It started to get less exciting but it's picking up again.
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Exports are picking up again, which strengthens the nation's robust trade surplus.
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"Frankly, I think there's fear of deflation picking up again," he said.
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Lending typically slows in China in July before picking up again in August.
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With the November 2018 midterms approaching, mass, coordinated action is picking up again.
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Fed officials may also draw some encouragement from signs that inflation is finally picking up again.
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Seems like things may be picking up again with our newest but also most easygoing client.
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Growth should ease to 2.3 percent this year before picking up again to 3.4 percent in 2017.
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He's believed to have taken a 14-year hiatus from his crimes, picking up again in 2002.
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"The winds are picking up again," a Napa resident (who wished to be unnamed) told Mashable Wednesday night.
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The winds outside were picking up again, but it was nowhere near as violent as the night before.
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The number of defectors began picking up again this year, with 749 arriving in the first six months.
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Now, they're getting spooked by signs that the pace of wage and price gains is picking up again.
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It sees growth picking up again in 2020 to 1.6 percent, slightly below its previous prediction of 1.7 percent.
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He explained that investors remain nervous on the back of slowing global growth despite Chinese growth picking up again.
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But the group sees wage growth picking up again next year, to 3.1 percent, rising faster than inflation both years.
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This month, it forecast wage growth would slow to 3.0 percent by the end of 2019 before picking up again.
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Last week the BoE said inflation was likely to fall below 2.0 percent in coming months before picking up again.
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"While we had that initial freeze in the credit market early this year, investor appetite is picking up again," he said.
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However, residents also warned that daily fighting typically stops around dawn before picking up again in the evening and at night.
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Funding began picking up again this year, but this time the focus is on more mature companies like Swiggy and Zomato.
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But the authorities also cautioned that the risk of fires picking up again was high because of strong winds and dry vegetation.
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The opposition was in disarray, and his popularity ratings were picking up again, his hawkishness apparently vindicated by North Korea's mounting belligerence.
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The monetary policy easing is likely to contribute to the economy - and thus also inflation - picking up again over the medium term.
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"Face-to-face communication is picking up again," he said, even if it requires a private jet to get to said meeting.
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The monetary policy easing is likely to contribute to the economy - and thus also inflation - picking up again over the medium term.
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The couple are believed to have first gotten together in 2012, but the love connection reportedly fizzled before picking up again this year.
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Heavy industry is picking up again in China; coal is growing quickly in India and ticked up again in China after years of decline.
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US institutional volume is picking up again after December's volatility put a hole in the M&A machine and loan pipeline for early 20183.
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"Our data suggests that U.S. inflation is actually picking up again," said Bart Wakabayashi, branch manager for State Street Bank and Trust in Tokyo.
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The report also said exports and output are "picking up", again the same assessment as last month, as demand from overseas economies remained firm.
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DekaBank analyst Andreas Scheuerle agreed, saying the signs for the final quarter were positive as global demand for German goods was picking up again.
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"Dollar demand is showing signs of picking up again, especially from oil importers and manufacturers," said David Bagambe, a trader at Diamond Trust Bank Uganda.
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After a tough first quarter, M&A activity is picking up again, said John Waldron, co-head of the investment banking division at Goldman Sachs.
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DekaBank analyst Andreas Scheuerle agreed, saying the signs for the final quarter were looking good as global demand for German goods was picking up again.
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"Consumer price inflation in China is picking up again, mostly because of a food price spike," Moody's Analytics economists said in a note on Friday.
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The latest survey showed orders picking up again in August, though the increase was modest and not as strong as the preliminary reading had suggested.
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Given that we managed to keep the pace of investing through all of that, I would imagine it picking up again this year and next year.
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The murder rate waned a little after that but appears to be picking up again in 2016 with 139 homicides reported in the first two months.
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He added that trade over the past year has been responsible for lifting growth in many countries, some of which weren't growing before picking up again recently.
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As a result, Remy shifted its focus to the United States, which is now its top market for cognac, but demand in China has been picking up again.
