Not on the back of any news, but just on the back of folks having sizeable positions already in place.
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I have cellulite — on the back of my arms, on my stomach, on the back of my legs — that I've never had before.
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It also announced plans to include images of women's suffrage leaders on the back of the $10 bill, and images of civil rights moments on the back of the $5 bill.
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The new Huawei phones come with four Leica cameras on the back of the phone contained in a circular cutout, one-upping the three cameras housed on the back of the iPhone 11.
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Every vote is a lash on the back of Christ.
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Energy shares rose on the back of stable oil prices.
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The dollar rose on the back of the fresh data.
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Clinton's press corps sits on the back of the aircraft.
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Cara Delevingne has eyes on the back of her head.
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Financial stocks outperformed on the back of rising U.S. yields.
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Building its business on the back of stolen intellectual property.
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Both lenses are visible on the back of the phone.
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She was branded on the back of her right shoulder.
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Retail stocks traded higher on the back of earnings news.
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She'd been branded on the back of her right shoulder.
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You read the blurb on the back of your book.
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It was on the back of his Lincoln Town Car.
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Shares gained 9.64 percent on the back of the news.
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Nothing has changed on the back of the Apple Watch.
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Put your phone on the back of the toilet afterward.
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Gilead breathes on the back of white supremacist Christian terrorism.
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Another patch would appear on the back of my hand.
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Bank stocks rose on the back of higher rates Friday.
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Tech stocks rose on the back of gains in Facebook.
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On the back of the note, he scribbled his thanks.
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One had a handwritten message on the back of it.
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A." engraved on the back of his watch and "L.
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Message on the back of the postcard from the Sussexs.
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It raised the hair on the back of my neck.
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She rests her feet on the back of a man.
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On the back of each book is the patient's name.
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The hair went up on the back of my neck.
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On the back of her cape she'd affixed these patches.
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The victim was hit on the back of his head.
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Equities stateside also sank on the back of geopolitical worries.
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Meanwhile, there's no wall on the back of his house.
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What was I doing on the back of his motorcycle?
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The design is still on the back of the currency.
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On the back of each piece was a hashtag, #catsoftheromanempire.
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On the back of the camera is a 3-inch touchscreen On the back of the camera is a 3-inch touchscreen with 1.4 million dots that tilts up 80 degrees and down 45 degrees.
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Discworld is this satirical fantasy world where the world is flat and it rests on the back of four elephants, which rest on the back of a giant turtle, which is swimming through the universe.
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One stage is set on the back of two trucks that go in and out of sync, trapping you on the back of one stuck as the stoves on the other light themselves on fire.
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SPNY dropped 0.86 percent on the back of falling oil prices.
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"Europe industrialised on the back of coal," says a civil servant.
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Kaiser has a bitcoin logo on the back of her phone.
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That semifinal performance was on the back of his Gnar play.
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Riding to power in 1999 on the back of anti-U.
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Britain's most famous economist appears on the back of £20 notes.
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Japanese exporters closed mixed on the back of fresh yen strength.
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Joplin made the hairs on the back of people's necks prickle.
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However, 3M and Twitter slid on the back of their reports.
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Instead, it's on the back of the phone, near the camera.
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It then rose on the back of the inflation data release.
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It's on the back of their new cancer drug called Keytruda.
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The funding comes on the back of huge growth for Compass.
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It was always a case on the back of their mind.
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Banking stocks outperformed most peers on the back of positive earnings.
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Shares were almost 20% higher on the back of the news.
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But the real craziness is on the back of the device.
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Australia's resource companies rose on the back of stronger commodity prices.
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He had a massive wound on the back of his head.
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A protester slapped an egg on the back of Queensland Sen.
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Energy dropped 0.85 percent on the back of falling oil prices.
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There was a huge wound on the back of his head.
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There's a camera on the back of the Switch Alpha 12.
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It did so on the back of a strengthening U.S. economy.
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Her serenity raises the hair on the back of my neck.
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And the hair on the back of my neck raised up.
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I couldn't find his license on the back of his van.
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We see it all the time on the back of losses.
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"But I can feel it on the back of my neck."
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A man was spotted surfing on the back of a train.
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I would like my navy number on the back of it.
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The fingerprint scanner will be on the back of the phones.
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I could add more padding on the back of my neck.
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"Warnings on the back of tickets aren't so strong," he said.
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The expulsion comes on the back of earlier accusations that Mrs.
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Exports are rising, mainly on the back of refined oil products.
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It actually feels really good on the back of the thighs.
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Aaron Judge will wear "All Rise" on the back of his.
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Look what it says on the back of this Lysol spray.
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On the back of the program is a quote from Adm.
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A couple are always visible on the back of his neck.
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Auto makers also gained on the back of upbeat monthly sales.
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Swedbank was also higher on the back of forecast-beating results.
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Soldiers stood on the back of vehicles armed with automatic weapons.
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XL shares rose 29 percent on the back of the news.
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But market sentiment improved Wednesday on the back of Bloomberg's report.
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Its advice could be condensed on the back of a postcard.
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It made the skin on the back of my neck prickle.
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I hesitated when she suggested we prolong our time together by hopping on the back of her bike — the idea of riding through the busy streets of Austin on the back of a motorcycle made me uneasy.
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German bond yields rose on Friday on the back of these comments.
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"I'm not buying these on the back of U.S. spending," he said.
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Banks extended last week's gains on the back of rising bond yields.
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EA shares pulled back 0.7 percent on the back of the downgrade.
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I use the 33% off code on the back of the catalogue.
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All on the back of a song that is under five minutes.
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Energy was up 285 percent on the back of higher oil prices.
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Not on the back of the motorbike, but just in the car.
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Apply kindness, like a cool washcloth on the back of the neck.
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He&aposs got two women on the back of his jet ski.
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Wells Fargo also traded higher on the back of strong quarterly results.
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What if that information was right on the back of your hand?
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Basic resources outperformed, on the back of a rise in metal prices.
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European banks were also under pressure, on the back of earnings news.
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European stocks closed higher on Friday on the back of China-U.
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Lesli places her mother's right hand on the back of her neck.
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Germany's DAX finished down 13 percent on the back of disappointing data.
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On the back of the A6300 is also a tilting LCD screen.
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Nike's stock declined 7 percent on the back of mixed quarterly results.
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Household goods were among the worst performers, on the back of earnings.
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That 25 AM shish kebab on the back of the night bus?
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But what number did Berlusconi have on the back of his figure?
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Oil prices extended gains on the back of output cut extension hopes.
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Among gainers, IT stocks advanced on the back of a weaker rupee.
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We do not see estimates rising on the back of today's results.
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Major Japanese automakers also tumbled on the back of the stronger yen.
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Energy stocks gained 0.8 percent on the back of rising oil prices.
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Their empire was founded on the back of entire species of slaves.
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Begin holding down the reset button on the back of the device.
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I prefer when flights have screens on the back of each seat.
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On the back of rising income expectations, buying plans generally have increased.
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A cartridge cleaning kit is hidden on the back of the RetroChamp.
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France will go into the match on the back of consecutive losses.
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Esteban was riding on the back of a moped with a friend.
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Others discreetly display the magic ingredient on the back of the bottle.
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I still have the scar on the back of my head today.
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On the back of each bottle, the language used is deliberately vague.
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A lot of cities sell themselves on the back of their nightlife.
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Greater China markets recorded heavy losses on the back of that news.
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Sometimes, he hitches a ride on the back of a flying ant.
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Google built its empire on the back of technology's more addictive elements.
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The FTSE MIB was up 1.6% on the back of the news.
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Financial stability risks could also climb on the back of lower rates.
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Seniors have flocked to modeling schools on the back of Kim's success.
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Mr. Sanchez has built an empire on the back of a crisis.
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Tommy Fleetwood pounced on the back of Ian Poulter after the win.
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US-China relations also, becoming more tense on the back of that.
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"There's a hole on the back of my tongue," he said later.
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It felt massive even on the back of the Tour we'd had.
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That our country hasn't been built on the back of great women?
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It is a decal on the back of football and batting helmets.
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The gesture showed some numbers written on the back of his hand.
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The company's stock rose 2.5 percent on the back of the news.
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J.B. Hunt, meanwhile, slid 4.24% on the back of disappointing quarterly results.
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Basic resources and autos fell on the back of renewed trade tensions.
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U.S. futures fell on the back of the developments in American politics.
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Remember, Lexus was largely built on the back of the RX 300.
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The company's stock dropped 5.3 percent on the back of the report.
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Major exporters in Japan declined on the back of the firmer yen.
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Meanwhile, German conglomerate Bayer fell on the back of an earnings announcement.
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Japan's Nikkei climbed 252.54 percent on the back of a weaker yen.
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NetApp — NetApp shares dropped 9.3% on the back of disappointing quarterly numbers.
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Perusi showed me the panga wounds on the back of her head.
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Rihanna eventually rode in on the back of one of the motorcycles.
