Passengers pile into the second and third rows of seats.
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Drain and pat dry, then pile into a medium bowl. 2.
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It's time to pile into the car and hit the road.
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Curious students pile into classrooms to hear recruiters deliver their best pitches.
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However, he doesn't expect generalist investors to immediately pile into the sector.
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For some lectures, a thousand or more students pile into the hall.
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I feed our son and then we all pile into the car.
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A group of us pile into vehicles and drive to the headquarters.
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Journal. So, it seems likely that as more companies pile into the
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But before you pile into the company, pause, and then probably don't.
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I'd pile into my mom's car with gusto, ready to conquer the world.
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After practice, students pile into the nurse's office for ice packs and bandages.
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If investors pile into the crown now, the initial jump may not be big.
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If disaster victims pile into shelters, those, too, could become ripe for an outbreak.
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Buyers believe they must cover early, attracting speculators to pile into the market as well.
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Instead of hedging its bets, Rosneft has continued to pile into Venezuela since Chávez's death.
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The rise in crude oil led traders to pile into several big-name energy companies.
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There could be a backlash if locals pile into an overpriced offering and get burned.
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But there are a couple of reasons why it's too early to pile into pounds.
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On weekends, they would pile into the family's aging Chevy Tahoe and go to McDonald's.
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Then you follow them down the hill and see them pile into Mr. Herrou's van.
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Howard said a shift toward conscience investing could also lead investors to pile into shares.
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All to convert the theater into an oversized trash pile — into the set of Cats.
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Jesús and his parents pile into the back of Gonzalez's car just after 6:133 a.m.
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On the other hand, investors continue to pile into government bonds, sending yields lower and lower.
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Sell government bonds and pile into stocks that will benefit from a free-spending Trump presidency.
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They all pile into the car and head out to find the mirror, which they surprisingly do.
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But soon, as the innovation starts to look promising, a ton of companies pile into the category.
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Generally, investors pile into safe-haven assets such as gold in times of political and economic uncertainty.
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We pile into the car and the dog gets strapped into his weird little dog seat belt.
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On Sunday, February 24, Oscar nominees will pile into Hollywood's Dolby Theater for the 91st Academy Awards.
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But people don't pile into someone's mentions for a healthy exchange of ideas in the digital salon.
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UberPOOL, the ride-hailing app's carpool option, is great — until three other people pile into the backseat.
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On rainy days, you and your friends can pile into the mansion's home theater for a movie.
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Later, eight of the kids would pile into Cecil's SUV and they would spend the afternoon together.
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Is that an area that you should pile into or are there other alternatives that you recommend?
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Investors who have been sitting on cash in recent weeks may decide to pile into the market.
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But this time, the five pile into a mammoth pickup truck and head for Atlanta and environs.
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So investors pile into them as a haven in uncertain times — and boy, are the times cloudy.
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So investors pile into them as a haven in uncertain times — and boy, are the times cloudy.
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That has led market participants away from equities and to pile into safe haven assets like gold.
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That's when investors pile into stocks and other risky bets simply because they're scared to miss out.
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"We had massive — massive — study groups, where everybody would pile into a black lounge," Mr. Downing said.
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Then they pile into cages and descend nearly three kilometres (2 miles) underground at Sibanye Gold's Driefontein mine.
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If they can still pile into the family SUV together and do kids' soccer together ... anything's possible, right?
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The girls would pile into the truck and flirt; eventually, this man figured out that Ada was interested.
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If some assets deliver higher returns, why do investors not pile into them and drive the price higher?
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The very decision to pile into your car and drive to Aldie, Va., begins the process of deceleration.
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A pattern was established: Sando would fly down and they'd pile into a truck with a few bags.
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We pile into Blanchard's Jeep and set out for Mexico with full stomachs and a very full agenda.
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Mahaney says this is a great time for anyone who missed previous runups to pile into the stock.
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If East wants to make his shareholders more bullish, he could divert some of the cash pile into dividends.
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Right after the Parkland school shooting, Russian bots began to pile into the debate about gun control (see article).
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And when the bars close at midnight, they pile into the one after-hours club, dancing until 3 a.m.
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That move might have suggested that more investors might pile into United States bonds, which would drive yields lower.
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Those returns may be stretched as more funds pile into the strategy, leading to better loan terms for borrowers.
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That's because indexers tend to pile into the mega-cap, momentum, and low-volatility stocks that are already outperforming.
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We pile into a Discord server and ignore each other while we're wrapped up in the intense moments of battle.
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On Saturdays they would pile into one of five pubs in this village near Wrexham for pints and a singsong.
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When the DEA realizes that Rafa is headed to the airport, they pile into cars and run to confront him.
