Then came the late meltdown in Denver, which preceded the late meltdown against the Los Angeles Chargers, which preceded the late meltdown at Oakland, which preceded a week of — what's the word here?
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The credit expansion that preceded Japan's lost decade in the 1990s and that preceded the 2006 U.S. housing-bust pale in comparison.
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An inverted U.S. yield curve has preceded all five U.S. recessions since 1980, and an inverted UK curve preceded all three recessions in Britain since 1980.
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" He might as well have preceded that with, "O.
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Rush preceded Def Jam Records, for those that actually know.
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Experts fear it because it has historically preceded recessionary periods.
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Such "inversions" have preceded each of the past seven recessions.
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But what's glory worth if not preceded by some suffering?
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It was preceded by LinkedIn, Pinterest, and TikTok, among others.
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The agreement was preceded by a chaotic day of deliberations.
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Friday's market drop was preceded by plenty of bad news.
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An inversion of the yield curve has preceded past recessions.
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Singles by Ronny Rodriguez and Candelario preceded Stewart's RBI hit.
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A building damaged by the earthquake that preceded the tsunami.
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It's unclear what words, if any preceded the "sheriff" comment.
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Taniguchi's match against Infiltration is preceded by loads of hype.
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Maren was preceded in death by his wife, Elizabeth Maren.
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In the most extreme cases, that rhetoric preceded mass killing.
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Eastern, preceded by "College GameDay" on ESPN at 9 a.m.
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It is usually preceded by several hours of classical music.
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The public outcry against Cosby preceded #MeToo by several years.
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The deal was preceded by a merger of Dow DWDP.
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Much of the action on Tuesday preceded Mr. Trump's arrival.
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J.D. Davis preceded Frazier's first homer with an RBI single.
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Austin Romine preceded Ford's first homer with an RBI single.
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Investors fear it because it has historically preceded a recession.
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An inversion of the yield curve has preceded every recession.
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But Mosul was preceded by a series of technical innovations.
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To the east, two enormous blasts preceded two enormous plumes.
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They disliked all that preceded them, as children often do.
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Her objections to Turkish membership preceded her election in 2005.
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Tony Kemp preceded Springer's RBI single with a triple to center.
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The woman who preceded her was Pakistan's Benazir Bhutto in 1990.
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Almost all inversions in the last half century have preceded recession.
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Nevertheless, all of these appearances preceded her being a household name.
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Starling Marte's RBI single preceded Bell's three-run homer to right.
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Although the Weinstein scandal certainly accelerated this shift, it preceded him.
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Many deaths are preceded by a surge of treatment, often pointless.
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FISA was a great improvement over the lawlessness that preceded it.
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The last nine recessions have been preceded by yield curve inversions.
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That score was immediately preceded by Darrell Stewart's 46-yard run.
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A Soviet spacecraft preceded this in 1977, according to Ars Technica.
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Such an inversion has preceded every economic downturn for 50 years.
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Evolving artistic conceptions about the lifeforms that preceded us on Earth.
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New York took to heart lessons from programs that preceded it.
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An inverted yield curve has preceded the past five U.S. recessions.
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That the election this year was preceded by Olympics hasn't helped.
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But this one, given what preceded it, drew some public derision.
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A picture of the man who preceded her husband in office.
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Even selfie sticks preceded Ms. Hilton by decades, Mr. Marino said.
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Inversions have preceded every American recession of the last 60 years.
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Their music was reactionary to the art music that preceded it.
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He defended his plan and said the Marlins' problems preceded him.
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The vote was preceded by Russian disinformation against the name change.
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That news preceded another wave of selloffs, wiping out earlier gains.
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The chasm can only be explained by events that preceded it.
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A social media storm preceded the decision to cancel the project.
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These were preceded by an older tradition of building in wood.
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Police could not find evidence that a struggle preceded the shooting.
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Both those time periods preceded equity index declines the following year.
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It will be preceded by a happy hour and silent auction.whatajokefest.
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Back in 2008, military exercises also preceded Russia's invasion of Georgia.
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His son, Isambard, said the death was preceded by a stroke.
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That marked a peak that preceded a tumble into a correction.
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They are proud of their enduring friendship, which preceded the war.
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Since 21625, a slowdown in employment growth has preceded every recession.
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Part of the problem was the furor that preceded the talk.
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The stop, which preceded a Roethlisberger incompletion, asserted the Patriots' primacy.
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Bolton was preceded by H.R. McMaster and, very briefly, Michael Flynn.
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In some cases, DREAD's surveillance operations preceded the torture of targets.
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But that will not resolve the issues that preceded his departure.
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This would repeat the very dynamics that preceded the nuclear deal.
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No coverage focused on the poor planning that preceded the mission.
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In Malawi, scores died from flash floods that preceded the cyclone.
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Hicks' homer was the big blow, preceded by three consecutive doubles.
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The current war, like the one that preceded it, appears unwinnable.
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He purports to "refound" the nation, and damns those who preceded him.
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Officials said at the news conference that no altercation preceded his death.
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The performance was preceded by an art exhibition at the same venue.
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And the press campaign preceded July 183st by at least a month.
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That preceded working with him on Halo 43, on content and lore.
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Unlike traditional full-length ballets that preceded it, "Jewels" has no narrative.
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But it's been nothing like the years that preceded the Sands attack.
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Such an inversion has preceded every recession over the past 50 years.
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Experts fear it because in the past it has preceded recessionary periods.
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As with any high-profile showdown, verbal foreplay preceded any actual confrontation.
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Rick Porcello (234-29) and three relievers preceded Kimbrel's high-wire act.
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You crash back into the shitty base reality that preceded your worldview.
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This yield curve phenomenon preceded each recession in the past 50 years.
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It even preceded the report on Vladimir Putin's triumphal visit to China.
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The fact that this statement isn't preceded by a hashtag perplexes me.
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I blame the people that preceded me for allowing this to happen.
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"That announcement preceded this research paper," she said of the new study.
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This development has preceded every U.S. recession over the past 45 years.
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The Iraq-Denmark game in Brasilia preceded the Brazil-South Africa match.
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Every recession since the 1950s has been preceded by a curve inversion.
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Two warning calls had preceded the blast and there were no injuries.
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That's a shame, given the 80 or so minutes that preceded it.
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Power outages preceded the Thomas Fire in Ventura on Tuesday, as well.
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After 77 minutes, he did something that transcended all that preceded it.
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Here are the five most well-known "nannygates" that preceded Martino's own.
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The Whopper's invention preceded the Big Mac by a whole ten years.
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A series of starts and stops preceded the decision to sell Bellefonte.
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The indictments — like others that preceded them — also have important domestic implications.
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Those charges largely preceded his work for the Trump campaign in 2016.
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Such unusual occurrences have preceded every recession over the last 60 years.
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And extremist behavior online has preceded real-life violence in recent instances.
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Before that, it was used in ball culture, which preceded drag culture.
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He is the cousin of late President Hugo Chavez, who preceded Maduro.
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But Walsh, 57, thinks the collapse of Republican principles long preceded Trump.
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The inversion of that curve has preceded every recession in modern history.
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An inverted yield curve has preceded every recession in the modern era.
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Inverted yield curves have preceded every US recession in the modern era.
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This inversion has preceded every U.S. recession in the past half century.
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He preceded Johnny Carson (ask your folks) and deserves to be remembered.
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"Their reputation preceded them for what they've brought to teams," Hazen said.
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A couple of drinks have preceded some of my most meaningful moments.
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The arrival of the bears was preceded by years of bilateral negotiations.
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What followed was looser, more surprising and funnier than what preceded it.
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Bitcoin, the first cryptocurrency, is completely different from anything that preceded it.
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Morgan's real debt is to the generation of performers who preceded Pryor.
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She draws from the album in this concert, preceded at 7 p.m.
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The dispute that preceded the massacre involved the gunman's superior officer, Col.
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Death is preceded by years of disability, countless procedures and powerful medications.
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" Trump preceded that message with a tweet that simply said: "America First!
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I asked her about the messages that preceded her archive zombie's resuscitation.
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Only Sweden and Finland preceded the U.S. in passing such a law.
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Physical attacks on Jews in Europe are generally preceded by verbal attacks.
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Tamales are old, as food goes; they preceded Columbus, and possibly Christ.
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Trilobites The deer-sized dinosaur preceded one of Earth's most fearsome predators.
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They don't see an endless sea of white guys that preceded them.
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I preceded him and I stayed for four or five years afterwards.
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They're challenging the certitude of a generation of historians who preceded them.
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Other admirers preceded me there that day: Lilies had been left in tribute.