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Pratchett's series is broadly set on a magical flat world (the titular Discworld), which is in turn balanced on the back of four giant elephants, who stand on the back of an even larger giant turtle (Great A'Tuin).
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For me — unless you counted a couple of occasions I'd hopped on the back of a friend's bike for a 15-minute tool around the block — it was the first time I rode on the back of a motorcycle.
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Mix something glossy with black eye shadow on the back of your hand.
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Salvini's popularity has soared on the back of his uncompromising, anti-migrant position.
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But deliveries at both rose on the back of an earlier order boom.
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Total gains were posted on the back of soft comparables in early 2015.
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The energy sector gained 1.05963 percent on the back of steady oil prices.
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Shares of Hyundai Motor tumbled 4.38 percent on the back of the news.
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The stock rose more than 6 percent on the back of the announcement.
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He even showed the officer the JPL barcode on the back of phone.
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Wall Street ended Wednesday's session lower on the back of mixed corporate results.
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Benham and her mother rode in on the back of a palomino horse.
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On Wall Street, stocks dropped on the back of U.S.-China trade jitters.
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The housing market has been strengthening on the back of healthy job gains.
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Uber, meanwhile jumped 9.54% on the back of stronger-than-forecast quarterly results.
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Mining stocks outperformed on the back of a sharp rise in metal prices.
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Shares of Canadian Solar soared on the back of a bright earnings report.
|
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Major U.S. stock averages pared earlier gains on the back of Yellen's comments.
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Stocks on Wall Street also edged higher on the back of the news.
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Need a fix for those pesky bumps on the back of your arms?
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Google isn't changing much about the design on the back of the phone.
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It's like, yo, to have this embroidered on the back of your shirt!
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I'm just going to call the number on the back of my card.
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The security switch, camera and fingerprint sensor on the back of the Solarin.
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PERINO: Like, you could draw her better on the back of your folder.
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And the satanic symbol on the back of my head quite a lot.
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As for Turner's black and red bunny on the back of her arm?
|
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The offshore Chinese yuan saw strong gains on the back of the report.
|
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Tesla shares dipped 0.5 percent on the back of weaker-than-expected earnings.
|
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Europe's telecoms stocks led the gains on the back of robust earnings results.
|
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The next day it's an ugly hole on the back of the phone.
|
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Penn State ... with a "JM 4" decal on the back of their helmets.
|
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Energy stocks climbed 1.3 percent on the back of strength in oil prices.
|
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In it, I'm riding on the back of her bike down a hill.
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And they have sold a lot of funds on the back of it.
|
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Here we are on the back of a one-month rally in stocks.
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That's what makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up.
|
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It just won't be borne on the back of humans, but on machines.
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Basic materials and energy stocks slid on the back of a strong dollar.
|
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"This administration has continually put a target on the back of California," Sen.
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And, in my case, changing the language on the back of our cards.
|
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That surge was on the back of Chinese borrowers rushing to the market.
|
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HK/SIN on the back of gains in the energy and materials sectors.
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Hamilton arrives this time on the back of four triumphs in five races.
|
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Oil prices, meanwhile, held onto most gains on the back of geopolitical tensions.
|
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"We are simply riding on the back of this incredible technology," he said.
|
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On the back of the charger, insert the paperclip into the small hole.
|
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Porte smashed face-first into transmission equipment on the back of the motorbike.
|
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Jenner's is located on the back of her right arm, above her elbow.
|
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Markets overseas also rose on the back of optimism surrounding U.S. tax changes.
|
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Meantime, mining stocks rose on the back of an uptick in metal prices.
|
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The euro held onto gains on the back of Thursday's upbeat economic indicators.
|
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I can put your name in lights on the back of a jacket.
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The positive momentum comes on the back of better-than-expected corporate earnings.
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Some models may have three camera sensors on the back of the device.
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Saenchai has always favored dumping his opponent on the back of their head.
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The flag on the back of Woods' ship is Cayman Islands national flag.
|
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Meantime, concerns surrounding tax reform remained on the back of investors' minds Friday.
|
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The upside comes on the back of bullish analyst coverage out Tuesday morning.
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If he throws his jeans on the back of a chair, who cares.
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One features a raccoon in a hoodie on the back of a billboard.
|
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Each time, the safety chains on the back of the train were unhitched.
|
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I jumped on the back of his bike and he showed me around.
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Every scene I would have my glasses on the back of my head.
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Call the number on the back of your Citi card for more information.
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"They build these networks on the back of existing groups," said Mr. Nimmo.
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I could feel my brother's hand on the back of my scrawny neck.
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Caroline: Then we did the same thing on the back of the thighs.
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Microsoft shares climbed more than 2% on the back of strong quarterly results.
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OK. So, let&aposs test this out on the back of my hand.
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Let&aposs try it out on the back of my hand right now.
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With Rachel's help, I lined it up on the back of my arm.
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After initial success on the back of India's "demonetization," it is now struggling.
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"I've done it on the back of a donkey in Borneo," she said.
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The heart rate sensor on the back of the Apple Watch Series 3.
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Esmeraldo Alves Sena Júnior always has fire on the back of his mind.
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Another resident dumped a bucket of dirt on the back of one vehicle.
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You can find it on the back of your card above your name.
|
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On the back of Apple's statement, Europe's index of tech stocks fell 1.5%.
|
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They were higher earlier this week on the back of those geopolitical risks.
|
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But then Daenerys arrives on the back of her dragon to rescue them.
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On the back of the apron, she'd sewn a tiny vintage Barbie outfit.
|
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And on the back of that [information], she gave me, 'Oh yeah, congratulations!
|
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Emaciated and weak, she just wasn't safe on the back of a horse.
|
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Stocks rose on Friday on the back of stronger-than-expected employment data.
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Someone took them to the cemetery on the back of a motorcycle wagon.
|
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Shares of the automaker rose 0.84 percent on the back of the news.
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And, you know, we don't do it on the back of an envelope.
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"They can't do this on the back of Dreamers," activist Erika Andiola tweeted.
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One day I saw a man defecating on the back of the bus.
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And Joyce Maynard celebrated love and life on the back of a motorcycle.
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I called the 24-hour number on the back of my insurance card.
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There should be no "silver" membrane on the back of them, either. 5.
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Google places a small but noticeable "G" on the back of the Pixel.
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Call the number on the back of the cardThe number on the back of my Sapphire Preferred card sent me to an automated list of options, but I opted to stay on the line and connect with a real person.
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These are the same two cameras on the back of Samsung's other new phones.
|
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Sterling edged a little higher against the dollar on the back of the figures.
|
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Zinc, meanwhile, bucked the trend with gains on the back of tightened inventory levels.
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The main stock index rose 1.5% on the back of solid domestic investors buys.
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McCormick — McCormick's stock declined 12.8 percent on the back of weaker-than-expected earnings.
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Check your toothpaste's concentration by reading the ingredients on the back of the tube.
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He proceeded to plant a big, slow kiss on the back of my head.
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You've seen medical science grow a human ear on the back of a mouse.
|
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Mourners wrote messages on the back of their vehicles Monday for Antwon Rose's funeral.
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Like the placement of the paddles or triggers on the back of the controllers.
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Energy shares were firm on the back of a sustained rebound in oil prices.
|
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Sterling saw a modest rise against the dollar on the back of the news.
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Asia markets also closed higher on Monday on the back of Brexit fears ebbing.
|
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ITALY'S populist government came to power in June on the back of extravagant promises.
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A switch on the back of the Google Home Hub disables the device's microphone.
|
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The company's stock price hit a record high on the back of the results.
|
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Covetly is looking to build an eBay competitor on the back of niche collectors.
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JetBlue — The airline's stock jumped 24.640% on the back of better-than-expected earnings.
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There was also a baseball bat-sized dent on the back of the car.
|
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He took a pen and scribbled something on the back of a punch card.
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Medtronic — Medtronic shares climbed more than 210% on the back of strong quarterly results.
|
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On the back of the headset was a fan for cooling and a processor.
|
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The index had tumbled 7.92 percent Friday on the back of fresh yen strength.
|
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And we said on the back of the book, for girls eight and up.