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Some 50,000 Dems and delegates will pile into the Wells Fargo and Philadelphia Convention Centers, filling some 23,000 hotel rooms.
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The flip side is also true, as investors can pile into a non-crowded stock when sentiment becomes more bullish.
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But that one percent chance doesn't necessarily mean Californians should pile into their earthquake bunkers for the next few days.
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Do you play cards with him on the plane and then pile into a van with him wherever you land?
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Another long-time energy bull is beginning to lighten his exposure to the sector as investors pile into the space.
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In my community, we pile into cars and drive hundreds of miles to watch our children's graduation from basic training.
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With central banks in Europe and Japan committing to very loose monetary policies, investors continue to pile into the dollar.
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Not just stocks: Bond yields have been similarly volatile recently as investors pile into safe haven assets amid recession fears.
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Investors pile into utilities and real estate in times of uncertainty because of their higher dividends and steady cash flow.
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So now is the time to sort your donate pile into different groups depending on where the items are going.
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We pile into a black SUV to head back to Shawn's hotel—this time taking the direct, five-minute route.
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Then you'd get cabs bouncing from one gig to another, and then all pile into the Marathon Bar in Camden afterwards.
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For him to be able to tuck the ball away and push the pile into the end zone, shows a lot.
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Then there are the people who don't own vacuums or toilet brushes; whose dishes pile into a Tetris game of grime.
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The basin's geology allows producers to extract oil economically, but contractors are jacking up prices as drillers pile into the region.
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Stanton later shared a fan's comment that said she and her seven sisters would all routinely pile into their parents' bed.
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To answer that question, we went underground to the subway — that sweaty, muggy, sweltering cavern New Yorkers pile into every morning.
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You stop short on the sidewalk in New York City and 10 guys with the same story will pile into you.
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They all pile into the new car with Gran in the middle of the backseat to keep Sis and Buddy separated.
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At sunset, the remaining 7,000 workers pile into buses for homes in Karachi, a teeming port city over an hour away.
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After taking more samples, they release them, pack their equipment and pile into a van for the trip home to Bangkok.
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The dryness has hurt wheat yields and slowed corn sowing, as growers pile into safe-haven soybeans, Argentina's main cash crop.
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Another section takes place in an inflatable raft, the kind that desperate people pile into, trying to reach a new land.
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Customers needing dollars immediately have had to pile into the black market, resulting in a sharp weakening of the naira's unofficial value.
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Hammocks are kid magnets, so keep safety in mind in case more than a couple of them decide to pile into it.
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She said her family of farmworkers would pile into a pickup truck and pay $3 for a day pass at Santa Ana.
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The trend reflects the rising uncertainty over global growth, which is prompting concerned investors to pile into all types of safe havens.
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Global companies like ConocoPhillips and Marathon Oil Corp prefer to pile into cheaper U.S. shale plays such as the Permian basin instead.
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Local thugs with machetes and bush knives, drunk on moonshine, goaded and abetted by some international security staff, pile into the camp.
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Flouncing on Oahu's beaches has given our boy a taste for sand, so we pile into the car in search of some.
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In the United States, energy companies are struggling to pay off the cheap money that they borrowed to pile into the shale boom.
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MSCI's benchmark emerging equities index gained 08.7683 percent after Asian shares reached another record high, as investors continued to pile into riskier assets.
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While he owns some stocks in the sector, he advises proceeding with caution, because investors have a tendency to pile into the trade.
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Stocks, which fell 14.6% last year, started to recover this year, thanks to higher oil prices and as domestic funds pile into shares.
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If investors think the world is suddenly going to become very risky, very soon, they will pile into bonds they think are safe.
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Kids pile into the back of pickup trucks, or set up shop on the side of the road and dump water on passersby.
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"This is exactly the kind of name that money managers love to pile into when they're worried about an economic slowdown," Cramer said.
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Gold XAU= is at a six-year peak as investors continue to pile into safe havens to hedge against heightened U.S.-China trade tensions.
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As the masses pile into dividend-heavy sectors like and consumer staples, one strategist warns that the risk may not be worth the reward.
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"Investors continue to pile into consumer hardware," according a report by CB Insights, a market research firm that specializes in venture capital and startups.
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Lucas suggests that former spies can pile into the private intelligence firms that have proliferated in New York and the Mayfair district in London.
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That provided another reason to pile into safe-haven bond markets such as Germany's, now on track for its best month in two years.
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The cops face annoyance but not resistance: The women dutifully pile into the van and sit around in lockup, waiting to get bailed out.
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The Toads pile into the beds, cots and sleeping bags in the two rooms their budget allows and grab a few hours of sleep.