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It is apparent, then, that Thornton's interest in visionary states preceded his illness.
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She's a villain seemingly designed for the social media age that she preceded.
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Tampa Bay's Adam Kolarek, Tommy Hunter and Brad Boxberger (2-0) preceded Colome.
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In other words, they're very different from the entitled millennials who preceded them.
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Inversions have preceded economic recessions in the U.S. since at least the 1960s.
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She began to feel uncomfortable at conferences, aware that her reputation preceded her.
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He had been preceded by Mr. Sapan's friend Bruce Wolosoff, a classical composer.
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The march was preceded by peaceful vigils and demonstrations earlier in the day.
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Experts fear a yield-curve inversion because it has historically preceded a recession.
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The flattening of the yield curve has often preceded recessions in the past.
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He doubled down with the aggressive slide that immediately preceded his getting punched.
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This couple preceded their nuptials with a turtle-tracking expedition in the Bahamas.
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Muhtar Kent, the CEO who preceded Mr Quincey, began to address these problems.
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Of this unfortunate number, only eight were preceded by a big credit gap.
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Such an inversion has preceded every U.S. recession in the past 50 years.
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Two storms in 2012, Alberto and Beryl were preceded by Arthur in 2008.
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The play was immediately preceded by a pass interference call against Penn State.
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Police say the violence was preceded by an argument between Swindell and Hargrove.
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ET time slot, paying tribute to the accused sexual harasser who preceded him.
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Every major sell-off in the stock market has been preceded by underperformance.
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What is the trenchant difference between what preceded 2016 and what has ensued?
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According to the report, her death was preceded by one other suicide attempt.
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He was preceded by one-inning stints from Pedro Baez and Chris Hatcher.
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A Moran tug preceded it, attached to the bow by a long rope.
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Saturday's setback was preceded by an 82-80 defeat at Tennessee on Jan.
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Quite a few others, including Adam Scott, a Masters champion, have preceded them.
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Since 1969, a US yield-curve inversion has preceded every recession on record.
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Bogaerts' streak-stretching single in the first inning preceded Ortiz's two-run blast.
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The worst farm meltdown since the mid 1980s preceded the president's trade policy.
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The label succeeded this year because the releases were preceded by hearty discussion.
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" Nonetheless, the loudest chant of the night preceded the encore: "We Want 'Sex'!
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Then, a sore throat and a cough preceded a sudden plunge into madness.
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However, it appears that the underlying investigation preceded Page's involvement in the campaign.
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These people disgrace the history that preceded the American moral collapse in Helsinki.
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But the most memorable Thanksgiving meal in our family history preceded this turkey.
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Monday's filing preceded Dropbox's road show to pitch its offering to potential investors.
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The numerals, preceded by a zero, are softly brushed with an illuminating finish.
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Mr. Husamudeen, whose answers were often preceded by long pauses, did not hesitate.
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Hunter Dozier's double followed by Alex Gordon's single preceded Cheslor Cuthbert RBI single.
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The phenomenon, known as a yield curve inversion, has historically preceded a recession.
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It preceded a tense, fairly strange group date starring that season's controversial frontrunner.
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Every recession in modern history has been preceded by a yield curve inversion.
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And in fact, previous impeachment investigations were preceded by months of congressional oversight.
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Grammy-winning gospel artist Yolanda Adams, who performed "America the Beautiful," preceded Lovato.
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Layoffs of similar lengths preceded their last three series openers, which they won.
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Yesterday's sell-off was preceded by an even bigger one in European markets.
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Ms. Jeffreys's television fame was preceded by a few busy years of moviemaking.
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Conway's reputation as a numbers wizard preceded her long before the 28503 election.
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All revolutions are preceded by ideas telling us what would probably come about.
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That economics algorithms, unlike the economists who preceded them, can actually predict recessions.
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It's unclear whether any query preceded an actual suicide attempt, the authors note.
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By the way that's different from saying that most inversions have preceded recession.
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The trend preceded NAFTA, and it would have continued with or without NAFTA.
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His foreign policy has, in most cases, reflected the consensus that preceded him.
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That preceded another exquisite catch-and-run by Brown (62 yards), which preceded a scoring rush by Le'Veon Bell, who accounted for all 78 yards on that drive (excluding a 5-yard penalty), all on runs, 10 in a row.
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Max Kepler preceded Astudillo's homer with a line double down the right field line.
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His ascent was preceded by a corruption scandal that rocked political and financial institutions.
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The "curve inversion" among these two debt maturities has often preceded prior U.S. recessions.
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An inverted yield curve has preceded every U.S. recession in the past 50 years.
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Meanwhile, Mississippi came in last place, preceded by Louisiana, Nevada, West Virginia, and Alabama.
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For anecdotal evidence disproving Schumpeter, just glance at the article that preceded his column.
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That launch preceded HBO Now's release in the U.S. by more than two years.
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The only exception was in cases where the sexual relationship preceded the professional one.
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A three-day music festival featuring James Brown and B.B. King preceded the fight.
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The case preceded the entry into force of the new, tougher rules on bailouts.
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An inverted yield curve has preceded all U.S. recessions in the past 50 years.
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Irma's landfall was preceded by one of the largest peacetime evacuations in America's history.
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Khosrowshahi called the coverup a "failure," while noting it preceded his tenure as CEO.
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Each of the aforementioned albums was preceded by a late-summer lead single rollout.
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The country's last major epidemic was in 266 and was preceded by El Nino.
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Polanco's two-run double preceded Jung Ho Kang's run-scoring single in the sixth.
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The news of the formal filing of criminal charges preceded Anderson's funeral on Sunday.
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Pelosi recalled the 2013 debacle that preceded Trump's presidency by more than three years.
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But the platforms are doing much, much better than the taxis that preceded them.
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A yield curve inversion has preceded every U.S. recession in the past 50 years.
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In fact, these midterms switches have not preceded major turning points for markets ever.
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The severity of the Great Recession belied the relative economic stability that preceded it.
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A yield curve inversion has preceded every U.S. recession in the past 9.124.213 years.
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The last three times revenues dipped preceded economic recessions in 1991, 2002 and 2008.
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All five U.S. recessions since the 22007s have been preceded by an inverted curve.
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Mr. Assaf's road to victory is preceded by his charming musical misadventures in childhood.
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It's the thing that preceded spiders in evolution—the first attempt, the dry run.
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It was preceded by Shuddle, which began in 215 and has raised $220 million.
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Most discussions focus on leading indicators — statistics about economic variables that have preceded recessions.
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A flip in that spread has preceded every recession over the past 50 years.
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Yet each premiere was preceded by short documentary films in which couture seemed all.
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The Industrial Revolution was only made possible by the Agricultural Revolution that preceded it.
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As Loomis points out, the group was more inclusive than those that preceded it.
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It created a war between North and South that preceded the actual Civil War.
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Arty next rang the couple that had preceded him and Paloma as Gladys's bosses.
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Both of those concerts are preceded by short recitals by the Lysander Piano Trio.
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That's the message they delivered with each of the 99 wins that preceded Monday's.
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" He then preceded to move woodenly around the stage while declaring himself "very presidential.
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The neuroscience, she says, debunked the myth of the young "superpredator" that preceded it.
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Burundi was preceded by Syria, Togo, Afghanistan, Benin, Rwanda, Guinea, Liberia, Tanzania and Madagascar.
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I felt this article was just as unfair as anything that had preceded it.
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Nor was she paid for the two years of labour that preceded her injury.
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"The issue is disturbing," said Mr. Donovan, who preceded Mr. McMahon as district attorney.
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But Zipperstein reminds us that it is important to understand the catastrophes that preceded.
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A yield curve inversion has preceded almost all recessions over the last half-century.
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His efforts preceded a time of reckoning for the chaebol, family-run business empires.
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Post-13 Japan preceded China as the hub of regional and intercontinental trade networks.
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The advance was preceded by a rebel statement saying they were uniting their ranks.
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Like the string of striking teachers who preceded them, they're fighting for a raise.
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This stock market rally hasn't been as intense as many others that preceded it.
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The games have gone relatively smoothly compared with the horror stories that preceded them.
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Worcester's Berniepalooza was actually preceded by a 2016 concert in Chicago, also called Berniepalooza.
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One, early voting in some states preceded his surge and probably didn't reflect it.
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The concert will be preceded by an afternoon of panel discussions and art installations.
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His disappearance was preceded by a YouTube video in which he discussed suicidal thoughts.
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The yield curve: Many bear markets are preceded by flat or inverted yield curves.
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Pacific time until the credits rolled after whatever awards ceremony the red carpet preceded.
