Facts, Latour said, were "networked"; they stood or fell not on the strength of their inherent veracity but on the strength of the institutions and practices that produced them and made them intelligible.
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McDonald's is betting on the strength of its customers' stomachs.
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On the strength of that deal, Shutterfly's stock is buzzing.
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Our country relies on the strength of its military spouses.
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Labs are judged on the strength of their published work.
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We remain bullish on the strength of the RPA market.
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Can Trump succeed on the strength of his personality alone?
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He became the sixth-ranked heavyweight on the strength of haymakers.
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On the strength of its artwork, this show is a success.
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It should also be based on the strength of the country.
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Retail sales data could offer some insight on the strength of consumption.
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Meanwhile the U.S. was failing to pick up on the strength of
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Wade, which was preserved solely on the strength of Justice Kennedy's vote.
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This would also impact on the strength of a potential bounce back.
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And Klobuchar was surging on the strength of Friday's strong debate performance.
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Perhaps because it is so contingent on the strength of your opposition.
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Revenue easily beat forecasts on the strength of improved networking equipment sales.
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And even in Miami, won that [championship] on the strength of Flash.
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Revenue was above forecasts as well, on the strength of stronger overseas sales.
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LG actually had a pretty good quarter (on the strength of appliance sales).
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I applied to two colleges based on the strength of their political movements.
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Retail sales data would offer some insight on the strength of U.S. consumption.
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Trump won the presidency last year on the strength of voters seeking change.
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They have since gathered and crunched data on the strength of liberal democracies.
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In securing the win, the Mets relied on the strength of their pitching.
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Trump won the presidency in part on the strength of his celebrity credentials.
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He crushed Sanders in Mississippi on the strength of overwhelming African-American support.
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The Tigers stayed close on the strength of six first-half 3-pointers.
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On the strength of a Web address and a Super Bowl commercial, Pets.
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I mean, really, Barack Obama won just on the strength of, actually, the caucuses.
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Migrants are also often granted work visas on the strength of having scarce skills.
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The beat came on the strength of member additions to its Medicare Advantage business.
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THE modern pharmaceutical firm lives or dies on the strength of its drug portfolio.
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America built its world pre-eminence largely on the strength of its educational system.
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This year, expect drones to draw scrutiny, depending on the strength of their batteries.
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But Trump won't win a second term solely on the strength of his base.
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Twitter, like its rival Facebook, has expanded sales mostly on the strength of advertising revenue.
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In terms of the criminal case it really depends on the strength of the evidence.
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But Amazon conquered the book market in part on the strength of its "recommendation engine".
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Winning a Stanley Cup on the strength of backup goalies is rare but not unprecedented.
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Sony posted record quarterly earnings this week on the strength of very strong music profits.
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Make sure you're not making a $1.5 billion deal on the strength of a handshake.
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The firm also likes Occidental Petroleum on the strength of its balance sheet, he said.
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The company also updated full-year outlook, based on the strength of their first quarter.
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Jeanne Kirkpatrick became Reagan's United Nations ambassador on the strength of a famous Commentary article.
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But it also means that each chapter is dependent on the strength of its anecdotes.
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That Krunic earned an impressive upset on the strength of her conditioning is not incidental.
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Wake Forest held a 35-123 halftime lead on the strength of White's 11 points.
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Rob: I think it makes my list on the strength of the visual novel stuff.
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Of course, nobody has ever gotten elected president purely on the strength of their résumé.
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Microsoft soared on the strength of its cloud computing, despite a fall in revenue and profits.
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He still took in $50.6 million last year, Forbes said, mostly on the strength of endorsements.
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Depending on the strength of the storm, there will be the potential for locally severe thunderstorms.
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Lawmakers also expressed concern about the impact of Libra on the strength of the U.S. dollar.
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The Spartans started strong, building a 17-8 lead on the strength of points in transition.
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Cruz beat Trump in Iowa, largely on the strength of his get-out-the-vote operation.
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Trump and Clinton were hoping to win in part on the strength of their local ties.
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Brett Gelman earned himself the award strictly on the strength of that final scathing speech alone.
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The placement of those allotments usually hinges on the strength of investor demand for the deal.
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Anybody who's voted for Brexit on the strength of his word should feel let down. Wanker.
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That was largely on the strength of the company actually being profitable when it went public.
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By contrast, the Nasdaq gained 26.57 percent on the strength of tech stocks' rally on Friday.
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This is not the first time Drake has dominated the charts on the strength of streaming.
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Mobile games sold on the strength of a featured celebrity are, usually, almighty heaps of crap.
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On the strength of its repurchases, Target's earnings per share rose by 7.3 percent each year.
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In 228, he ran for the presidency, on the strength of his name, and lost again.
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World leaders are quick to congratulate him on the strength of the country's economy, he said.
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The Cougars took a 21-38.73 lead into halftime on the strength of 238.7 232.3-pointers.
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She fitted in perfectly, but stood out completely, incomparably, on the strength of her own power.
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The United States, by contrast, has traditionally fallen back on the strength of its community responses.
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In fact it ballooned to over 100,903, largely on the strength of this younger white cohort.
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Their only win came on the strength of three towering homers in Game 2 at Fenway.
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In Arizona, Democrat Kyrsten Sinema won a Senate seat on the strength of late-counted ballots.
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The agreement "passed" on the strength of a 42-vote Democratic filibuster, against bipartisan, majority opposition.
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The rules also place a premium on the strength of a campaign's organization in the state.
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His career had reached a point where his future depended on the strength of his voice.
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It should also be based on the strength of the country — we are doing so well.
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Clinton beat Sanders in the South on the strength of the region's Democratic base: African-Americans.
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Amy Klobuchar, who scored third in New Hampshire on the strength of a good debate there.
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If Mr. Mueller brings that charge, it will be on the strength of Mr. Flynn's testimony.
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Did Danler just coast her way to fame and fortune on the strength of a pretty face?
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Depending on the strength of their personal relationship, this one could actually pull off for the dealer.
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But a bipartisan bill could potentially pass the Senate on the strength of Democrats and moderate Republicans.
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Investors now await January's U.S. nonfarm payrolls report for clues on the strength of the labour market.
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Largely on the strength of that single identification, Lincoln was convicted and sentenced to two life terms.
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Investors now await Januray's U.S. nonfarm payrolls repor for clues on the strength of the labour market.
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Cramer spoke with PVH's chairman and CEO, Manny Chirico, who commented on the strength of Calvin Klein.
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In this environment the key focus is on the strength of support levels in the Shanghai Index.
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Investors are now awaiting the U.S. jobs numbers for more signals on the strength of the economy.
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Depending on the strength of Percocet prescribed, the maximal daily dose varies from six to 12 tablets.
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But both films succeeded on the strength of their memorable imagery, rich world building, and strong performances.
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Foremost among those is President Donald Trump's reelection bid, premised largely on the strength of the economy.
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A. Yes, you can catch the same cold twice, depending on the strength of your immune response.
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Much of the Democratic hope for the Arizona Senate seat rested on the strength of Sinema's candidacy.
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Since then, the stock is up nearly 60 percent on the strength of its cloud-based services.
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By 33, some developers were getting $3,000 a square foot, often on the strength of the views.
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On the strength of her excellent debut album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?
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Sony – Sony posted a record quarterly operating profit, on the strength of strong video-game software sales.
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The delivery company's revenue also beat forecasts on the strength of higher prices and an improving economy.
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Only Franklin's story really does, and that's almost entirely on the strength of Mr. Idris's controlled charisma.
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Chelsea secured qualification from Group H on the strength of a 2-1 home victory over Lille.
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CTA just released an International Innovation Scorecard that ranks countries on the strength of their innovation economies.
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Kentucky pushed a 233-21 lead to 20-26 on the strength of a 32.33-232.3 run.
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He said the Twitter post was not related to Trump's view on the strength of the dollar.
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Instead, Rough Night floats on the strength of its performances and its anything-for-a-laugh sensibility.
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Numbers from IDC earlier this year show Apple leading all wearables on the strength of its single smartwatch.
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A beta with "10 to 20 customers" will go live in July, on the strength of which Tend.
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The program is just an added step to give them more information on the strength of their conclusion.
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Maley said one risk is that the market has moved higher on the strength of a few names.
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MSCI's emerging market stocks index, by contrast, maintained a 0.3% gain on the strength of the Chinese data.
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Their responses touched on the strength of sisterhood, the value of resilience and the importance of self-love.
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In 1991 Coase was awarded the Nobel prize for economics, largely on the strength of these two papers.
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Vance had insisted any decision would be based on the strength of the evidence, not on political considerations.
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The paper said the boost would come on the strength of growing advertising revenue across Facebook's various platforms.
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Though other gymnasts sometimes had more difficult routines, Biles would prevail on the strength of her execution scores.
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He spoke with the company's Chairman and CEO Michael Mahoney, who commented on the strength of the business.
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Traders also watched Wednesday's general elections in the Netherlands for any indication on the strength of populist sentiment.
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San Jose built its two-goal edge earlier in the period on the strength of two power plays.
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He lived and died on the strength of his singles, and Big Willie Style had five of them.
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MSCI's emerging market stocks index, by contrast, maintained a 556% gain on the strength of the Chinese data.
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Democrats won 22019 votes in the House, took over the House on the strength of a blue wave.
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The analyst is less confident on the strength of the memory market after talking to his corporate sources.
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It was on the strength of Yars' Revenge that Warshaw would take on Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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Purée until completely smooth; this can take up to 5 minutes depending on the strength of your machine.
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X-Men succeeded largely on the strength of its faithfulness to the tone and character of the comics.
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But Scott vaulted into contention here on the strength of his putting, which has historically been his weakness.
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The storm's course will depend on the strength of a low-pressure system over the Great Lakes region.
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By 247, largely on the strength of his prosecutorial record, Mr. Giuliani had decided to run for mayor.
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In 1961, on the strength of Johnson's work, Alan Shepherd became the first American to go into space.
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Sanofi – Sanofi said it sees a return to profit growth this year, on the strength of recent acquisitions.
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In both series, the Astros had home-field advantage on the strength of a superior regular-season record.
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San Antonio had a 26-point lead in the first half on the strength of its outside shooting.
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After his victory, Sanders said he won West Virginia on the strength of his "anti-establishment" political revolution.
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In the report, the reviewers were careful to draw their conclusions based on the strength of the available evidence.
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On the strength of his optimistic outlook, Squali upped his price target on the stock to $160 after earnings.
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Years earlier, Meulens advised him to sign as a pitcher on the strength of a 91 MPH-plus fastball.
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Previously, Google relied on the strength of its impressive HDR+ photo processing in order to keep pace with competitors.
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The theme park operator's revenue also topped forecasts on the strength of a 9.7 percent increase in park attendance.
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That view may well prevail at trial; the judges made no comment on the strength of the prosecution's case.
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Clinton won the Democratic nomination on the strength of her showing among pledged delegates — meaning those elected by voters.
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Kentucky built a 39-34 halftime lead on the strength of nine points from Green, who did not start.
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Analysts now await non-farm payrolls data on Friday for further clues on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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This is one of those films that works on the strength of good writing and some good ensemble acting.
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Quinyx has made significant progress in the last year by continuing to focus on the strength of its technology.
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On Election Day, Obama out-performed the polls on the strength of his superior get-out-the-vote effort.
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Willennium went 2x Platinum pretty much on the strength of "Wild Wild West" and an amazing title pun alone.
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Kentucky (2-0) avoided any letdown on the strength of its defense, which dominated the Spartans three days earlier.
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The index notched a record high Monday on the strength of better-than-expected corporate earnings yet fell Tuesday.
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For her part, Pelosi has insisted that she will win the speakership on the strength of Democratic votes alone.
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Some pivot counties flipped back to the Democratic column on the strength of tough incumbents like Bustos, or Reps.
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By halftime the Clippers were up 286-236.3 on the strength of their 29-for-219 287-point shooting.
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That he stormed the discothèque on the strength of a decadently elongated bootleg is a bit of poetic justice.
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The only team higher: The Bruins, largely on the strength of going 5-for-12 against Tampa last round.
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A Tribe Called Quest went on to sign with Jive Records on the strength of its 1989 demo tape.
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The Wilkins family had recently moved to Southwest Washington, primarily on the strength of the local public school's reputation.
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On the strength of "We Own the Night," he was able to move on quickly to a new project.
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McConnell's figures largely rose on the strength of Republicans, perhaps because they favored his handling of the impeachment fight.
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Democrats gained three House seats in the state, including Mr. Cantor's old district, on the strength of these voters.
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The arrest was made, in part, on the strength of forensic evidence that is typically persuasive: a DNA match.
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The Labor Department's jobs data on Friday is expected to shed light on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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It was passed largely on the strength of Democratic votes, but eight Republicans crossed the aisle to support it.
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Yet now along comes a new breed of nationalists, rising on the strength of their promises to limit immigration.
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Starting in 270 medicines have been able to get approved in China on the strength of clinical trials abroad.
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The tennis champion Billie Jean King, who once visited her studio, commented on the strength of Ms. Steir's backhand.
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This was partly based on the strength of the denials from the companies involved, including Apple, Amazon and Supermicro.
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The stock price climbed to new highs on the strength of this report, trading up about 3 percent after hours.
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An election, which is likely to come soon, may bring some clarity on the strength of the relative political forces.
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Economists are watching capital spending closely for clues on the strength of an expected economic rebound in the second quarter.
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While Bon Iver's record sold more physical albums, it was edged out by Knowles' album on the strength of streaming.
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Connecticut, which saw some improvement last year on the strength of its workforce, slides back 10 points to finish 43rd.
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This raises doubts about the Conservative strategy of advancing into the Labour Party's industrial heartland on the strength of Brexit.
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Nissan reported a 13 percent gain on the strength of its mainstay sedans, topping expectations of an 11 percent rise.
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Indiana took a 33-29 lead into halftime on the strength of an 8-0 run late in the half.
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Many analysts have said a large part of Trump's re-election chances hinge on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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The brothers began to accumulate modest chart successes and Country Music Association trophies on the strength of their 2016 debut.
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Investors now await cues on the strength of the U.S. economy from the non-farm payrolls data due on Friday.
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Two months ago, she called an election on the strength of her high approval ratings and her rival's disastrous ones.
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She noted recent readings on the strength of the U.S. economy since the beginning of the year have been mixed.
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We take that as a very bullish indicator on the strength of our economy and ... the global economy as well.
