During the most recent week, taxable bonds pulled in $12.7 billion and municipal bonds pulled in $2.5 billion, according to ICI.
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And BlackRock has pulled in nearly 40 percent of the $160 billion pulled in by U.S. ETFs alone this year, according to FactSet.
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It pulled in Seth Rich's death, the Democrat-led global pedophile ring from Pizzagate, the DNC inside job conspiracy, and, in December 2017, it pulled in CrowdStrike, as well.
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Clinton and Sanders both pulled in 30 times that amount.
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But the release also pulled in another unexpected audience: children.
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He's pulled in more than $20163 million since becoming speaker.
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What we're watching: Enrollment is being pulled in both directions.
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Although the songs are essentially pulled in from SoundCloud, Poolside.
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It also best describes the stunt he pulled in Singapore.
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It pulled in an underwhelming $2118 million from 246,21819 screens.
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The company pulled in nearly $740 million from the IPO.
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People who previously couldn't afford the device are pulled in.
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"He moved the car and I pulled in," Blevin says.
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Games on the platform pulled in $32 billion in 2015.
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Trump had pulled in roughly 30 million from those networks.
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Moments later, a police cruiser pulled in front of him.
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In 22.6 the Bicycle industry pulled in over $22016 billion.
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But now its subsidiary Instagram is being pulled in, too.
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Carson and Kasich pulled in less than 10% support each.
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Last year the tourist hotspot pulled in some 12.5M visitors.
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International stock funds pulled in $2.1 billion, according to Lipper.
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Mr Turnbull is pulled in every direction over energy policy.
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The world is being pulled in two directions at once.
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He's pulled in almost $1.7 million so far this year.
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Two runs scored, and Gillaspie pulled in with a triple.
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Abruptly, we pulled in front of a white, windowless building.
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How many weeds I pulled in pursuit of a Mewtwo.
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The movie pulled in just $20093 million in Thursday previews.
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Google has pulled in the reins, but just a little.
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And they have pulled in over $46 million so far.
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But he was pulled in the second period on Nov.
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That's pulled in $10 billion just by itself this year.
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The Emoji Movie, in second place, pulled in $25.7 million.
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She was in 9 episodes and pulled in $12,500 for each.
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Last year it pulled in a $940 million investment from Softbank.
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U.S.-based stock funds pulled in $803 million, according to Lipper.
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The freshman forward also pulled in a team-high seven rebounds.
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The actor — a former mercenary — blacked out and was pulled in.
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Monument Valley 2 pulled in $728,23 on its launch day alone.
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The typical DC metro-area household pulled in $93,294 in 2015.
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It then pulled in a record-breaking $83 million on Saturday.
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Like I was in a river being pulled in a current.
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The last Singles' Day pulled in $14.3 billion, the company said.
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His show pulled in hundreds of millions of dollars in adverising.
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Per comScore, CNN pulled in 110 million domestic uniques last month.
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YouTube videos of the battles have pulled in millions of views.
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From June 2016 to June 2017, Beyoncé pulled in $105 million.
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Though the bill was pulled in September, student-led protests continue.
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I got pulled in, and I still feel the same way.
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In its first year, the retailer pulled in $700,000 in sales.
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The top-ranked US carrier, JetBlue, pulled in at No. 40.
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Broadcaster NBC pulled in the biggest audience with 7 million viewers.
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Nor was Lydia Whitman, 15, who pulled in at 5 a.m.
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The company pulled in $21 million in ad revenue, it said.
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In 2000, Via pulled in more than $2175 million in revenue.
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I was pulled in by that idea: Which is more horrible?
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The industry is going to logically be pulled in this direction.
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"Black Panther" pulled in another $16 million, good for second place.
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When it pulled in, he fell into another round of sobs.
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In 2019, Buttigieg pulled in 2 million donations from 733,000 individuals.
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Bernie apparently pulled in nearly $85033 million during the Nevada debate.
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But he still pulled in over $125 million in total compensation.
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IMAX pulled in huge numbers at the big screen in 22019.