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This was preceded by an Ebola crisis in 2014 which claimed nearly 4,000 lives.
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And it's interesting because I am 215, and my whole education preceded this law.
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"That language apparently infuriated the president and it preceded her announced departure," Napolitano said.
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He has been legally advised not to discuss the events that preceded the shooting.
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The back-and-forth second half was preceded by a tightly contested first half.
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It was preceded by "Lillian Roxon's Rock Encyclopedia," published by Grosset & Dunlap in 1969.
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The last seven recessions in America have been preceded by an inverted yield curve.
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You know they can say that most recessions have been preceded by an inversion.
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Attacks by Rohingya insurgents calling themselves the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army preceded the crackdown.
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"Spring," like "Autumn" and "Winter," which preceded it, is addressed to that young daughter.
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I never knew, though, that the Furs song preceded and actually inspired the movie.
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One note is addressed to "Grey," the book that preceded "Darker" in James's series.
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Each night's concert will be preceded by a discussion with Miller at 7 p.m.
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The Sherlock Holmes stories, which preceded Christie's, grew to prominence after the Industrial Revolution.
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The sound of three low, ominous sirens broadcast on national television preceded the detonation.
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Yes, a parachute jump might be preceded by HESITATION for some of you, but for me it would be preceded by running to the back of the plane, ugly crying and wrapping myself around anything the jump instructors couldn't pry me off.
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Her next album, the uneven "The Red Shoes" (1993), preceded a 12-year recording hiatus.
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What's happening is well short of the irrational exuberance that preceded the 2014 price collapse.
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This took a foothold after 2011 or so but was preceded by something less grandiose.
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Ed Miliband, who preceded her as leader, promised to crack down on migrants receiving benefits.
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According to the obituary, Perry was preceded in death by his wife Edna in 2016.
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In one study, participants reported that interpersonal difficulties or negative emotions often preceded their SIB.
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The inversion between these two maturities has preceded U.S. recessions in the past 50 years.
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" The Incredibles 2 actor captioned the photo with, "they just keep tryin'," preceded by, "Hahahahahahahhahahaah.
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Every US recession for the past 22050 years was preceded by an inverted yield curve.
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Gaethje's promotional debut put into perspective the 17 victories (and no losses) that preceded it.
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Trump's trip to Africa follows a trend carried by the first ladies who preceded her.
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In the hours of debate that preceded the vote, Biden echoed the Bush administration's rhetoric.
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A rising market almost always preceded a win by the incumbent party and vice versa.
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But the years of populist rule by the Peronists that preceded it were equally calamitous.
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It's also a look at the rough slide into second from Bautista that preceded it.
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Alix's arrival at the home was not preceded by a call for service or help.
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He was involved with the first conceptual version of the maser, which preceded the laser.
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The sport also has a religious dimension: each match is preceded by intricate Shinto rituals.
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There certainly have been occasions in the past when a low Vix has preceded trouble.
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Has the series finale of a show ever exceeded everything that preceded it like this?
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Why it matters: Since the 1970s, an inverted yield curve has preceded every U.S. recession.
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Every US recession for the past 21 years was preceded by an inverted yield curve.
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An inversion between these two maturities has preceded a recession in the past 8.003 years.
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Enforcement of the new law will be preceded by a public education and warning period.
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The denunciation of abortion was preceded by an appeal for $50 billion for neonatal research.
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Conversely, Illinois ranked 50th as the top net-loss state, preceded by 49th-ranked California.
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Her siblings all preceded her in death, including a sister who lived to be 102.
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Every US recession over the past 60 years was preceded by an inverted yield curve.
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On the radio, they hear murderous rhetoric of the sort that preceded the Rwandan genocide.
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Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), who preceded Chaffetz as chairman with a rocky and controversial tenure.
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That someone, most recently, was Andrew, yet the sorrow, I now realized, preceded his passing.
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That "inverted" curve is viewed as a negative sign and has often preceded a recession.
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But that deal, like the six reconciliation deals that preceded it, has not been implemented.
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This is expected to be preceded by a significant weakening of the Earth's magnetic field.
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But, Dunbar-Ortiz argues, it actually enshrines practices and priorities that long preceded that conflict.
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"This should have been done by all of the presidents that preceded me," Trump said.
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A 1958 military coup preceded the 1977 coup, resulting in the leadership of Army Gen.
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The sale will be preceded by a three-week exhibition from July 20 to Aug.
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Sadly, the staff work that preceded today's joint communique barely moved even the Syrian needle.
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The charred remains in Jordan are the first direct evidence that bread production preceded agriculture.
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The couple were preceded down the aisle by five of their children and four grandchildren.
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This is why the Singapore summit was preceded by the absurd, churlish G-7 kerfuffle.
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These concerts, conducted by Matthew Halls, are preceded by recitals by the violinist Alexi Kenney.
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Wednesday's subpoena vote was preceded by an intense back-and-forth between Cummings and Reps.
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For example, may impeachment proceedings be brought based upon conduct that preceded election to office?
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Because there is great value in the shared values that preceded the high-profile meeting.
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Both years were preceded by unusually strong years (2013 and 2017) with extraordinarily low volatility.
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That top preceded a slump that took the index down 15 percent for the month.
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An American team is in it, but the finals will be preceded by preliminary rounds.
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What were the differences between early Chicago house and the disco movement that preceded it?
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"Spoon" was a single that preceded Ege Bamyasi but was also included on the album.
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Clearly if that sentence was preceded by, "You killed him," the interpretation would be different.
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The event will be preceded by a self-driving car demo at 85033:00 a.m.
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Meanwhile, other shootings have been preceded by misogynist rhetoric on the part of the suspect.
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Fame has preceded Esteban's empanadas, so I have little doubt about what I will order.
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That comment, and several incidents that had preceded it, effectively ended Solo's national team career.
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Every US recession for the past 60 years was preceded by an inverted yield curve.
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It won the European Cup, which preceded the Champions League, four times in eight years.
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If it was baptismal, it felt doubly so given the few weeks that preceded it.
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The warehouse walkout on Monday preceded a sickout on Tuesday by Whole Foods Market employees.
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The warehouse walkout on Monday preceded a sickout on Tuesday by Whole Foods Market employees.
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Why it matters: These inversions have preceded every U.S. recession of the last 70 years.
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The phenomenon, also known as a yield curve inversion, has historically preceded periods of recession.
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That has raised concerns among some investors as the phenomenon has historically preceded a recession.
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The Red Sox won the 2018 World Series, preceded by the Houston Astros in 2017.
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Like Larkin, Taylor views her death as a retreat into the nothingness that preceded her.
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Reservations are required for this performance, which is free and preceded at 6:30 p.m.
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Mr. Sidel's death from cancer in 2011 preceded a bumpy professional time for Ms. Consolo.
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The shooting incident was a natural consequence; the brouhaha that preceded it, a teachable moment.
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Trump's remarks lasted more than an hour and preceded an executive order signing on Medicare.
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It's a modest home and there's not a hint of the horror that preceded it.
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Another bogey at the ninth preceded three birdies in five holes on the back nine.
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At the very least, this skulduggery offers a contrast to the efforts which preceded it.
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Mr. Tietmeyer played a leading role in the years of negotiations that preceded the euro.
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In the church calendar, every period of celebration is preceded by a time of preparation.
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The safety preceded a USC touchdown drive, capped by a Markese Stepp 4-yard run.
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Thursday's debate, like the collisions that preceded it, pitted a "leftist" lane led by Sens.
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Crowded trades such as this have often preceded a sharp price reversal in the past.
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These vulnerable Americans did nothing to cause this recent shutdown, or those that preceded it.
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Some of those efforts, like its move to centralize purchases, preceded its sale to Amazon.
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"This should have been done by all of the presidents that preceded me," he said.
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J Dilla, preceded them all about 10 years ago, at age 32, after battling lupus.
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That preceded the relapse in May when he overdosed four times in a single afternoon.
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The pride I felt afterward was real, even if nothing that preceded it had been.
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On seizing power the Bolsheviks made their first victims the intellectuals who had preceded them.
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These communities were based on forums — the now-outdated web technology that preceded social networks.
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Q. What would your dad, Bill France, who preceded you as C.E.O., have thought about this?
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It's almost certain, then, that parents' distress over U.S. immigration policy has long preceded President Trump.
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The 21-day shutdown that ended January 1996 preceded a 21 percent rally in 12 months.
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Springer's RBI single in the ninth off Reed Garrett preceded Bregman's 13th homer of the season.
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To be sure, each exit was preceded by its own set of foreboding signs and circumstances.
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This inversion between the two maturities has preceded every U.S. recession in the past 50 years.