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Investors also are looking for clues on the strength of Disney's media networks — including the sports programming cash cow ESPN.
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It'll either rise on the strength of its understanding of the modern mobile consumer or it will sink very rapidly.
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Focus was also shifting to U.S. payrolls later in the day for further cues on the strength of the economy.
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"Related and its partner decided to capitalize on the strength of the rental market," a Related spokeswoman wrote by email.
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Republican Senate candidates will find that winning exclusively on the strength of angry white men will be a tough slog.
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When all was said and done, the Rockets won 104-97, on the strength of 24 three-pointers—Twenty-four!
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Creighton built an 11-point halftime lead on the strength of a 14-2 run to close the first period.
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In the N.L., Stanton prevailed on the strength of his 22001 homers and 1998 R.B.I., which led the major leagues.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Sweden beat Switzerland, 503-250, on the strength of an Emil Forsberg goal in the 225th minute.
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The lower your weight, the less benefit weight-bearing activities like walking will have on the strength of your bones.
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The government's recent push on integration at once insists on the strength of Australian multiculturalism and warns of its vulnerability.
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It's done all this on the strength of a singular insight: The gadget itself isn't as important as the service.
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As he seeks reelection to the White House next year, Trump has fixated on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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Mr. Henderson, too often confined to sidekick roles, here holds the stage completely on the strength of Torvald's bitter anger.
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Arco grew despite turmoil in Brazil, on the strength of growing number of consumers demanding education services for their children.
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On the strength of that connection with the local public, he invited her to create "Frida" for the Dutch ballet.
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Bloomberg LP, a financial services and data company, rose to success on the strength of its "terminals," or data hubs.
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He was convicted in part on the strength of the testimony of members of the infantry platoon he was commanding.
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Butler raced to an 18-26 lead by the 23-minute mark on the strength of a solid shooting display.
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However, the ECB chief's lack of comment on the strength of the euro gave a boost to the common currency.
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Former secretaries of state had told him that his success would depend on the strength of his White House ties.
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Because on the strength of his new work here, Miller deserves better than hammered teens screaming at him about codeine.
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Amazon has become the leader in the e-book market on the strength of its Kindle line of e-readers.
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"We stand actually more resolutely on the strength of that statement that we made on the seventh of October," Clapper said.
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Streaming is highly dependent on the strength of your internal network so anything you can do to improve speeds is better.
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Hill scored a career-high 20 on the strength of 6-of-943 shooting from 3-point range against High Point.
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But while the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 slumped, the Dow rose, in part on the strength of industrial stocks.
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Alternatively you can select the "Automatic" option and have Spotify decide for you based on the strength of your network connection.
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The bank posted a record profit that exceeded analysts' estimates on the strength of its retail banking and wealth management divisions.
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Earlier this year it said it hit a $1 billion revenue run rate on the strength of its growing business services.
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One of NiP's core of four, Christopher "Get_Right" Alesund, told Mashable the team relies on the strength of its central players.
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Friday's key U.S. nonfarm payrolls report will be watched for the latest clues on the strength of the labour market recovery.
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Politicians should compete for votes based on the strength of their character and ideas, not their ability to manipulate political boundaries.
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The Capitals actually won a Game 7 this week, and they did it on the strength of a Braden Holtby shutout.
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The Jazz retook a 203-220 lead on the strength of consecutive baskets from Gobert and Mitchell on the other end.
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The Utes marched down to the Stanford 213 on the strength of a 210-yard catch-and-run from Darren Carrington.
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Those 150 contacts are also broken down into layers or tiers, based on the "strength of emotional ties," according to Dunbar.
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Lawmakers are likely to press them on the strength of the Canadian economy and the appropriate level for the Canadian currency.
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Buttigieg rocketed to stardom on the strength of his first CNN town hall, overtaking O'Rourke as the young new Democratic star.
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Estimates of its value, depending on the strength of the real estate market, have ranged from $800 million to $1 billion.
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The Jazz opened a 67-53 lead on the strength of back-to-back 163-pointers from Jonas Jerebko and Ingles.
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The Browns made things interesting on the drive that followed, again marching up the field on the strength of McCown's arm.
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This year, Vermont and West Virginia enacted A.V.R. on the strength of bipartisan support, and Connecticut ordered the innovation administratively. Gov.
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The earnings beat came on the strength of an increase in shipments of the company's flagship Da Vinci robotic surgical systems.
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You have to do something that rises above all the middling attempts, because it can't rely on the strength of novelty.
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Investors are now waiting for clues on the strength of the U.S. economy from non-farm payrolls data due on Friday.
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The government focuses on "integration" and insists on the strength of Australian multiculturalism, but seems to worry that it is vulnerable.
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She was convicted of first-degree murder in 2002 largely on the strength of the testimony of two bloodstain-pattern analysts.
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New Hampshire voters gave a last-minute boost to Amy Klobuchar, on the strength of one better-than-usual debate performance.
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Instead, the clients came primarily on the strength of referrals from venture capital firms including Y Combinator, Attention Capital, and LocalGlobe.
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Harley-Davidson – The motorcycle maker beat estimates on both the top and bottom lines, on the strength of higher overseas sales.
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The enervating, would-be laugh-in "The Comedian" opens this week, presumably on the strength of its headliner, Robert De Niro.
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"Actelion's shares have risen 400 percent based on the strength of the PAH portfolio alone," Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Michael Nawrath said.
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Cruz looks to hold off O'Rourke, who has surged in recent polls on the strength of massive fundraising and Democratic enthusiasm.
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He earned a spot at the debate Friday in New Hampshire mostly on the strength of his rapport with voters here.
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At the 2017 Australian Open, Federer won the tournament on the strength of winning 55 percent of his second-serve points.
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Jokic scored 18 points in the first quarter, but Atlanta led 31-29 on the strength of 11 points from Young.
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The rise in support comes largely on the strength of Independents, who now support the probe by a 54-41 margin.
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On the strength of this account, Mr. Williams, who was then 19, was convicted and sentenced to 25 years to life.
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Still, Cosby erected an entire career -- and became one of the wealthiest performers ever -- on the strength of his projected wholesomeness.
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In 1980, Reagan won on the strength of these votes, and Republicans, for the first time since Eisenhower, captured the Senate.
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Instead, give workers any tax cuts, and rely on the strength of the middle class to bubble up, strengthening American business.
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That team is now 3-1 and picking up steam, leading the division on the strength of two big division wins.
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Both sets of results were accompanied by bullish statements on the strength of U.S. growth, a factor investors have already priced in.
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That's because Disney's The Jungle Book became a global box office juggernaut on the strength of its naturalistic environments and talking animals.
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In comparison, Canadian R&B singer Drake's "Views" climbed one spot to No. 2 this week on the strength of streaming activity.
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Revenue was also well above Wall Street forecasts, on the strength of both its retail operation and its newer cloud services business.
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No. $900 is not a price you can justify purely on the strength of performance or portability or any other everyday consideration.
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On the strength of her results over the past four months, Radwanska will rise to No. 3 in the new world rankings.
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Ms. Hicks's drawings have appeared in Elle, Lula and Cabana magazines, with assignments often commissioned on the strength of her Instagram account.
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Or it could — as it's quite entitled to do — keep building its Pixel line on the strength of its superb image processing.
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TN continues to focus on its fixed-line network and broadband services based on the strength of its national fibre backbone infrastructure.
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She's clearly a smart woman who's risen to the top of her field on the strength of her wit, intelligence, and repartee.
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The P20 Pro can shrug off those complaints on the strength of its awesome fingerprint reader and genuinely useful face-unlocking technology.
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Back in 2016, Netflix came in third in overall nominations behind FX, which earned its recognition largely on the strength of Fargo.
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Euro zone November PMI business surveys were expected at 1000 GMT to give a read on the strength of the bloc's economy.
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But she's stuck around either on the strength of her sad flower girl persona or the songwriting or her legitimately good voice.
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The travel company projected Asia will experience the most robust growth largely on the strength of economic progress in China and India.
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And we won't succumb to your dog whistle politics Hawaii was built on the strength of diversity & immigrant experiences- including my own.
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Raising rates in the midst of conflicting signals on the strength of the economy could spark a frenzy of speculation, Frank warned.
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It's not yet a major radio hit, but it opened at No. 1 on the strength of its digital sales and streaming.
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President Trump's reelection chances could largely depend on the strength of the economy and if he succeeds in taking credit for it.
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His animal illustrations made his reputation, if not a lot of money, and on the strength of it Lear began to travel.
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Revenue was slightly below forecasts, but Humana also raised its full-year earnings forecast on the strength of its Medicare Advantage business.
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Republicans are running for re-election on the strength of the economy, hoping that voters credit their policies, especially the tax cuts.
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In India, Narendra Modi won his re-election largely on the strength of his appeals to Hindu nationalism and anti-Muslim sentiment.
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Largely on the strength of the new treatment and related research, the drug giant Gilead purchased Kite in August, for $217 billion.
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TJX (TJX) – TJX was upgraded to "outperform" from "sector perform" at RBC Capital, based on the strength of the retailer's balance sheet.
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On the strength of this mandate, he began an inquiry into alleged voter fraud, raising the very real specter of voter suppression.
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Trump worried about economic blowback Trump's hopes of four more years in office rest largely on the strength of the US economy.
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Still, the case against him is uncertain and is likely to rise or fall largely on the strength of the women's testimony.
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It should be what it is, it should also be based on the strength of the country - we are doing so well.
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In subsequent rounds, she surged to victory on the strength of those second- and third-place votes after other candidates were eliminated.
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Although all the market focus has been on the strength of copper exports last month, China's imports were also still highly robust.
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Netflix didn't fare well as subscriber growth stalled, while Microsoft gained on the strength of solid results and its cloud business performance.
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Campaign officials say Sanders weathered the rough stretches on the strength of his firm base of support and unparalleled grassroots fundraising operation.
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The increase came on the strength of a 20 percent increase in paying customers to 11.9 million, more than analysts had anticipated.
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This month, J.M. Smucker is buying the company, Ainsworth Pet Nutrition, for $1.9 billion, largely on the strength of the Nutrish brand.
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"Hawaii was built on the strength of diversity & immigrant experiences — including my own," Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat of Hawaii, wrote on Twitter.
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The resilient job market is also a significant advantage for Trump as he seeks reelection on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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Massachusetts vaults into the top 10, finishing No. 8 this year largely on the strength of the best workforce in the country.
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These bonds usually happened between Jedi Masters and apprentices and their strength was based on the strength of the person's Force sensitivity.
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Some EU officials think that could give her more leeway to compromise, depending on the strength of Brexit hardliners in her party.
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In another suit, he was ordered to repay 650,000 yuan ($98,000) that he borrowed on the strength of promised returns from EuroFX.
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Mr. Pisaro and Mr. Wolff joined for a short, lightly cacophonous duo set that built on the strength of their 2016 album.
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But as these three shadow stories show, a book can rise or fall on the strength of how it does those things.
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Naeem Aslam, chief markets analyst at Think Forex UK says a lot depends on the strength of the dollar and the Chinese growth.
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GlaxoSmithKline's treatment for a rare and deadly immune disease probably will get the green light from regulators on the strength of the data.
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Domestic companies that depend on the strength of the economy will also do well, hence why restaurants and retailers have been so strong.
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These worries were reignited on Tuesday when new Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell struck a bullish tone on the strength of the economy.
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At least with the maximalist trend, a person might get to the yearned-for destination of glamour on the strength of their skill.
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The New York-based company reported profit and revenue Friday that exceeded expectations on the strength of its core Main Street lending operations.
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At the top of DTEK is a simple meter that ranges from red to green, based on the strength of your security setup.
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For a few years, Samsung coasted on the strength of its engineering prowess and felt a bit lost in its Galaxy S designs.
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IN NOVEMBER 2017 Ralph Northam defeated Ed Gillespie in Virginia's gubernatorial election, largely on the strength of his appeal to non-white voters.
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" It's because Hamilton was born poor and disenfranchised and rose to the highest levels of government, "all on the strength of his writing.
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"We are excited to combine with Piper Jaffray and build on the strength of both of our businesses," Dunne said in a release.
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Lipton commented on the strength of the U.S. economy, noting how growth had lowered the unemployment rate to 3.7% without leading to inflation.
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Analysts now await the closely-watched U.S. non-farm payrolls data on Friday for further clues on the strength of the American economy.
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The Packers led 224-5 at halftime on the strength of a late touchdown drive orchestrated by former Division III Wesley standout Callahan.
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This followed U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's comments to the Financial Times on President Donald Trump's remarks on the strength of the dollar.
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Penn State took a 44-25 lead at halftime on the strength of making 17 of their 34 (50 percent) field-goal attempts.
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The SSAC has no enforcement power, and the value of its advice is based on the strength of the facts underlying such advice.
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That's largely on the strength of the latest CNN/ORC Poll, which found Sanders holding an 230-point edge over Clinton in Iowa.
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Analysts now await the closely watched U.S. non-farm payrolls data on Friday for further clues on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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If the Wizards are to advance in the postseason tournament, they'll likely have to do so on the strength of their offensive exploits.
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Clinton didn't win big in the South on the strength of conservative voters; she won by getting an overwhelming majority of black voters.
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Kentucky overcame its penchant for horrible starts by jumping out to an 8-4 lead on the strength of five points by Travis.
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Lawmakers are likely to press them on the strength of the Canadian economy and the appropriate level for the Canadian currency. LIVECHAT-U.
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Trump will run for reelection on the strength of his economic stewardship, making the economy the single most important factor in the campaign.
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This institutional position has served the right well, as they rode to power in Israel on the strength of funds raised in America.
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In other words, we could estimate how creative a person's ideas would be based on the strength of their connections in this network.
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Obama and the Democrats swept the 21995 election on the strength of anti-Bush feeling and the timeless energy of hope and change.
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The impact of capital flows on the strength of the dollar and the upward pressure on U.S. asset prices is arguably more damaging.
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Milwaukee took advantage and tied the Cubs, defeating the visiting Detroit Tigers, 6-5, on the strength of two Christian Yelich home runs.
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Big Little Lies is being sold on the strength of its all-star cast, and it does, indeed, have an all-star cast.
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The Fed's chairman, Jerome H. Powell, and other officials have emphasized that further rate increases would depend on the strength of the economy.
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That Hoodie SZN rose to the top of the charts almost entirely on the strength of streaming stats should come as no shock.
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They shot 54 percent from the field and 46 percent from 3-point range, mainly on the strength of spacing that Payton provided.