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It usually starts on the back of my hands and creeps up my arms.
|
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Will Jon Snow be jetting off to Eastwatch on the back of a dragon?
|
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S. yields surged higher on the back of expected increased fiscal spending by Trump.
|
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I had a hand on the back of his head and on his bum.
|
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On the back of their jacket is a patch that says "End trans detention".
|
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Remember when Huawei and LG put three cameras on the back of their phones?
|
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Shares in Italian banks fell on Thursday, on the back of the ongoing uncertainty.
|
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The pharma company dropped 1.7 percent on the back of a disappointing profit outlook.
|
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The big change: a door on the back of each for a replaceable battery.
|
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"Japan's local market has been tightening on the back of solid demand," he said.
|
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Nowadays, it is very difficult to predict currency movements on the back of fundamentals.
|
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It's 2018, and there's one thing on the back of everyone's minds — nuclear warfare.
|
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All you need is the number on the back of your LA library card.
|
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Detectives noted marks and bruises on the back of one victim, the affiliate said.
|
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DowDuPont, another Dow member, fell 9.2 percent on the back of mixed quarterly results.
|
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Europe's auto stocks were the worst performers Thursday on the back of earnings news.
|
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Egypt's bourse climbed on the back of Global Telecom , a favourite of foreign investors.
|
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The production code on the back of the packaging is B170119, the company says.
|
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She grabs the trainers' hands and places them on the back of her neck.
|
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When we drove it down, it was on the back of a flatbed semi.
|
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Ulta Beauty surged 8.3 percent on the back of better-than-expected quarterly earnings.
|
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You've seen the crow that caught a ride on the back of an eagle.
|
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Oil majors have seen profits plunge on the back of lower oil prices too.
|
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SKF's shares were up 3.5% to 166.20 crowns on the back of the results.
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For now, he expects continued strength on the back of improving local equity markets.
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Embroidered on the back of Willie's denim jacket was a harp with angel wings.
|
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The products to be recalled have "P-7221" on the back of the packaging.
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The small mound on the back of Waymo's self-driving cars is for sale.
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He successfully fought his way into politics on the back of the birther movement.
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Together, we translated the La Santisima Prayer, printed on the back of the menu.
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On the back of my record, I had dedications to my mother and sister.
|
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The energy sector fell 0.77 percent on the back of lower crude oil prices.
|
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Asian shares traded in mixed territory Thursday on the back of the earlier reports.
|
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Fortescue Metals however, gained 23 percent on the back of rising iron ore prices.
|
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The Dow hit its lows of the day on the back of the report.
|
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The familiar moon graphic on the back of this pullover will surely turn heads.
|
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U.S. equities, in general, edged higher by Europe's close, on the back of strong .
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It was behind you, and then it was on the back of your neck.
|
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Cabot Microelectronics — Cabot Microelectronics shares plummeted 15% on the back of disappointing revenue guidance.
|
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Domestically the retail sector was in focus on the back of their earnings releases.
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She had her married name embroidered on the back of her fluorescent pink Converses.
|
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Rockwell Automation, meanwhile, jumped 10.50% on the back of stronger-than-forecast quarterly numbers.
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And amazingly, there's still a Masonic pyramid on the back of the $22020 bill.
|
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This is coming on the back of aggressive investments in 3G and 4G networks.
|
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He said he turned and it hit him on the back of the head.
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As seen above, there's a little kickstand on the back of the portable Switch.
|
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There's now a bullseye on the back of employers like Amazon, Walmart and McDonalds.
|
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He was yelling and punching and he was on the back of this thing.
|
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The weight of both men came crashing down on the back of Emelianenko's head.
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The rising U.S. output comes largely on the back of onshore shale oil production.
|
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Failing to properly secure a load on the back of a truck is illegal.
|
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On the back of the shirt, in neat capital letters, was one word: Republicans.
|
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Shares in RBS are trading 2 percent higher on the back of this news.
|
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Bush, by contrast, came to power on the back of his "compassionate conservatism" push.
|
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On the back of the iPhone 11 Pro can be found three cameras. Why?
|
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Thus Kafka's harrow continued to carve away on the back of a prostrate nation.
|
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On the back of her arm, Aly wants 17 stars outlining the constellation Hercules.
|
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The dollar nursed its wounds on the back of those comments after Friday's slide.
|
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Miners also enjoyed some gains on the back of robust metal and oil prices.
|
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Earlier, the Aussie was in positive terrain on the back of solid jobs data.
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There is a front porch and a deck on the back of the house.
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He's made the hair on the back of my neck stand up many times.
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That came on the back of the release of weak manufacturing data from Europe.
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The Sunday test came on the back of heightened geopolitical tensions in the region.
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Shares of the automaker were trading 5% higher on the back of the news.
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Microsoft — Shares climbed 2.8% on the back of quarterly results that beat analyst expectations.
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IBM shares climbed 3% on the back of quarterly numbers that beat analyst expectations.
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Shares of General Motors fell nearly 2.4 percent on the back of the report.
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The energy sector fell 0.78 percent on the back of lower crude oil prices.
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Then Loughrey discovered a thumbprint in wet paint on the back of the painting.
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However, some companies advanced on the back of encouraging results and positive company news.
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XL's stock surged 30 percent in the premarket on the back of the news.
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In corporate news, Micron shares climbed 2.8% on the back of strong quarterly results.
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Autos fell, reversing gains they made last week on the back of Brexit optimism.
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Stocks initially rose on the back of data that showed U.S. inflation remained tame.
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"You literally are doing calculations on the back of an envelope," Mr. Velez said.
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Tesla shares rose 1.5% in extended hours trade on the back of the news.
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Yields also rose on the back of a new budget compromise among congressional leaders.
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Thus, our rivals build their own empires on the back of our declining one.
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The cardholder's first and last names are printed on the back of the card.
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Nvidia popped 7% on the back of stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue.
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Students will design their bots on the back of a domino, using multicolored Sharpies.
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Both include a triple camera system arranged horizontally on the back of the phone.
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I can still remember the hair standing up on the back of my neck.
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The slight declines seen in Asia also came on the back of U.S. stocks finishing little changed on the back of Trump's announcement, with the Dow Jones industrial average closing up 0.01 percent and the S&P 500 ending lower by 0.03 percent.
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I got up early to follow his animated adventures on the back of the box.
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Japanese equities soared on the back of the dollar's weakness and strong domestic economic data.
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Stocks in the sector were mixed on the back of the fall in oil prices.
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Shares of Qualcomm tumbled Monday after a downgrade on the back of potential legal troubles.
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Leaders of the women's suffrage movement will appear on the back of the $21 bill.
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Leaders of the women's suffrage movement will appear on the back of the $10 bill.
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And yet, on the back of the Pixel 23, one cam is all you get.
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A group of LEDs on the back of a television that make viewing more immersive.
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During that time, the complaint was "on the back of my mind constantly," he added.
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Financials were the largest percentage gainer, rising 6.753% on the back of JPMorgan Chase earnings.
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The declines came on the back of two straight days of gains for both indexes.
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On the back of the pictured device, it looks pure white all the way down.
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Investors remained cautious on Nintendo stocks on the back of the "Super Mario Run" release.
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Stocks in Asia traded lower Tuesday afternoon on the back of the IMF's latest outlook.
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"Just react on the back of some of these developments," Hamers suggested to the ECB.
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She got the phrase "mille tendresse" inked on the back of her neck in 2014.
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On the back of the gig economy, making ends meet has taken on many forms.
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On the back of these activities, it became enormously powerful as well as very wealthy.
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ConocoPhillips — ConocoPhillips shares rose 1.5% on the back of better-than-expected earnings and revenue.
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They're on par with what you'd find on the back of a Laffy Taffy wrapper.
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"We expect fundamentals to improve on the back of stronger global growth," the analysts wrote.
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I then lightly steamed them by following the directions on the back of the package.
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You saw treasury bond rate -- yields falling a little bit on the back of this.
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Get a little hi-vis vest to have on the back of your chair. Flex.
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Fastenal — The industrial supplies company rose 5.1% on the back of better-than-expected earnings.
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Australian resources stocks were mostly lower on the back of a retreat in commodity prices.
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I used to love the fingerprint sensor on the back of my Google Pixel 3.
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Investors were dumping Campbell Soup shares Friday morning on the back of disappointing quarterly sales.
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Mylan — The pharmaceutical company's stock plummeted nearly 18% on the back of mixed quarterly results.
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Few will want investors to make profits on the back of such a taxpayer guarantee.
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The ball came down on the back of Muncy's head and rolled into foul territory.
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The firm's rise has mostly come on the back of the promise of future growth.
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He predicted it would come on the back of price increases rather than volume growth.
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Financials were the largest percentage gainer, rising 22% on the back of JPMorgan Chase earnings.
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The "Lunar Ring" on the back of the device is functional as well as decorative.
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The increases are expected on the back of improvements in commodities, in particular energy prices.
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The suspect then strikes Moody on the back of the head and knocks him unconscious.
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This revision comes on the back of concerns about the health of the global economy.
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And when swiveled into that position, the keyboard is on the back of the device.
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The budget aims economic growth at 7.2 percent on the back of higher garment exports.
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HK/SIN, following its overnight rally on the back of economic policy uncertainty in Italy.
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When someone cracks you on the back of the head you react and defend yourself.
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It was really like, the hairs on the back of our neck all stood up.
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Unlike Stern, Chen wasn't taken with the fingerprint reader on the back of the phone.
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Meanwhile, European basic resources stocks outperformed on the back of a rise in metal prices.
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Accessories are great, but there's only so much room on the back of your phone.
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On the back of that, fears of an impending recession are letting up, he added.
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Tourists have been put off the French market on the back of the terrorist attacks.
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Google launched new Africa initiatives, on the back of CEO Sundar Pichai's recent Nigeria trip.