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Police have yet to discuss a possible motive and continue to investigate what preceded the drownings.
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The attack on Malaya actually preceded the assault on Pearl Harbor by more than an hour.
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The journalist preceded to sputter and was shocked when Collins said he had read the article.
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A legislative election was preceded by months of wrangling about whether independence-minded candidates could stand.
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The rally was preceded by a private breakfasts with Scaramucci and Grimm, open only to VIPs.
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Past house-price setbacks were preceded by moments when affordability became stretched, in 1989 and 2007.
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Mueller's investigation and the FBI probe that preceded it have hung over Trump's year-old presidency.
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As with Hadid and Jenner before her, Baldwin's social media fame somewhat preceded her modeling career.
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It's preceded by Captain Marvel, and it will be followed by Spider-Man: Far From Home.
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"Our study suggests that high-frequency hearing may have preceded the emergence of echolocation," noted Churchill.
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But what is indisputable is an inverted curve has preceded every U.S. recession since the 21s.
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There was also a 0.8 percent increase in new prescriptions that were not preceded by testing.
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But, really, Snap's struggles preceded all of that, due in no small part to rival Instagram.
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Remember the shopping frenzy that Balmainia and the retailer's array of blockbuster collabs that preceded it?
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These symptoms are also sometimes preceded by diarrhea and other gastronomical issues, according to the USDA.
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The photos below capture some of those wild nights and the long days that preceded them.
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The 20 mass killings in the U.S. in 2019 that preceded this weekend claimed 96 lives.
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They were often preceded by periods in which light-touch regulatory thinking was in the ascendant.
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He's also one of the only men to defeat Fabricio Werdum, the champion who preceded Miocic.
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Combined with those who preceded them, a total of 2.6 million are believed to have left.
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I replied with several exclamation points — you can imagine the words that preceded the punctuation yourself.
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The successful orbital launch was preceded by two failures since late last year by other startups.
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This inversion of the yield curve has preceded every U.S. recession in the past 50 years.
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The center still held, despite the roiling years of protest, war, and assassinations that preceded Watergate.
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These aren't unpredictable attacks, and there's often a discernible pattern to the killings preceded by threats.
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It's even good enough to make you appreciate the album-length failures that preceded its release.
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There is little daily discussion of the occupation, or of the mass displacement that preceded it.
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Pain or tingling preceded some instances of sweating blood, while several patients experienced headaches or hypertension.
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"This palace was liberated from the merchants of power"—the corrupt governments that had preceded Chávez.
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Recessions also have been preceded by increases in inflation, and that is not now the case.
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In fact, each recession of the last 60 years was preceded by a yield curve inversion.
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His last visit preceded Russia's intervention in Syria, but lately there have been signs of strains.
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An inversion of the yield curve has preceded every U.S. recession in the last 3.753 years.
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"This should have been done by all of the presidents that preceded me," Trump said Friday.
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The 2012 election, European debt-crisis aftermath and "fiscal cliff" budget battle preceded the 2013 advance.
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But this rosy scenario is as unrealistic as the others that preceded it over the decades.
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Petrino said his coaches spent months preparing for this game, even though two others preceded it.
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It's unclear what preceded the video, but it shows the man threatening to harm the women.
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Uber's retreat in China was preceded by a parade of failures by earlier American tech firms.
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And the special counsel was preceded by multiple congressional inquiries, a number of which are ongoing.
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Although Miley has avoided any substantial controversy, her wild-child persona has sometimes preceded her performance.
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On its surface it suggests a reversal; in truth it affirms all that has preceded it.
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He is not, as has been the case with every president who preceded him in office.
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A wave of perfume preceded the man, who also brought Doris the English bulldog with him.
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It's also preceded by a foreword by legendary cyberpunk author, and Womack's longtime friend, William Gibson.
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Still, how does such misconduct compare to the calamities engineered by the "centrists" who preceded him?
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Of course, two days of gratuitous and self-defeating Trump bombast and threats preceded this resolution.
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The studio can now make them available closer to the marketing campaigns that preceded their debut.
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Photographs of some of the titans who preceded him — Gustav Mahler, Leonard Bernstein — lined the walls.
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Debates over how to read the Constitution preceded Antonin Scalia and will be with us forever.
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The announcement of the peace initiative was preceded by months of national consensus building in Afghanistan.
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In other words, this match did not quite live up to the anticipation that preceded it.
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These early AKs preceded the construction and subsequent production of the AKM, which began in 1959.
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The sale will be preceded by an exhibition of the works at Sotheby's, starting on Feb.
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Indeed, she was respected by both Democratic and Republican comptrollers who preceded her in that office.
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Finding an effective remedy always needs to be preceded by a careful analysis of the causes.
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That rare scenario, called an inverted yield curve, has preceded every recession in the modern era.
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Unlike the screamers and fist-shakers who preceded him, Ramos Allup was calm, worldly, almost professorial.
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I only wish it were as free-spirited and buoyant as the two that preceded it.
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Then-acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker, who preceded Barr, testified before the panel in February 2019.
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His widow later became president, and his son and namesake preceded Mr. Duterte in the position.
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Its collapse ushered in the era of fiat currencies and preceded the inflation of the 1970s.
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Healthtech founders stand on the shoulders of the scientists who preceded them to obtain reliable evidence.
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That transition was easy compared with the one that preceded it, when he became a widower.
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These acts were almost always preceded by changes to the TOS that justified the companies' actions.
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But he did not attend the WFP-organized rally that preceded it by a few minutes.
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The story itself constitutes the key moment, the consequence of the invisible story that preceded it.
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Because this controversy, like the many that have preceded it, is being refracted through partisan prisms.
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Van der Spuy eagled the 18th, preceded by three straight birdies, as he also finished strongly.
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Parker has been CEO of American — or the companies that preceded its current form — since 0003.
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It had been preceded and followed by the usual snarky, dishonest hostility of the elite media.
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That Q3 increase in 2003 was preceded by a 5.1 percent rise in the second quarter.
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The US preceded its invasion of Iwo Jima on February 19, 1945, with massive aerial bombardment.
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Skip down two rows and the entries there can be preceded with the color ORANGE. Strange.
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She warned that white woman would be degraded if Negro men preceded them into the franchise.
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She inherited the spiritual DNA of her grandmother and the strong black women who preceded her.
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Last year, the league moved the trade deadline up so that it preceded All-Star weekend.
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Here is a timeline of the events that preceded Comey's firing and Trump's reaction to them.
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Elizabeth Warren preceded her announcement with a plan to have the federal government manufacture generic drugs.
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Yet Keuchel found a way to thrive, as if he belonged to the generation that preceded him.
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The increase in vehicles landing in the United States was not preceded by a surge in sales.
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This curve "inversion" between the two maturities has preceded every U.S. recession in the past 113 years.
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Roberson allegedly told police the violence was preceded by a fight the two had over their child.
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Some company layoffs are a surprise, while others are preceded by weeks or moths of warning signs.
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Most screenings are preceded either by a scholar's introduction or the projection of a related short film.
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Former House Speaker John Boehner, who preceded Ryan in the office, endorsed that idea earlier this year.
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Mohammed's rampage preceded the terror attacks that killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California, by a month.
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This curve "inversion" between the two maturities has preceded every U.S. recession in the past 3.503 years.
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At least one more arrest in North Carolina preceded the Georgia incidents, according to a background check.
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For guidance you will note that other names preceded by 'prince' or 'princess' produce the same result.
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But the siege in Sylhet was preceded by three botched suicide-attacks in the previous two weeks.
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And though Twitter preceded this decade, the platform came to political and cultural prominence in the 2010s.
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Junior was born around 1995, meaning he preceded Dolly the cloned sheep by a year or so.
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In its earliest moments, it tells a much more personal story than the trilogy that preceded it.
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The last two sell-offs in the stock market were preceded by a decline in the HYG.
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According to the Cleveland Federal Reserve, an inverted yield curve has preceded the last seven U.S. recessions.
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Funeral services for Vetrano will be held at noon Saturday in Queens, preceded by a Friday wake.
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But as with most of the events that preceded this, things didn't quite come back together again.
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Even a silent protest is a big step from just the straight-up silence that preceded it.
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The model pages are preceded by some brief architecture history written by John Grindrod, author of Concretopia.
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Many of the black witches in Hollywood who've preceded her, however, haven't been quite so three-dimensional.
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Apple's announcement triggered memories of a technology-led market decline in 2000 that preceded a mild recession.
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Chris Pratt preceded her, while Neil Patrick Harris and Melissa McCarthy will appear Wednesday and Thursday, respectively.