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He won on the strength of his extensive record of lying in public and, like Price, apparently using government service to enrich himself.
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Apple's earnings were partially powered by iPhone revenue, which was up 231 percent on the strength of new iPhone models to $22019 billion.
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The baseline current-generation iPad sits on Amazon with nearly five whole stars to its name on the strength of over 6,000 reviews.
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They will also be looking for evidence on the strength of the consumer, which has been a cornerstone of the current economic expansion.
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A batch of economic data on Friday will provide further cues on the strength of the U.S. consumer amid the prolonged trade war.
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Neither team shot well in the first 03 minutes, with Texas' 31-25 halftime lead built on the strength of seven 3-pointers.
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St. John's built a 20-4 lead in the first half on the strength of four 3-pointers and six Saint Peter's turnovers.
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The Federal Reserve, which oversees monetary policy, bases its decision to raise interest rates on the strength of the job market and inflation.
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A batch of economic data on Friday will provide further cues on the strength of the U.S. consumer amid the prolonged trade war.
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But since Steiner seems to judge all her characters on the strength of their mothering instincts, the Latvian gangsters don't get any love.
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Thanks to an 8-0 rout of Russia on Monday, Canada escaped with a semifinal berth on the strength of its goal differential.
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The track highlights her Southern roots, draws on the strength of her ancestors, and wills that empowerment on to her daughter, Blue Ivy.
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Airbnb has reached a $30 billion valuation on the strength of its short-term home rental platform, which makes a lot of money.
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We come in second and win a $53 gift card (largely on the strength of my friend's song recognition skills, no thanks to me).
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Next Friday's U.S. employment report for July will be the next major indicator under scrutiny for clues on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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The work of finally stepping into the spotlight—of creating, on the strength of no one else's ingenuity but her own, something beautiful, original.
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In 19893, his wife Monica Conyers, a Detroit city councilwoman largely elected on the strength of her husband's last name, pleaded guilty to bribery.
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In the week after its release, on the strength of a lot of excitement and thinkpieces, the movie has gained a great internet following.
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Election prognosticators think this is a toss-up race, mostly on the strength of Heller's incumbency, but the senator should be considered extremely vulnerable.
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On Monday, Lewis' defense attorney said that she would continue to cast doubt on the strength of the state's evidence as the trial proceeds.
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DETROIT, April 1 (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co's March U.S. auto sales increased 12.7 percent, topping analysts estimates, on the strength of its mainstay sedans.
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On the strength of these meteoric numbers, the IPO was over-subscribed, pricing well above their $20153-$18 range and raising another $700 million.
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Fast forward a few years and McDonald's has rallied back to record heights on the strength of its all-day breakfast, among other things.
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Mahadev could have graduated on the strength of these results, but she was determined to keep working until she had solved the verification problem.
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He sees Comerica, Silicon Valley Bank and PacWest Bancorp as firms well-positioned to capitalize on the strength of big technology in the West.
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Roche Chief Executive Severin Schwan has stuck to expectations his company's sales will continue to grow on the strength of new medicines like Ocrevus.
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The trustees added that the schemes were very substantial stakeholders in GKN, with "a significant level of reliance on the strength of its covenant".
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With the invite system and over-the-top marketing claims a thing of the past, OnePlus is leaning on the strength of its product.
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The Pinkertons survived, and entered the 21st century intact largely on the strength of their ability to intimidate, surveil, and gather intelligence about workers.
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Aso made the remark when asked about comments by U.S. President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on the strength of the dollar.
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Selection will be based on the strength of the application, with priority given to students who contribute to the Academy's goal of increasing diversity.
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The Minnesota Wild have vaulted to the top of the Western Conference on the strength of its stellar play since the beginning of December.
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The Terriers are considered leading contenders to win the national championship on the strength of a remarkable collection of talent assembled by Quinn's assistants.
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Those influencers are critical to marketers, to the point that entire companies are popping up on the strength of online personalities like Michelle Pham.
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Consumer agencies across Europe have been pushing for compensation for Volkswagen (VW) drivers who bought diesel cars on the strength of their green credentials.
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Her adviser, convinced she was a natural storyteller on the strength of a one-page writing exercise, suggested she try her hand at fiction.
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For, truth to tell, I heard Ioanikios sing at vespers before I spoke to him and had remarked on the strength of his voice.
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His next goal is to be directly accepted on the strength of his ranking into the next Grand Slam event, the 2019 Australian Open.
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Cardi emerged as an Instagram personality first, an around-the-way truthteller who triumphed over long odds on the strength of her distinctive personality.
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Based on the strength of this and other evidence, our intelligence community concluded unequivocally that the weapons had been supplied by the Tehran regime.
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On Tuesday, J.P. Morgan posted profit that beat analysts' expectations on the strength of consumer banking operations and better-than-anticipated bond-trading results.
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Whether our children and grandchildren are truly protected from toxic chemicals will depend on the strength of the final legislation sent to the president.
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Mr. Trump is betting his electoral fortunes on the strength of the economy, Gretchen Frazee reports, which is always top of mind for voters.
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But how much you ultimately decide to dedicate to stocks overall should also depend on the strength of your stomach to tolerate market swings.
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Billionaire Tom Steyer has qualified for next week's Democratic presidential debate on the strength of an apparent polling surge in two early-nominating states.
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Twitter's sales hit $758 million for the quarter, a nearly 30% increase from a year prior, on the strength of its ad sales business.
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The French twice elected conservative presidents — Jacques Chirac in 1995 and Nicolas Sarkozy in 2007 — on the strength of promises to pare the state.
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We'll get a read on the strength of the manufacturing sector when the Philadelphia Federal Reserve's manufacturing index for January comes out on Thursday.
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A year later, they won the national House vote by 9 points and the control of the House on the strength of the suburbs.
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We'll get a read on the strength of the manufacturing sector when the Philadelphia Federal Reserve manufacturing index for November comes out on Thursday.
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The Titans get the spot with a victory over the Texans since they own a tiebreaker over the Steelers on the strength of schedule.
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If you interview just three applicants, the authors explain, your best bet is making a decision based on the strength of the second candidate.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: AS PRESIDENT TRUMP CONTINUES HIS OUTREACH WITH CORPORATE EXECUTIVES AT THE WHITE HOUSE, NEW SIGNS TODAY ON THE STRENGTH OF THE U.S. ECONOMY.
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The likes of Donnelly and Heitkamp "aren't going to win re-election on the strength of Trump voters impressed by their confirmation votes," he said.
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He dropped out of the mayoral race, and his brother Doug jumped in to make his own bid on the strength of the Ford brand.
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Conversely, the dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, rose 0.4% on the strength of U.S. retail sales data.
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Markets are focused on second quarter U.S. gross domestic product data due later in the day for clues on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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U.S. stocks ended a down week on a high note Friday, ending a five-day losing streak on the strength of energy and financial companies.
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"You've got to bank on the strength of your locker room and those veteran players and really some of the young players too," he said.
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One company in the travel business that is already empowering consumers to make purchasing decisions on the strength of nontraditional metrics including trustworthiness is Hipmunk.
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This means the risk of high health care costs is relatively concentrated, and the union sinks or swims on the strength of its own finances.
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"The force of this ejaculation depends on the strength of your pelvic floor muscles, which will contract during orgasm or prior to squirting," Battle says.
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N.C. State held a 44-43 halftime lead on the strength of Abu's 17 points and Smith's nine assists — and despite the team's nine turnovers.
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In the pure battlegrounds, Ohio and Iowa also appear to be shifting Trump's way on the strength of his support among white non-college voters.
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"The momentum generated last year continued into the first half, consolidating AstraZeneca's return to growth based on the strength of our new medicines," Soriot said.
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The iPad grew 17 percent on the strength of new models, while Mac/Wearables and Home/Accessories each grew, at 9 and 33 percent, respectively.
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Mothers with the greatest degree of overall brain change scored higher than others when tested on the strength of their maternal bonds, the researchers discovered.
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At its height, the company reached a valuation of over $9 billion on the strength of its claim to have revolutionized the blood-testing industry.
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Hawaii -- the Aloha state -- is built on the strength of its multicultural society, from our indigenous Native Hawaiian people to the many immigrants that followed.
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Filmed entertainment revenue rose 59.6 percent on the strength of movies such as "The Fate of the Furious" while theme parks revenue increased 15.6 percent.
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Investors are next focused on Fridays government employment report for March for further indications on the strength of the U.S. labor market and wage inflation.
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On the strength of "7 Rings," Ariana Grande's been sitting pretty atop the Billboard Hot 100 for the better part of the last two months.
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Shares of Japanese automakers were mostly lower on the strength of the yen, with Toyota falling 2.04 percent to close at 1853,968 yen a stock.
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Market participants are now awaiting the U.S. nonfarm payrolls data, due on Friday, as it would offer insights on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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Etsy is going to have to try to continue to pull in new sellers and buyers on the strength of its brand and overall marketplace.
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In a showdown with LSU and presumptive number-one pick Ben Simmons later that month, he scored 32 on the strength of eight three-pointers.
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It's worth mentioning that this is all cell site data, triangulating the phone's location based on the strength of the signal from nearby cell towers.
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Dana White called St-Pierre "the king of pay-per-view," largely because he carried so many events on the strength of his name alone.
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The keys system is based upon the theory that presidential elections turn largely on the strength of the party in control of the White House.
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Whether growth stagnates depends predominately on the strength of consumer spending, the force behind roughly 70 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) growth.
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Viacom's results were impacted by the loss of some cable subscribers, although it did post a revenue rise on the strength of improved theatrical results.
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Coming into his own in the '70s, Gonzaguinha found success on the strength of his songs, which reflect the hopes and struggles of the people.
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EST (1542 GMT), when Powell, testifying before a U.S. House of Representatives committee, struck a bullish, and personal, tone on the strength of the economy.
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"If this year's growth goal is not that high, there will be less pressure on the strength of policy support," said a second policy source.
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Saudi Arabia has provided billions of dollars in economic aid to Egypt since Sisi wrested power in 2013 on the strength of the nation's military.
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St. Louis led 143-214 on the strength of Paul Stastny's rebound goal at 21:25, his second of the playoffs, and really controlled play.
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Still, the Model 3 has gotten those 375,000 deposits on the strength of Musk's lone March 31 unveiling of the car, with no additional marketing.
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"Too Good at Goodbyes" is a poppy ballad which relies entirely on the strength of Smith's voice and the presence of some gospel backing vocals.
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In June 22016, Donald Trump announced he was running for president and became the immediate frontrunner on the strength of his aggressive anti-immigration stance.
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We had candidates running yesterday in districts that Democrats haven't contested in decades, but they were able to win on the strength of the candidates.
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The Nationals built a 2-0 lead on the strength of solo shots by Taylor in the second and Murphy in the third off Triggs.
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But on the strength of his short game, especially his putting, he was able to make the turn at one under par (two under total).
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He defeated the state attorney general, Chris Koster, on the strength of his record as a political outsider and decorated member of the Navy SEALs.
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He remains the frontrunner on the strength of strong support among older and more moderate working class voters and the crucially important African-American community.
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Halep, the No. 21 seed, moved to 26-24 against Tomljanovic on the strength of seven aces and 19 winners compared to 11 unforced errors.
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Sanofi – Sanofi reported better-than-expected profit, on the strength of strong sales growth in the rare diseases business of the French drugmaker's Genzyme unit.
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Trump's numbers have improved in the last month, however, with approval rising 5 points largely on the strength of improved ratings among independents and conservatives.
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But the economic toll of a prolonged outbreak also raises the risk of Trump's ire as he seeks reelection on the strength of the economy.
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I will grade them on the strength of their argument and the evidence they muster in support of it, not the conclusions they may reach.
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"Our emphasis right now is not on profitability, our emphasis is on the strength of our offering and an expansion into other markets," he said.
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In the 2018 midterm election, Democrats retook their House majority largely on the strength of their victories is suburban seats in Pennsylvania, California and Florida.
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America's Top State for Business in 2017 gets there on the strength of the nation's fastest-growing economy, and that is fueling the job market.
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The Steelers improved to 5-5 on the strength of 93 yards rushing by Le'Veon Bell, who had every one of the Steelers 28 carries.
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Earlier this year, Harley executives said they were counting on the strength of the company's brand to avoid having to match price cuts by rivals.
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On the strength of her telegenic personality and her 48 L.P.G.A. victories, which included three majors, Lopez broadened the audience, and appetite, for women's golf.
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Conversely, the dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, rose 0.5% on the strength of U.S. retail sales data.
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The Mets lost that game to the Dodgers, 9-1, on the strength of two Chase Utley home runs, one of them a grand slam.
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The Coyotes defeated Colorado 1-0 on Monday for their second straight victory on the strength of rookie Brandon Perlini's goal and Mike Smith's 22 saves.
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The chipmaker's revenue also beat estimates, and it raised its full-year forecast on the strength of demand in the personal computer and data center markets.
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Illinois drew to within six points early in the second half, but Penn State pulled away on the strength of disciplined defense and good ball movement.
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And yet, Obama was able to win comfortably, twice, on the strength of his commanding share of the votes of Black, Hispanic, and Asian-American women.
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Rachel, Alexis, Astrid, and Astrid's profoundly inadequately supportive sports bra advance to the final round on the strength of both their athleticism and chemistry with Nick.
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The creature responds (or doesn't), based on the strength of your relationship — which is directly, if not always clearly, tied to how much you've fed it.
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"Investors are counting on the strength of consumer spending," said Rick Meckler, partner at Cherry Lane Investments, a family investment office in New Vernon, New Jersey.
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Instead, the show has taken a lighter, deeper, and more satisfying approach that relies entirely on the strength of its character's trusted and well-tested relationships.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq rose on the strength of Microsoft and PayPal shares, while a decline in 3M shares weighed down the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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In interviews, several Democratic lawmakers said they are looking to Powell for guidance on the strength of the job market and the direction of the economy.
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We'll get a read on the strength of the U.S. services sector when The Institute for Supply Management's nonmanufacturing economic reading is released at 10 a.
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Shares of Johnson & Johnson are trading near an all-time high, largely on the strength of J&J's pharmaceutical business, the largest of its three segments.
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Magazine ad revenue is forecast to see only minimal growth through 2019 on the strength of digital sales after five years of decline, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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J.P. Morgan Chase and Bank of America posted record profits on the strength of their consumer-banking operations, while Wells Fargo and Citigroup posted mixed results.