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The operation left her with a 183-inch scar on the back of her head.
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BlackLine — The software company's stock surged 31.7% on the back of strong second-quarter results.
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"Inmates Working," the sign on the back of the truck parked on the shoulder says.
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Shares of the company tumbled more than 9 percent on the back of the news.
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On the back of each card are more notes, the exact recipe for each one.
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Tap the icon, place another device on the back of the S10, and that's it.
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The company reported strong second-quarter earnings on the back of growth in online shopping.
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And beyond even the law, profiting on the back of potential negligence is pretty disgusting.
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Dow-member Disney, meanwhile, rose 1.7 percent on the back of better-than-expected results.
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Miners, however, snapped a three-day losing streak on the back of higher copper prices.
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Coal miners pulled back after strong rallies recently on the back of higher coal prices.
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But what you won't find on the back of this TV is a cable jack.
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Saudi Arabia's main index lifted 0.4%, its seventh straight rise on the back of banks.
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Lim's comments came on the back of budding signs of strength from the property sector.
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Tor: We're doing a huge tour this autumn on the back of our album-release.
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Just snap this mod on the back of your phone and it will connect automatically.
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Earnings were helped by growth in mortgages on the back of record low interest rates.
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Japan's Nikkei fared better on the back of a softer yen and rallied 0.23.54 percent.
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Energy stocks also rose on the back of rise in oil prices after the explosion.
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U.S. stocks traded lower at Europe's close on the back of the low oil price.
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He'd just stand on the back of his truck and watch SwagBot do its work.
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Energy slipped 0.3 percent on the back of a 0.6 percent slide in oil prices.
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Earlier, it rose more than 1 percent on the back of strong earnings from Amazon.
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Pinch the skin on the back of your hand with your index and thumb fingers.
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The Yankees later announced that Severino experienced soreness on the back of his right elbow.
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You had farmers out there with water pumps on the back of their quad bikes.
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Stocks on Wall Street hit record highs on the back of Trump's promised tax announcement.
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Deaf-blind author and activist Helen Keller is on the back of the Alabama quarter.
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A woman and her son pose for a photo on the back of a camel.
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"It put a target on the back of the entire community of people," said Stotsko.
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Meanwhile, oil and gas stocks rose on the back of an uptick in crude prices.
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The fact that we got it done was on the back of the company's performance.
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Cargo yields rose 13.9 percent on the back of a resurgence in cargo traffic globally.
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The greenback held onto most gains made on the back of Friday's robust jobs report.
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Qatar climbed 0.4 percent on the back of Barwa Real Estate, which added 1.3 percent.
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Gold miners Randgold Resources and Fresnillo climbed on the back of a gold price rise.
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Elsewhere, miners saw some gains on the back of improved commodity prices over the weekend.
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He's going a little high in fantasy drafts on the back of two huge games.
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Okey rode on the back of the motorcycle, talking to the kidnapper on his phone.
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In Egypt, the index climbed 1.0 percent on the back of strength in emerging markets.
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It had earlier reported a rise in annual profit on the back of robust output.
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A young man beside her gingerly touched deep gashes on the back of his neck.
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U.S. stocks closed higher on Friday on the back of stronger-than-expected employment data.
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The new year could see rallying further on the back of corporate tax cuts stateside.
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Its stock has doubled in value this year on the back of stronger gold prices.
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Yes, Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Anderson will be on the back of the $5 bill.
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And this cross on the back of his head stares at you throughout the film.
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And wait, is that Beast Mode rapping on the back of a camel... in Egypt?
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Ronaldinho somehow scammed his way into getting a nickname on the back of his jersey.
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I climb on the back of my friend's snowmobile and let him do the driving.
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The yuan currency traded around five-week highs on the back of the weaker dollar.
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The move lower in Asia came on the back of the mixed close seen stateside.
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On Wall Street, stocks closed higher on the back of big name tech stocks strengthening.
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On the back of the entrance door, customers have made an ad hoc bulletin board.
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Ms. Ávalos followed behind, on the back of a family friend, she told government officials.
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Had she knocked on the back of the car to stop them from driving off?
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Kohl's — Kohl's rose 4% on the back of quarterly results that easily beat analysts' expectations.
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Nike shares also climbed more than 9% on the back of better-than-expected sales.
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The crown had previously also fallen on the back of lower than expected August inflation.
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Dawg" on the back of his jersey and another whose shirt read "Don't You Know.
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His mock title "even made it on the back of the scenery," Laurents later recalled.
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The company is finally embracing a multi-camera setup on the back of the device.
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IBM shares popped more than 4% in the premarket on the back of strong earnings.
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Modi's resounding victory in 2014 came on the back of grand plans for the economy.
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Police say Johnson also has a long scar on the back of her right shoulder.
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Hawks on both sides could derail a deal on the back of national security concerns.
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Oil stocks in Europe finished higher, on the back of a rise in oil prices.
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Revenue rose 16 percent to 76.4 million euros on the back of higher game sales.
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Spirit's new seat also moved the literature pocket higher on the back of the seat.
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Take a minute to read the instructions on the back of the floor cleaner bottle.
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Every time I remember it the hair stands up on the back of my neck.
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On Wall Street, markets rose on the back of the latest U.S.-China trade developments.
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Think of things like trailers that go on the back of railroad cars and trucks.
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Those declines came on the back of rising production and the firmer dollar last week.
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On the back of a recovering economy, consumer credit has been increasing rapidly in Spain.
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On the back of the jacket, pearl beads formed the image of a coiled snake.
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On Wall Street, stocks opened higher on the back of stronger-than-expected quarterly results.
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Sterling depreciated on the back of the vote to leave the EU in June 2016.
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This is on the back of France's decision to apply a tax on digital companies.
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Amazon, meanwhile, surged to an all-time high on the back of its earnings report.
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The crown had previously also fallen on the back of a decline in November inflation.
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The L.D.P. handily won the 2012 general election partly on the back of those failures.
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Basic resources outperformed fellow sectors, jumping 1.59 percent, on the back of South African politics.
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The crown had previously also fallen on the back of a decline in November inflation.
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Gains on Thursday also came on the back of expectation-topping private manufacturing activity data.
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It was just my leg, and a little cut on the back of my neck.
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The intricately-placed sparkles bunched on the back of the gown to mirror the front.
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There's a button on the back of the case … WM: When you flip the top.
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Their latest creation features more enchanting worlds, this time on the back of a turtle.
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Retail stocks were among the best performers on Tuesday on the back of positive earnings news.
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Sterling was once again under pressure Monday morning on the back of negative headlines about Brexit.
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These little feet on the back of the headband will tangle and pull at longer hair.
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B. hops on the back of mine, and we have a blast careening around the waterfront.
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SPNY down 1.55 percent on the back of a 2 percent drop in Brent crude LCOc1.
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However, Google says it's using an entirely new matte glass on the back of the phones.
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See that huge vertically-aligned camera bump with dual cameras on the back of the phone?
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However, high volatility on the back of uncertain market direction could prove beneficial for active management.
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The rearview mirror can pipe in a display from cameras on the back of the car.
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Each of the recalled products have establishment number "P-7221" on the back of the package.
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That leaves Apple with one very obvious choice: put TouchID on the back of the phone.
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Shares are up 10 percent in premarket trade on the back of the firm's earnings beat.
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Oil prices were lower in the afternoon of Asian trade on the back of those developments.
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Oil prices rose on the back of an unexpected draw in U.S. gasoline inventories, Reuters reported.
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Oil-related stocks in Asia were mixed on the back of Thursday's slip in crude prices.
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Autos and Basic Resources were the worst-performing sectors, on the back of ongoing trade concerns.
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Dede Phillips just wanted to photograph a new bumper sticker on the back of her truck.
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Several analysts this week raised their expectations for 2018 prices on the back of the rally.
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Insurance companies continued to rise on the back of positive second quarter results across the industry.
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You can see all of the remote-fired cameras sitting on the back of the stage.
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"Private fortunes have been built on the back of EDF's nuclear fleet," Levy told Le Figaro.
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Saudi Arabia's stock index rose marginally in the first hour on the back of financial stocks.
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While modeling dresses, black-and-blue bruises can be seen on the back of Joyce's arms.
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One thing that isn't really new, however, is the camera on the back of the phone.
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MSCI's index of Latin American stocks fell 0.4%, on the back of losses across the region.
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Microsoft — The tech giant's stock climbed 3.3% on the back of stronger-than-forecast quarterly numbers.
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The "Konami Code" is hidden in plain sight on the back of Google's new Stadia controller.
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In Hong Kong, shares of British banks plunged on the back of the U.K. referendum results.
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But I think on the back of our minds was always that payments was still critical.
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The gains stateside came on the back of better-than-expected earnings and U.S. economic data.
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Other commodities, also denominated in the dollar, suffered overnight on the back of a stronger greenback.
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Trump has accused the company of profiting on the back of cheap U.S. Postal Service rates.
