTI for a 30 percent gain.
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Brexit also pretty much sets Taiwan on course for its fourth rate cut since September when the island's central bank policymakers meet on Thursday.
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Aim for at least two rotations per second: The spinning motion allows the stone to stay on course, providing what physicists call ''gyroscopic stability.
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While delivering the tax rebates is a headache for Morrison his legislative agenda is on course to be boosted by a bigger outright majority.
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Adani said accommodation at the Carmichael camp reopened last week, setting the company on course to start work on the mine and rail project.
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Copper is on course for a 1.5 percent drop this week, which would be its steepest weekly fall since the week ended Dec. 1174.3.53.
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For now, strong growth in the second quarter will keep the Federal Reserve on course to raise interest rates two more times this year.
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The shipping industry is on course for consolidation as it moves off three-decade lows, the president of drybulk shipper Genco said on Wednesday.
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In late afternoon trading, the benchmark index sat 0.6 percent higher at 17,469.23, on course to end the week more than 3 percent higher.
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The polls suggest she is on course to lose white Floridians by around 20 points—almost as badly as Mr Obama did in 2012.
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The Aussie was on course for its fifth consecutive day of losses as investors ponder how far the Australian central bank will lower rates.
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The yellow metal is up around 9.8 percent in February so far, and is on course for its biggest monthly gain since January 2012.
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The FTSEurofirst, DAX and CAC are still down on the week, however, although Britain's FTSE is on course to eke out a modest gain.
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Brazilian stocks on the whole have enjoyed a strong week and are on course to end at its highest weekly closing level on record.
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That put the Bank of England's broader trade-weighted index of sterling strength on course for a gain of just under half a percent.
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Mid-cap crematorium operator Dignity jumped more than 7 percent, on course for its best day in two months after a positive trading update.
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Germany's governing center-right parties are beating back the leftist challengers, and are firmly on course for a resounding victory in next September's elections.
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The oilseed market was still on course for a monthly slide against a backdrop of large supplies and an unresolved U.S.-China trade dispute.
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That's the level Fed Chair Janet Yellen and the Federal Open Market Committee believe the economy should hit or least be on course toward.
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Insurer Admiral Group shed 4.6 percent to be on course for its worst one-day fall in more than a year and a half.
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Uber says it is on course to topple bitter rival Didi Chuxing and become China's most popular ride-on demand service within a year.
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President Trump is on course for a new trade war with France over its plans to hit US tech firms with giant new taxes.
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The country is hoping to supply all of its energy from renewables within the next 12 months, a target it's on course to meet.
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They're on course to do it by squeezing through Senate rules, sidestepping a Democratic filibuster and relying on a bare majority of Republican votes.
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The mid-cap index is on course for its second straight month of gains and investors now brace for a general election in December.
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Americans have a chance to set our country back on course and restore the possibility of the American dream for our children and grandchildren.
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Weathering the storm Every golfer knows that the same hole can play entirely differently from one day to the next based on course conditions.
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Nickel is on course to add 11% in London this week on strong Chinese stainless steel output data and concerns over Indonesian export curbs.
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But Powell's comments to Congressional committees could clarify whether the Fed is on course to cut interest rates later this month, as widely expected.
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Chaff, decoys, maneuvering re-entry vehicles: Russia is best in class in all of these systems to keep ICBMs on course to their targets.
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How many on-course decisions — by Johnson and others — might have been affected by the notion that the leaderboard scores were just an approximation?
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On Tuesday, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said the U.S. was on course to become the leading global gas exporter by the mid-2020s.
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The dollar index is down more than 9 percent so far this year, and is on course for its biggest annual loss since 2003.
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Central bank officials working on the code had told Reuters previously the first document was on course to be published as promised in May.
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The UK is on course for a general election before Christmas after opposition parties moved to throw Boris Johnson the general election he craves.
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The White House must take the lead to reassure the markets that its economic agenda is on course -- and that it is being implemented.
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MIEM00000CUS to its lowest level in more than three years on Thursday and set it on course for its worst week since September 2011.
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On our current path, debt is on course to eclipse the size of the economy in about a decade and reach unprecedented levels thereafter.
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But all the guts in India will not re-establish contact with a robot 239,000 miles away, and get Chandrayaan-2 back on course.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 rose 3.2%, but was still on course to post its worst week since the global financial crisis in 2008.
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The dollar was broadly flat against the euro at $1.10220 and remained on course for around a 3% gain over the dollar this week.
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But after forming his coalition in February, Mr. Kurti immediately worked to slow the process, placing him on course for a showdown with Washington.
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Global benchmark spot gold prices were on course for a fourth straight monthly rise on uncertainties surrounding U.S.-China trade and the global economy.
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The big picture: The number of Americans 65 and older is on course to double from 46 million to over 98 million by 2060.