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Investors tend to pile into assets like gold, US Treasury bonds or the Japanese yen in times of trouble because they are considered safer.
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Hussien aggressively takes on ISIS positions, using tanks to pile into the dust at night and fire on areas from which his outposts are harassed.
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Investors continued nevertheless to pile into tech, making the sector the biggest crowded trade since an overwhelming "long" dollar position in early 24, BAML added.
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Either way, baby boomers will pile into Omaha in May to see Buffett in person for his annual meeting, just like they do every year.
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As more firms pile into ride-sharing, and autonomous vehicles become part of the mix, the business may prove to be less lucrative than expected.
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Historically, a sharp flattening of the yield curve has preceded a recession as traders pile into longer-dated Treasuries in anticipation of an economic contraction.
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Crude saw its best weekly gain since July, but Again Capital founding partner John Kilduff says this doesn't mean you should pile into the commodity.
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That sudden realization has led investors to rush out of high-flying tech stocks and pile into the relative safety of utilities, cash and bonds.
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Trunking is when teens pile into each others cars until it's so full that some unlucky kids have to go and sit in the trunk.
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The index is up 17 percent since the end of last year, causing funds and individual speculators to pile into the market to catch the momentum.
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People pile into some deals if a certain group of marquee names are investing and conversely people scramble away if they hear some folks are selling.
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An hour or so later we pile into the van and head back to their resort just south of Jimbaran Bay, on Bali's lush Western coastline.
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Miguel, Rafa, and one of the other farmers, a curmudgeonly, middle-aged man named Don Neto (Joaquín Cosio) pile into a car and drive to Guadalajara.
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The "Fast Money " traders debated whether it's time to pile into the battered biotechnology sector after the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF gained 3 percent on Monday.
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Investors who believe the bull has room to run and the economy will grow even faster, for example, might pile into the stock market too aggressively.
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Chinese authorities have cracked down on the cryptocurrency business to try to limit risks as consumers pile into a highly speculative market that has grown rapidly.
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It was well off last month's trough of 115.97, when steep falls in global equities prompted investors to pile into the safety of the Japanese currency.
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The greenback is being lifted by its safe-haven appeal as investors, worried about a sharp global economic slowdown, pile into the world's most liquid currency.
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But they didn't rise to that level for Trump himself, and so they got swamped by everything else the president wanted to pile into a DACA deal.
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When 27 kids pile into one classroom — using the windowsill as a desk because there's not enough seats — we feel like we're being set up to fail.
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The drop in risk appetite prompted investors to pile into low-yielding currencies, Minh Trang, senior FX trader at Silicon Valley Bank in Santa Clara, California, said.
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The move comes as investors pile into the safe-haven assets as a number of factors like global uncertainty, the Fed and oil loom over the markets.
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China is cracking down on the cryptocurrency business to try to limit risks as consumers pile into a highly speculative market that has grown rapidly this year.
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Investors continued to pile into bonds, pushing yields inversely lower on concerns about the U.S.-China trade war — and increasingly, the anti-government protests in Hong Kong.
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And so you set your alarm a few hours early, lace up your running shoes and pile into the family van for a brisk Thanksgiving Day 24K.
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Families from across the country pile into a clinic for malnourished children, setting aside the political and ethnic divides that have torn this new nation to shreds.
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On the night of the attack, the terrorists torched the school, then ordered the girls to march down a dusty back road and pile into open-air trucks.
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A much stronger-than-expected jobs report signals the economy is doing better than we thought, so investors pile into economically sensitive stocks like energy and industrial shares.
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From the moment Migos pile into Corden's car, it's filled with ad libs galore and enough cash to pay off some serious student loan debt (shit, pay mine!).
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The ECB's willingness to preserve easy money to help its economy soured bullish bets on the single currency and caused traders to pile into the dollar and yen.
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The index is up more than 16 percent since the end of last year, causing funds and individual speculators to pile into the market to catch the momentum.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year US Treasury note has collapsed to an all-time low, touching 0.66% on Friday as traders pile into safe-haven assets.
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The spike indicates that the spread of the novel coronavirus is encouraging investors to pile into safe haven assets, even as many decide to keep making riskier bets.
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On New Year's Day, anywhere from 21997 to 60 members of that family ("clan," as my mother calls it) would pile into my parents' house for traditional Korean celebrations.
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Competitors pile into vans with their teammates and run alternating legs that go through the night, so you may find yourself jogging down empty city streets at 2 a.m.
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If you're going to make a quick bet on emerging markets, the best way to do it is pile into an ETF and then you can come out quickly.
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Yield-seeking investors will continue to pile into emerging market debt, as they have this year, desperate for a bit more compensation for the privilege of lending their money.