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The Australian dollar briefly strengthened on the back of mixed inflation data for the second quarter.
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Tata Motors fell 3.7 percent But software exporters rose on the back of a weaker rupee.
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That's when Fugate says the hair on the back of his neck started to go up.
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Mid-cap retailer Card Factory slumped 20 percent, also on the back of its Christmas update.
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"The chemicals can cause burns on the back of mouth and down the esophagus," Anderson says.
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First off, it's bugging me that the logo on the back of the phone looks wrong.
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The second wave — Snap, WhatsApp, Instagram, Uber — rode on the back of mobile's rise to dominance.
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Conservatives predicted Walker's re-election would be a slam dunk on the back of the deal.
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Like the Nexus 5X and 6P, the fingerprint sensor is on the back of the device.
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In one photo, Efron, wearing sweatpants and red sneakers, sat on the back of the car.
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That came on the back of a near-$20,000 record high for bitcoin in late 2017.
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Why do I have to spend four more hours on the back of this crappy airplane?
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Lattice Semiconductor — Shares of the chipmaker rose on the back of stronger-than-expected quarterly results.
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Stocks have tumbled on the back of concerns surrounding global economic growth and rising interest rates.
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He hires his foreign policy council, then he got on the back of a Cheerios box.
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His partner wrote a letter on the back of the frame, which revealed the big news.
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The new three-camera setup on the back of the V40 offers a lot of versatility.
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"Imports also weakened on the back of a renewed domestic slowdown," he added in a note.
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Nebraska also rises six places, to No. 2180 overall, on the back of an improving economy.
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That's there because schools usually put stickers on the back of the iPad to identify them.
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Nebraska also rises six places to No. 214 overall on the back of an improving economy.
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First Horizon National — First Horizon's stock rose 6.7% on the back of better-than-expected earnings.
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On the back of the device, there's another LED-screen that faces the driver and passenger.
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When I first met Clarke in Belfast, she was shooting on the back of a dragon.
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Italian banks have been under pressure since late April on the back of higher borrowing costs.
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Scars were found on his back and two recent cuts on the back of his head.
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One of them has the same 73mm lens that's on the back of the iPhone 7.
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In fact, a whole new industry can be built on the back of recycled plastic resourcess.
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That's bad news for stocks, which have climbed on the back of those low interest rates.
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Futures were lower on the back of increased oil drilling activity in the U.S., Reuters reported.
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Twitter shares gained more than 8% on the back of second-quarter results that topped estimates.
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In the meantime, could oil prices rise to $60 on the back of some geopolitical event?
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Energy was up 252 percent on the back of a 2100 percent jump in oil prices.
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You could eat a Thanksgiving dinner with your whole family on the back of this guy.
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Three hours later, Chicken Boy was safe and sound on the back of a flatbed truck.
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UCAR's losses narrowed in 2H16 on the back of strong revenue growth and economies of scale.
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Its index rose 20.2 percent on the back of banks, with Bank Muscat climbing 2073 percent.
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"It's something that's been on the back of my mind for a while," she told CNN.
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This is not a calculation you could do on the back of an envelope, Brimelow said.
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I still have the poster with the words on the back of it from that day.
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"The onus of the immigration debate is balanced on the back of working cops," he said.
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High production comes as the demand outlook weakens on the back of a global economic slowdown.
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Steelmaking raw material prices went up on the back of rising steel prices and tightened production.
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S. stocks are positioned to pull back this morning on the back of weakness in Europe.
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The controls are located on the back of the band and are easy enough to use.
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The New Zealand dollar fell over 1 percent on the back of the central bank's move.
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Vail Resorts — The resort operator's stock rose 7 percent on the back of strong quarterly results.
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Halpenny, however, is not worried about the euro plunging on the back of the ECB's moves.
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Mining stocks in Australia mostly finished up on Thursday on the back of higher commodity prices.
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This as the managed to break above 2,000 on the back of a strong employment report.
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Shares of the Luxembourg-based manufacturer rose more than2.7 percent on the back of the news.
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The company on Tuesday beat Wall Street profit estimates on the back of higher crude prices.
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Much of the gain at the latest auction was on the back of buyers in China.
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The gold index closed the day 28.7 percent higher on the back of rising gold prices.
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He won 109, on the back of his biggest wins in terms of vote-share yet.
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Authorities also announced Wednesday that Papini had been branded on the back of her right shoulder.
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Others suggested that Russia send its contestants to Ukraine next year on the back of tanks.
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Makeup got to work on Wright, who had a raspberry on the back of his head.
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Over in Europe, they're experimenting with massive e-paper displays mounted on the back of trucks.
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I just got a new tattoo on the back of my arm that says 'try harder.
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Ralph Lauren, meanwhile, surged 14.66% on the back of quarterly results that easily beat analyst expectations.
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Women will be represented on the back instead, and on the back of the $26 bill.
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On the back of menu price hikes, Chipotle posted better-than-expected earnings, sending shares soaring.
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Unless you were really lusting for a slightly darker gray on the back of your phone.
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In May, OPEC supplies jumped on the back of recovering output from Libya and also Nigeria.
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A hospital worker asked him to write down his name on the back of a calendar.
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The euro rose on the back of the dollar's move, up 0.29 percent, last at $1.130.
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And on the back of its incredibly profitable advertising business, Google is worth some $815 billion.
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"United We Stand" was written on the back of Mr. Pereira's sign, The Associated Press reported.
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Oil had come under pressure in the last session on the back of the firmer dollar.
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"It's an hour of juggling well while standing on the back of a horse," he said.
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Germany now generates 65 percent of its trade surpluses on the back of other EU members.
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She looks even more glamorous on the back of the box, giving off old Hollywood vibes.
|
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Goldman's positioning is built on the back of its economists' expectations for US growth to rebound.
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Still, U.S. stocks finished the day off their intraday highs on the back of Trump's tweet.
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That improvement came on the back of a "successful financial deleveraging" in China, noted Nomura analysts.
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One woman who stood had "#Not my commencement speaker" written on the back of her cap.
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You've got to turn yourself into a hungry dog on the back of the meat truck.
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Oil prices posted minor gains on Thursday, on the back of strong data out of China.
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Sterling rose to a 10-day high versus the dollar on the back of the news.
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The 8MP camera on the back of the Surface Pro is unchanged from the previous model.
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The patents come on the back of another granted last year by the European Patent Office.
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Futures rose on Tuesday on the back of a strong performance seen during the previous session.
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They also showed residents gathering around the animal, some perched on the back of light trucks.
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Their house is remarkably unscathed, save for some scorching on the back of the work shed.
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The Dow is expected to drop more than 200 points on the back of the news.
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Energy-related shares declined as crude oil prices fell on the back of global recession concerns.
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The men were packed on the back of utility trucks, while buses carried women and children.
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Marie was fascinated by the thick black hair on the back of Amir's hands and fingers.
|
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The man offered to drive me to the station on the back of his Royal Enfield.
|
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Some people dismount and walk, others choose to cross it on the back of their bike.
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But Samsung managed to tighten the gap on the back of a successful Galaxy S10 launch.
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On the back of the shirt was a larger photo of Barrs dunking in his backyard.
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Some prefer the water, diving through waves, and hopping on the back of a jet ski.
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In photoshoots, they've appeared riding on the back of humans dressed up in polar bear outfits.
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This idea came from a tattoo that we saw on the back of a guy's hand.
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Fellow renewable energy firm Siemens Gamesa rose on the back of this, closing up 3.5 percent.
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Global markets have rallied this year, largely on the back of optimism regarding U.S. tax cuts.
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Saudi Arabia's stock index fell 0.4 percent on the back of weak banks and cement shares.
|
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Kohl's — Shares of the retailer tanked more than 21.28% on the back of disappointing quarterly results.
|
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Last week, Google's parent company, Alphabet, reported strong financials on the back of search advertising sales.
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Its phone number appears on the back of their insurance cards and on the benefits website.
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One showed a man weighing marijuana on the back of a police car parked in Brooklyn.
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A man surfs on the back of the train, then gains access to an operating cabin.
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Frankly, we had already ordered our food before noticing them on the back of the menu.
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Her recipes are simple, basic, and sometimes found on the back of a bag of beans.
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A bruise in the shape of a sneaker print is on the back of the brain.
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I get super-antsy when I have an itchy tag on the back of my shirt.
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Until May, Mexico didn't have accent marks with players' names on the back of its jerseys.
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But he got credit for it, and his approval ratings moved on the back of that.
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Energy shares were also strong, rising nearly 1 percent on the back of higher oil prices.
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His mother sat quietly on the back of the boat, trailing her feet in the water.
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Palladium, meanwhile, hit another record peak on the back of prolonged supply constraints in the market.
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Markets in Asia and Europe fell into the red on the back of the geopolitical news.
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Abiomed — The pharmaceutical company's stock tanked more than 20.1% on the back of disappointing revenue guidance.
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On the bourse, stocks rose alongside global shares on the back of the trade deal optimism.