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This matters in a country with a history of electoral shenanigans, preceded and followed by deadly violence.
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This was preceded by one of the most severe flu seasons in recent decades during 2017-18.
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McGovern's training preceded today's 'functional training' obsession, emphasizing a well-rounded approach to gaining strength and flexibility.
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"I was thinking this is great," Correa said of the intentional walks that preceded his at-bat.
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IN MOST cinemas, films are preceded by a polite request that patrons switch off their mobile phones.
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The past seven years of austerity were preceded by a decade of high spending by New Labour.
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In the year and a half that had preceded my breakdown, I had gone through a lot.
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Rockwell was preceded by Mahershala Ali, whose performance in Moonlight handily earned Best Supporting Actor in 2017.
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More than that, though, the Edge ST is an adaptation of the Edge Sport that preceded it.
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You might not have known that, because those other two times were not preceded by national outcry.
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Browsers will know a URI is using the system because it's always preceded by the characters "xn--".
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This curve "inversion" between the two maturities has preceded every U.S. recession in the past 50 years.
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" Riffing spontaneously about panelists who had preceded him, Garcetti said: "It's exciting to hear about [a] hyperloop.
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A taekwondo presentation preceded performances from K-pop stars, including Red Velvet, in the North Korean capital.
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For instance, a television drama depicting an AA meeting might be preceded by a glamorous vodka advertisement.
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It was the first wave of a reproductive revolution, it's what preceded the legalization of birth control.
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We're kind of blending this lineage of people who have preceded us with what we do today.
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It's historically low right now, near levels that have preceded every recession in the past half century.
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Not only that, but the dab is preceded by another equally trendy execution: the water bottle flip.
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This was preceded by hours of emergency meetings among senior party officials seeking to defuse the standoff.
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Weed baes want to get laid, but preferably preceded and succeeded by a big old lovely joint.
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Such a yield-curve inversion, as it's called, has preceded each of the last five U.S. recessions.
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Its reputation preceded it—it was definitely not a "studenty place," because, well, haven't you seen Trainspotting?
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In fact, another contentious figure from the sport's past preceded him by more than half a century.
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But he left open the door to renewing the diplomatic thaw which had preceded the anticipated talks.
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Inversions of the 2- and 10-year Treasury curve have preceded major sell-offs on Wall Street.
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The declaration was preceded by the announcement of two fall summits in Kashmir for prospective outside investors.
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A spokeswoman in that office explained that Mr. Slaton's troubles long preceded his creation of Hero Tees.
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They preceded the torturers and assassins in the science of organized cruelty that we call the Holocaust.
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He was married to Jean Speegle Howard and Judy Howard, both of whom preceded him in death.
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The U.S. Dollar Index traded above 77 in November 2016 which preceded a top in January 2017.
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Such lawsuits were a central focus of Eric Schneiderman, who preceded Underwood as New York's attorney general.
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Previous merger and acquisition activity bursts peaked in 2000 and 2007 and preceded big stock sell-offs.
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It is the same moral weakness and decadence, orderism warns, that preceded the fall of previous empires.
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But the years of populist rule by the Peronists that preceded it were at least as bad.
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But they argue that the advantages of the cooking fire were preceded by those of stone tools.
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It can be preceded two days earlier with an act of similar courage and clarity on Iran.
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"He has the potential to be as good, or better, than anybody that preceded him," Morris said.
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His older brother, Raymond Jr., preceded him as the federal prosecutor in New Jersey in the 1950s.
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Upon closer inspection, it's clear that the bug shares robotic DNA with the snakes that preceded it.
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She then preceded to document every second and celebrate her nuptials on stage with magician Criss Angel.
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Obama's election in 2008 was preceded and followed by violent attacks and property destruction targeted against minorities.
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What had preceded that was more than a year of planning, procrastination, logistics, negotiation and kid-wrangling.
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The marches and sit-ins of the civil rights movement were often preceded by mass worship services.
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But remember, Donald Trump exists only to put a capstone on every poisonous trend that preceded him.
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Of course, President Trump has only been following Republican Party climate denialist dogma that long preceded him.
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Laura Rice, Mr. Viafore's sister, said that the details of what preceded her brother's drowning remain unclear.
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At the same time, they have to trust the wisdom and experience of those who preceded them.
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An example might be converting exhausted and abandoned pasture land back into the grasslands that preceded it.
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This is all that is left of the composition that preceded this one, which Bradford covered over.
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But the Republican Party's democracy-indifferent attitude preceded the Trump presidency, and will likely survive beyond it.
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He was preceded in death by a son, Jae, and two sisters, Mabel Creel and Phyllis Tippet.
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During the long illness that preceded her death, my mom and I frequently spoke of spiritual matters.
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"I wanted to create the impression that this structure had preceded the development around it," he said.
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The couple stayed behind, partly because of the overblown concerns that preceded Hurricane Irene the year before.
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His rare compliments are preceded by suspenseful, inscrutable glares, and his highest praise is a silent handshake.
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The play is unlike any nonmusical event that preceded it, as a spectacle and as an investment.
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That includes an ad hoc worker revolt that preceded the end of the company's controversial Pentagon contract.
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An inversion between these two debt maturities has preceded each U.S. recession in the past 50 years.
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EEE causes inflammation of the brain, which is often preceded by a high fever, chills and vomiting.
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Mr. Fleming said the initial endorsement of Mr. Fitzgerald was preceded by minimal vetting of his views.
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This documented incidence of Trump laughter is as illuminating as all the grim smiles that preceded it.
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Preliminary information indicates a disturbance between two groups inside the nightclub preceded the shooting, affiliate WFSB reported.
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She married John G. Michele in 1980 and he preceded her in death, according to her obituary.
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This triggered a so-called yield-curve inversion, an event that has preceded recessions in the past.
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Traders worry when the yield curve inverts because, in the past, this event has preceded recessionary periods.
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Then there was Wayne, who this year preceded his beloved Voice on the journey to the hereafter.
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But the problem of information warfare preceded Mr. Trump and will persist long after he is gone.
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The issue, though, is all the cases that preceded those this week and had to be postponed.
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The NBI ruled in January that because the report preceded the law, Ressa could not be charged.
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European stocks followed a positive session in Asia and preceded a strong trading session on Wall Street.
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His mind is stimulated by the difference between a momentary impression and the one which preceded it.
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Matches across the world have been preceded my moments of silence in remembrance of the crash's victims.
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Yovanovitch's ouster preceded the opening of Trump's unofficial channel to Ukraine under Giuliani, according to other witnesses.
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These are preceded by the Overture (May 25 to 27) and followed by the Coda (June 16).
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Yet almost nothing is reported about the treaty-making and government lies that preceded these military conflicts.
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Annie's first patrol is preceded by a literal crime itinerary that she reads off a tablet screen.
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Her "Rural Hours," which preceded "Walden" by four years, was known by, and may have influenced, Thoreau.
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The deluge of fine writing that follows the referendum contrasts strangely with the reticence that preceded it.
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But it also preceded the beginning of a very public and embarrassing falling out between the brothers.
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Almost every genocide, ethnic cleansing or inter-ethnic conflict in modern history was preceded by violent words.
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The gig economy has been with us for years now, but the word "gig" long preceded it.
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This preceded another assault Monday, when twin Hasidic Jewish boys were reportedly punched in their apartment building.
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Trump preceded the retweet with a string of messages criticizing Bush, including his usual "low energy" refrain.
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OCNEP noted that needle litter preceded its existence — a point that Judge Wohlfeil, at least, agreed with.
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These are basically questions about how other parts of society can receive a pardon and how a pardon works in real life — whether the pardoning of a conviction then erases what preceded the conviction, and whether civil society can still make decisions based on what preceded the conviction.
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Unlike Thomas More, his canonised rival who preceded him to the scaffold, little in Cromwell's own hand survives.
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A sustained inversion between these two debt maturities has preceded every U.S. recession in the past 50 years.
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He was never given the hero's hailing that often preceded the senators and governors when they were introduced.
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The current 40 percent rate, and the 35 percent rate that preceded it, are the lowest since 1932.
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The east African nation has seen far less violence under Museveni than the two dictators who preceded him.
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Hyaenodonts preceded carnivore groups like cats, bears, hyenas and wolves, and were closely related to none of them.
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His 2014 Olympic bronze was preceded by a silver medal at the 2013 world championships, the outlet said.
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The recent rise in income was preceded by a sharp decline from the mid-1970s to about 1995.
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Despite the mutual enmity that preceded it, the Trump tech summit turned out to be a genial affair.
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Logan Forsythe got the start at second and opened the first with single, which preceded one by Barnes.