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Our two friends have returned from their fishing adventure, and we all pile into the back of their truck and drink beers while waiting for the rain to stop.
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We all pile into the van and the mania from the couple of days begins to subside as we travel back to Sheffield in a haze of diazepam languor.
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Last week's British referendum vote in favour of leaving the European Union has put further downward pressure on German bond yields as investors pile into the safe-haven asset.
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I will never forget that winter morning as I watched our girls, just 7 and 10 years old, pile into those black SUVs with all those men with guns.
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After dinner, we pile into the living room to watch CCTV's New Year Gala—the most-watched television program in the world with a viewership of over 700 million.
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"The longer the price war plays out, the lower the price ceiling becomes when the market rebounds given that barrels will pile into inventory in the meantime," he said.
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Op-Ed Contributor At Kwame Nkrumah Circle in central Accra, people form long lines each morning as they wait to pile into rickety minivans that take them to work.
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Britain's vote on June 23 to leave the European Union has also put downward pressure on borrowing costs for home buyers as investors pile into safe-haven U.S. government debt.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Commercial property shows signs of overvaluation in most European Union countries as yield-starved investors pile into bricks and mortar, the EU's financial stability watchdog said on Monday.
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Now, after Senate votes, the real work begins, as staff members pile into his office at assigned time slots until well after midnight to present an issue of the week.
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Global investors have rendered their verdict on Donald J. Trump as president: Sell government bonds and pile into stocks that will benefit the most from a resurgent United States economy.
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When the boys pile into their car to drive along, you can see Ignis calmly steering, Prompto animatedly leaning into the back to talk with Noctis, and Gladio… reading. Silently.
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Wall Street is riding the second-longest bull market in history, with investors repeatedly shrugging off domestic and international turmoil as they pile into shares of technology and other companies.
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Wells Fargo's steady revenue growth and its habit of invariably beating earnings forecasts lulled investors into a false sense of confidence and led them to pile into Wells Fargo's stock.
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We pile into the press bus, roll to a rally or a campaign stop, talk to voters, and listen to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speak while we furiously type notes.
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Verizon also helped boost the Dow, which has outperformed other major indexes and notched a series of fresh record highs since the election as investors pile into financials and industrial stocks.
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This in turn could have a major impact on civil liberties, she said, as people pile into a wide-reaching system that influences everything from ability to travel to career prospects.
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Hong Kong also suffers from a profound wealth gap—the world's second worst behind New York City—and many people pile into tenement spaces the size of coffins just to survive.
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Some activists also pile into companies already on the block, adding further pressure to seal the deal, a tactic applied in the sale of contract research firm Parexel International Corp. PRXL.
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"The fact oil's up more than 5 percent today and it's being defended for the week helps the risk-on crowd pile into stocks," said Adam Sarhan, CEO of Sarhan Capital.
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Investors anticipating a recession or a general slowing of growth might pile into bonds and push down yields in the expectation that stocks and property will do poorly amid the slowdown.
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Freeman was falling to the ground in front of a group of defenders when Mack, Atlanta's starting center, lifted him up and carried him through the pile into the end zone.
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The firm believes market jitters will prompt investors to pile into the so-called safe haven asset, pushing gold prices to $2,000 per ounce in the next 12 to 24 months.
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A few miles away, Jay and 93 of his classmates pile into four rooms at a Boys & Girls Club, where, every day, their teachers have to unpack and repack crates of supplies.
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Now, the rise in long-term U.S. bond yields has upended a popular trade that saw investors pile into stable, income-generating defensive stocks during a period of persistently low interest rates.
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Despite four straight quarters of earnings declines, equities have risen as investors pile into the market for equities and other risk assets to find returns that government debt is no longer producing.
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Either way, it's a pregame feast of New York deli specialties: corned beef, pastrami, Swiss cheese and rye bread, all sliced and ready to pile into sandwiches, with condiments and pickles included.
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Bond trading platforms are also reporting increased activity as clients dump riskier bonds and pile into the safety of government debt such as U.S. Treasuries, where yields have collapsed to record lows.
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And instead of declaring our independence from a dominant car culture and its negative effects on us, millions of us fill our tanks and pile into the car for a holiday road trip.
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When many Democratic or Republican candidates pile into a race (as Democrats in particular are doing this year) they threaten to split the party vote and allow two finalists from the other side.
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Focus in central Europe was on a Czech bond auction that is likely to be heavily bid as investors pile into crown-denominated assets before the expected removal of an exchange rate cap.
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The Russian rouble outperformed, rising 0.4 percent and adding to gains from Tuesday, when a sharper-than-expected fall in inflation and jump in oil prices encouraged investors to pile into Russian bonds.