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Unless, that is, they're making their case solely on the strength of the guitars in "Seek and Destroy," in which case, okay, fine, that makes sense.
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Baltimore has won five of its last six and received strong pitching performances in the last two contests after surviving on the strength of its offense.
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Rolling Stone proclaimed him artist of the year in 1982, and on the strength of 1999's three Top 10 hits, he was launched toward stardom.
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"He got ahold of our demo and, on the strength of that, asked us to come support him," said Stefan Olsdal, 41, the group's guitarist-bassist.
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He has kept power not just on the strength of his record but also by seeking political advantage at the cost of eroding Israel's democratic norms.
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Blackberry already trades on the strength of its software's security, so you'd think that a special $2,000 ultra-encrypted Berry would be a guarantee of privacy.
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The Gamecocks (173-11) had reached their first Final Four as a No. 7 seed on the strength of Thornwell's scoring and their havoc-creating defense.
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But the rich history of parties both in and outside the United States tells us that successful democratic outcomes are dependent on the strength of parties.
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Its only real competitor is Domino's, which has rallied its way to a 24 percent market share on the strength of its ordering technology and efficiency.
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States will receive funds based on the severity of the epidemic and on the strength of their strategy to respond to it, the White House stated.
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Stanford built its one-point halftime lead on the strength of Davis' 3-pointer and two free throws in the final minute of the first period.
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Whether it can extend gains depends on the strength of domestic demand, which has been a soft spot in the world's third largest economy, they say.
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On the strength of that album, and its number one single, "Sweet Child O' Mine," Guns N' Roses turned into the biggest band in the world.
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Midwestern cities thrived on the strength of immigrant labor; the stockyards in Kansas City grew into the second largest livestock exchange and meatpacking district in America.
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The dollar is the only monetary instrument that can deliver these services on the strength of the U.S. economy and a dollar-based global financial infrastructure.
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Miami shot 35.3 percent in the first half but finished at 43.5 on the strength of an 18-for-35 (51.4 percent) in the second half.
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Wyatt's the man, at least for now, and he's going to rise and fall on the strength of his feud with Orton in the coming months.
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The security of our communications depends not only on the strength of encryption, but also the security of other systems used to provide those encrypted services.
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But then, on the strength of a photograph, she decides that someone else is the man she really loves — whom she once saw in a dream.
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Duque made it to Congress on the strength of Uribe's closed-list ticket: you vote for all the candidates, or you vote for none of them.
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Heavily based around domestic players plucked from Club Universidad de Chile, Chile qualified on the strength of the partnership of strikers Iván Zamorano and Marcelo Salas.
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Valeant soared 27.8 percent to C$18.93 after it reported a forecast-beating quarterly profit on the strength of its Bausch and Lomb eye-care business.
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Clinton is up by more than 25 points in recent polls, running up her margins on the strength of huge leads among black and Hispanic voters.
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Valeant soared 252 percent to C$21 after it reported a forecast-beating quarterly profit on the strength of its Bausch and Lomb eye-care business.
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Across all samples, we found that we could predict—albeit modestly—a person's creative ability based on the strength of their connections in this same network.
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The Blackhawks won three Cups largely on the strength of back-diving deals to Hossa and Duncan Keith, and they were supposed to pay a price.
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Malwarebytes adds that the time it takes to unlock a device varies depending on the strength of the user's passcode: it may be hours or days.
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After a disastrous short program, he sat in 17th place, then vaulted into fifth on the strength of his go-for-broke, quad-fueled free skate.
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Mr. Reid defied the polls and won re-election on the strength of very high Latino turnout — and no signs of a white working-class backlash.
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When popular interest in bolero surged again in the 1990s on the strength of singers like Luis Miguel, Mr. Gatica was seen as an elder statesman.
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On the strength of that confession and almost nothing else, Mr. Dassey was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for raping and murdering Ms. Halbach.
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But Buttigieg burst out of obscurity on the strength of his charisma and sharp, viral answers to media questions in the opening months of the campaign.
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Andre Iguodala was the final's most valuable player two years ago on the strength of his ability to hold his ground against James on the post.
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Just as at the first trial, the defense did not call any witnesses, relying instead on the strength of its cross-examination of the prosecution's witnesses.
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BP – BP profit came in better-than-expected at $2.8 billion, quadrupling its year-ago results, on the strength of higher oil prices and increased output.
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But the Jayhawks (31-8) and the Wildcats survived the gantlet to reach the Final Four on the strength of their senior leadership and guard play.
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It actually started as a food truck in 2012 and, on the strength of its hamburger game, quickly grew into a small and beloved local chain.
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G.M. had lured Mr. de Nysschen — the rare company outsider to lead a G.M. division — on the strength of a successful stint atop Audi of America.
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On the strength of these developments, Obama, Clinton, Mitt Romney, the Republican National Committee, and a series of PACs raised and spent billions on presidential elections.
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Later on Friday, investors will be watching the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report for January, for the latest clues on the strength of the U.S. labour market.
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This week, analysts at prominent North Korea monitor 38 North estimated the yield of the test was 250 kilotons, based on the strength of seismic activity.
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The No. 21973 Wolverines edged No. 27 Oklahoma State, 210-643, in the Midwest Region, on the strength of that great equalizer: the 264-point shot.
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"Increased porosity has direct bearing on the strength of the material, but we have yet to measure the strength of the space-formed material," said Radlinska.
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UCLA made a late push on the strength of 3-pointers from Wilkes and Jaylen Hands, getting as close as 77-73 with 39 seconds remaining.
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The search warrants were signed in 2013 by Justice Melissa C. Jackson on the strength of a 96-page affidavit that has never been made public.
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Despite the lack of action, however, the judges sided unanimously with Latifi—probably on the strength of the 3 takedowns he landed in the bout's second half.
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Silicon Valley has enough talent assembled in front of and behind the camera that it could have pretty much just coasted on the strength of its premise.
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The Rockets fashioned an early blitz even without Harden, dashing to a 240-28 lead on the strength of four 21-pointers and the Mavericks' woeful shooting.
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The problem is that Stone is trying to build her entire persona on the strength of her PowerPoint story, and a single anecdote cannot bear that weight.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump was storming toward the Republican presidential nomination on the strength of his call to build a massive wall on the southern border with Mexico.
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About nine-tenths of the world's vanadium is used to harden steel; China has tightened standards on the strength of rebar to make buildings more earthquake-proof.
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Stylistically shot, borrowing many tropes from Hollywood Westerns and the Anurag Kashyap school of film-making, "Babumoshai Bandookbaaz" powers through on the strength of its leading man.
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Heading into today's tech hearings, conventional wisdom held that Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg would sail through on the strength of her poise and command of the facts.
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Scotland's RHA is one of those charming boutique companies that operates on the strength of word-of-mouth recommendations and the occasional placement on Apple store shelves.
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But continued economic uncertainty around Brexit has weighed on the strength of the British pound, sending the British cities of London and Manchester sharply down the rankings.
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With a population that's close to reaching more than 9 billion humans on the planet, much of our survival may depend on the strength of gene editing.
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While it took a while for Instagram to establish its dominance, it did so on the strength of its simplicity and the filters it became synonymous with.
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And, to be fair, that's not far off — the company has collected 150 million monthly active users on the strength of the content it's known best for.
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Pandora Media (P) beat estimates on both the top and bottom lines for its latest quarter, on the strength of a 49 percent jump in subscription revenue.
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Here was a black man who'd "made it" -- surpassing the hurdles of institutional racism to earn fame and fortune on the strength of his talent and skill.
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The Canadian economy grew at an annualized rate of 1.7 percent in the third quarter on the strength of household final consumption expenditure, official government data showed.
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Google's stock was up over 5 percent in after hours trading on the strength of its earnings report, hitting an all-time high of $810 a share.
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Apple has been the United States', and the world's, most valuable company — a title now contested by Google parent Alphabet — primarily on the strength of the iPhone.
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"The important thing is that HP has gone from ugly duckling to beautiful swan on the strength of what may be a chimerical takeover bid," Cramer said.
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Some see higher rates as a vote of confidence on the strength of the economy, with the government set to report on first-quarter GDP this Friday.
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Toyota Motor (TM) reported a 22 percent jump in vehicle shipments to the U.S. from Japan in April, largely on the strength of the popular Rav4 SUV.
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Toyota Motor – Toyota reported a 22 percent jump in vehicle shipments to the U.S. from Japan in April, largely on the strength of the popular Rav4 SUV.
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Household spending slumped in April and service-sector activity slowed in May, casting doubt on the strength of consumption - which makes up 60 percent of the economy.
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Warren has seen her stock rise in the Democratic presidential primary in part on the strength of a string of plans she has presented on public policy.
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The chip maker's revenue also beat estimates, and it raised its full year forecast on the strength of demand in the personal computer and data center markets.
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Milwaukee took control early, surging to a 15-6 lead on the strength of five straight points from Bledsoe and a 27-foot 3-pointer from Middleton.
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Drake's fourth studio album has been topping the Billboard 200 chart on the strength of streaming activity on platforms such as Spotify and Apple Inc's Apple Music.
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WASHINGTON — Joe Biden came out of the gate hot on Tuesday's primary night, fortifying his national lead on the strength of his support from the black community.
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Italy's interior minister, Matteo Salvini, who is also the leader of the increasingly popular League party, rose to power on the strength of his opposition to migration.
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Consider Arthur Jafa, the American filmmaker who won the Golden Lion this year on the strength of his 50-minute "The White Album," shown in the Giardini.
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Steve Russell won by more than 20 points in 2016, Democrat Kendra Horn eked out a surprise victory on the strength of her support in Oklahoma City.
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The Broncos outgained the Cowboys, 1003 to 211, largely on the strength of third downs — Denver converted 246 of 219 attempts while Dallas was 213 of 2137.
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He gigged all over the city—including at Harlem's legendary Apollo Theater—and beyond, touring Black clubs across the country on the strength of that one single.
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The Hornets took their first lead of the game, 49-47, with 2:46 left in the half on the strength of two straight Graham three-pointers.
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Joe Biden won South Carolina, which was expected, but in an unexpectedly decisive fashion on the strength of Southern black voters and more moderate Southern white voters.
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Instead, they have focused on the strength of the United States economy, driven by banner corporate profits and President Trump's push to lower taxes and reduce regulation.
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There's not much Trump can do about that, but it's a problem for him considering how much political capital he's staked on the strength of the Dow.
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And, as a great military strategist, he has insisted, like Israel, on the strength of Rwanda's defense forces so that no one can slaughter his people again.
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On the strength of one of that record's successors, "(My Friends Are Gonna Be) Strangers," written by Liz Anderson, Mr. Haggard moved to Capitol Records in 1965.
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The tech entrepreneur has managed to outraise and outlast governors, senators and House members on the strength of his personality, viral momentum, grassroots enthusiasm and guerrilla marketing.
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But this story offers a graceful window into tales told in a Central Asian village where fortunes rise and fall on the strength of the walnut harvest.
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But the biggest focus probably should be on the strength of the U.S. economy, which has proven to be I think much stronger than most people realize.
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"I'm hoping [Dubois] might end up a mandatory challenger in one, if not at least two of the [boxing] organizations on the strength of his winning record."
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The party won control of the House in 2018 largely on the strength of their support among those voters, flipping a number of seats in battleground districts.
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Last fall, Tinder's parent company the Match Group went public, in part on the strength of Tinder's status as the most popular dating app on the planet.
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Seattle built a 17-0 halftime lead on the strength of its defense, which forced a Carr fumble on a Frank Clark sack on Oakland's second offensive possession.
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A Greek court is scheduled to hear a Maltese extradition request on April 12 for Efimova on the strength of an arrest warrant for alleged misappropriation of funds.
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By his early 50s, on the strength of a few slim volumes of formal, densely compacted verse, Hill was acclaimed by many as the greatest living English poet.
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Mr. Journe solidified his reputation as a hotshot young watchmaker on the strength of his company's second production model, the Chronomètre à Résonance, which he presented in 2000.
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We'll get a first reading on the strength of the labor market in January on Wednesday when private payroll data from ADP comes out at 8:15 a.m.
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If you're selling your movie on the strength of being full of really "woke" jokes, or empowered women characters, that's sometimes a signal that it's actually really lame.
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An independent specialist assessed the company submissions on the strength of anti-trafficking policies already in place as well as their ability to identify and respond to problems.
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George W. Bush narrowly won Nevada in 3 and 229 on the strength of his ground game and his unique appeal to the burgeoning population of Latino voters.
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On the strength of that promise made to the Lord, who now controlled each step of his life, he set out to preach the Gospel in every land.
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Giving investors more choice over where to put their cash, and forcing states to borrow on the strength of their own balance-sheets, would cause some fiscal tightening.
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And on the strength of that, I had, you know, as recently as September and December thought that maybe a couple of rate hikes were in our future.
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Canaccord Genuity recently upgraded shares of Transocean to hold based on the strength of its balance sheet relative to its competitors and the decline in its share price.
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"The momentum generated last year continued into the first half, consolidating AstraZeneca's return to growth based on the strength of our new medicines," Soirot said in a statement.
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The weather impacts also depend critically on the strength of the El Niño, in other words how much warmer the Pacific becomes compared with the long-term average.
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The central bank last week raised interest rates for the first time in nearly seven years and said further hikes would depend on the strength of the economy.
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The Boston Red Sox breezed past the Baltimore Orioles into second place in the American League East on the strength of eight wins in the last 10 games.
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Data: General Administration of Customs Why it matters: Last month's trade deficit was mostly on the strength of surging spending imports related to China's Lunar New Year Holiday.
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Despite its many flaws, the "top two" primary system has the advantage of providing real data on the strength of the parties just five months before the election.
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Kimora says she's proud of Aoki for getting accepted to Harvard on the strength of her own merit ... and not because she was on a bogus rowing team.
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A cadre of notable Beltway neoconservatives and foreign policy hawks have announced they will vote for Clinton over Trump, presumably on the strength of her interventionist street cred.
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Place the bowl in the microwave and heat until the syrup turns a golden amber color, 4 to 5 minutes, depending on the strength of your microwave. 5.
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Stadia uses its own social features and friends lists, so Destiny 2 (and any online game like it) will live or die on the strength of that community.
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Trump has staked his re-election bid in part on the strength of the U.S. economy and revamping U.S. trade relations with China, Europe, Japan, Mexico and Canada.
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Now he will move to Casa de Nariño, on the strength of Uribe's coalition opposing the government's ongoing peace process with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
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It has now opened at No. 25 on Billboard's chart, with the distinction of being the first release to reach the top primarily on the strength of streaming.