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Samuel also grabbed 123 rebounds, while Bane pulled in 10 boards.
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In the early years, they pulled in about $30,000 a year.
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Many black students felt pulled in two directions — assimilation or resistance.
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It's also pulled in politicians like Bernie Sanders and Jill Stein.
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His show pulled in hundreds of millions of dollars in advertising.
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Numbers wise, they pulled in an insane $107.5 million in 2016.
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You're being pulled in many directions today, Gemini, but what's new?
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The lead single, "Call Out My Name" pulled in an additional 6 million streams, surpassing the 3.5 million streams the single pulled in on Spotify during the same period, according to The Weeknd's label, Republic Records.
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It's pulled in roughly $285 million domestically since it opened on Apr.
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TaxAct pulled in less of our information than TurboTax or Block had.
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Taxable bonds pulled in $32.2 billion while municipal bonds gathered $4.3 brillion.
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In 2013, Nicholas Sparks' Safe Haven pulled in a respectable $97 million.
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The now-disbanded group pulled in $110 million over the past year.
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Good Magic came in second, and Audible pulled in a close third.
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The Pirates pulled in front 3-1 with a two-run fifth.
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Lionsgate's "Norm Of The North" pulled in $893 million from 2,411 locations.
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Dotcom pulled in millions of dollars while Megaupload was at its height.
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Russia's leadership are pulled in two different directions regarding relations with Rome.
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You're feeling pulled in many directions—do you have an ultimate goal?
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South Florida pulled in front 55-33 after Rideau made two layups.
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Floyd Mayweather's victory over Conor McGregor pulled in an estimated $700 million.
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James scored 34.83 points, pulled in 11 rebounds and delivered 10 rebounds.
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Bonus prediction that is oddly specific: Fleury gets pulled in Game 1.
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Bannon's consulting firm pulled in more than $125,1 from Cambridge last year.
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Weibo pulled in 70 million new active users in the past year.
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Netflix's reboot of "Full House," meanwhile, pulled in 21.51 million adult viewers.
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Bannon's consulting firm pulled in more than $125,000 from Cambridge last year.
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Ford's Asia-Pacific business pulled in pre-tax profits of $20173 million.
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"Mario Kart Tour" also pulled in $37.4 million through in-app purchases.
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In June, Keemstar said the competition pulled in 8.8 million unique viewers.
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He wanted to kill the man who'd pulled in front of him.
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Staff members were being pulled in from other parts of the hospital.
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"You're kind of pulled in these two different directions," Dr. Methot said.
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Lionsgate's "Norm Of The North" pulled in $6.7 million from 2,411 locations.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg pulled in $19 million, while Biden raised $15 million.
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By the end of the year, 43 books pulled in multiple mentions.
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He also pulled in a game-high 11 rebounds, matching Aluma's total.
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They pulled in a combined total of 22008 billion yuan ($3.2 billion).
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General Motors pulled in $8.1 billion in profits last year, after taxes.
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The Browns pulled in front with 6:37 to go before halftime.
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ABC News pulled in 9.8 million viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research.
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Gillespie has pulled in $6900 million, with $2628 million cash on hand.
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That was an improvement on 2012, when he pulled in a mere 97%.
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Increased speeds have pulled in more riders and reduced commute times for thousands.
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Mr Corbyn pulled in young people in droves by promising free university tuition.
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This is clearly the earliest he's ever been pulled in by its forces.
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That was all for Niemi, who was pulled in favor of Kari Lehtonen.
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In 2012, NBC pulled in 31.1 million viewers during prime time Olympics broadcasts.
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As of July, Pokémon GO had pulled in $1.2 billion for its distributors.
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The news comes just after Hong Kong-based Campfire pulled in $553 million.
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Other Snapchat shows have pulled in a number of viewers as well. E!
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Last year, the entire Gomez team pulled in over $5 million in sales.
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"Justice League" pulled in $60 million at 4,051 locations during the same timeframe.
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Visually, it's more intimate than a game, pulled in tightly on the actors.
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That's well shy of the $19.9 billion it pulled in eight years prior.