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"Investors continue to pile into equities, with the jobs report and subsequent stock rally capping a very good week for equity markets," Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG, wrote in a note.
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And whenever a group breaks out or changes a trend early in the new year the institutional investors tend to pile into it for performance reasons," Maley said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Trump's plans to cut taxes and boost spending have sent Wall Street to record highs in December as investors pile into everything from banks, to energy and materials and other infrastructure-related names.
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The index rose to its highest level in nearly a year on Friday and posted its third straight weekly gain as investors continue to pile into shares of large dividend-paying UK bluechip exporters.
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It starts to rain almost the moment we leave the café, but not a minute later a Malaysian family lets us pile into the back of their car and drives us back to town.
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Bank of America analysts last month lifted their target on gold to $1,475 after seeing investors pile into the precious metal on turbulence generated by the U.K. Brexit vote, along with other market factors.
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Why it matters: Traders raised their bullish bets on bitcoin to the highest level in 11 months on Monday, data from cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex shows, and traders are continuing to pile into the cryptocurrency.
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In a few minutes, she'll give me a quick tour of her place before we pile into her manager's SUV to make the half-hour drive across town to her North Hollywood rehearsal space.
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We would pile into a powder-blue Volkswagen bus, "O'Neill House" stenciled on the door, for a ballgame against the boys at Weldon House or Fern Cliff, feeling like soldiers headed off to battle.
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The first quarter saw a record amount of money pile into passive strategies, with exchange-traded funds pulling in a net $132 billion in fresh investor cash, according to the State Street Global Advisors.
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He had an alchemical ability to transform the unwanted parts of objects — the sidings of buildings, for instance, or books salvaged from the library's pulp pile — into stages for his narratives of the everyday.
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After that, they pile into a chauffeured car to head to the Burberry show, at the Dimco Buildings, where Aboah's parents, Camilla Lowther and Charles Aboah, are in the audience to cheer her on.
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And when they were, entire families would pile into a car on Friday night, drive to the local Blockbuster video store, and race to the new releases shelf hoping to find their evening's entertainment.
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That is when the yield on the 10-year Treasury note falls below the 2-year rate as investors dump stocks and pile into long-term U.S. debt, which is viewed as a safehaven.
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Chinese regulators are cracking down on the cryptocurrency sector, in a bid to stamp out potential financial risks as consumers pile into a highly risky and speculative market that has seen unprecedented growth this year.
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BEIJING, April 24 (Reuters) - China's Tencent Trusted Doctor, a venture backed by tech giant Tencent Holdings , said it has raised $250 million in a fundraising round, as investors pile into China's online private healthcare sector.
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A rotation out of U.S. large-cap stocks and into small-caps gathered pace, another return to post-election patterns which saw investors pile into U.S. small-caps seen as big beneficiaries of tax cuts.
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LONDON, July 6 (Reuters) - Shares in United Utilities , National Grid and Severn Trent rose to record highs on Wednesday, as investors continued to pile into dividend-yielding defensive stocks as a shield against volatile markets.
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As more and more friends pile into the crowded house over the weekend, what began as a delicate look at the awkward feeling of being an outsider gradually becomes a mortifying descent into brotastic boorishness.
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CreditCreditGreyson Korhonen/Hodinkee As tattooed rockers, tech bros and Instagram influencers pile into the tweedy world of watch collecting, prices for sought-after classics from brands like Rolex, Omega and Patek Philippe are shooting up.
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The government last week trimmed its 2017/18 soy planting area estimate to 20153 million hectares - which would be a 10-year low as growers pile into corn - from its previous 16.8 million hectare forecast.
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In recent months, they've continued to pile into bets that markets will continue to sit still, while viral tales of huge profits made shorting volatility have likely inspired copycats anxious to make a quick buck.
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That is a lot of stuff to pile into a camera update, but the thing to remember is that Google is sticking to the strategy it formed last year: leaning heavily into HDR and machine learning.
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By the time I attended my own in 1997, queer proms were so widespread that my friends and I were able to pile into someone's parents' car and drive to one just a few towns over.
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Monday's session also saw investors pile into safe-haven sovereign bonds and dump stocks ahead of Tuesday's start of the Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting and a referendum next week on Britain's European Union membership.
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Data showing the manufacturing giant's exports fell 20.7 percent in February pointed to a further slowdown in China and spurred market participants into scaling back risky bets to pile into safe havens such as Japan's yen.
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The heightened economic uncertainty in the aftermath of the Brexit vote may induce more investors to pile into gold, which rose to about $503,315 an ounce on June 24th, up by 4.7% on the previous day.