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Read: What we know about the driver Read: Complaints preceded fatal crash Read: Who were the young victims?
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Amy Schumer's I Feel Pretty preceded these titles on April 20, 2018, earning a decent $98 million worldwide.
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They don't feel like fitting conclusions to all the careful character buildup and elaborate schemes that preceded them.
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These reports of mistreatment are just a few of many that residents note as having preceded Atatiana's murder.
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If only it was followed rather than preceded by the one where she plans to dry out tomorrow.
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The New Hampshire primary takes place on Tuesday and will be preceded by a televised debate on Friday.
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The Ethicist Over the past eight years I underwent two stem-cell transplants, each preceded by intense chemotherapy.
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But NBA Jam was preceded by a couple of bland "action basketball" games that established the basic concept.
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The screening, described in The Los Angeles Times as "extraordinary," preceded a three-day meeting of the commission.
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Sajid Hussain, a parliamentarian from Parachinar, said gunfire preceded the blast, which he described as a suicide attack.
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As with the Summer Olympics that preceded it, China went to great lengths to prepare for the event.
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Symptoms include fever and muscle aches, which may be preceded by diarrhea or other symptoms of gastrointestinal upset.
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Until one day, I'm not sure why, because it wasn't preceded by any great epiphany, I emailed him.
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It is often considered the start of awards season, though technically it's preceded by some smaller awards shows.
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The flight of executives from Tesla Motors reminds one shrewd investor of the shakeups that preceded Valeant's plummet.
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Black Lives Matter preceded this normalization of racism and white supremacy that was just unthinkable a year before.
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Woods, Koepka and Molinari will be preceded two groups ahead by Justin Rose, Rickie Fowler and Bubba Watson.
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Referencing Bowie's beloved 1972 song, Stefani simply wrote "Starman" with a star emoji preceded by two heart icons.
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Connecticut last elected a Republican governor in 2004, with Jodi Rell, who was preceded by former Republican Gov.
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Trump's birthday party had been preceded by an open invitation that described Trump as the "saviour of humanity".
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It's worth noting, every bear market that preceded a recession was still around when the economic downturn began.
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Rubio, who preceded Cruz, spoke in poignant personal terms about race and growing up as a Cuban-American.
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The natural disasters and social breakdowns that preceded the society's descent are only alluded to in this clip.
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And why I've since been searching for information on both the games that preceded it, and what followed.
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President Donald Trump is happy to boast that he slashes more regulations than any president who preceded him.
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The Democratic and Republican conventions that preceded 2016's U.S. presidential election were both streamed on the site.
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Like Romneycare that preceded it in Massachusetts, Obamacare was designed to enrich the health insurance and pharmaceutical industries.
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In addition, nothing will be sent to the cloud unless it's preceded by "Hello Barbie," according to Mattel.
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Friday's jobs data will be preceded on Wednesday by the ADP National Employment Report of private-sector payrolls.
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That initiative preceded a two-day summit of EU leaders due to start later on Wednesday in Brussels.
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A rise in unemployment claims has preceded curve inversions and rate cut moves in the past, Fitzpatrick added.
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It was preceded by another display of co-operation: America and China ratified the Paris climate-change agreement.
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This issue has preceded the recent 3D printed gun conundrum, being used as a background check law workaround.
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The last time Wall Street questioned Buffett's favorite strategy it preceded a strong multiyear run for value investing.
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The inversion, where 241-year yields trade higher than 843-year yields, has historically preceded previous economic recessions.
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This last development is crucial to understand what makes this crisis different from the ones that preceded it.
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The last two inversions of 2- and 10-year rates, in 2000 and 2007, preceded sharp easing cycles.
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Complaints of domestic violence preceded about one in six such killings this year, the police said in September.
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Such an inversion, where two-year yields trade higher than 10-year yields, has preceded previous economic recessions.
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But the Senate finds itself in the same situation that preceded the Obamacare repeal vote in late July.
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An inversion of the 2s/10s U.S. yield curve has preceded every recession over the last 50 years.
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The concern about Russia's intentions preceded this week's meeting between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Sustained inversions of part of the yield curve have preceded every US recession in the past 50 years.
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Leitsch used to collect mentions of the "homophile movement," a term that preceded the modern gay-rights vocabulary.
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Four GOP governors preceded Patrick in the office, and he was succeeded by Republican Charlie Baker in 2015.
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By recalling the Romantic voyaging that had preceded him, he could evade the straitlaced Victorianism that surrounded him.
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The seven-day preliminary hearing that preceded Sinclair's decision raised questions about oversight at fraternities at Penn State.
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The night Lulu left was overcast, the twilight that preceded it a peculiar mixture of orange and ochre.
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Robbie Ray preceded Shipley on Wednesday while Zack Greinke allowed three runs over six innings in Tuesday's opener.
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The median number plummets to something as low as 0.00000000000000000000000000000000008 ( that's an eight preceded by thirty-four zeroes ).
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This so-called inversion between the two maturities has preceded every U.S. recession in the past 50 years.
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These outfits were simple and tame compared to the glam rock costumes that preceded and followed this period.
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She was preceded by a spiritual guru named Wiley Brooks, who claimed he hadn't eaten in 7003 years.
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This should have been done by all of the presidents that preceded me, and they all know it.
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This seemingly generous funding was also preceded by devastating cuts of £45 million to similar services last year.
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And he's scathing about the many sloppy writers who preceded him, gleefully recounting the errors he has unearthed.
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Every recession since the end of World War II has been preceded by a spike in oil prices.
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The offer is preceded by an apology, wherein Howard confesses that he should have hired Jimmy years ago.
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The most common type reported was the kind of sexual teasing and jokes that had preceded my assault.
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Eugenics based on theories of race hygiene preceded the rise of the Nazi regime to power in Germany.
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The jarring difference in this all-too-familiar setting was that "president" now preceded the former candidate's name.
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Given the long line of failed CEOs that preceded her, I'm more inclined to go with option two.
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Amis's new book, like the collections that preceded it, is the product of a ferocious yet sensitive mind.
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WASHINGTON — It was solemn, dignified and brief — the antithesis of the prolonged, bitter, circuslike spectacle that preceded it.
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The resulting polarization preceded (indeed, made possible) the Trump presidency, and it is likely to persist after it.
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It will be preceded by an 18-performance production at the Emerson Colonial Theater in Boston, from Sept.
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It was preceded by the brief "Buddha," one of Eastman's final works and one whose instrumentation is unspecified.
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R. Kelly, the Runaways, Kesha — stories of abuse long preceded Harvey Weinstein, and continue to trigger news alerts.
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Water Will completes a trilogy of Lewis's recent work, preceded by minor matter (2016) and Sorrow Swag (2014).
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"This is unprecedented," said Samuel K. Skinner, who preceded Mr. Baker as chief of staff under Mr. Bush.
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This is quite different from living birds and tells us that these decorative feathers preceded adulthood in dinosaurs.
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These outbursts were reliably preceded by a deep furrowing of the brow, such as he was affecting now.
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Frémont preceded Lincoln as the nation's first Republican presidential candidate, at a time of rapidly improving information-sharing.
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That shift preceded a change toward a more red-leaning Wisconsin that created the conditions for Ryan, Gov.
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Indeed, turnout for Democrats has been high in a series of special elections that preceded the November contest.
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When he finally approached the lectern, he sounded exactly like numerous other American chiefs who have preceded him.
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Ms. Volovodik's family settled here a decade ago, sponsored by a relative of her husband, who preceded them.
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The show is preceded by an anxious introduction from its director and leading man, Chris Bean (Henry Shields).
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He was preceded by former President Calvin Coolidge, who served in the White House from 1923 until 1929.
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The Prohibition movement and the local dry laws that preceded it appeared to already be having an impact.
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The trade — and the rumors of dealing Betts that preceded it — has been panned by the baseball world.
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"Historically, small rewards preceded negative S&P 500 returns 60% of the time over subsequent quarters," Subramanian added.
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The Three STOOGES were originally in "shorts," short episodic films that preceded the feature presentation at the movies.
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His ouster was preceded by a painfully public airing of his troubles with the President, heightened when Sen.
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But the unexplained reluctance that preceded it only adds to the cloud that still hangs over his presidency.
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The Mitchums had preceded them to the elevator, but were waiting until they arrived to push the button.
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The reveal was preceded by an epic sky battle between the Millennium Falcon and some pursuing TIE Fighters.
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The one area where, Oster says, "book research preceded behavior change" in her own life was toddler discipline.
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Even the riots at Berkeley were preceded by the shooting of a protester at an earlier Yiannopoulos event.