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The more I looked at Tsutaja's work, the deeper I was pulled in.
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The company pulled in $247.9 million, up over Wall Street's expected $247.3 million.
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He pulled in a ladder and removed a tile from the drop ceiling.
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It even pulled in a multimillion-dollar Air Force contract just last week.
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Putting it another way: Infinity War pulled in $73,611.11 per minute on Friday.
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Plenty of companies broadly in the space have pulled in much bigger sums.
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Bernie Sanders raised $18 million and Mayor Pete Buttigieg pulled in $24.8 million.
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Even the female-led Hunger Games (starring Jennifer Lawrence) pulled in $152.5 million.
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Proud we pulled in a huge audience, and a huge Black, female audience.
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One cricket startup, Exo, pulled in $4 million in funding earlier this year.
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New York (CNN Business)Lululemon pulled in $0003 billion in sales last year.
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Internationally, Far From Home has pulled in an estimated $395 million so far.
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Commodity funds, including those that buy safe-haven gold, pulled in $288 million.
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When my son turned 2, I was being pulled in many different directions.
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We also pulled in a coworker to test the calibration on her ears.
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Mr. Mouse pulled in Mr. Pop, and the result is the nominated song.
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Milken, who turns 69 later this year, has pulled in $98,313 on average.
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Epic Games' Fortnite pulled in a record-breaking $318 million in June alone.
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Dublin, a suburb just outside San Francisco, is being pulled in two directions.
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Emerging debt funds pulled in $2.3 billion, their 19th straight week of inflows.
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Watch as Jessie struggles with being herself while being pulled in different directions.
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The agency pulled in nearly $7 million in fee revenues in fiscal 2017.
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In recent years, my already-distracted attention has been pulled in every direction.
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At its peak, his business, Nite Life Designs, pulled in $22016,000 a week.
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Musicians who have performed at Comet Ping Pong have been pulled in, too.
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In the third quarter of 2019, Facebook pulled in $17.65 billion in revenue.
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Geben was 23-for-193 from the field and pulled in 219 rebounds.
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But all of the top three movies pulled in about $17 million. (AP)
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As it turned out, I pulled in a little over $1,000 that night.
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If the U.S. pulls out, those countries may be pulled in China's direction.
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But Democrat Danny O'Connor pulled in almost 62% of Hillary Clinton's 2016 total.
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I didn't catch [Coker] backstage, I got pulled in a lot of directions.
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The witchy siblings don't exist outside that background either -- they get pulled in.
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Joe Biden pulled in a donation from America's favorite movie star: Tom Hanks.
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The leading Democratic candidates in Arizona and Colorado both pulled in huge sums.
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As recently as last month, an Ohio debate pulled in 8.5 million viewers.
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Nathan Deal (R) have pulled in a combined $7.4 million just since March.
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In the same period, shipping and packages pulled in 9.3 percent more revenue.
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A third simply said "dirty jerz" and pulled in more than 4,000 likes.
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Maybe that's how you were feeling when I pulled in front of you.
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It has already pulled in an estimated $100 million in sales, Forbes reports.
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As recently as last month, an Ohio debate pulled in 6900 million viewers.
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The cumulative effect is of reality being pulled in and out of focus.
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In today's world, it's easy to have your attention pulled in different directions.
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DoorDash last raised money in 2016, when the company pulled in $127 million.
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Mikami feels pulled in all directions, both at home and, especially, at work.
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Bond funds, meanwhile, have pulled in $46 billion over the last 10 weeks.
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That compared to the $2628,28503 Warren pulled in during her first 22019 hours.
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Credit Karma said it pulled in around $350 million of revenue last year.
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"Mission: Impossible — Fallout" pulled in $77 million over its opening weekend in China.
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She pulled in just over 100,000 votes statewide, slightly more than Jill Stein.
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In January alone, his campaign announced this week, Mr. Sanders pulled in $20 million.
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The list ranks companies by revenue, and Tesla pulled in $7 billion in 2016.
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No President has ever been physically pulled in front of a Federal grand jury.