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"The main driver of growth in Norway going forward is oil investments picking up again, with growth in oil related businesses rebounding after years of decline," Nordea's Bruce said.
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Interest began picking up again throughout the 2000s as bands began shape shifting the USPM and classic metal genres, adding doom, thrash and speed metal into the melting pot.
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German shares, up 1.3 percent, were underpinned by a survey showing the country's exports rose more than expected in February, a sign that foreign demand was picking up again.
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While Fincher's movie did earn an Academy award nomination for Mara, the conclusion everyone seemed to agree on was that Girl with the Dragon Tattoo wasn't worth picking up again.
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The seasons have long shaped violence in Afghanistan with fighting easing off in the winter, when mountain passes get snowed in, and picking up again in the spring and summer.
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After a feeble performance over the past few years, with annual growth in trade volumes barely keeping pace with GDP, the signs are that global trade is picking up again.
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Bhargava said that India's auto sector, along with the rest of the economy, tends to slow down a year before elections before picking up again after the polls are conducted.
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But, it also foresaw inflation picking up again, projecting a rate of between 3.8-4.2 percent in the first half of fiscal 2019/20, with risks tilted to the upside.
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After a lull earlier this year, consumer spending appears to be picking up again, a powerful boost given that consumption accounts for roughly 70 percent of the United States economy.
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On the macroeconomic front, German exports bounced back, rising more than expected in February, in a sign that foreign demand for goods from Europe's biggest economy is picking up again.
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It came out for a third time with five minutes to go when Rowland hit the wall and damaged his rear axle, the action picking up again with two minutes to go.
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The addition, coming after oil rigs had fallen by two-thirds over the past year to 2009 lows, showed crude drilling picking up again after a 50 percent price rally since February.
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Tourist arrivals unsurprisingly plummeted following the Easter Sunday bombings, however, recent government data has shown that figures are picking up again: rising from around 38,000 arrivals in May to 63,000 arrivals in June.
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During the call, de Angoitia said the company expected government advertising to be down about 50% over the course of the year, but he added that there were signs spending was picking up again.
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If you'd rather skip the slaughter, it starts at about 46 minutes into Episode 9 and goes until the end, picking up again for a couple minutes more at the beginning of Episode 10.
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The CCPIT pledged to help virus-hit companies safeguard their rights and reduce their losses by issuing the certificates, although business is now picking up again as the number of new infections slows in China.
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"It's exciting now to see the rig count rising and business activity picking up again," said Peter Boylan, chief executive of Cypress Energy Partners LP, an oilfield service provider with operations in Texas and North Dakota.
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But interest is slowly picking up again, with companies like Exxon Mobil, Royal Dutch Shell and Hess starting major oil and gas projects off the coasts of Guyana, Brazil and Mexico; around Africa; and in the Mediterranean.
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The revamped Nafta deal has raised the prospect of investment picking up again in Mexico, but foreign investors remain wary of the incoming president's proposed policies and will be closely watching his plans for the country's oil sector.
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"With a large order backlog and incoming orders picking up again, the industrial upturn will probably continue again soon, especially as the bottleneck for the registration of cars according to the WLTP standard is gradually clearing," it said.
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Property prices, which began a recovery in 2013 from a crash five years earlier, stabilised at an annual growth rate of around 4 to 5 percent a year ago, then started picking up again over the past three months.
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In the last couple of years, business has started picking up again, although "prices are still fairly affordable compared to what they were before 5063," said Saul Rasminsky, the owner of Dominical Real Estate, in the town of Dominical.
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German shares, up 0.6 percent, were also underpinned by a survey showing the country's exports bounced back and rose more than expected in February, in a sign that foreign demand for goods from Europe's biggest economy was picking up again.
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This isn't core to the main game but will surely be a huge draw as the game ages and its quality will affect whether it's worth picking up again or recommending to a friend a year or two from now.
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The dollar has been gaining strength over the last few years, and while it appeared to level off recently, it appears to be picking up again because investors are realizing the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates later this year.