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The FBI chief is in his fourth year of a 10-year term, after having been confirmed on the strength of his reputation as an independent truth-teller.
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This year, Donald Trump and congressional Republicans are banking on the strength of the U.S. economy to defy the history of big midterm losses for the president's party.
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It was on the strength of Keillor's audience that Bill Kling, the former president of Minnesota Public Radio, started National Public Radio's first big competitor, American Public Radio.
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They're doing so largely on the strength of Semyon Varlamov, who's been looking better as the season wears on, and an uncanny ability to rally from bad starts.
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On the strength of that new music—with "Load Em" as just the latest in a string of excellent and diverse new songs—let's hope that changes soon.
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And in the case of estrangement forums we choose who we turn to for help, not the basis of blood ties, but on the strength of shared experience.
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Total, meanwhile, saw an even sharper rise — the France-based multinational giant's Q2 profits jumped 44% to $3.6 billion on the strength of higher prices and higher output.
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Shares of Apple stock have rise more than 3% in after-hours trading, after the company announced record revenue on the strength of sales of the iPhone 7.
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The three murder suspects were arrested on the strength of mobile phone records, that allegedly tied them to watching the journalist's home and detonating the bomb, police say.
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Mr. Obama won the state in 2008 in large part on the strength of extensive turnout by African-American voters, young people and women who cast ballots early.
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On the strength of his empathetic, probing interviews, he developed a loyal audience, helped popularize podcasts and played a critical role in the birth of the comedy boom.
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" She continued, "In these 18 years I learned what it means to lead, and that leadership depends more on inner strength than on the strength of your voice.
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Some polls put Bernie Sanders up by a fair amount in the state, on the strength of his popularity with Latino voters, and younger voters of all races.
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That is partly a recognition, Texas Republicans said, that Democrats won a huge number of red districts across the country in 2628 on the strength of women candidates.
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But it eventually found him guilty of bribery charges, mostly on the strength of the testimony of Todd R. Howe, a disgraced former lobbyist and veteran Albany insider.
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Clinton was inaugurated as governor on July 1, 1817, three days before the groundbreaking, after having been elected largely on the strength of his commitment to the canal.
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After all, Valve launched the non-VR version of Steam on the strength of Half-Life 2, back when the idea of a ubiquitous digital storefront seemed strange.
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The Charts The North Carolina rapper's "Kirk" debuted at No. 22001 on the strength of streaming, and a 24th-anniversary reissue of "Abbey Road" was a big seller.
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The rapper J. Cole, a North Carolina native, has risen to hip-hop's highest ranks on the strength of his winning Everyman persona and his frequently incisive lyrics.
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We'll get a first reading on the strength of the labor market on Wednesday with private payroll data from ADP for September coming out at 103:15 a.m.
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We'll get a first reading on the strength of the labor market on Wednesday with private payroll data from ADP for December coming out at 123:212 a.m.
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Young people helped elevate Moon Jae-in to the presidency, partly on the strength of his promise to tackle youth unemployment, and have seen little progress to date.
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Our revenues on Mac were up 7% on the strength of the announcements we made at the development conference versus the global PC unit market shrank by 13%.
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The Trump administration hung Comey's firing on the strength of a six-page letter from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein that detailed how Comey had mishandled that investigation.
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The Magic led 39-36 in the fifth minute of the second quarter before exploding into an 18-point lead on the strength of a 19-4 burst.
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Big-box rival Walmart last week reported better-than-expected earnings and raised its profit outlook for the full year, building on the strength of its grocery business.
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Kansas State outshot the Rattlers 25 percent to 27 percent on the strength of a 222 percent performance (212 of 29) from the floor in the second half.
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"We are currently reviewing the strategy to ensure that we can continue to build on the strength of our brand and distribution platform," AA said in a statement.
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On the strength of his performance against former world number one Djokovic, a six-times champion at Melbourne Park, South Korean tennis could be set for the stratosphere.
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Ms. Walsh-Shields, 35, had worked her way up through the political ranks on the strength of her fund-raising abilities and knowledge of the party's internal workings.
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As any fan of Black Mirror knows, Brooker loves an ironic ending, but the ones that succeed tend to succeed on the strength of their corresponding episode's characterizations.
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In the West, however, a growing number of universities are admitting Chinese students on the strength of gaokao scores, rather than results from internationally recognised entrance exams (see article).
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A college degree is still a prerequisite for many jobs, but employers often do not trust it enough to hire workers just on the strength of that, without experience.
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Market participants are now awaiting the U.S. non-farm payrolls report, due later in the session, for cues on the strength of the labour market and the U.S. economy.
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For the last few election cycles, Democrats have talked up the possibility of turning Georgia blue on the strength of demographic changes and, this year, an unpopular Republican president.
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"I can see this platform succeeding purely on the strength of HBO, and who knows how AT&T will use their wireless network to promote the service," Cramer said.
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Future success on Wall Street looks to be favoring the opening up of platforms where firms compete on the strength of the user experience, execution quality or intellectual property.
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Amamiya said that in guiding policy, the BOJ will look through temporary factors that sway inflation and focus on the strength of the economy and companies' price-setting behavior.
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British online gaming company 888 Holdings rose 1.6 percent after posting a 9 percent rise in first-half revenue on the strength of its casino and sports betting business.
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But despite those challenges, Auburn took a 240-210 lead on the strength of its bench, which scored nine of the Tigers' first 220 points, and its sticky defense.
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UPS CEO David Abney told analysts on a conference call his optimism for 21.45 was growing on the strength of global trade, U.S. consumer spending, and proposed tax cuts.
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Amamiya said that in guiding policy, the BOJ will look through temporary factors that sway inflation and focus on the strength of the economy and companies' price-setting behaviour.
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The U.S. dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Thursday after U.S. manufacturing activity unexpectedly declined in August, casting new doubts on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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She breaks even among white women, a group Obama lost by 23.46 percentage points in 2012, on the strength of her double-digit advantage among those with college educations.
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It shows you just how resilient human beings can be and how much we rely on the strength of our friends and family to get us through tough times.
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As to the Pixel, I still favor it on the strength of its unique camera and clean Android experience, but the P20 Pro beats it on every other criterion.
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The e-commerce titan will rise on the strength of continued revenue growth and margin expansion in its rapidly growing Web Services business, the LMM chief investment officer said.
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OnePlus has traditionally launched its phones in June, but on the strength of its pre-launch notch discussions, we can probably expect the OnePlus 6 much sooner than usual.
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Earlier on Tuesday, WestJet beat quarterly profit estimates on the strength of higher fares, but also predicted flattish revenues and higher costs for the last three months of 2018.
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"Many [middle school] students judge an argument based on its alignment with their own views rather than on the strength of the evidence it presents," the study's authors wrote.
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Samsung was, for a long time, just a follower — but on the strength of its latest phones, it can rightly claim the position of now being a design leader.
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Minnesota owns a two-game lead in the NFC North on the strength of a winning stretch that reached five games with last week's 38-30 triumph over Washington.
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PC graphics cards live and die on the strength of their benchmark performance, and the smallest advantage in those tests can sway customers to choose one brand over another.
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For as beautiful as the Pro Stand is, it still feels like Apple is once again dramatically overcharging for something basic based on the strength of their brand name.
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All in the Family, for instance, mostly survives on the strength of its character relationships, not because the Bunker family's battles with inflation still feel relevant 40 years later.
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Baidu – Baidu beat forecasts on both the top and bottom lines with its latest earnings, on the strength of stronger advertising sales for the China-based internet search giant.
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And on the strength of that success, Monsanto and DuPont Pioneer have grown into global seed giants, now controlling 45 percent of all the seed sold in the world.
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He grew even more bullish after Deutche Bank released a research note on Thursday labeling Alphabet a "buy" on the strength of Google Cloud, YouTube and its search business.
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"He has succeeded on the strength of his personality, so having a regional balance, as frequently happens, is not as important as perhaps having a personality balance," she said.
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The active duty 388th FW and Air Force Reserve 419th FW fly and maintain the jet in a Total Force partnership, which capitalizes on the strength of both components.
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Democracy has faced headwinds in recent years, with leaders in the US, Russia, Turkey, Poland, the Philippines and elsewhere rising to power on the strength of raw populist messages.
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"He has succeeded on the strength of his personality, so having a regional balance, as frequently happens, is not as important as perhaps having a personality balance," Lummis said.
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Baidu (BIDU) beat forecasts on both the top and bottom lines with its latest earnings, on the strength of stronger advertising sales for the China-based internet search giant.
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The Wildcats took an early lead and then mauled Miami in the second half on the strength of 62.7 percent shooting, including 10 of 103 from 3-point range.
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December's disappointing employment gain of 148,000 was well below expectations and inconsistent with every other statistic on the strength of the job market and broader economy during the month.
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The fight over the courts stretches back three years, when the Law and Justice party swept into power, partly on the strength of a promise to overhaul the courts.
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Incumbents who made the deficit a central issue of their first campaigns in 2010 now focus on the strength of the stock market, which has struggled in recent days.
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Nor will it tip the FDA in deciding whether or not psilocybin, on the strength of that research, should become a prescription drug, legal and available to the masses.
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Meanwhile, defendants convicted on the strength of dubious forensic testimony languish in prison, while those who have won their freedom, like Rea, try to put their lives back together.
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Giffords Law Center, which grades states based on the strength of their gun laws, gives Illinois a B+ and says it has the eighth-strongest laws in the country.
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A Monmouth University poll this week shows Democrats more excited than Republicans about the race, suggesting that Ms. Sherrill could win on the strength of newly energized resistance groups.
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Net fee and commission income grew 11.7% in the first-half to 88.5 billion yuan from 79.3 billion yuan on the strength of the bank's card business, it said.
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Basketball (and Other Things), like the book that came before it, became a New York Times best seller on the strength of both its topic and Serrano's Twitter presence.
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Mike Sniper, the founder of Captured Tracks, who signed Mr. DeMarco solely on the strength of songs uploaded to Bandcamp, marveled at the multiple facets of the singer's career.
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Just as at the first trial, the defense did not call any witnesses, relying on the strength of its cross-examination of the prosecution's witnesses to make its case.
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But it did provide more details on the strength of its newer wearables product line as well its Services category, which includes Apple Pay, Apple Care and Apple Music.
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He later moved to Vienna, hoping to study painting, but was admitted to the sculpture department instead, on the strength of his submission: a university courtyard filled with earth.
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They settled for a 36-30 lead at halftime on the strength of 50 percent shooting, 11 points from Holyfield, and just three turnovers over the first 20 minutes.
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Jobs data for August on Friday is this week's major economic focus and will be evaluated for further indications on the strength of the labor markets and wage pressures.
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He started the season superbly, earning an All-Star berth on the strength of what he did with the San Diego Padres — an incredible 0.31 ERA and 17 saves.
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The company's stock surged 7 percent Wednesday, a day after the report, as Wall Street analysts focused in on the strength of EA's microtransaction business in its sports games.
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And the K-pop fandom as a whole deserves massive amounts of credit for mainstreaming an entire genre over the decade, based heavily on the strength of their love.
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Yet Presbyterian trimmed the deficit to 51-219 on the strength of a 213-23 run that Michael Isler punctuated with a slam dunk with 213:26 to play.
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The dollar fell to a three-year low last week as President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin offered seemingly conflicting views on the strength of the currency.
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Mueller, 54, was brought in as the airline's CEO in May 2015 on the strength of his experience turning around Ireland's Aer Lingus, Belgium's Sabena, and Germany's Lufthansa (LHAG.DE).
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The Nashville Predators have been having fun while climbing back into contention in the Central Division on the strength of a 7-1-1 surge into the All-Star break.
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Adobe has built a strong company primarily on the strength of its Creative Cloud, but it has been trying to generate more revenue on the marketing side of the business.
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Though Marin was able to threaten with submissions on several occasions, Northcutt ultimately got the win he needed, scoring a decision on the strength of his success on the feet.
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TOKYO, May 31 (Reuters) - Japan's industrial output rose 0.3 percent in April from the previous month, government data showed on Thursday, casting some doubt on the strength of corporate activity.
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"Rates were up last week as markets assessed that the Fed might increase rates sooner than expected on the strength of a recent pick-up in inflation readings," Kan said.
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His candidacy has gained steam on the strength of his unlimited checkbook and the weakness of his Democratic opponents, none of whom look poised to run away with the nomination.
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In recent years, Georgia has become a state perpetually on the verge of theoretically turning blue on the strength of the state's influx of affluent, diverse, and college-educated voters.
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He got into RADA on the strength of his ability to draw crowds of admiring girls between rehearsals, but spent his formative years escaping more male propositioners than female ones.
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O/U: 53.5 ABOUT THE CHARGERS (2-4): Despite numerous injuries, San Diego has the league's No. 343 scoring offense largely on the strength of Rivers and the passing game.
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Tesla Motors on Wednesday posted quarterly results that met Wall Street's expectations and gave a bullish outlook for vehicle production on the strength of demand for its upcoming Model 3.
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Founded in 1985, Ghibli rose to worldwide fame on the strength of Miyazaki, considered Japan's most legendary animation artist, and his '80s and '90s films like Totoro and Princess Mononoke.
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Waiting in the wings are companies like Brazil's NuBank, which reached a $4 billion valuation last year on the strength of a significant investment from the Chinese technology giant, Tencent.
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However, there is potential for the company to fall short depending on the strength of the broader economy and consumer confidence trends, said Neil Saunders, CEO of Conlumino research firm.
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I still need to play a lot more Mario Odyssey, so, the game is making my list on the strength of the ten or so hours I've had with it.
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The announcement marks a sharp reversal for Australia's second-largest airline, which posted its best half-year profit in a decade in February on the strength of that domestic business.
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But it rattled Israeli nerves ahead of an April 9 election in which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking a fifth term on the strength of his national security credentials.
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Rubio's allies had set their mark on Christie in early January just as he seemed to be rising in the polls on the strength of his many town halls here.
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In 2011, on the strength of the previous generations of the Elantra - which dates back to 1990 - and the larger Sonata sedan, Hyundai's U.S. market share peaked at 20103 percent.
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There's a chance that Accompany, spending so long in development, may have missed the boat — and it's going to depend on the strength of its algorithms to justify its existence.
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U.S. jobs data for August on Friday is this week's major economic focus and will be evaluated for further indications on the strength of the labor market and wage pressures.