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Relatively low-risk money market funds pulled in nearly $19 billion, the data showed.
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Emerging markets pulled in $1.2 billion, continuing their unbroken streak of inflows this year.
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That means, for instance, recognising a gun, as it's pulled in a dime store.
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Just last year vitamin sales pulled in roughly $37 billion for the U.S. economy.
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Virginia Tech pulled in 17 offensive rebounds yet managed only nine second-chance points.
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Bryan Bishop: I was outraged by what TWD pulled in its premiere last year.
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This pulled in a wave of responses, both for and against the commercial slot.
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That's a 2883% increase in pay from 2017, when he pulled in $36.6 million.
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Our sources say "Animal Ambition" pulled in about 700 bitcoin in sales ... over $400k.
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They pulled in satellite precipitation data from the Global Precipitation Climatology Project, NASA/U.
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It creates a domino effect: More leaders are pulled in, more views are challenged.
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His breaking pitches spun without much movement, and he was pulled in the fourth.
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The drug pulled in roughly $500 million in sales over the intervening 2 years.
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Like commuters whose train has finally pulled in, optimists feel their time has come.
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She pulled in the reins before launching a personal quest to protect her partner.
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He was pulled in favor of Peter Budaj, who made nine third-period saves.
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San Antonio has already pulled in 40,000 new members this year, according to Oscar.
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You'll feel pulled in two different directions—your private life versus your public reputation.
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Being pulled in so many directions may find you wanting to simply check out.
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Outside of ride-hailing, other Indian startups pulled in gigantic rounds in recent months.
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Meanwhile, they said each dispensary pulled in anywhere from $1,000 to $15,000 a day.
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In total, global equities attracted $8.7 billion and global bonds pulled in $1.2 billion.
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He said he pulled in $180,000 last year, and had about $75,000 in expenses.
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Cash-like money market funds pulled in $17.7 billion during the week ended Sept.
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Forbes estimated in 2017 that Chopra pulled in an estimated $3 million per season.
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But App Annie says it only pulled in $53 million worldwide on day one.
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The company pulled in revenue of $279.7 million, while analysts had forecast $43 million.
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And it pulled in $6.09 billion in net profits — up 19% on last year.
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I worked for a little over an hour on Thursday and pulled in $30.
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The new home is pulled in and all the homes are hooked up again.
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The president's campaign has pulled in more than $106 million total since January 2017.
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He has not yet publicly commented on the episode being pulled in Saudi Arabia.
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Investment grade bonds attracted $5.6 billion and high yield bonds pulled in $200 million.
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It pulled in $22.17 million in revenue with an adjusted EPS loss of $23.
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This past season, the improved Hornets pulled in 17,485 fans per game, ranking 18th.
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It still pulled in more than $400 million despite the piracy problem in 2015.
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While that franchise added sequels, the 813 parody "Scary Movie" pulled in $157 million.
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That's how much revenue gaming pulled in — in the United States alone — in 23.
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She's followed by Drake, Rihanna, and Kanye West, who pulled in eight nods each.
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The 857 contestants to date have pulled in $8.9 billion and produced 111 exits.
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Most objected to the noise, and covered their ears when a train pulled in.
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Robinhood has pulled in over 10 million customers since it was founded in 2013.
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During awards season, it pulled in 151 precursor nominations and won 57 of them.
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Only one other candidate, Sanders, pulled in more money in the past three months.
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Dozens, and sometimes hundreds, of people milled about whenever the train pulled in somewhere.
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"We get pulled in so many directions," she shares in the "Beauty Lessons" video.
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A pickup mounted with an anti-tank gun pulled in front of the berm.
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In June, a Fortnite event called Friday Fortnite pulled in 8.8 million unique viewers.
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It's a vision that has pulled in the attention of even more venture capital.
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Pages that get pulled in to Google's "Top Stories" carousel are part of AMP.
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Everyone took on additional roles, with many pulled in to help with customer service.
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And every other winner under the new system has pulled in four or fewer.
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The group pulled in right after an ISIS suicide bomber had blown himself up.