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A seventh-inning double by Cleveland's Yu Chang preceded an RBI single by Mercado that capped the scoring.
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He was overshadowed by the two illustrious governors who immediately preceded him: Alfred E. Smith and Franklin Roosevelt.
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The police said on Sunday evening that they were investigating the shooting and the robbery that preceded it.
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The cabinet head, though, is preceded by the speakers of the two houses of parliament in this regard.
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They were preceded by UN Ambassador Nikki Haley, whose position has gone unfilled since her departure months ago.
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The process is written into bitcoin's underlying code, and previous halving events have preceded sizable bitcoin price increases.
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Another Gaudí creation I visited, the Güell Palace, preceded Casa Milà by about 215 years, and it shows.
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In the "Concerto Barocco" that preceded it, Ms. Reichlen exemplified cool-as-a-mountain stream sweep and purity.
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The blocks Birnbaum has diligently amassed, though, display the simple but sturdy designs that preceded such sexier ones.
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Now, many of the signs of mega-wealth that preceded that financial crisis are once again on display.
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They're relatively private acts of horror, preceded by red flag after red flag of abusive and violent behavior.
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Like work that has preceded it, the project could have been more educational, intellectually challenging, or critically focused.
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In a release, USA swimming said "a disclosure of this interaction should have preceded an investigation involving Hutchison."
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The form was preceded by four pages of disclaimers, including one headlined PAPERWORK REDUCTION ACT STATEMENT. Buck-Buck-Brawkkkkkk.
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The 242 NG is the model that preceded the 0007 Max, which Boeing first delivered to airlines in 2017.
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Upon signing on as team president in March 2014, Jackson promised a more open organization than what preceded him.
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But Mr Trump is no King Lear, whose choleric old age was preceded by a long and fruitful reign.
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"My excitement about her campaign preceded her policy proposal around tech," Galen Panger, a user experience researcher, told Recode.
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Canada became only the second country in the world to legalize recreational marijuana on Wednesday, preceded only by Uruguay.
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Likely in his corner: U.S. attorney general-designate Jeff Sessions, who preceded Pryor as Alabama's top law enforcement official.
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That victory was preceded by two others, in South Carolina and New Hampshire, and a near-win in Iowa.
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But those meetings were planned well in advance, preceded by lower-level talks between US and North Korean officials.
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That ended a two-year reign by Ronaldo, which Messi had preceded with four straight wins of his own.
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The Kennel Club of Philadelphia and the various iterations which preceded it have been organizing shows there since 22015.
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Sears in bankruptcy has, therefore, continued a trend that far preceded its chapter 11 filing, a slow-paced liquidation.
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Swoons in shares of Nvidia, General Electric and Celgene, for instance, have preceded sharp moves higher in the past.
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In one study on house cats, a stressful experience preceded excessive grooming in a full 86 percent of them.
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It did not say what preceded the altercation, the identity of the other driver or list Weaver&aposs age.
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Plus, Buttons do look far more cutting-edge than what's preceded them (they're prettier than AirPods, that's for sure).
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The past three U.S. downturns were preceded by periods when the yield curve inverted 12 to 18 months earlier.
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A brief TV delay preceded the bout after pockets of viewers around the country experienced pay-per-view issues.
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It was preceded by been five hot Decembers in the last decade, in 2008, 2009, 2012 and 2006 respectively.
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But, remember: theirs was the generation that preceded online dating and everything that comes hand in hand with it.
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Perhaps more than anything else, Netanyahu brought to politics a confrontational attitude that seems to have preceded its time.
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Prior to that, the last major high was set in September, which preceded the stock sell-off in October.
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Rare controversy has preceded this year's water fight, with environmentalists and other critics calling for festivities to be curtailed.
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PEOPLE previously confirmed that Alix's arrival at Hendren's home was not preceded by a call for service or help.
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The movie is preceded by years of storylines and toys, including a Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu TV series.
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It is impossible to forget all the drama that preceded his departure, but there are more games to play.
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"The emphasis was economic," Smyke said of discussions that preceded the administration's decision to have Trump attend the event.
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Likewise, the drought that preceded the Syrian civil war also affected Jordan, Lebanon and Cyprus, none of which imploded.
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Experts say that this resource could help identify patterns of activity that preceded past terror attacks or cyber hacks.
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Sparks actually preceded both, and MillerCoors voluntarily removed the caffeine in 2008, before Four Loko even hit its stride.
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In fact, the last Android blackout this long directly preceded the election, lasting from October 20 to November 9.
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Before them was 10-year veteran James Cahill, who ran Tesla Energy, preceded by the global director of service.
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An inversion of the 2-year and 10-year yields has preceded every recession over the past 40 years.
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Chronic problems preceded him: years of reckless promises and spending left a $134bn hole in the state's pension fund.
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Moves in these coins preceded buying of bitcoin, said Josh Bramley, head trader at crypto wealth management firm Blockstars.
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It was partly because everyone knew it was coming, but also because of the sheer brutality that preceded it.
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That moment, which was preceded by a succession of sparks and flashes, was caught on camera by passing motorists.
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Furthermore, the episode was preceded by a performance by the "Game of Thrones orchestra," led by composer Ramin Djawadi.
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The Democratic half-measures that follow Sanders's plan will be different from the Democratic half-measures that preceded it.
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Atlanta works best as horror because it's able to encapsulate so many of the genre hallmarks that preceded it.
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And yet Evangelion is extensively beloved and celebrated; its reputation has now preceded its streaming debut for two decades.
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Alan Quine and defenseman Thomas Hickey preceded Tavares' second goal by scoring 225:22015 apart in the third period.
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A number is just a number, but somehow it looks bigger (and scarier) when it's preceded by a symbol.
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An inversion of 3-month rates and 10-year yields has preceded every recession in the past 50 years.
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In his stead, backup quarterback Derek Anderson preceded to throw an interception on the first snap of the game.
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That was preceded by a series of birthday preliminary events, including a birthday floppy hat party in the park.
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Turki also said authorities were holding three other men suspected of carrying out surveillance work that preceded the kidnapping.
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Virtually every recession the U.S. has seen since World War II has been preceded by an inverted yield curve.
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"Willie Jessop is a modern-day carpetbagger," says Ron Rohbock, who preceded him as the FLDS church security chief.
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And 63 percent of the time earnings recessions have preceded or accompanied economic recessions," Stovall told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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A four-minute high-sticking penalty on Patrick Kane preceded the Blues' game-winning goal on the man advantage.
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To the contrary, his strong and vocal support for Israel is far better than the administration that preceded him.
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These images dominate the news cycle and remain imprinted on our minds, completely overshadowing the struggle that preceded them.
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You're already prepping the Mellow Waves tour, which launches in Japan in October, preceded by a few festival dates.
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This preceded a May relaunch as the app exited beta with many bug fixes and functional adjustments in tow.
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The exodus preceded the Libra Association's inaugural meeting, during which Facebook and 20 other members signed the council's charter.
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In the run-up to Fire and Fury's release, Wolff's reputation for putting showmanship ahead of journalism preceded him.
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Like the great Persian poets who preceded him, his shadow will only grow larger with the passage of time.
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Photograph by Baron Wolman / Getty Rolling Stone was not the first rock-criticism magazine; it was preceded by Crawdaddy!
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And once it did, the the finale relentlessly tried to outdo the already ostentatious nine episodes that preceded it.
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On Wednesday, federal officials said the fire that preceded the blast that day had been "incendiary," or intentionally set.
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A sustained inversion of this part of the yield curve has preceded every recession in the past 50 years.
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For instance, the antidoping agency said, some athletes reported that their treatments were preceded and followed by treadmill tests.
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The story had been in print, after all, the subject of national headlines; it preceded her into every room.
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Her speech preceded by two months the opening of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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From Mr. Juppé himself and the other center-right speakers who preceded him, Mr. Trump's name came up often.
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I think the 30 years of activism aimed at corporations that preceded that public stand made a huge difference.
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Her position reflects the same hypocrisy and double standards of the emperors, pharaohs and feudal lords who preceded her.
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All recessions since World War II have been preceded by a decline in stocks of at least 21970 percent.
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When the clown appears to each misfit, he is preceded by a personification of each of their greatest fears.
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We looked to bands like The Wrecking Crew, and The Swampers, these studio bands that kind of preceded us.
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I ask myself why I feel this way, what immediately preceded the feeling, and then work out a solution.
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" The person, who declined to be named, said "people are having difficulty understanding that this Remington thing preceded April.
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Mothman sightings in the late 60s around Point Pleasant, West Virginia preceded a bridge collapse that killed 46 people.