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Analysts at Credit Suisse thought the SNB could raise rates early in 2019, based on the strength of the Swiss economy, which they forecast to grow 2.2 percent this year.
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Though she won the popular vote, Obama bested her by claiming more nominating delegates to the Democratic National Convention, largely on the strength of his performance in Nevada's rural counties.
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The exact impact depends critically on the strength of the El Nino phase and its interaction with nearer atmospheric and oceanic circulations, which remain impossible to predict this far out.
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"The recovery (in the yen) is not on the strength of the Japanese economy, it's more about safe-haven flows," said Alfonso Esparza, senior currency analyst at OANDA in Toronto.
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Following a massively successful European tour on the strength of their 2008 Burn demo and 2009 EP, The Cult of Disease, Kutzbach then relocated to the doom mecca of Sweden.
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He rose to national prominence on the strength of his compelling made-for-YouTube town hall performances, combining his tough-guy takedowns of political opponents—those greedy public school teachers!
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Increasingly, chronic pain patients like Rellick who take high doses of opioids daily are confronting new restrictions on the strength of opioids or length of prescriptions that doctors can give.
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Juncker has proposed some options, playing on the strength of the euro and the European Investment Bank, which has the power to coordinate euro-denominated credit lines from European governments.
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The central bank also said that growth appears to be fundamentally intact on the strength of domestic demand, including robust construction and services growth, which continue to fuel job creation.
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Clinton appears poised to replicate her massive weekend victory in South Carolina, delivered on the strength of her overwhelming support from African-American voters, in several Southern states on Tuesday.
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Oil prices steadied somewhat after falling more than 2.5 percent on Monday to its lowest in about three weeks on the strength of the dollar and reduced refining in China.
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The movie frankly feels like three stories in one -- without fully servicing any of them -- but skates by, barely, on the strength of Lopez's charm and some amusing supporting players.
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The video game maker's revenue also topped forecasts on the strength of sales for its "Call of Duty" game, however Activision issued weaker-than-expected guidance for the current quarter.
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The boys accused of assaulting Ms. Meili — Kharey Wise, Antron McCray, Kevin Richardson, Yusef Salaam and Raymond Santana, Jr. — were convicted on the strength of contradictory confessions coerced under duress.
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The fact that President Trump won the election on the strength of just 85033,000 votes spread across three key swing states shows how important it is to address the issue.
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The Toronto Blue Jays are taking aim at the top spot in the American League East and have won five of six on the strength of their solid starting pitching.
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Why it matters: The U.S.-based multinational behemoth is the latest major oil-and-gas producer to report higher profits this week on the strength of the oil price recovery.
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In the 2018 midterms, Democrats swept into power in the House on the strength of overwhelming support not just from black voters, but from suburban white women voters as well.
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The Honeycrisp, for example, has soared in popularity, largely on the strength of its crispness and sweetness, since it was developed at the University of Minnesota and released in 1991.
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He converted on 5 of 183 break points while facing not one on the strength of a steady first serve he landed in the box at a startling 80 percent.
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Mr. Volpe recalled that while he ran the Met — from 1990 until 2006 — it wasn't unusual for full subscription series to sell out on the strength of Mr. Domingo's presence.
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He grew up in Bethesda, Md., and while he was still in high school, he did his first published work on the strength of metals that had been made porous.
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A millennial, gay, Afghanistan War vet, Rhodes scholar and mayor from the middle of the country, he made himself an unlikely player on the strength of impressive, voluminous media performances.
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JPMorgan Chase said the smallest of the five, IPG, could be more resilient on the strength of its data business, Acxiom, and healthcare clients, which provide 27% of its revenue.
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Since then, Mr. Bloomberg has climbed into the high single digits in national polls, largely on the strength of an onslaught of campaign commercials with no precedent in Democratic politics.
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They're up on the Penguins on the strength of Ovechkin's offense and the goaltending of Holtby, who kept them in the game for long stretches when the Penguins were pressing.
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One of them, Rachel Alexandra, was a filly and not eligible for the award but, on the strength of a brilliant campaign, was named Horse of the Year in 2009.
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The bank exceeded Dimon's guidance on the strength of its bond trading desks: The bank posted $3.56 billion in fixed income trading revenue, beating estimates by more than $300 million.
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Whether the victors seek compromise or common ground in the context of unified government, however, will depend not only on their humility, but also on the strength of their coalition.
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Foreign buyers are mainly focused on the luxury market, with the decision to invest "most often based on the strength of major international currencies against the rand," Mr. Geffen said.
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"It seems that Mr. Powell's personal views on the strength of the economy have been upgraded since December," said Jason Ware, chief investment officer at Albion Financial in Salt Lake City.
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Trump, after all, won the 2016 election on the strength of a combined roughly 80,000 votes in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, a margin both Sanders and Biden believe they can narrow.
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Apple said that fewer people than expected upgraded their iPhones due to the lack of carrier subsidies, cheaper battery replacements and price increases based on the strength of the U.S. dollar.
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Instead, the host Cincinnati Reds have collected a couple of low-scoring victories on the strength of their rotation and bullpen, and look to complete a sweep of Oakland on Sunday.
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Navarro's words followed recent comments by both the president and his Treasury secretary nominee, Steven Mnuchin, on the strength of the dollar in relation to other trade partners in recent weeks.
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And for the past three election cycles, Coffman has defied political gravity, in part on the strength of his relationships with his district's growing immigrant communities that might otherwise vote Democrat.
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JPMorgan's investment banking revenue jumped 8% in the third quarter on the strength of higher debt and equity underwriting fees, highlighting the bank's breadth despite fallout from the botched WeWork IPO.
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This "Despacito" explosion isn't the first time the US music industry has claimed the beginning of a new era for Latinx pop on the strength of a few individual mega-hits.
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Western hopes that Riyadh might mend ties with Doha had been raised by a comment Prince Mohammed made on the strength of Qatar's economy at an investment forum on Oct. 25.
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The drugmaker raised its 228 outlook after first-quarter sales rose 22019 percent, beating analyst estimates on the strength of newer medicines including multiple sclerosis treatment Ocrevus and cancer immunotherapy Tecentriq.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index was up 0.16% by 0800 GMT, and Frankfurt's trade-sensitive DAX outperformed other major indexes, rising 0.39% on the strength of top lender Deutsche Bank.
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Bank of America has been rallying throughout the summer, recovering from its post-Brexit lows on the strength of expectations the Fed could well raise rates in December, if not September.
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"Fletcher has fashioned an ebullient monument to pop superstar Elton John that's cliched in the telling, but gets by on the strength of his early catalog," Variety critic Peter Debruge wrote.
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ABOUT THE RAPTORS (299-15): Toronto was outshot from the floor and made one fewer 3-pointer than Orlando, but it survived once again on the strength of its foul shooting.
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Audrina: This name previously rose on the strength of reality star Audrina Partridge, but was last year's fastest-falling girls' name, losing 322 places to drop out of the Top 1,000.
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But the company has found that government work — military, fire, rescue — is the real market, and is pursuing it with a vengeance on the strength of a $24 million funding round.
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Now, one of the latter — an education startup called Age of Learning — has moved into the billion dollar valuation club on the strength of one highly-grossing, popular app called ABCmouse.
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"Gold market participants appear to put more weight on the strength of the U.S. economic data and what that will mean for the Fed's rate decisions," Commerzbank analyst Daniel Briesemann said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's core machinery orders fell more than expected in April, casting doubt on the strength of companies' capital spending and adding to concerns about the country's fragile economic recovery.
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They won back the House in 2010 on the strength of a wildly ambitious agenda, after which they took the debt limit hostage and made good on very little of it.
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In 27 minutes against the Chicago Bulls, Klay scored 52 points on the strength of 14 three pointers, becoming the NBA's all-time leader for three pointers made in a game.
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PARIS, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Michelin's quarterly sales rose 3 percent on the strength of demand from vehicle manufacturers, the tyre maker said, sticking to 2017 goals amid a worsening currency situation.
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France: Relying on the strength of your personal relationship, you should expect Macron to push you on climate change like he did while in Washington, Iran sanctions waivers and trade policy.
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During the heyday, in fact, all three banks were led by executives who rose through the ranks on the strength of their expertise in peddling bonds and derivatives to global investors.
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Whether they'll eventually get status in the U.S. depends not on the strength of their case, nor the severity of the threats they flee, but on the whims of the system.
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He's gone from nowhere to the top tier largely on the strength of his fresh-faced appeal (he's 37) and strong personal story (he's a military veteran and a Rhodes scholar).
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Cowen's Chen said that the company could report better comparable sales in the future on the strength of its digital growth and strong inventory management that is keeping their line fresh.
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"In 2017 we were in a catch-up phase and now we are going beyond", said Philippe Waechter, chief economist at Natixis AM, commenting on the strength of euro zone shares.
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The 2015 version of the team won the World Series on the strength of bunched hitting and a doomsday bullpen, strategies carefully cultivated and perfectly applied, but nonetheless prone to backsliding.
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That said, the hulking American entered that bout on the strength of a fantastic four-fight streak—a run that's difficult to forget even after his lopsided defeat to Dos Santos.
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The German trade and industry association just raised the GDP growth forecast for this year to 2.3 percent, from 1.8 percent estimated last October — on the strength of German export sales.
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In 1988 a career criminal with a substance-abuse problem, Christer Pettersson, was convicted of the crime, in part on the strength of Ms. Palme's identification of him as the killer.
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The select group of artists who can still sell out concerts on the strength of their names includes Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, Joshua Bell and Renée Fleming — and Mr. Lang.
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It offers us a luminous and tender love story on the strength of the performances from Pimentel and Powell, and the videos give us a spectacularly violent landscape of gang warfare.
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The Anglicans put up an almost unassailable lead of 176 for 3 on the strength of a century — 100 runs in a single innings — from the South African batsman Chris Kennedy.
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Fiver's older brother Hazel (James McAvoy) soon emerges as the de facto leader of a group of rabbits who choose to leave their peaceful warren on the strength of Fiver's vision.
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A recent online poll of Democratic voters in the state showed her second among African-Americans, albeit well behind Mr. Biden, on the strength of her support with voters under 50.
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When it fell off the map at most of the major guilds, it essentially had to rely on the strength of the movie itself to overcome the early loss of momentum.
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Mr. Trump climbed to the White House on the strength of a voluble personality projected over mass media, waxing enthusiastic not about Scandinavian literature but about celebrity gossip and fast food.
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Biden is hoping to do well in North Carolina on the strength of his South Carolina win; black voters and more moderate, conservative Democrats play a key role in elections here.
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And she added some new, off-brand material for a candidate who rose in the polls last year on the strength of her myriad plans and reputation as a wonkish fighter.
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Mr. Bloomberg skipped all four February contests but has climbed into double digits in national polls on the strength of an enormous and sustained advertising campaign, funded from his personal fortune.
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But it will also depend on the strength of the perception, by scientists and the broader public, that meddling with NOAA is beyond the bounds of whatever constitutes acceptable political behavior.
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Even before its release, he added, some Israeli firms had encountered difficulties raising loans that required proof of legal conduct, merely on the strength of unconfirmed reports they might be included.
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Meanwhile, Black Tap has been building an empire of another sort, based not on the strength of its burger, which is considerable, but on the Willy Wonka decadence of its milkshakes.
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Several influential critics expressed concerns — which, in the cutthroat world of opera, where productions must be planned years in advance on the strength of a singer's reputation, can take a toll.
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The Horned Frogs roared to the front early in the second half on the strength of a 13-2 run over the first four minutes, keyed by seven points by Bane.
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J.P. Morgan Chase on Tuesday posted profit and record revenue that exceeded expectations on the strength of consumer banking operations that helped the bank mitigate the impact of lower interest rates.
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The Hill's Jonathan Easley reports that Yang has managed to outraise and outlast governors, senators and House members on the strength of his personality, viral momentum, grassroots enthusiasm and guerilla marketing.
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In context, the accusations that cause a person to lose his job must be evaluated by the employer, who must make a judgment call based on the strength of those allegations.
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"Focus will likely remain on the strength of Amazon's high margin business lines that are now driving robust margin expansion," Evercore analyst Anthony DiClemente wrote in a note published earlier this month.
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Taken together, the election outcomes did not alter investors' view on the strength of the euro zone economy, although the Italian results put political risks in the region back on the radar.
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In a rational world, "rousing convention speech" would be a job permanently bestowed on Barack Obama who, after all, got himself elected president largely on the strength of a rousing convention speech.
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The Fed is also expected to reduce its forecast for the economy and possibly lower its inflation outlook, while emphasizing that future policy move will depend on the strength of the economy.
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Guram Muttaya is a beneficiary of the registration drive and one of many farmers who occupy land they have been cultivating for 30 to 40 years on the strength of informal documents.
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You have to ignore the fact that, in North Carolina, the Democratic Party won the state's governorship on the strength of a movement rooted in black churches and tied to religious leadership.
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The Cougars seized the lead in the first half on the strength of their defense, holding Memphis without a field goal for more than five minutes while fashioning an 18-54.23 run.
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They finished the regular season having allowed the fewest yards in the N.F.L. on the strength of a defense that was No. 1 against the pass and No. 3 against the run.
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Buechner said the company's paints and coatings divisions will each grow at 4 percent annually on the strength of its global brands such as Dulux, one percentage point better than the market.
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They'll have to prove their worth on the strength of their noise canceling, battery endurance, and sound quality, but we'll have to wait for the final review units to judge those aspects.
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Katanga's shares, which soared last year on the strength of rising cobalt prices (see chart), have plunged on fears that Gécamines may nationalise the mine and sell it to a Chinese rival.
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The Mets have won four straight on the strength of dominant pitching and are trying to clinch their first series win at home since May 19-21 against the Los Angeles Angels.
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Independent candidate and billionaire Ross Perot mounted third-party bids in 1992 and 1996 largely on the strength of his business credentials, getting almost 20% of the vote in the first contest.
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At the same time, Marco Rubio finally grabbed his first victory by winning the Minnesota caucuses, and ran a close second to Trump in Virginia on the strength of late-deciding voters.
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In the first quarter, the Celtics crawled back from an early seven-point deficit to lead 29-26 through the end of the opening frame on the strength of strong ball movement.
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Yellen, speaking to the Economic Club of New York, noted in prepared remarks that recent readings on the strength of the U.S. economy since the beginning of the year have been mixed.