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After the surgery, it feels like your tailbone is being pulled in two different directions.
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As noted, Rooms was pulled in 2015 along with two other projects from Creative Labs.
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Domestic-focused stock funds pulled in $1 billion during the week, the most since August.
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The company pulled in $2.67 billion in revenue last year, including a $66 million profit.
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Last month, it pulled in $29 million and garnered one million downloads, according to SensorTower.
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By her midthirties, she was pulled in another direction after she adopted her son Parker.
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Altucher claims his own cryptocurrency investment pulled in $1.8 million from a single $25,000 trade.
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Soon after officers arrived, Rob pulled in the garage behind the wheel of the car.
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It pulled in basic personal data from multiple sources and combined them on the device.
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For the year-to-date, world stock funds have pulled in approximately net $3.8 billion.
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"You're working with limited resources and you're being pulled in so many directions," Ryan says.
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The Paramount Pictures release starring Tom Cruise has pulled in $162 million in three weeks.
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Shopify is a significant platform, that pulled in over $580 million in revenue last year.
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London time on Monday the spread had pulled in as tight as 42 basis points.
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National traumas and triumphs are fleeting as the nation is pulled in many different directions.
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You're feeling pulled in many different directions today, but luckily you have plenty of energy.
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Mexican authorities said the family may have gotten pulled in to a local gang war.
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Still, the GOP has struggled to dent Brown, and he's pulled in impressive fundraising totals.
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As cash yields rise, money is gradually being pulled in the risk curve, Jensen said.
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Wings goalie Jimmy Howard was pulled in the second period after giving up five goals.
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Jacky Rosen (D-Nev.), who pulled in $1.19 million, according to Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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That said, U.S. stock exchange-traded funds pulled in $15.3 billion during the latest week.
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But ol' Bobby still pulled in 2016 percent of the vote against an underfunded Democrat.
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Alibaba's Koubei offshoot pulled in total revenue of RMB 73.1 billion ($10.5 billion) during Q3.
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Expect the people with whom you're in relationships to feel pulled in many directions today.
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He was able to hold on only briefly before he was pulled in another direction.
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In 2011 — its top-grossing year — Dickstein pulled in about $8.5 million in advocacy fees.
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The streams were a sensation; he said that he regularly pulled in twenty thousand viewers.
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If his interests and yours pulled in opposite directions, you might face a hard choice.
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Clinton, on the other hand, pulled in more than $28 million in the same month.
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Wax may be more adhesive, so the wax can typically be pulled in any direction.
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That year, it pulled in $12.2 million, about $2.5 million more than the year before.
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As the holidays approach, I can already feel myself pulled in a dozen different directions.
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And so once the information was in there, it just somehow kinda got pulled in.
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Presumably, the rest of DC's film and television adaptations could be retroactively pulled in someday.
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"Game of Thrones"' seventh season last year pulled in roughly 30 million viewers per episode.
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Between January and May, Fortnite pulled in more than $1 billion, estimates the research firm.
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He said they had just pulled in when several police cars arrived, boxing them in.
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McCaskill raised a whopping $200063 million, while Hawley pulled in $11 million of his own.
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He made 26 saves before he was pulled in the middle of the third period.
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BoJack kept going even when other shows were being pulled in favor of new ones.
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Last year, Google and Facebook reportedly pulled in more than $42 billion from online ads.
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The rebooted "Roseanne" was pulled in May after Barr wrote a series of bizarre tweets.
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But by the time the election was over, the campaign had pulled in only $76,324.
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Hundreds of her supporters chanted "Park Geun-hye, our president!" as her motorcade pulled in.
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The Ravens pulled in front 7-224 with 215:23 left in the second quarter.
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The first day of testimony pulled in 13.8 million viewers and Yovanovitch got 12.7 million.
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And Sanders' April figures still surpasses the $21 million that Clinton pulled in during March.
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HBO's hitman farce Barry pulled in 218, Amazon's stand-up period piece The Marvelous Mrs.
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Wall Street brokerage Bernstein calculates women's sporting gear pulled in $7 billion for Nike last year.