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"Don't feel like you have to pile into it just because it was mentioned on TV. Do some research, there might be other plays to get involved with lithium but I do think it's the future."
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At the root of the problem, Goldman said it failed to appreciate two things: how quickly U.S. shale oil production would ramp up as crude prices rose and how swiftly investors would pile into the trade.
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A grain of sand isn't a heap, and adding one more grain can't make it a heap, and as you add grains of sand, you reason that another grain can't turn your pile into a heap.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Dupont and Bayer AG have teamed up to invest in a new fund that will back agricultural technology startups, becoming the latest companies to pile into the multibillion-dollar industry as farm profits shrink.
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It's not uncommon for young, single renters to pile into one-bathroom Victorian homes with two to three other roommates, sometimes sacrificing a common area since living rooms are oftentimes converted into one of the bedrooms.
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As coach passengers pile into giant 43s and A24s, for example, "a glimpse of a shower or private suite creates a marker in people's minds," said Alex Dichter, a director at McKinsey who works with major airlines.
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Investors will also be keeping a close eye on the 10-year Treasury yield, a key proxy for growth expectations, amid fears of it dropping below the key 1% threshold as investors pile into safe haven assets.
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Investors will also be keeping a close eye on the 10-year Treasury yield, a key proxy for growth expectations, amid fears it could drop below the key 1% threshold as investors pile into safe haven assets.
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" Families are priced out of the market, " he says, explaining that it's hard to compete with the hordes of 20-somethings willing to pile into a shared house — and still pay $2,000 per person for a room.
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Uncertainty regarding two of the biggest headwinds facing the global economy — trade and Brexit — appeared to lift on Friday, clearing the way for investors to pile into the riskier assets at the close of a blockbuster year.
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"This will not be taken kindly by the IMF if it eventuates, and if Chinese officials broaden this to other markets, like swaps, then speculators may pile into proxy currencies like the Hong Kong dollar," he said Tuesday.
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And on April 2, the company announced it had delivered more than 25,000 cars and sport utility vehicles in the first quarter, a year-on-year rise of about 69 percent, prompting investors to pile into the stock.
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The body of a Houston police officer who drowned trying to get to work was recovered while Trump was on the ground, and thousands continued to pile into shelters across the state, displaced from their homes for months.
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When Bonnie and her parents pile into an RV for a mini-vacation before school starts, Forky opts to throw himself out of an open window, and the ever-loyal Woody does the noble thing and goes after him.
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It had surged as much as 0.9% on Wednesday, but gave up a lot of those gains as a drop in yields spurred a global rally in safe-haven, fixed income assets and led investors to pile into bonds.
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So my dad—who, thankfully, was sober enough to drive—had all eleven of us pile into his tiny, beat up sedan: Two in the front seat, seven in the back, and me and a buddy in the trunk.
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"I will never forget that winter morning as I watched our girls, just 7 and 10 years old, pile into those black SUVs with all those big men with guns," she said, recalling their first school day in office.
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In the United States, it took many months for mortgage defaults to fall after the most recent housing bust — and energy companies are struggling to pay off the cheap money that they borrowed to pile into the shale boom.
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Fears the U.S.-China trade war may tip the world into recession have pushed investors to pile into bonds and gold and prompted central bankers around the world to get ahead of the storm clouds by easing monetary policy.
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Analysts have estimated the central bank has stepped up its interventions activity as investors pile into the market on expectations the bank will end its cap on the value of the crown this year, causing the currency to gain.
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Each year, on the morning after Thanksgiving, my family and I would pile into the car at the crack of dawn in search of Black Friday bargains, inevitably leaving with three-for-one vanilla candles and luxury soaps galore.
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The dollar index was slightly higher on Wednesday, but has fallen nearly 1 percent in the last week, a sign traders are not expecting investors to pile into the dollar to buy up U.S. Treasurys ahead of a rate hike.
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Instead, investors continued to pile into fixed income by sending $10.4 billion into taxable and municipal bond funds, extending a streak of positive inflows over every full week of the year that has brought more than $255 billion into the category.
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Fears that 2017 would be destabilising for the euro zone given the slew of elections, Brexit negotiations and U.S. President Donald Trump's trade policies, saw investors pile into stocks such as Nestle, Diageo and AstraZeneca at the end of last year.
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BEIJING, July 18 (Reuters) - Shanghai nickel prices rose more than 4% in early trade on Thursday to a one-year high, extending a rally for the metal into a ninth day as speculators continue to pile into the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
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The long-running campaign by the Blackstone Group's chief executive, Stephen A. Schwarzman, to get investors to pile into his stock was hurt on Thursday when Blackstone reported a 220 percent decline in its core income for the fourth quarter.