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However, Moviepilot also concluded that the volume of interest in "Batman v Superman" is so large among older males, the movie could post solid results on the strength of that demographic alone.
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Darden Restaurants — Darden said third-quarter earnings will come in at $1.18 to $1.21 per share, above estimates of $1.05 on the strength of a 6 percent boost in comparable-store sales.
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Gonzaga will face third-seeded Brigham Young in Tuesday's title game after the Cougars upset second-seeded Saint Mary's 85-72 on the strength of 33 points from sophomore forward Yoeli Childs.
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Lundgren said he envisioned opening large retail stores in China 10 years ago, but decided to take a digital-first approach on the strength of mobile and internet shopping in the country.
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The Raptors, who were playing the front end of a back-to-back, rallied within five in the second quarter on the strength of 13 points from Lowry and 583 from Ross.
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Depending on the strength of the evidence, as well as the specifics of British criminal procedure, American and British prosecutors may deem this option more likely to bring justice to the families.
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"The size of any financial arrangement would depend on Egypt's financing needs and on the strength of its economic program," IMF Mission Chief for Egypt, Chris Jarvis, told Reuters in emailed comments.
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It would be easy for Neel to claim to be an authority on class in rural America on the strength of his own upbringing, as authors such as J.D. Vance have done.
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Sunrise was born in an earlier era, and on the strength of an impressive team and good design sense, raised more than $8 million before Microsoft bought it for an undisclosed sum.
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The Financial Times estimated in August that the government could reasonably claim about $22004 billion in back royalties on Truvada, based on the strength of the patents and third-party sales estimates.
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As the fortunes of their investment and consumer banking units seesaw, banks might seem tempted to increase their the most profitable businesses and take more risks on the strength of American consumer.
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The company also received seed capital from Ben Franklin Technology Partners, who invested alongside the founders' capital based on the strength of the team while the concept was still forming a business.
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Trump is such an unnerving figure, partly because in getting this far he has already defied so many predictions, largely on the strength of his ability to command the media fun house.
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After a first half that featured 13 lead changes and 13 ties, the Thunder surged to its biggest lead of the game — 43-71 — on the strength of two third-quarter runs.
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LG Display said that while it expected 2018 capital expenditures to be slightly lower than previous guidance of 9 trillion won, investments would partly depend on the strength of the smartphone market.
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But just as At The Drive-In became the talk of punk circles on the strength of their performances, they also finally synthesized their influences into a sound that was distinctly theirs.
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Google can also lean on the strength of its machine learning capabilities to develop new ways to grow its advertising business through products like its own bots and its voice assistant tools.
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Latinos did not abandon liberal democracy because of "Operation Wetback," or Proposition 187, or because of a man who won a presidential election on the strength of his hostility toward Latino immigrants.
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The first musical to reach the Great White Way partly on the strength of an active, passionate grass-roots following — "Be More Chill," in case you're over 30 — begins previews next month.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York became the youngest woman ever elected to the House on the strength of her story, the purity of her vision and the smarts of her strategy.
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But it rattled Israeli nerves ahead of an April 9 election in which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking a fifth term on the strength of his national security and diplomatic credentials.
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Someone who gets ahead in life on the strength of individual achievements or force of personality may have some admirable qualities but almost by definition doesn't depend on coordinating a large team.
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The COVID-19 virus may progress through the body differently depending on the strength of a person's immune system, which may explain why there's such a wide variety and severity of symptoms.
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The prime minister called for the elections on the strength of polls showing her party capturing an expanded parliamentary majority, aiming to solidify her hand as she negotiates exit terms with Europe.
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N.L.' to have a variety of voices and points of view within the show, and we hired Shane on the strength of his talent as comedian and his impressive audition for 'S.
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This last stand is especially urgent for former Vice President Joe Biden, who repeated his vows to win the South Carolina primary on the strength of his connection with African American voters.
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If he keeps momentum going in the race—he entered too late to be on the ballot in South Carolina—it will be on the strength of his self-financed advertising alone.
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If the President wins re-election in 2020, it will be precisely on the strength of his having attacked and undermined basic civic systems -- the free press, the courts, the legislative branch.
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SMU, which shot just 20 percent in the first half, couldn't stop McClung, who ended the first 20 minutes with 14 points on the strength of 4-of-7 3-point shooting.
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Mr. Quinn, who had worked with Mr. Bong on four of his earlier movies, secured the North American distribution rights to "Parasite" on the strength of the script in October last year.
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But the Wii became Nintendo's biggest hit in decades, partially on the strength of games that masked exercise in customizable characters, cheery visuals, and compelling activities to a wider swath of players.
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Two years after Carrie's publication, Brian De Palma's 22010 film adaptation grossed $21989 million on a $1.8 million budget, largely on the strength of advance critical praise and word-of-mouth reviews.
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But you'd normally expect to see someone like this get a fair amount of attention as a top-tier possibility and then either rise or fall on the strength of his messaging.
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A few Top 100 players made enormous strides in 2019, led by Denmark's Bernd Wiesberger, who skyrocketed 13 spots to No. 22 on the strength of three wins in 26 worldwide events.
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The job fair in the Chinese boomtown of Shenzhen offered a white-collar future for a country that rose to economic greatness on the strength of its assembly lines, bulldozers and cranes.
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On the strength of her runner-up finish at an Australian Open tuneup tournament in Brisbane and her victory here, Kerber will move to world No. 2 when the new rankings come out.
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Clinton has raised more money than any non-incumbent Democratic presidential candidate in history in an off-year, Mr. Sanders has managed to nearly keep pace entirely on the strength of small donors.
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Well-funded non-tech Silicon Valley oddities like Soylent's nutrient mush, AllBird's knit wool loafers, Nootropix's supposed brain supplements all locked down funding on the strength of their popularity in the tech community.
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While the company almost certainly bought Lucasfilm on the strength of the Star Wars franchise alone, Lucas' company came with other properties like Willow (and Indiana Jones, which is also in the works).
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Well-judged though the missile strike was, it is astonishing that he could have conducted such a momentous policy about-turn in a matter of hours on the strength of a news report.
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He holds the film, with its epic two-hour and 36-minute running time, on the strength of his eyes – which, for a good swath of the film, are all he can move.
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In his first public speech of the year, Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe said rates could move in either direction, depending on the strength of the labor market and inflation.
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In such an environment, investors are making money, avoiding stress, and are unlikely to fall prey to silly mistakes like selling or buying stocks based on the strength of a one-day move.
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If only this part of the design was a little nicer, I'd be recommending the T20 Wireless on the strength of their rock-solid construction, stable connection, good battery life, and fast recharging.
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In a shift from the Reserve Bank of Australia's long-standing tightening bias, Governor Philip Lowe said rates could move in either direction, depending on the strength of the labor market and inflation.
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Movement conservatism thrived for decades in America on the strength of appeals to white resentment, until Trump proved the strategy could be hijacked in service of a populist and more explicitly racist agenda.
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General Motors fell 4.7 percent after the automaker said that fourth-quarter net income fell partly on the strength of the dollar against the British pound and forecast flat 2017 profit per share.
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Just because Apple can sell hundreds of thousands of $500 phones on faith, purely on the strength of the firm's design credentials, is not an indicator that Tesla or any other automaker can.
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Ted Cruz's organizational strength, his well-funded super PAC and his retail politicking carried the day as the Texas senator bested the billionaire businessman, 5% to 27%, on the strength of evangelical voters.
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ING has been winning customers, notably in Germany, on the strength of its mobile telephone banking software, and limiting its costs by building few branch offices in the countries where it is expanding.
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Fallon and Kimmel may need stunts, games, and celebrity appearances to make their ratings, but this younger class of talk shows is built to rely on the strength of the host and writers.
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In 1981, she made the list of top-ten box-office stars on the strength of the lead in Private Benjamin and went on to headline other popular comedies with infectious, giddy charm.
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Facebook bucked the trend of weak quarterly earnings from tech companies when it reported a 20153% jump in revenues, to $22015 billion, based on the strength of its advertising business on mobile phones.
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While the 33-year-old Spaniard has ended the year ranked No. 1 four times from 2008 to 2017, he did it on the strength of early-season success at the major championships.
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On the strength of his letter — and of the score of one of Ursula's compositions, which was enclosed — the Mannes School of Music, as it is now known, offered her a full scholarship.
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But the "leave" camp has a real shot at winning the vote on the strength of electoral yearnings for tighter limits on immigration — something Britain can't impose while part of the European Union.
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Still, Urban predicted Trump would be able to overcome those challenges in suburban Philadelphia to win Pennsylvania by relying again on the strength of his support in the rural parts of the state.
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And when we draw on the strength of every American, the sky is the limit for this country, and we're seeing that just now with the kind of job growth that we've seen.
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In his letter, Mattis pointedly stated that the strength of the US depends in part on the strength of its alliances around the globe, many of which have become notably frayed under Trump.
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The footwear retailer's revenue also came in above forecasts and set a record on the strength of the company's international wholesale business, as well as a 4.4 percent increase in comparable-store sales.
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The Reds opened their 3-0 lead on the strength of a two-run home run by Eugenio Suarez in the third inning and an RBI single by Billy Hamilton in the fourth.
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Facing two match points against the ninth-seed Cilic in the fourth set, the third-seeded Federer forced a tiebreak on the strength of two straight aces (and a miss hit from Cilic).
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Ryan brought the intrigue: At 277.1, he had just saved 1.373 games for the Baltimore Orioles on the strength of a 21.37 K/13.6, the second-best ratio of any reliever in baseball.
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Government critics often suggest Rousseff was re-elected simply on the strength of Lula's welfare allowance, the Bolsa Familia, which pays benefits to poor families as long as their children are in school.
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In a shift from the Reserve Bank of Australia's long-standing tightening bias, Governor Philip Lowe said rates could move in either direction, depending on the strength of the labour market and inflation.
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It was a rare bright spot for Republicans in a fund-raising picture otherwise dominated by Democrats on the strength of their breakneck small-donor fund-raising by candidates in key congressional races.
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It was clear after the Super Tuesday contests last week, when Joe Biden cruised to victory on the strength of his decisive margins among black voters in Virginia, North Carolina and other states.
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And as the Honolulu-based shamus Thomas Magnum, a journeyman actor named Tom Selleck made himself a star on the strength of a twinkling smile and a modest gift for self-deprecating humor.
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Prosecutors have wide discretion in deciding whether to pursue charges, and it is not uncommon for assistant district attorneys not to see eye-to-eye with detectives on the strength of a case.
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Rules changes since 2013 have eroded the power of the filibuster on nominations and left it strictly in the hands of the majority to push through nominees on the strength of 51 votes.
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Philipps got the show partly on the strength of her popular Instagram feed, clips from which appear in the credits, festooned with emoji and a cloud of hearts that connote Like, Like, Like.
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According to an MIT study, alcohol wipes are effective for fighting bacteria, and UV light can be effective under the right circumstances, depending on the strength of the UV and certain other factors.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Friday he thought the U.S. Federal Reserve was raising interest rates for good reasons, based on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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Paul Krugman Donald Trump won the Electoral College (though not the popular vote) on the strength of overwhelming support from working-class whites, who feel left behind by a changing economy and society.
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The Buckeyes led 251-239 at the half on the strength of making 225 of 223 from 216-point range (7.53 percent) while the Cornhuskers missed all six of their attempts from deep.
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While neither UEFA nor City have made many details of the case public, the decision of the CAS panel would offer an early indication of their view on the strength of City's appeal.
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N.L.' to have a variety of voices and points of view within the show, and we hired Shane on the strength of his talent as a comedian and his impressive audition for 'S.
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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Honduran coffee exports rose 43.6% in November on the strength of planned orders from international buyers, most filled with bags from last season's crop, national coffee institute IHCAFE reported on Monday.
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Japan's manufacturing activity grew in July at the slowest pace in eight months as export demand weakened, a private survey showed earlier this month, casting some doubt on the strength of Asian trade.
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Butler and Harris arrived via trades that the Sixers' new general manager, Elton Brand, was able to swing this season on the strength of the various trade chips Philadelphia had stockpiled under Hinkie.
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He told her they were preparing to arrest Mr. Yamaguchi on the strength of the taxi driver's testimony, the hotel security video and tests that found his DNA on one of her bras.
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While it is good to remind people that an accusation is not proof, that does not mean that the public is not supposed to reach conclusions on the strength of the available evidence.
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The incident immediately played into the campaign for an election in Israel on April 9 in which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking a fifth term on the strength of his security credentials.
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It's a matter of seeing a game and asking yourself "Why this theme?" and "Why this game?" instead of blindly accepting or ignoring it based on the strength of the mechanical design alone.
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Nobody will be going out to buy an $800 phone just on the strength of its audio, whereas many people might spend similar money for a phone with an equally impressive display or camera.
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After his death, the Ukrainian authorities were only able to identify the decomposing corpse on the strength of a piece of shrapnel that had been lodged in his body since the war, he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England Deputy Governor Minouche Shafik said the chances of a further interest rate cut by the British central bank this year would hinge on the strength of incoming economic data.
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On the Democratic side, Senator Bernie Sanders has risen steadily in the polls on the strength of his redistributive economic proposals, while voters consistently say they trust Hillary Clinton more to handle foreign policy.
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And on the strength of her putting me down with Zeal & Ardor at the end of 2016, she's got my trust when it comes to suggesting which metal I should smoke and listen to.
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His rapid ascent up the card -- on the strength of an 217-2217 record -- has him positioned as a fighter who could make the leap into pay-per-view headliner and gravely needed superstar.
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The Commerce Department's Friday report on the strength of the economy showed that gross domestic product expanded 2.5% on a fourth-quarter-over-fourth-quarter basis last year and 2.9% from the prior year.
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Only Federer's 20 and Nadal's 17 outstrip Djokovic's tally of Grand Slam trophies, but on the strength of the champion's virtuoso performance at Rod Laver Arena, they will be looking nervously over their shoulders.
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It also gives political context to President Obama's deportation relief executive action of November 2014: Democrats believe that the future of their party relies on the strength of their bond with the Hispanic electorate.
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The Band 2 made some improvements, but still lagged behind competitors like the Apple Watch and mostly relied on the strength of its Health software—exactly what will stop working after the cutoff date.
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Elon Musk's Tesla climbed from No. 210 to No. 3 on the strength of sending Tesla Roadster into space aboard a SpaceX rocket - despite fleeting success delivering cars on time on earth, Gerzema said.
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And across the South, from Texas to Virginia, she crushed him on the strength of overwhelming support from African-American and Latino voters who represent such a large portion of the modern Democratic primary.