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New York (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump is once again being pulled in two different directions.
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Forbes named him this year's highest-paid actor as he pulled in a hefty $64.5 million.
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Funds that invest in commodities like gold pulled in $881 million, their best week since June.
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The revenue model was designed specifically to benefit customers who pulled in the most ransom payments.
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He risked his safety—and his Tesla—and pulled in front of the unconscious driver's car.
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The startup just pulled in $35 million in Series C funding led by Norwest Venture Partners.
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In 2014 and 2015 alone, the company pulled in $86 million in funding, according to CrunchBase.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping, Donald Trump and basketball star Lebron James have all been pulled in.
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The subscription service pulled in nearly $800 million last year but lost around $1353 million overall.
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Kuemper was pulled in the third period of a 6-1 loss to Detroit on Tuesday.
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The Clinton Foundation has pulled in millions from foreign nationals, has suffered from embarrassing security lapses.
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The Pop Idol semi-final in 20023 pulled in ten million viewers, according to the BBC.
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Nasdaq-listed JD.com's financial services arm pulled in $1 billion in January led by Sequoia China.
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And many of Trump's biggest non-news tweets pulled in hundreds of thousands of total engagements.
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Shuttl, meanwhile, has pulled in over $30 million from investors that include Sequoia India and Amazon.
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He was followed closely by far-right populist Marine Le Pen, who pulled in 21.7 percent.
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Those people in that category are pulled in opposite directions in terms of the political parties.
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Keep your center pulled in for more support — and we can all use a little support!
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The company also pulled in $623.5 million in revenue, beating the Refinitiv estimate of $622.4 million.
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In total it's pulled in $16 million in funding to date since being founded in 2014.
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The 0003-person, 2000-year-old startup has now pulled in $210 million in total funding.
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In its heyday, the reality singing competition pulled in tens of millions of viewers each night.
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His campaign still raised over $70 million this cycle, more than double what Cruz pulled in.
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The scandal has pulled in multiple Wisconsin politicians accused of failing to take action, including Sens.
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Internationally, the musical pulled in around $180 million, bringing its grand total to $350 million worldwide.
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Last year's Super Bowl pulled in more than 13 million tweets, peaking at 395,000 per minute.
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We're told renovations were completed a few months ago, and a moving truck pulled in Tuesday.
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Despite claiming the number one spot, Harris pulled in $3 million less than the previous year.
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It coincided with my son's birth and I was pulled in all directions, and stretched thinly.
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It pulled in a lot of money because they decided to go that way with it.
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The tech giant pulled in $24.75 billion, a 22 percent increase from the year prior. Cool.
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Fixed income ETFs pulled in just more than $100 billion, the highest level in four years.
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Monday night's finale pulled in 9.5 million viewers, exactly the same as last year's "Bachelor" finale.
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Pickard was pulled in favor of backup Jeremy Smith after allowing five goals on 20 shots.
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Taxable-bond funds pulled in $3.7 billion during the same period, according to the research service.
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Bryce's campaign pulled in more than $100,000 in just over 85033 hours after declaring his candidacy.
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Healthcare and biotech sector funds pulled in $439 million, the most in a week since July.
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The Runnin' Bulldogs missed 36 shots from the field and pulled in only five offensive rebounds.
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Jay and Michelle were really the ones that pulled in the soldiers and got Mari out.
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Bond funds pulled in $6.5 billion in November for a total this year of $120.2 billion.
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Two Democratic candidates significantly outraised Hunter, who pulled in a paltry $52,000 for the fourth quarter.
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In fact the fund pulled in new cash even as its performance was in the red.
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One source said deputies across the country would likely be pulled in to fulfill the mission.
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It was swiftly followed by HDFC Life, which pulled in ADIA, Temasek and KIA, among others.
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Today, it's a fully developed city — we pulled in and saw the lights illuminate the sky.
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Domestic equity funds in the United States pulled in $5.2 billion during the week ended Oct.
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To that end, the science-fiction story pulled in $40.1 million abroad from 50 foreign territories.