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The combined sum of new debt represents roughly 10% of Germany's gross domestic product, and that doesn't include a fiscal stimulus package promised by Scholz to take effect after the virus is contained and the economy is picking up again.
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"It looks like it is picking up again, which is pretty typical during this time of year, especially when all the schools and colleges, in particular, go back in session," said Dr. David Topham, director of respiratory pathogens at the University of Rochester.
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The EU executive estimated that growth in the 22017 countries sharing the euro would slow to 20173 percent this year from 22017 percent in 22.5 and decelerate further to 21.7 percent in 2017 before picking up again to 1.7 percent in 2018.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A more than eight-year bull market on Wall Street will simmer for the rest of 2017 before picking up again next year, said strategists in a Reuters poll who were optimistic about corporate profits but concerned about slow tax reform progress.
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BERLIN, March 11 (Reuters) - German sportswear makers Adidas expects to lose up to 1 billion euros of sales in the first quarter in greater China due to the coronavirus and while business is picking up again there it is now being hit in Japan and South Korea.
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"My particular concern also addresses the poor countries that have had the benefit of improved growth over the last couple of years, where commodity prices are picking up again, where it's really phenomenally important for them, and even in countries whether they are advanced, or otherwise, it is always the poor people that suffer the most as a result of those barriers or trade tariffs," Lagarde told CNBC.
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1969), picking up again from #176 (May 1970) to Kirby's final issue, #179 (Aug. 1970), inking John Buscema in #178. Colletta also inked Journey into Mystery Annual #1 (1965), which introduced Hercules to the Marvel universe, and The Mighty Thor King-Size Annual #2.
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WCVB now airs 2½ hours of local news from 4 to 6:30 p.m., with a break from 6:30 to 7 p.m. for ABC World News Tonight (coincidentally, anchored by WCVB alum David Muir since September 2, 2014), then picking up again from 7 to 7:30 p.m.
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220px After World War II, heavy industry saw a prolonged period of decline, drastically reducing the number of jobs in these areas. Today, Herstal's economy is picking up again, with more than 200 companies established on its territory, including Techspace, which manufactures precision parts for the European Space Agency’s Ariane rocket.
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The character the Warlord debuted in 1st Issue Special #8 (cover-dated Nov. 1975). The decision to give the Warlord his own series had already been made by the time his 1st Issue Special debut went into production. He starred in The Warlord #1 (Feb. 1976), followed by an eight- month hiatus after issue #2, picking up again with #3 (Nov. 1976).
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During this period, a variety of editors ran the magazines including Bill Parente, Nicola Cuti, and Warren himself. Things started picking up again for Warren in 1969 with the premiere of its third horror magazine, Vampirella. Many of Warren's original artists returned during this period, as would Goodwin for a period of time in 1970 and 1971. After Goodwin's second departure, editors would J.R. Cochran.
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On December 10, the Lilac Fire's burn area remained at , with containment increasing to 75%. Assessments revealed that the fire had destroyed 151 buildings, while damaging 56 others. Despite strong Santa Ana winds picking up again across Southern California and near the Lilac Fire, the winds failed to materialize around the Lilac Fire's burn area, which allowed firefighters to make significant progress on containing the fire. Firefighters strengthened containment lines with the help of good weather.
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Messer Construction served as general contractor for the building of the tower. The completed tower opened in December 2007. Initially the building was to include 109 units, but the Great Recession and subsequent crash of the U.S. housing market slowed the sales at the property, and several units were combined and the overall number reduced to 100. Sales of condominium units in the building slowed considerably in 2008 before picking up again around 2014. Residential units sold for $348,000 to $2.9 million.
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There is thus a long way to go before pre-1991 levels of trade are regained. Trade fell sharply in 1991, before picking up again after the beginning of the oil-for-food program in 1997. By 2001, the EU accounted for 33.3 percent of overall trade and 55 percent of Iraq's imports, after which it began to decrease once again. European economic engagement with Iraq is thus increasing, and can be expected to continue to increase depending, ultimately, on the level of stability in Iraq.