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The Crimea war games were preceded by unscheduled drills to which no observers were invited, Mr. Golts pointed out.
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Herrera and her company that preceded the lawsuit, the court will agree that those claims are entirely without merit.
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How about Elliot Rodger, the young Californian whose demented "incel" manifesto preceded a killing spree near a college campus?
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That's a high share, perhaps because the question about torture was preceded by a question about the Brussels attacks.
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Also here, Man Ray's 1925 "Still Life With Banjo" shows the touchingly awkward searcher who preceded the suave Surrealist.
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They were married for more than 50 years before a public breakup in 2016 that preceded the divorce trial.
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The first was the comedy Sex and the City (which preceded Sopranos and matched its ratings highs several times).
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Two later face-to-face encounters with Mr. Kushner preceded key turning points in Prince Mohammed's consolidation of power.
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When Mr. Polis was first elected to Congress in 2008, though, the usual preconceptions about gay men preceded him.
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Their departure had been preceded on Thursday morning by the resignation of Shailesh Vara, a junior Northern Ireland minister.
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Within minutes, his mouth started to itch, and the strange pins-and-needles feeling that preceded the welts started.
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The recent ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya people of Myanmar was preceded by propaganda associating Rohingya men with rape.
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The seven biggest American depressions or downturns going back 200 years, she said, were all preceded by government surpluses.
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Trump's tweet preceded an announcement from Daines and Gardner that they would seek permanent full funding for the LWCF.
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That spooked Wall Street, because an inversion of the 2/10 curve has preceded every recession in modern history.
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My dad, who preceded mom in death, called her the most beautiful and smartest woman he had ever met.
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The British retreated in 1842 after suffering 4,500 killed, amid massacres that preceded the invention of the roadside bomb.
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Political and career staffers alike have found themselves caught off-guard by announcements preceded by little deliberation or planning.
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Their release had been preceded by a long history of police violence and followed by six days of protests.
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Mr. Peng discovered, to his consternation, that his creation had preceded him, and that the child was almost unrecognizable.
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Drought has already been cited as one of the factors that preceded the uprising and civil conflict in Syria.
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He held a copy of the report up to make his point during his opening statement, which preceded Hill's.
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The last question at Wednesday night's Democratic debate covered much wonkier territory than the fiery exchanges that preceded it.
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Mr. Baker's move to New York in 2013, just after Stanford, was preceded by his parents' move to Manhattan.
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On Wednesday, he aired almost 11 minutes of very detailed explanation of the events that preceded Nancy Pelosi's announcement.
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The company's nearly $200 million debt raise in 2016 was preceded by an $83 million Series B in 2015.
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This American-assisted debacle in Russia long preceded the unraveling of Iraq and the great unwinding in America itself.
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Byron treated women, and their thoughts, as inferior; his daughter, Ada Lovelace, preceded Turing in his work by decades.
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To be sure, it was slightly higher in September 2018, a period that preceded a significant market sell-off.
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Thanks in part to the chaos that preceded them, these Oscars will be nitpicked and second-guessed to death.
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The $20 bill is the third in line to be overhauled, preceded by the $10 bill and $50 bill.
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Friday was the one-year anniversary of the 2018 top, which preceded a headlong 20% collapse into late December.
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I regularly had panic attacks and flashbacks so intense that I would black out, barely remembering what preceded them.
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Tularemia, transmitted by rabbits, has the same kinds of symptoms, although it is often preceded by an ugly rash.
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The "inversion" between these two rates, when it persists, has preceded each U.S. recession in the past 50 years.
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In 2011, during the anti-government protests that preceded the civil war, he was arrested by the Assad regime.
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"When new technologies come out, it seems like they rarely totally replace the technologies that preceded them," Marsilio added.
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It wasn't the web's first instant-messaging client — a different one called IRC preceded it by nearly a decade.
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Born in 1422 of a family of the lesser nobility at Fromenteau in Touraine, Sorel's "superhuman" beauty preceded her.
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It is a way to improve, keep sharp, as well as test oneself, especially against those who preceded you.
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Quite to the contrary, it emerged from the experience of the Civil War and the tragedies that preceded it.
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The attorney-general omitted the fall in property crime, and the nationwide decline in violence that preceded the recent spike.
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The release wasn't preceded by months of speculation online and there was no big press conference to announce its arrival.
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The photo was preceded by a handshake from the star, and inspired by a fellow concertgoer, Sollers explained to GMA .
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It was a dismaying start to a new year that had been preceded by multiple acts of terror in 2016.
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There were things that we did in children&aposs health care in Arkansas that preceded the idea of S-CHIP.
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Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has adopted a more conciliatory stance towards Catalonia than the conservative government that preceded him.
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It is, however, perfect for one use case, and maybe more so than any other gadget that preceded it: Travel.
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"This should have been done by all of the presidents that preceded me and they all know it," he said.
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Several earthquakes, particularly the 5.0- and 6.9-magnitude tremors on May 3 and May 4, respectively, preceded the lava inundation.
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VICE: How strong would you say Israel's connections or ties to this administration are compared to those that preceded them?
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What preceded Trump's announcement were years of potential nominations, birth certificate conspiracy theories, television shows, book deals and Twitter rants.
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The win marked the Panthers' third in the last four games, which was preceded by an eight-game losing streak.
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The episodes that preceded the finale embodied the same spirit—a farcical and surrealist satire bounded by Southern, downtempo cool.
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I stood on the shoulders not only of our nation's founders but also the self-made Americans who preceded me.
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I started writing and documenting what joy felt and looked like for me and, most important, what preceded that feeling.
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But now it's preparing for a spring release, with a new marketing campaign that embraces the outrage that preceded it.
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Gudnadottir's award was notably preceded by Irish maestro Eimear Noone, who became the first woman to conduct the Oscars orchestra.
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Perhaps the best-known was our "Drowning in oil" cover of February 1999, which preceded a great commodity bull market.
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And yet Steven Universe is somehow even more fascinating, and in my opinion, daring than the show that preceded it.
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Investigators have not released a motive, but they say the violence was preceded by a verbal argument between the three.
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"It was very wearing on her," a source told PEOPLE in September of the family drama that preceded the nuptials.
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Themes of friendship, love, and responsibility are through lines in both these quotes and the many books that preceded them.
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Despite the drama that preceded their nuptials, the Royal Wedding gave us touching moments of inclusion and plenty of highlights.
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Fans are not the only ones drawn to his comeback story (even if some relished the downfall that preceded it).
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The grand jury convened for Mueller's investigation had met on Thursday — an unusual practice that had preceded an earlier indictment.
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"This should have been done by all the presidents that preceded me, and they all know it," Trump told reporters.
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But during the hearing that preceded it Justices Athar Minallah and Miangul Aurangzeb echoed widespread criticism of the original verdict.
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In a startling break from diplomacy-as-normal, no lower-level dialogue or groundwork has preceded the summit in Singapore.
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And besides, the Pixel line, like the Nexuses that preceded it, is all about creating a unified hardware/software solution.
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This week Mr Lighthizer spoke fondly of the system that preceded the WTO, under which members could block panel rulings.
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The game demonstrates that the tension in Ray's broken home is as unsettling as the haunted halls that preceded it.
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At the same time, he has been involved in several off-the-court incidents that preceded the altercation with Fisher.
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Each of these conflagrations was preceded by intensifying challenges to, and then surprisingly rapid breakdowns within, the prevailing international order.
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A $3.5 billion equity round from the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund preceded today's leveraged loan led by Morgan Stanley.
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Ayotte -- at any point during the year's long litany of outrages that preceded the release of this "Access Hollywood" videotape?
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I shared with them the letter and told them of its origins and about the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter, which preceded it.
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According to Pasco, the incident was preceded by an argument, but police have not disclosed the reason for the fight.
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There was no confrontation that preceded the shooting, and the handgun was not at school during the day, police said.
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The 1918 flu pandemic and others were likely preceded by multiple instances of animal-to-human transmission of related viruses.
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That incident was preceded by another crash on a Lion Air flight in November that had a similar deadly result.
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The tax will hit domestic demand; if it is closely preceded by fuel price hikes, the impact could be severe.
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It wasn't especially satisfying but felt more on point, and true to the characters, than much of what preceded it.
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The attack was preceded by another mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, which took place at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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RBR and Cologny are also dissatisfied with Gategroup's strategy that preceded the company's 63.4 million Swiss franc loss last year.
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Op-Ed Contributor Mr. Qabbani took part in the 2011 nonviolent protests for freedom that preceded the Syrian civil war.
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They express a sense of a hopelessness — a disappointment more deeply felt because of all the anticipation that preceded it.
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