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Mike Smith gave up five goals on 17 shots before being pulled in the third period.
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Canada's Casper Skulls has always felt like a band being pulled in multiple directions at once.
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She says they pulled in and recognized Nipsey ... she says she was excited to see him.
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At the same event, the company announced that it pulled in $117 million in VC funding.
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Indexed mutual funds and ETFs attracted $210 billion and actively managed funds pulled in $179 billion.
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Burger King's 7,300 US locations also pulled in about $10 billion in US sales in 2018.
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Even his simplest, most assertive melodies usually sound as if they're being pulled in contradictory directions.
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The further it's pulled in one direction, the more strongly it snaps back in the other.
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The top 10 apps pulled in $195 million in 2019, up 52% from the year before.
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Thousands of companies pulled in an estimated $194 billion from as many as four million individuals.
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Do something interesting, and instead of having to push your way in, you'll get pulled in.
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He pulled in $21625 million in the first quarter and another $2900 million in the second.
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Meanwhile, the family itself is being pulled in different directions by its members' needs and ambitions.
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That treatment pulled in 156 million pounds in sales last year in its use against COPD.
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The Blackhawks pulled in front 2-1 on Toews' short-handed goal with 5:41 left.
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Phil Bredesen (D) pulled in $3.2 million, which includes a $1.4 million loan from the candidate.
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The business pulled in nearly $205 million in sales during 2018 and is still seeking buyers.
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It cost $100 million to make, and pulled in just $6.5 million in its opening weekend.
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The business pulled in nearly $700 million in sales during 2018 and is still seeking buyers.
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No one, exactly, but it would be understandable if the team were pulled in that direction.
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SmileDirectClub pulled in $423 million in total revenue last year — an increase of 190% from 2017.
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Fixed income products pulled in $2 billion and emerging market hard currency debt attracted $528.3 million.
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The firm pulled in a record $73.8 billion in long-term net inflows to iShares products.
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High yield bond funds attracted $1.7 billion and investment grade bond funds pulled in $5.3 billion.
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The film pulled in $75 million in ticket sales in North America over its first weekend.
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She was "pulled in" by the challenge of portraying "a horror within the horror," she said.
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Those pulled in for questioning do not necessarily have the biggest presence on the social network.
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The AfD has not only pulled in CDU and SPD voters but also mobilized non-voters.
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These are still modest numbers: as a point of comparison, Google pulled in $95 billion in 2017.
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Clinton, through April, had pulled in $187.5 million and had more than $30 million in the bank.
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Around 10 black American-model vehicles soon pulled in; security agents jumped out and confronted Abu Akar.
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Andersen excelled three nights after he was pulled in a shortened outing in a loss at Boston.
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NBC's show Stay Tuned has pulled in more than 29 million unique viewers since launching July 18.
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Boback created a spinoff, Tiversa Media, hoping to somehow monetize pirated MP22017s that the system pulled in.
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But the startup shut down after two years, in part, because it pulled in only 10,000 customers.
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YouTube has no immediate concerns on the ad revenue front, having pulled in $15 billion in 2019.
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In North America, Amazon pulled in $34.3 billion, which is a 35 percent improvement from last year.
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He would sometimes be on the pier when the ship pulled in to offer bribes right away.
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Game Three of basketball's NBA Finals pulled in about 20 million for its primetime broadcast on Wednesday.
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Combined with Bright, the two health insurance startups have pulled in a whopping $3 billion so far.
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It risks being pulled in too many directions so as to keep its diverse membership on board.
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As one deputy filmed, another grabbed a rope to throw and eventually pulled in the stranded women.
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It pulled in $102 million in ticketing revenue for the first three days, according to the company.
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To date, the Singapore-based firm has pulled in more than $4 billion in capital from investors.
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The company revealed Tinder pulled in $1.2 billion in revenue over 2019, a 43% increase from 2018.
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The debt sale however was pulled in October, at a time of choppy conditions across emerging markets.
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Uber pulled in $11.3 billion in revenue in 2018, a 42 percent jump over the year before.