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Since the early 2000s the province enjoys a mini boom in trade from thousands Greek day-trippers from across the border, purchasing cheaper goods and services (dental, opticians, etc.). Since the early 1990s, the region has also attracted Greek manufacturers who moved their production line from Greece, especially to Petrich. It was an important tourist destination during the communist years for East Germans and is slowly picking up again. The unique town of Melnik was once a wealthy centre built on the back of exiled phanariots from Constantinople.
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US 71 at the Highway 340 exit in Bella Vista Infrastructure issues currently exist in Bella Vista, where traffic levels are quickly increasing. Interstate 49 runs from Ft. Smith to the south end of Bella Vista, picking up again at Pineville, Missouri, with U.S. 71 going through the center of Bella Vista. A two-lane bypass around the west side of Bella Vista has been completed from Bentonville to just short of the Missouri state line. Eventually that bypass will become four lanes and become part of I-49, connecting to the present I-49 in Pineville, Missouri.
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The green flag waved again on Lap 44, but once again both Tagliani and Jourdain, Jr. spun at the same corner. As the race stayed green, Paul Tracy spun coming onto the back straightaway and clipped Maurício Gugelmin, ending both of their races and bringing out the caution for what would be the 9th and final time. After three laps of caution, the green waved again and Papis took off from the rest of the field. Moreno and Wilson diced for 2nd position over the course of several laps as the rain briefly stopped before picking up again.
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The trail picks up at Saunders Lake, directly east of Edmonton International Airport. From there, it continues south to Coal Lake, which feeds into the Battle River in the Wetaskiwin area. From here, the trail turns east along the Battle River from Gwynne towards Driedmeat Lake, but before reaching the lake, it turns north to Camrose. North of Camrose is the second gap, with the trail picking up again at Miquelon Lake Provincial Park, continuing north through the Ministik Lake Bird Sanctuary, the Hastings Lake area, and the Cooking Lake–Blackfoot Recreation Area to Elk Island National Park.
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They released both the remastered compilation album 25th Anniversary Ultimate Best -The One- and the live compilation album Never Sold Out 2 on May 28, and performed a special anniversary concert at Yoyogi National Stadium on May 29. Their first nationwide tour since reuniting, Luna Sea 25th Anniversary Live Tour The Lunatic -A Liberated Will-, took place from June 7 to September 14 before picking up again in January 2015 and ending on March 1. Additional performances at Saitama Super Arena and Yokohama Arena took place at the end of 2014, on December 21 and 23 respectively. As an epilogue to their 25th anniversary, Luna Sea hosted a rock festival titled Lunatic Fest on June 27 and 28, 2015, with an estimated 60,000 fans attending.
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"Through not great literary art, Stribling's trilogy is, nevertheless, historically significant; for in The Forge, The Store, and Unfinished Cathedral, Stribling introduced a subject matter, themes, plot elements, and character types which parallel and at the same time anticipate those that William Faulkner, who owned copies of this trilogy, would treat in Absalom, Absalom! and in the Snopes trilogy." (Martine, 76) These three novels represent the best of Stribling and his ability to call forth the Southern landscapes, as well as the Southern heartaches during the period of the Civil War restoration. The Forge follows the story of Miltiades Vaiden who served in the Civil War and has now returned to his homeland in hopes of picking up again his family's yeoman tradition and rebuilding the now destroyed south that he remembers with longing.
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Initially known as Bretforton and Weston-sub-Edge until 1 May 1907, the station was a mile from Weston-sub-Edge and from Bretforton. It was located immediately to the north of the bridge carrying the B4035 road over the line from which a footpath led down to the 'Up' platform. The platforms were equipped with the usual lamps, nameboards and fencing. A 27-lever signal box was provided on the 'Up' side to the south of the platform and it controlled a siding capable of holding 15 wagons, as well as access to the small goods yard, equipped with a small goods shed, 6-ton crane and weighbridge, which handled mainly agricultural and, in particular, meat for use in the production of animal glue. Average tonnage handled was around 3,000 tons a year in the 1920s, which began to fall off in the 1930s before picking up again in the Second World War when it reached a peak of 15,366 in 1941.
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