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Silver rose 0.4% to $18.17 per ounce, while platinum inched 0.8% higher to $958.68 and was on course to gain for a fourth week.
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The continued spread of the virus has shut down swaths of the American economy and put it on course for a recession, experts say.
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S. cabal and put at risk the lives of Kurdish allies there who helped us defeat ISIS, Trump remains committed to staying on course.
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On Tuesday, a highly regarded prediction model run by the polling company YouGov suggested the Conservatives were on course for a majority of 28.
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China's benchmark Shanghai Composite index was 1.24% higher at the midday break, putting it on course for its strongest daily gain since early September.
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The United States is on course this year to see one of its lowest crime rates in decades, according to new research published Wednesday.
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Shares in Admiral, which slightly missed analyst estimates with its results, were down 23.9 percent, on course for their biggest fall since November 2011.
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In Asia, Australian shares dropped 2.8% to a six-month low while futures suggested Japan's Nikkei is on course to fall more than 1.10053%.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 was down 2.7% at the closing bell, on course for its largest one-day fall for almost a month.
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In Asia, excluding Japan, equities were on course for the third weekly decline, their worst performance since four weeks of declines ended Aug. 20.3.
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Most forward-looking indicators in the survey moved in the right direction, suggesting the manufacturing recovery was still on course and optimism remained elevated.
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The increase in number of new cases hit stock markets around across the world, putting them on course for their worst week in four.
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I've not decreed that all music nowadays is terrible yet; without Spotify, I'm pretty sure I was on course to do so by 2014.
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In Asia, excluding Japan, equities were on course for the third weekly decline, their worst performance since four weeks of declines ended Aug. 16.
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After losing about 3% over Tuesday and Wednesday, the S&P 500 and Dow were on course for their best session in a month.
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It is on course for its second week of gains against the dollar and its first weekly rise against the euro in three weeks.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures declined as much as 0.22% to $55.47 and were on course for a 5% fall for the week.
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures were down 4 cents at $58.07, tracing back earlier losses and on course for a fourth consecutive weekly increase.
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The metal widely used in construction and power is on course to add 1.4% this week and is up 4.2% so far this year.
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The metal widely used in construction and power is on course to add 0.9% this week and is up 33% so far this year.
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I had the sense to follow a trickling stream, and I was kept on course by the feel of the water as night fell.
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The House of Representatives on Wednesday kicked off a historic hearing that is on course to end in the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
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In the stroke of one election, Americans can fight climate change and put the country on course to building a better future for all.
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Video shows Glory did come dangerously close to slamming into Oasis too ... but eventually got back on course and sailed away from the port.
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S. trade talks rose, but recent often rocky commentary on any deal put the index on course for its worst week in two months.
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"The British people want this to be settled, they want a good deal that sets us on course for a brighter future," May said.
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Among other precious metals, silver was flat at $17.01 per ounce; while platinum rose 0.2% to $858.76, keeping it on course for a weekly gain.
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As The Economist went to press, the Tories were on course to win the largest number of seats—but perhaps not enough for a majority.
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That guidance puts it on course to post profit of €3.2 billion in 2016, slightly behind the €3.4 billion consensus forecast according to Reuters data.
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They all but own the luxury electric car market, and are on course to dominate the mass market as well, while also manufacturing power packs.
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All three of Wall Street's main indexes were on course for falls of between 22.79 percent and 20.7 percent, indicated by volatile premarket futures trading.
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January-November nonferrous production stood at 49.34 million tonnes, up 2.5 percent from a year ago and still on course for an annual record-high.
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The news sent its shares tumbling, putting the firm on course for its biggest one-day drop since 2008 and to a 3.5-year low.
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Britain is now on course to leave the EU on March 29 with or without a deal, although May has said this could be delayed.
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The results are in line with the early "quick count" results, which put the charismatic Jokowi on course to win a second five-year term.
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Lennar's stock was up 8.5 percent at $61.92 in afternoon trading and is on course for its biggest percentage gain in more than six years.
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Sterling was still on course for a second weekly gain, but uncertainty remains high over how Britain will complete its divorce from the European Union.
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Today two large countries, China and Indonesia, are on course to achieve Japanese levels of poverty reduction more than twice as fast as Japan did.
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For the week, the dollar was on course for a 1.5% gain versus the yen, which would be its biggest weekly gain since July 2018.
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The dollar was on course for a third straight weekly gain on Friday on hints the United States is getting closer to raising interest rates.
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For the week, the dollar was on course for a 1.5% increase versus the yen, which would be its biggest weekly gain since July 2018.
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By 1321 GMT, shares in the company had fallen 18.8 percent to 124.80 rand, on course for its biggest daily percentage decline in 18 years.
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SYDNEY, April 26 (Reuters) - U.S. soybean futures held steady on Friday but remained on course for their third straight weekly loss amid ample global stockpiles.
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