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"To me when you have a [big bank] like Citibank coming out and saying we could see $70 maybe $80 in this stock, and it's trading 13 times, this is what I think traders are going to pile into," Nathan said.
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While investors pile into bitcoin, which surged past $240,000 for the first time this week, and continue to bet on the newer currency ethereum, they've lost their appetite for niche tokens that hit the market through a rush of ICOs.
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The printers were hard as work last night as always, assembling the print edition of The New York Times that we pile into cars and minivans across the country to deliver to front doors and occasionally the hedges beside them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) said on Friday its market sentiment indicator showed the most bearish investor positioning since March 2016 as asset managers continued to pile into safe haven bets such as gold and investment grade bonds.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Marchers celebrating LGBT Pride can buy rainbow Mickey Mouse ears, wear festive jock straps and sluice with celebratory mouthwash as companies pile into the party with new products, raising fears they are exploiting sexual preference for profit.
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We would rarely even stay overnight; Dad would wake up my sister and me as early as possible, and we would pile into the brown Volkswagen Dasher station wagon, fortifying ourselves at the drive-through with McMuffins and hash browns.
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S. and I, along with a few other people, pile into a van for a 40-minute drive to the other side of the island to Ulva Ferry, where we board a small boat with other day trippers and head to Staffa.
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British 0.4613-year government bond yields sank below 1 percent on Monday for the first time, as government debt prices hit a new record high after investors continued to pile into safe assets following the country's vote to leave the European Union.
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The New Hampshire primary: Election results A decades-long tradition At Dixville Notch, it's a tradition that dates to the 1960s: A few voters and dozens of political journalists pile into The Balsams, where the votes are cast at midnight and counted immediately.
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As OPEC members are set to convene later this week, WTI crude oil ekes above $50 per barrel and investors pile into bets on the euro, Miller Tabak equity strategist Matt Maley highlights three key themes for Wednesday and the week ahead.
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The stock index has risen 10.2% so far this year, to rank as one of the world's best performing, thanks to higher oil prices and as domestic funds pile into stocks after last year's ban from central bank's high-yielding bills market.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Equity funds attracted $23.6 billion of inflows this week, the first inflows into global stocks in a month, as investors returned to U.S. markets and continued to pile into emerging assets, Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) said on Friday.
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Those economic concerns are pushing investors to pile into companies that seem to be flawless and punish those that might miss analyst estimates or have additional leverage on their balance sheets, said Randy Gwirtzman, a portfolio manager of the Baron Discovery fund.
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The school has granted Travis and other young people access to a double life: they arrive nearly every afternoon from all over the city and pile into a tiny gym to learn a craft that consists in equal measure of sport and spectacle.
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There were times when we would all huddle in Courteney's [Courteney Cox's] room — Courteney seemed to follow the trial the most of all of us — and we would all pile into her room and watch, when we had a little break from filming or rehearsals.
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Some $12.1 billion flowed into bonds, the 28th straight week of additions, taking the total for the year so to $455 billion as investors pile into safe-haven assets due to the ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions, which has started to dent the global economy.
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Nixon strains his disappointed head between the slats of the porch railing as Doc and I pile into the truck, and then the two of us wind our way through a forest of ponderosa pines heading to the San Juan Mountains shining in the north.
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"As more and more friends pile into the crowded house over the weekend, what began as a delicate look at the awkward feeling of being an outsider gradually becomes a mortifying descent into brotastic boorishness," Bilge Ebiri wrote in his review for The Times.
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It's a thoroughly 2019 take on the end of the world, one where the zombies might as well just be the endless stream of headlines and Trump tweets that pile into our consciousness from the moment we wake up until we go to bed.
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Analysts at Vertical Research Partners, Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley all initiated coverage on the stock in the final months of 2019 with "overweight" or "buy" ratings, leading institutional and individual investors to pile into the stock via platforms such as SoFi and Fidelity.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Shares of Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong are among the top performers in the world so far this year, easily returning more than the S&P, as Chinese investors pile into a market that was once the near-exclusive playground of foreign fund managers.
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If Vivendi declared it effectively controls Telecom Italia, it would be forced to consolidate the group's large debt pile into its accounts and would give the Rome government grounds to step in as it is allowed to do for companies of national interest, the newspaper said.
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Then we'd pile into my best friend Aaron Blue's Alfa Romero and speed east through the city toward Save the Robots, an after-hours club in the Lower East Side where drag queens, businessmen, club kids, and hitmen would dance together for hours, lost in the music.