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Chinese shares have taken a knock this week on the back of uncertainty over trade policy.
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On the bourse, stocks rose alongside global shares on the back of the trade deal optimism.
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Several analysts this week raised their expectation for 2018 prices on the back of the rally.
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It's best to use this method for smoothing out scratches on the back of your phone.
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It becomes a part of their quirkiness, a fact on the back of their baseball card.
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On the back of the device, you&aposll find an HDMI port and an Ethernet port.
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You saw the impact and I think they hit a high on the back of that.
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The producer price index fell 0.8%, slightly less than expected, on the back of weaker demand.
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On Friday, U.S. stocks finished sharply higher, on the back of better-than-expected earnings results.
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Stateside, stocks were given a lift on Friday on the back of expectation-topping corporate results.
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The dollar gave up some of its overnight gains made on the back of trade tensions.
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Microsoft, meanwhile, wanted to develop a software product on the back of Marcel, that person said.
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Cenovus has projected an increase in production this year on the back of the new rules.
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The S&P 500 energy sector jumped 6.7% on the back of oil's best day ever.
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She started riding years ago, on the back of a friend's bike, but that wasn't enough.
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I strap my tools on the back of my fuel-efficient motorcycle, and off I go.
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The boy's DNA was found around the girl's mouth and on the back of her leg.
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Unlike physical fingerprint readers such as Touch ID on the iPhone 23 (and older), the Pixel Imprint sensor on the back of Google Pixel phones, or the reader on the back of the Galaxy S9 and Note 9, in-display fingerprint readers are slower and less responsive.
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"The majority of the success I have had has come on the back of pain," Dawkins said. .
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A deserved and eerie smack on the back of the head from the ghost of my dad.
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INGRAHAM: It reminds me of that thing my grandmother always had on the back of the couch.
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The latest inflation figures came on the back of poorer-than-expected Chinese manufacturing data for December.
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China's yuan strengthened against the dollar on Thursday, on the back of strong export growth in July.
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Gold weakened on the back of a firmer dollar and was last down 0.4 percent at $1,208.77.
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There's a faint glimmer on the back of her neck but it barely counts as a sweat.
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Follow the directions on the back of the box for 2 (15.25-oz.) boxes white cake mix.
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Some metals extended losses after the dollar index firmed on the back of strong U.S. economic data.
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Just like on the back of the phone, this wireless charger has customizable Razer Chroma RGB lighting.
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Sterling jumped to day's high, up about 0.12 percent to $1.2758 on the back of the news.
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Slapping a tracker on the back of every car obviously takes the issue to whole new level.
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A fourth-generation restaurateur, Canter built the technology on the back of his family deli's own needs.
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Electronics firm Pioneer plummeted 27.27 percent on the back of its acquisition by Baring Private Equity Asia.
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Japan's finished down 0.35 percent or 65.9 points at 18,910.78 on the back of continued yen strength.
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Materials stocks offset some of the losses on the index, rising on the back of metals prices.
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Turnover increased on the back of rising oil prices to $181 billion from $152 billion in 2016.
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Kakao shares jumped 4.48 percent to 88,500 Korean won Tuesday morning on the back of the announcement.
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Shares in Germany-listed Manchester United shares are up 1.4 percent on the back of the news.
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The Canadian dollar rallied on the back of the jobs report to 1.3400 against the U.S. dollar.
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One other thing we don't know: if Samsung will put camo on the back of this thing.
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"This is our baby, the Surface brand was created on the back of Surface Pro," explains Panay.
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The fingerprint scanner is now on the back of the phone, right next to the camera lens.
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The Five Star Movement has built much of its success on the back of such ambivalent positions.
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British construction firm Balfour Beatty's stock was down more than 2% on the back of the news.
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For years, Walmart had dominated the retail landscape on the back of its "Everyday Low Price" guarantee.
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"Is it indurated?" she asks her daughter, showing her a lump on the back of her neck.
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Gasoline refining margins in northwest Europe extended their gains on Thursday on the back of the outage.
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"I was going to get it on the back of my neck," she told Billboard in 2010.
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Hip-hop has been, historically, crafted on the back of samples from soul and R&B songs.
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This comes on the back of a searing 2015, when more than 2,500 died in the summer.
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Here's the best of what Wall Street told clients to do on the back of the news:
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And then on the back of the package, like someone finds it in the in the store.
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Then on the back of the EP I listed a party hotline I had started years back.
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From there, the world just took off with Lionel Richie hanging on the back of the rocket.
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Rail transportation giant CSX, meanwhile, saw its stock rise 4% on the back of its quarterly results.
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China's very biggest couriers have been rushing to go public on the back of the strong growth.
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Goldman Sachs downgraded Twitter on the back of the social media company's dismal earnings performance on Thursday.
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Some of the subsequent mess rests on the back of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act of 2011.
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Wholesales were lower on the back of an eight-week shutdown of a Chongqing plant for upgrades.
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This is based on expected average operating revenue growth of 5%, on the back of economic growth.
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On the back of growing EUV orders, the company expects 2016 sales to exceed last year's levels.
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Another tech company, Logitech, climbed nearly 5% on the back of better-than-expected first quarter earnings.
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According to Android Police's source, the V40 will feature three cameras on the back of the device.
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There's only one plug on the back of the device besides the power outlet and ethernet port.
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On the back of the 'bot phone is a 2-inch display with 320 x 240 resolution.
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The fall in production came on the back of unsupportive weather, the dairy producer said in statement.
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Standing on the back of a flatbed truck at 17th and Broadway, he spoke for seven minutes.
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Founder Colin Huang has built a business on the back of thrifty shoppers in China's outer reaches.
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On the back of the Home, there's a single button to mute and un-mute the microphone.
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Huawei uses an aluminum frame and a glass with colorful gradients on the back of the device.
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Now, the internet wants to memorialize Harambe by slapping his name on the back of NFL jerseys.
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I only wish the metal loop on the back of the case was silver so it matched.
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During the build process, you'll place a number of reflective stickers on the back of each key.
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"We assume that growth for these components halve on the back of the monetary shock," Bhandari wrote.
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It features a physical fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone but an onscreen home button.
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Some analysts expect Italy will have its credit ratings downgraded on the back of the extra spending.
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Gundlach's firm, DoubleLine Capital, is thriving on the back of a number of very prescient investment calls.
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Diamond Offshore — The drilling company's stock plummeted 20% on the back of weaker-than-expected quarterly results.
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Put your hand on the back of your head, where the skull curves down to the neck.
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Both are gunning for a trip to Worlds, ideally on the back of a summer split win.
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Electric vehicle sales have grown rapidly in China on the back of government subsidies and tax incentives.
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This is on the back of Brexit uncertainty as well as a slowdown in the global economy.
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The moves came on the back of Chinese trade data for January coming in stronger than expected.
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Oil prices were battered last year, sliding over 40 percent on the back of a supply glut.
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Hilton Worldwide — The hotel operator climbed 27 percent on the back of better-than-expected quarterly earnings.
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Bisbee left the train with a bloody lip and small cut on the back of his knee.
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John McCain and Joe Lieberman, sketched drawings on the back of envelopes that were then auctioned off.
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Shares of Commerzbank were up around 3 percent in morning trade on the back of the news.
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One night, Jamie surprises Beth by escorting her to the diner on the back of a horse.
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The Nasdaq jumped 53.873 percent on the back of a near 1.87 percent rise in Facebook Inc.
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So if they have read Kenley's story, this will now be on the back of their minds.
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This worry comes on the back of Russia allegedly having a hand in swaying the U.S. elections.
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Abu Dhabi's index rose 0.2 percent on the back of a 3.7 percent surge by Eshraq Properties.
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There's a fingerprint sensor on the back of each phone, which all come preinstalled with Google's Assistant.
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Auto stocks led the gains on the back of earnings and optimism over U.S.-China trade talks.
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Leverage is expected to remain above 337102x in 3371879 and 3371087 on the back of spectrum payments.
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With oil lower on the back of supply concerns from Iran, European and U.S. markets fell back.
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You also need to affix a tracker—one small enough to fit on the back of Mrs.
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He has dominated Turkish politics for more than 16 years on the back of stellar economic growth.
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Guess — The clothing company dropped more than 12 percent on the back of weaker-than-expected earnings.
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It's on the back of the iPhone that Apple has the potential to boost its services business.
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When Princess Margaret wore it in the 1960s, she wore it on the back of the head.
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"It doesn't burn very easily, and it's very heavy on the back of the spaceship," says Miller.
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Such concerns have intensified on the back of worse-than-expected economic data in Germany and France.
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There's the tab on the Pogo Keyboard and a hidden magnet on the back of the tablet.
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Outside of Europe, U.S. equities traded higher on the back of the sharp recovery in oil prices.
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In most flying vehicles, "you feel like you're riding on the back of a dragon," Maalouf said.
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He drank and wiped his lips on the back of his arm before passing the bottle back.
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Fellow French-listed car firms Peugeot Citroen and Valeo closed sharply lower on the back of this.