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Cleveland, which built a six-point halftime lead largely on the strength of 10-for-20 shooting on 3-point tries, went just 1-for-12 from beyond the arc in the second half.
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The issuer agreed to upsize the deal from its initial size based on the strength of demand, and set final pricing at a yield of 9.375%, inside initial talk of mid to high 9%.
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Curry's flurry helped produce a 44-point quarter that led to a 23-23 lead after three quarters, before the Warriors edged away on the strength of two late 23-pointers by Draymond Green.
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In a shift from the Reserve Bank of Australia's long-standing tightening bias, Governor Philip Lowe said interest rates could move in either direction, depending on the strength of the labour market and inflation.
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On the strength of powerful testimonials from survivors, Demjanjuk was convicted as a war criminal in both Israel and the United States, but his guilt wasn't as clear-cut as it might have seemed.
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On the strength of his first published work of short fiction, "Report on the Barnhouse Effect," Kurt Vonnegut left his position in General Electric's public-relations department in 1951 and began writing full time.
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Navarro's words, quoted by the Financial Times, followed comments by both the president and his Treasury nominee Steven Mnuchin on the strength of the dollar in relation to other trade partners in recent weeks.
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In fact, I turned down managing a lot of teams because it did seem to me like the way I could most help, and I was really focused on the strength of the organization.
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Mr. Christie, who had just been elected governor on the strength of his record of busting dirty politicians of both parties as the state's high-profile United States attorney, was featured in the film.
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The Fed raised interest rates for the third time in six months at its June meeting on the strength of the U.S. jobs market and continued economic growth but has stood pat since then.
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The Bobcats jumped to an early 22-10 lead on the strength of their outside shooting, hitting 9 of 17 3-pointers, but Washington State bounced back behind Skaggs' 14 points and Elleby's 10.
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Knox earned a share of second at the Open de France on the strength of a closing 65, then took the Irish Open from Ryan Fox with a pair of long-distance putting gems.
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Mr. Buttigieg, 38, skyrocketed from obscurity into the top tier of a field of more than two dozen Democratic presidential candidates largely on the strength of his robust fund-raising totals early last year.
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Van Jones: Super Tuesday leaves us with a lover and a fighter -- we need both On the strength of one night in South Carolina, Joe Biden is back in the race after Super Tuesday.
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Bret: All this being said, I continue to think that Democrats are gulling themselves if they think they can retake one or both houses of Congress merely on the strength of opposition to Trump.
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Orbán, who has been in power since 2010, just won "reelection" on the strength of his pledge to fight what he describes as a foreign plot to infiltrate and destroy Hungary through mass migration.
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His grandparents, Hyman and Tillie Gold, founded the company Gold's, which grew into a national brand on the strength of its prepared horseradish, a condiment made by combining the root with vinegar and salt.
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Texas (220 delegates) Democrats dream of using Donald Trump's unpopularity to activate the nonvoters in the state and turn Texas blue on the strength of its large population of young, Latino, and black voters.
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He also raced to sweeping victories in the South on the strength of African American voters in North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas and Virginia — where there was a surge in Democratic turnout from 2016.
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The chain&aposs latest foray into early morning chicken offerings may mark its attempt to double down on the strength of its breakfast in order to stave off competition in the chicken sandwich wars.
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A decline in Chinese exports cast doubt on the strength of global trade, Koesterich said, yet U.S. stocks continue to trade with fewer price swings as measured by the popular VIX volatility index .VIX.
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We'll get data on the strength of home building in the U.S. on Monday with the the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index set to release at 43:00 a.m.
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When Barcelona defeated Juventus by 2-1 on Saturday night at MetLife Stadium, it did so in front of 82,104 fans and on the strength of two goals by Neymar, its star Brazilian forward.
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Ray Dalio, founder of investment firm Bridgewater Associates, said Tuesday that he thinks investors shouldn't miss out on the strength of the current market and that they should dump cash for a diversified portfolio.
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Martinez has won his last two starts, bagging a 9-4 decision Monday night in Miami on the strength of six solid innings on the mound and a four-RBI night at the plate.
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Supporting Marushevska is Mikheil Saakashvili, the former Georgian President who became Governor of the Odessa region last year, picked out by Poroshenko on the strength of his reforms after Georgia's Rose Revolution in 2003.
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Drawing on four decades of data, political analyst Harry Entman calculated that, based on the strength of the economy, Trump's approval rating should be at least 10 points higher than it actually has been.
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But Steyer qualified for the December debate on the strength of his poll numbers in South Carolina and Nevada, where he is spending heavily and has reached 5 percent support in four qualifying polls.
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Because on the strength of his few Divine Feminine cuts here, Miller really will stick around for a while, an odd, sexually-charged Dean Martin for a generation that never thought it needed one.
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So while he won the award because his team exceeded expectations on the strength of a wildly high PDO, it's not as though Trotz is a bad coach or the Capitals were a bad team.
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MongoDB went public last year on the strength of a business built on top of open source software, and since going public has had a very rocky start and is down 10% since going public.
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Sanders' criticism of special-interest money in politics is at the core of his campaign, even though he has outraised Clinton in recent months on the strength of a powerful online, small-dollar fundraising operation.
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The author, who was offered a White House job largely on the strength of her performance in Season 1 of "The Apprentice", is an authentically Trumpian creature who has known the president for 15 years.
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And while that's occasionally disappointing, the somewhat muted terror doesn't doom a film that's otherwise quite good: It is the rare horror film that succeeds based on the strength of its characters, not its scares.
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Over the past month, the short end of the yield curve has jumped as investors began to believe that there would three rate increases in 2017 on the strength of a faster-growing global economy.
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If Trump wins solely on the strength of his greatness—by convincing sixty-to-seventy million adoring Americans of his unique qualifications—he will become the first president since George Washington to have done so.
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And in fact, since the obstruction debate began legal experts have disagreed on the strength of the publicly known evidence — some told Vox the case was already damning, while others said it wasn't quite there.
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Initially, the company saw its smart speaker 10 percent of the market compared to Amazon's 73 percent, mostly on the strength of an initial HomePod preorder wave, Bloomberg reported, based on data from Slice Intelligence.
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Having recently acquired HTC's smartphone design team for $1.1 billion, Google will be hoping to build on the strength of its world-best Pixel camera technology by creating more appealing devices in 2018 and beyond.
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But moves were still muted as foreign exchange traders cautiously looked for their next cue on the strength of the global economy, despite world stocks racking up their longest winning streak of 2018 on Thursday.
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But moves were still muted, as foreign exchange traders cautiously looked for their next cue on the strength of the global economy, despite world stocks racking up their longest winning streak of 2018 on Thursday.
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The U.S. is expected to easily surpass 10 million barrels per day and reach record production later this year on the strength of rising output from shale plays that's now over 6 million daily barrels.
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Clinton won Nevada on the strength of Latino voters in 2008, yet faltered among black voters across the South who backed Obama by 80%, after he proved that he could win white voters in Iowa.
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LAS VEGAS — Best known for its wild powered roller skates, Acton is now entering the growing electric skateboard market and hoping to cruise to success on the strength of an iPhone-based remote control system.
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Hell, it's projecting sales growth of around 5 percent for 2016 on the strength of new contracts for its mapping technology, and on two consecutive quarters of year-over-year growth from its consumer lineup.
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Investors' immediate focus turned to the release of Purchasing Managers Indexes (PMIs) for the manufacturing and service sectors in Europe later on Thursday to provide more clues on the strength of the euro zone economy.
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Best Professional Artist is an interesting category, because No Award actually got the most votes on the first past, but because of IRV, Abigail Larson came through based on the strength of the lower preferences.
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On the strength of his ties to the Trump family, Mr. Erdogan also named Mr. Yalcindag to a new role as chairman of a state-run business group that lobbies Washington on behalf of Ankara.
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More and more, Netflix's success will depend on the strength of its proprietary library, and the streaming giant is more likely to discuss the attractiveness of its content relative to subscriber growth as a result.
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Data showed German exports fell sharply in July, shrinking the overall trade surplus for the fourth consecutive month - something not seen since 21 - and casting doubt on the strength of the euro zone's largest economy.
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California-based kayak maker Oru has built a great brand on the strength of its origami-inspired folding kayaks, and now it's launching its lightest and most portable model yet with a new Kickstarter project.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks were mixed on Wednesday, with the Nasdaq gaining on the strength of tech stocks while the S&P 500 was little changed as it marked its longest bull-market run.
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ROTTERDAM (Reuters) - Justin Bieber edged out Lady Gaga as biggest winner on Sunday at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Rotterdam, taking home three awards on the strength of support from his fans - the "Beliebers".
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And it could pop sooner than many expect, Centricus Asset Management Fund Manager Ralph Jainz said Monday, joining a long list of financial players casting doubt on the strength of the market's current bull run.
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Market participants are now waiting for the U.S. non-farm payroll report due later in the day for indications on the strength of the economy and how it would affect the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
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On the strength of a his knack for melody (and few steely collaborations with some of the greatest working Spanish-language rappers and singers), his joyously ominous take on trap sounds has become wildly popular.
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The easy answer is one like the Cubs are enjoying a league over, building an insurmountable lead on the strength of an almost flawless team and a seemingly endless supply of world-beating call-ups.
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You can reach a carrying capacity of demand with some of the tactics from above, but at scale, organic growth will propel you to the next level depending on the strength of your value proposition.
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" On the strength of the economy: "With solid household and business confidence, healthy levels of job creation, rising incomes, and fiscal stimulus arriving, there is good reason to expect that this strong performance will continue.
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Fringe candidates, meanwhile, could actually stand a chance at changing people's minds since they'd wield their influence based on the strength of their ideas and policies, not how much money they've received in campaign donations.
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The Wildcats earned their 12th straight victory in Friday's nightcap in Indianapolis, upending Northern Kentucky 79-70 on the strength of 15 points and a career-high 18 rebounds by 6-10 freshman Edrice Adebayo.
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The length of the sentence offered in a plea bargain can hinge on the strength of the prosecution's case, and a thorough evaluation of the evidence can put defense lawyers in a stronger negotiating position.
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For two fighters whose careers thrived on the strength of personality almost as much as it did on skill, losing one's head and mouth is almost as deadly as losing one's striking power or jaw.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats won control of the House in large part on the strength of their argument that Congress needs to protect people with pre-existing medical conditions and to lower the cost of health care.
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This burger is a longtime market leader, and Sweet Earth was recently acquired by Nestlé USA on the strength of it; the company is now introducing a new plant-meat contender called the Awesome Burger.
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Its revenue was up 9% to $91.8 billion, which beat its own guidance, and earnings were partially powered by iPhone revenue, which was up 8% on the strength of new iPhone models to $55.96 billion.
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The contrast indicated that Trump won't be running for reelection on a policy platform, but on the strength of his appeal to his base, a relatively strong economy, and overheated attacks on his Democratic rivals.
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While these factors are likely to weigh on Wesfarmers' credit profile over the medium-term, we believe that Wesfarmers' leverage will improve through to FY20 based on the strength of the company's Australian retail businesses.
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But Mr. Van der Bellen's victory was at least partly explained by a concerted effort to woo rural voters after narrowly winning the first round of voting in May on the strength of urban votes.
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In the United States, the supposed citadel of free market enterprise, a wealthy real estate magnate has captured the White House on the strength of his appeal as a supposed champion of blue-collar workers.
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Data showed German exports fell sharply in July, shrinking the overall trade surplus for the fourth consecutive month - something not seen since 1992 - and casting doubt on the strength of the euro zone's largest economy.
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He had financed their new vehicles, and nearly everything else, on the strength of her good credit, taking out loans he never paid back, opening credit cards in her name and draining her checking account.
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Lil B's "Gucci Gang" has mainly coasted to fame on the strength of its austere lyrics, in which Lil' B intones "Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang," over and over and over again.
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Yet Mascots coasts along on the strength of its actors (Bob Balaban, Jennifer Coolidge, and John Michael Higgins all show up) and the charm that is a mainstay of all Guest mockumentaries, regardless of quality.
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Sales in the machinery, equipment and supplies industry rose 2.3 percent, the third straight monthly increase, while the food, beverage and tobacco industry was up 1.9 percent, mainly on the strength of food sales, Statscan said.
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We gave the Pixel 2 an 8.5 score in our review, based in part on the strength of its amazing camera, and (as you'd expect from Google's own phone) its smooth and straightforward implementation of Android.
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Last year, the company reported big growth in Surface Pro sales (117%) on the strength of its Surface Pro 3 launch and last fall it rolled out both the Surface Pro 4 and innovative Surface Book.
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Sterling is at risk of losing its status as one of the best performing G10 currencies this year, partly because investors have recently started betting on the dollar rising on the strength of higher interest rates.
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The San Jose Sharks have created distance in the treacherous waters of the Pacific Division on the strength of a sterling 123-1-2 run, highlighted by a victory over the top team in the NHL.
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Esperanza Spalding makes Best New Artist history in 2011 Just getting nominated for Best New Artist—on the strength of 2010's Chamber Music Society—was already a big victory for jazz singer-bassist Esperanza Spalding.
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Stockmarkets wobbled and the dollar rose as investors interpreted Jerome Powell's remarks on the strength of the American economy to mean that the Federal Reserve is on course to raise interest rates four times this year.
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It cleared the state legislature three weeks ago, on the strength of a two-thirds super-majority the Democrats wield in both houses that allows them to pass new taxes with little or no Republican support.
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Focus has now turned to the release of Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMIs) for the manufacturing and service sectors in Europe later in the day to provide more cues on the strength of the euro zone economy.
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While Didi's deal with Uber has cast considerable doubt on the strength of that union, Gong said that he is "expecting" to engage in dialogue with those three companies as he settles into his new role.
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"The climate change impact on the strength of Harvey is unknown; climate change is expected to increase the intensity of the strongest storms, but it's not clear whether Harvey was in that category," he wrote me.
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Detective John Santiago, who swore out the complaint, charged Mr. Collins with attempted murder entirely on the strength of a security camera video that showed a man the police identified as Mr. Collins firing a weapon.
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Indicated down 7.453 pct European national consumer agencies plan joint action to seek compensation for Volkswagen drivers who bought emissions-cheating diesel cars on the strength of their green credentials, the European Commission said on Tuesday.
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Investors have now turned their attention to the U.S. non-farm payrolls report on Friday, which could provide further signals on the strength of the economy and how it would affect the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
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