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Whatever the reasons for the failure, the consequences were costly for some: The polls led investors to pile into the pound sterling and other instruments they thought would rise in value with a vote to remain, leading to heavy losses when the vote went the other way.
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Investors pile into government bonds when they are worried about the economic outlook, and when they expect short-term interest rates to fall; Royal Bank of Canada is expecting interest rates to be cut in two stages to 0.1% by August and another £50 billion worth of quantitative easing.
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At about noon on Tuesday, with barely a breeze in the air, the operator of the 25-story tall crane and the operator of a remote-controlled piece of machinery known as a vibrating hammer were performing in tandem, driving a tubelike pile into the Hudson River's muddy bottom.
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The U.S. dollar was little changed after peaking at a two-week high on Friday against a basket of currencies after data showing a record Chinese trade surplus, which may add fuel to U.S.-China trade tensions, spurred more investors to pile into the safety of the greenback.
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At a time when interest rates are at or near global lows, market watchers have been hand-wringing across 2016 about the "reach for yield," or investors' willingness to pile into riskier assets at a time when staid investments like bonds are yielding next-to-nothing — or even less than nothing.
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In the trailer above for Apple TV's Carpool Karaoke: The Series, Millie Bobby Brown (Eleven), Caleb McLaughlin (Lucas), Gaten Matarazzo (Dustin), Finn Wolfhard (Mike), Noah Schnapp (Will) and Sadie Sink (Max) pile into a car for some singing, mind-reading, and a quick pit-stop to get some part-time summer jobs.
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Based on the historical impact of illness outbreaks on U.S. stocks, two market professionals — Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer, and Nancy Tengler, chief investment strategist at Laffer Tengler Investments — agreed that while now was not the moment for investors to pile into travel plays, the space offered some selective opportunities.
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"The pace of flattening seems to have gotten a little ahead of itself and in this cycle whenever that happens you tend to see a little bit of a snap back and curve steepens out, and then when it gets comfortably steep people come back and pile into the flattener trade," Rajappa said.
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After gathering at a "base camp" that recalls a Wi-Fi-equipped nouveau Antarctica-style shed high above Husafell, visitors pile into massive eight-wheel-drive military trucks that could double as "Star Wars" weaponry and roll across the snow before descending, crampon-shod, into the ice tunnels that cost $4.5 million to engineer.
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I was 8, and every single week for the next six years, my mother, my father, my grandma, my three brothers, and later, when she was born, my sister, would pile into our red minivan and later, a brown SUV, and we would return to that Costco, always that Costco, always together, and always on Sunday.
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I don't know where my parents got the idea (I assume their lack of budget made them resourceful), but on February weekends, a gaggle of children—mostly girls—would pile into my dad's truck, and we'd squish together in our puffy snowsuits all the way to the Red River, about a ten minute drive from my house.
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With the Super Bowl rapidly approaching, it's time for sports fans and non-sports fans alike to impress their friends with hyper-caloric snack foods that they can pile into their faces while shouting at the TV. In this case, we fuse two of the greatest sports-bar foods ever: the baked potato and the quesadilla, because two forms of cheesy, fatty carbs are better than one.
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As more people pile into a small number of big cities (and a handful of smaller but dynamic ones like Cambridge), ever-larger chunks of the population will be sucked into debates like those currently raging in London, about how sought-after land—and if the capital is anything to go by, skylines and basements too—should be carved up to give each person the space to work, travel and live.
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In the introductory meeting—when the Fab Five pile into my home and ransack it; sweet, precious Jonathan would strut around, screaming "YAS, HAT!" while wearing one of my bras as a sort of bonnet—I'd say something vague about liking RuPaul's Drag Race and, er, the color green, meaning that after three days Bobby would have rendered my entire home into an emerald green runway featuring a wall-sized mural of Michelle Visage.
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"It has been a rough week for equities as investors are worried about the state of the global economy, but comments from John Williams, a U.S. central banker, have eased concerns a little," said David Madden, market analyst at CMC Markets UK. Fears the the Fed could make a policy mistake by sticking to plans to raise rates in 2019 have driven investors to abandon stocks and pile into bonds, Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists said on Friday.
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And although he never buttered his own biscuits or poured his own coffee, he gave us the spark we needed to get up at 3 in the morning, pile into a 1935 Chevy and two Tin Lizzies and, loaded with eggs, milk, coffee, ham, green onions, bell peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, roastin' ears, laid-out biscuit dough, graham-crackers-for-the-kids, and sugar-tit-for-the-baby, lard, butter, grapes, yellow cake, beer, ice, worms, poles, string, buckets, skillets, tablecloths, plates, U.S. Steel Company forks, and try to get to Turkeyfoot Lake before the fish woke up.
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