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In Japan, the snapped a three-session winning streak on the back of a relatively weaker yen.
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European stocks fell Tuesday on the back of a fresh tariff threat from the United States government.
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RPM International — The manufacturing company's stock rose 2% on the back of better-than-expected quarterly earnings.
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Instead, Energysquare uses a conductive surface as well as a sticker on the back of your phone.
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The euro rose modestly on the back of the dollar move, up 0.04 percent, last at $1.124.
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"I don't think you'll ever see that — or names on the back of the uniforms," Cucuzza said.
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Gold weakened on the back of a firmer dollar and was last down 0.3 percent at $1,209.75.
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And as happened in Florida, a retirement business is being built on the back of Hainan's tourism.
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The indexes opened sharply higher on the back of strong earnings from some of the big banks.
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General Electric was among the S&P 500's biggest advancers on the back of strong earnings.
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This motion, researchers argued, causes bone growth in the connecting tendons on the back of the neck.
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Fitch expects asset quality metrics to slightly improve in 244 on the back of further write-offs.
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He approaches her, and you can nearly feel their quick breaths on the back of your neck.
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Turkey recently revoked visa-free status to American passport holders on the back of a diplomatic row.
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The prosecutor who accompanies them on raids had gone ahead on the back of a dirt bike.
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The mixed performance in Asian equity markets came on the back of indexes sliding earlier this week.
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There are three lenses on the back of the Note10, along with some cool new camera features.
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Oil majors BP and Shell were also among top boosts on the back of higher crude prices.
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The gains also came on the back of a larger-than-expected decline in U.S. crude inventories.
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The bank predicts that trend will persist on the back of a rebound in the U.S. economy.
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But people are seeing fairly good value at current levels on the back of some macro concerns.
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In today's session, oil prices posted mild gains on the back of solid data out of China.
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Prices were lifted on the back of an unexpected decline in commercial crude inventories and U.S. production.
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Among other standout movers, shares in Saga dropped 24.8 percent on the back of a profit warning.
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On his way down, however, Paul punched his fellow YouTube creator on the back of the head.
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It is making the payout on the back of stable net profit in a difficult reinsurance market.
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Not simply writing, "I do care" on the back of a jacket, but something more rigorously conscientious.
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The exhibition also rides on the back of the current push to highlight strong female cultural figures.
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For example, the receptors on the back of our hand are different from those on our palms.
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At 27-73 in the final tiebreak, Pete lost his cookies on the back of the court.
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FTSE declined 0.4 percent to fresh 15-month lows reached on the back of a strengthening pound.
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There was no in-flight entertainment system on the back of the seat in front of me ...
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The Nasdaq jumped 1.37 percent on the back of a near 11 percent rise in Facebook Inc.
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Lululemon — Lululemon raised its fourth-quarter earnings and revenue guidance on the back of strong holiday sales.
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Medtronic — Medtronic shares gained 2% in the premarket on the back of better-than-expected quarterly numbers.
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They don't know that I used to work loading heavy stuff on the back of a truck.
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Here, too, Salah's name is emblazoned on the back of every jersey, and his image is everywhere.
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What Mr. Hogg, 280, knew about grocery stores he could have scribbled on the back of receipt.
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Sometimes while riding without a helmet on a moped or on the back of a donkey cart.
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Sometimes she has 300 heads, or a beard, or blue eyes on the back of her head.
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"But they usually come up from behind," one woman interjects, tugging on the back of her headscarf.
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U.S. futures jumped during Asia hours on the back of news that for another round of negotiations.
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As a writer, I know that my obsessions are built on the back of other people's obsessions.
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In four months' filming in Krakow, the hair on the back of my neck never went down.
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In the redesign announced in 2016, he would have remained on the back of the $20 bill.
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Feeling the sweat on the back of my neck, clasping my chin, I hear a toilet flush.
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In adulthood, he is able to enrich himself on the back of Istanbul's expansion and building boom.
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He stepped on the back of the cleat of Sergio Ramos, sending it flying into the air.
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You can call the number on the back of your card, or try initiating a chat online.
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As I'm telling you right now, the hairs on the back of my neck are standing up.
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The vice president then leaned in and kissed her on the back of her head, she continued.
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The rear camera's lenses are situated in a molded square area on the back of the phone.
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But it's not fair that he got the massive bull market on the back of 2016 election.
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The New Zealand dollar fell around 1% against the U.S. dollar, on the back of that news.
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Investors began taking on more risk on the back of the optimism over U.S.-China trade relations.
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US stocks are up slightly in premarket trading, but declined Tuesday on the back of such fears.
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Signify shares climbed 7%, while SES stock jumped 5.8% on the back of rising fourth-quarter profit.
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The declines in Asia come on the back of European stocks closing mixed in the last session.
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Other major markets in the region also got a boost on the back of the yuan's moves.
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On Wall Street, equities were mostly higher at the close on the back of solid corporate results.
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That is the year when he added a little electric clock on the back of the frame.
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Europe's economy has experienced sluggish growth this year, particularly on the back of a slowdown in Germany.
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Smith became unresponsive, so White rapped him lightly on the back of his neck to wake him.
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I especially like the scales on the back of the car, which Mercedes-Benz calls 'bionic flaps.
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"It's very common that a student discovers Scoodle on the back of a Google search," adds Jeilani.
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European stocks closed higher Thursday as investor sentiment improved on the back of easing U.S.-Iran tensions.
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Most sectors traded lower except oil and gas, which surged on the back of the U.S. airstrike.
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Major indexes stateside had closed at record highs last week on the back of upbeat corporate earnings.
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Rival Vodafone Idea posted the biggest loss in Indian corporate history on the back of these challenges.
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Bezos' wealth peaked as Amazon stock prices have climbed on the back of strong holiday shopping performance.
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Oil stocks fell 26 percent as a sector, on the back of weakness seen in crude prices.
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Imagine charging your AirPods just by plopping the wireless charging case on the back of your phone.
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Three Afghan women ride on the back of a horse-drawn taxi in Kabul in November 22020.
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Australian miners fell 1.4% on the back of lower iron ore prices and were the worst performers.
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The currency has been particularly volatile on the back of the decision to leave the European Union.
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Financials were the biggest winners on the blue-chip index on the back of a firmer rand.
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If it does it will be, in part, on the back of scientific discovery made through oppression.
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U.S. stocks whipsawed on Thursday on the back of a report that the Russia investigation is intensifying.
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Muzaffar rolled up his pants to reveal patches of burned skin on the back of his leg.
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Some explain the group as responsible for the great seal on the back of the $1 bill.
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The dollar lost steam late in Asian trade after firming on the back of optimistic releases stateside.
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Energy tumbled 1.5 percent on the back of a more than 2 percent decline in oil prices.
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The Nasdaq jumped 20.4 percent on the back of a near 254.01 percent rise in Facebook Inc.
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Basic resources dropped 2.96 percent and auto stocks fell 1.02 percent on the back of trade concerns.
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The two in-car screens on the back of the front seats are a crucial information tool.
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On Wall Street, stocks traded lower on the back of Gary Cohn's resignation from the White House.
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Shares in the company traded 3.8 percent lower by 0810 GMT on the back of the statement.
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They were one of the first people to really grow on the back of search ads scale.
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Smaller animals, like the rat and the cat, hitched a ride on the back of the ox.
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On the back of the painting, the artist explains that her hand was guided by Saint Luke.
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For #MeToo' [...] But we didn't want to benefit our business on the back of other people's suffering.
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Kumail shared a shot of his phone number scribbled on the back of a hospital visitor pass.
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His head hung suspended just above his folded arms, which rested on the back of his chair.
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Others rely on community members to carry them or transport them on the back of a bicycle.
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The little bird can be seen in full on the back of the blue and orange dress.
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Like the god Janus of Roman mythology, he has two faces, one on the back of his head.
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The pound has rallied in the last few days on the back of optimism surrounding a Brexit deal.
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Abu Dhabi's index climbed 0.8 percent on the back of Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, which added 2.1 percent.
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One showed her standing among Dodger players, with the name "Connix" stitched on the back of her jersey.
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"As a longtime counterintelligence investigator it makes the hair stand on the back of my neck," Montoya said.
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On the back of the phone, Razer's three-headed snake logo can shine in over 16.8 million colors.
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Then, on April 2, a rash appeared on the back of her neck, and her eyes grew red.
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Vitali also noticed two slits on the back of the neck, and the woman's cervical spine was gone.
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Earlier this month, rapper Cardi B appeared on stage at a concert on the back of the Ryker.
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When the hair on the back of your neck is standing up, you're flying in the right place.
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When Emily was a few weeks old, a giant birthmark appeared on the back of her left leg.
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Cairn said it had booked a charge of $163 million on Kraken on the back of the downgrade.
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The greenback, in the meantime, has strengthened on the back of solid U.S. data including strong consumer spending.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: Let's get to Larry Kudlow joining us this morning on the back of the jobs number.
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U.S. equities closed mixed Thursday on the back of remarks made by newly minted Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.
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Since then, improved economic reports from China on the back of government stimulus have helped U.S. markets stabilize.
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My designs are typically made on the back of cocktail napkins, which my factory then brings to life.
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Demand concerns on the back of economic jitters linked to the U.S.-Chinese trade war have capped prices.
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The IMF report comes on the back of China reporting its slowest economic growth in almost three decades.
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A passing motorist alerted the EMTs to the man riding on the back of the ambulance, he said.
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I patch tested both on the back of my hands before I put it anywhere near my face.
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The Fed has raised rates twice this year on the back of low unemployment and steady economic growth.
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The increase is on the back of design wins that have led to an upgrade of manufacturing capabilities.
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The button on the back of the neck will also pull up Google Assistant with one long press.
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Safe-haven U.S. Treasuries were sold and their yields rose on the back of improved investor risk appetite.
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Baloch built a modeling career on the back of her social media fame and was the family breadwinner.
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The Boring Company is getting decently well-capitalized on the back of sales of its flamethrower (yes, flamethrower).
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But, Taiwan's shares fell 0.3 percent on the back of chipmakers clocking hefty losses following Nvidia's drop overnight.
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"WHERE would you rather be?" asks a bumper sticker on the back of a rickety-looking Toyota Corolla.
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United Technologies — The Dow component closed more than 227% higher on the back of strong first-quarter earnings.
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"Industrials and financials (are lagging) which would suggest dollar strength on the back of Fed tightening," he said.
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Earlier,oversupply worries resurfaced on the back of news that Kuwait three-day oil worker strike had ended.
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The days of Wish building its company on the back of artificially low shipping rates may be over.
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Any exposed skin will do, though Mr. Balooch recommends using the patch on the back of the hand.
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Gifted from the Cadillac ELR, a paddle on the back of the steering wheel activates aggressive power regeneration.
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Next, he placed a school bell on the back of his house and connected it to his telephone.
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Dollar Tree — Dollar Tree rose more than 3% on the back of better-than-expected first-quarter numbers.
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Suddenly, out of nowhere, I felt as if someone had hit me on the back of my head.
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Two years ago Mr Lukashenko appeared to be riding high on the back of the crisis in Ukraine.
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Rebekah Johnson, the 2008 Miss Juneteenth, rides down 26th Avenue in Denver on the back of a convertible.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) introduced negative rates in 2014 on the back of the sovereign debt crisis.
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Yet the app suddenly shot from #8 to #1 on the charts on the back of the commotion.
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That's all disappointing considering TIkTok is blowing up on the back of more purposeful, storyboarded mobile video entertainment.
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His lawyers and an aide immediately surrounded him, some with their hands on the back of his chair.
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However, the stock fell 4 percent on the back of disappointing guidance for the first quarter of 2019.
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Inflation increased from 2.83% in the year through December, on the back of food, beverages and tobacco prices.
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I looked into the full-length mirror hanging on the back of my bedroom door and was amazed.
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There are three cameras on the back of the phone, plus the standard selfie camera on the front.
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Needless to say, both of those functions are pretty useless when it's on the back of your phone.
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Compared with other firms selling tokens on the back of vague promises, Telegram has lots going for it.
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Lady Gaga got a very special lift to dinner Friday night – on the back of Bradley Cooper's motorcycle.
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"As a result, the crew on the back of the truck became friends with him and his family."
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This week stocks have tumbled on the back of concerns surrounding global economic growth and rising interest rates.
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Politico says there's still a chance the 7th prez could end up on the back of the $20.
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It's not that easy to read a projection that's on the back of your constantly moving hand, either.
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"On the back of the gig economy, there's a growing group of full-time 1099 workers, " said Burridge.
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Neuroscience, too, has advanced recently on the back of some powerful tools, particularly techniques for scanning whole brains.
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Mezger gave ground and Suzuki crashed down on the back of his head, too beaten up to rise.
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It gets in your eyes, under your nails, up your nostrils and on the back of your tongue.
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The main differentiator between the Plus and Pro in the photo appears on the back of the phone.
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Monet phone wallet Accessories are great, but there's only so much room on the back of your phone.
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Markets in Europe extended losses in afternoon trade, on the back of negative trading seen on Wall Street.
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Chinese mainland markets bucked the trend however, trading slightly up on the back of positive services sector data.
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Direct Line and BBA Aviation rose more than 10 percent also on the back of well-received updates.
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Blood was also found on the back of a dog and on the door of a Dodge van.
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Caixabank's net profit was 365 million euros on the back of lower bad debt provisions and falling costs.
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But really, the most important thing is that Colonel Sanders is embossed on the back of the device.
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Some were so big that they could be felt as a lump on the back of the head.
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Last week's surge for Treasury yields came on the back of stronger-than-expected inflation figures last week.
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And it sounds like CBS's All Access service lives and dies on the back of Star Trek: Discovery.
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Stateside, stocks opened higher on Monday on the back of the delay to U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Featured on the back of the 50 Nuevo Sol note, local legends claim that it has curative powers.
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The Trump presidency seems hopeful that moral authority can be sustained on the back of hard power alone.
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Gold miner Newcrest erased early gains on the back of higher gold prices to close down 2.03 percent.
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The decline came on the back of Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe's speech on Wednesday.
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It came on the back of a downward revision to 0.873 percent annualized contraction in the third quarter.
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Some oil stocks saw a rebound, trading up on the back of higher oil prices during Asian trade.
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That satellite was originally slated to hitch a ride to orbit on the back of a space shuttle.
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At JPMorgan Chase, average loans increased 2% on the back of an 8% rise in credit-card loans.
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Its bonds were broadly higher after it announced strong sales on the back of a strong Shenzhen market.
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It comes on the back of industrial redevelopment plans that even the mayor has condemned for lacking consultation.
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"No central bank would act on the back of the events of a few days," one source said.
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Euro zone government bond yields extended their falls into Friday on the back of the central bank's announcement.
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Commerzbank stock fell 2 percent on the back of the news, while Deutsche Bank was 1.4 percent lower.
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With those new devices, you get the fingerprints on the back of the device without any additional feature.
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A quote from Trump would later appear on the back of Hilton's 2006 book, Confessions Of An Heiress.
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S. election high on the back of the sharp rise in bond yields and burgeoning appetite for risk.
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The company also forecast a higher production target for the year on the back of the Newfield deal.
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During their meetings, Hirst drew these portraits on the back of the Wolseley restaurant's 71083 centimeter diameter placemats.
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The materials Index pared most of its losses on the back of a rise in base metal prices.
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Nothing proves that more than when Dany encourages Jon to hop on the back of her dragon Rhaegal.
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During their meetings, Hirst drew these portraits on the back of the Wolseley restaurant's 22 centimeter diameter placemats.
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Apparently, there is also an easter egg on the back of the console for the ultra Xbox fan.
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Africa Banking's quarterly PBT decreased 18% y-o-y on the back of the rand depreciating against sterling.
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But that means Apple will have to use something other than metal on the back of the phone.
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As you're boarding the ride, keep an eye on the license plates on the back of each vehicle.
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"They were slaughtered," she repeats, using her hand to motion a knife on the back of her neck.
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Box — Shares of the cloud company plummeted more than 22019 percent on the back of disappointing revenue guidance.
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U.S. crude oil has slid for the past four sessions on the back of a stubborn global glut.
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As China being a major consumer of metals, spot metal prices jumped on the back of this news.
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The fall comes on the back of dismal central bank figures revealing a dramatic decrease in international reserves.
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There's also a mute button on the back of the device that turns off the listening feature entirely.
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SXPP were the worst-performing, down 1.8 percent on the back of weaker metals prices and disappointing results.
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When employees leave they can see Sun's name and logo still inscribed on the back of the sign.
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And the labels are on the back of the package, where only the most motivated shoppers will look.
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It's hard to believe Chase Elliott still has a yellow rookie stripe on the back of his bumper.
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We have a March interest cut and it's not something we'll change on the back of the statement.
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The strategist believes the rotation has more room to run on the back of the improving macro environment.
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Some time later I received the photo with a handwritten, wonderful note on the back of the picture.
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Oil prices had hit an 24-month high on Monday on the back of a production cut pact.
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It also raised forecasts for the year on the back of strong China sales and new U.S. customers.
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" Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, the group says, is being "built on the back of exploited, indebted, and abused workers.
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The speaker can also charge your other devices via a USB port on the back of the device.
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Capitalism works on the back of my community and communities of color and poor communities across this country.
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But when I got it, the "Aha!" moment was like a smack on the back of the head.
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Tech stocks also advanced on the back of gains in their U.S. counterparts overnight, while consumer stocks slipped.
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Chime spotted a man carrying multicolored chairs on the back of his bicycle and then photographed the scene.
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Once I flipped on the battery's power button, the button on the back of the unit worked fine.
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A: On the back of comic books in the 1970s, there was something called the American Seed Company.
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