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"When I first pulled in, I was getting dizzy just trying to look at everything," she said.
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With this latest bout of cash, Discord has now pulled in more than $280 million in funding.
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Some months back I finally caved and pulled in two of the more popular fully automated machines.
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Yet thanks to ETF buyers, domestic-focused stock funds pulled in $11.4 billion, the most since February.
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In February, 25miles facilitated over $25 million in transactions, and pulled in $2200 million in new funding .
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And supporters of legalizing marijuana for recreational purposes have pulled in more than $11 million so far.
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Sometimes I would get pulled in to cover a game for one of these too-boozy carnies.
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This isn't the first time the program has pulled in some celebrity power to get kids interested.
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If you also ditched your cable, the Recast can record content pulled in from an HD antenna.
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Sanders pulled in $2.4 million through fundraising emails that highlighted Ryan's reference to the Senate Budget Committee.
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In the first half of 2016, the industry pulled in over $1 billion from paid streaming subscriptions.
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Ultimately, I'm pulled in by its winking deception; what we witness is not exactly what we see.
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After the 2016 elections, neither of those firms pulled in any lawmakers from that year's exiting class.
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They have pulled in money from some of the world's largest tech companies, like Apple and Alibaba.
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Trump Tower in New York has pulled in more than $1 million in fees from political committees.
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The chief executive of the company, Ilkka Paananen, pulled in $231 million in wages and capital gains.
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The canals pulled in salt water, and, as the salinity rose, the reeds and marsh grasses died.
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In 2012, VMware pulled in $4.6 billion in revenue, almost entirely from its core vSphere virtualization product.
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That plus the cash she pulled in from the business brought her to billionaire status, Forbes said.
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Right-hander Jose Berrios (8-3) was pulled in the second and suffered the loss for Minnesota.
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The startup has also pulled in some entertainment and event CEOs as strategic investors, including Warner Bros.
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Overseas, "Crawl" pulled in $4.8 million from 6.73 international markets for a global start of $16.8 million.
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Andrew Benintendi walked and that was it for Ryu, who was pulled in favor of Ryan Madson.
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There is some hesitancy from experts, however, after "Chapter Two" pulled in only $10.5 million on Thursday.
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Edelman pulled in 10 catches for 141 yards to be named the Super Bowl's most valuable player.
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Megan Dell, a 45-year-old emergency room doctor in Albuquerque, pulled in just under seven hours.
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Lundqvist also was pulled in his last start, a 230-22 loss to Pittsburgh, on Wednesday night.
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I pulled out quickly, but when I got to the space, another car had already pulled in.
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We pulled in some drum and red fish, tossing back the ones too big to legally keep.
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An ambitious fund-raising campaign has pulled in more than $22017 million over the past three years.
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The blood-drenched "Wolverine" sequel "Logan" pulled in more than $600 million in fewer than two months.
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"The Force Awakens" garnered $2.06 billion worldwide sales while "The Last Jedi" pulled in $1.33 billion globally.
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One Seattle-based car owner told TechCrunch that their app pulled in information from several other accounts.
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He was 14 of 16 on free throws and also pulled in a team-high nine rebounds.
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Katie writes that besides the financial draw, she was also pulled in by the culture of LuLaRoe.
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Since his video went viral worldwide, it pulled in views from countries with a lower CPM rate.
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She'd been pulled in to work with an all-male flight research team on a temporary basis.
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During this period when he wasn't actively recording music, Simpson found himself pulled in another direction: acting.
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They pulled in a total of $43.5 billion, up six times from $7.3 billion a decade ago.
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The U.S. hemp market pulled in $820 million in sales in 2017, according to Hemp Business Journal.
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The DCCC has pulled in a variety of perspectives to help shape the message and the strategy.
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The company also said it pulled in $1 million in revenues in its first week after launch.
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The incumbent Democrat raised about $28500 million between July and September, while Hawley pulled in $6900 million.
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Friday, several law enforcement vehicles with lights flashing but no sirens pulled in front of Stone's home.
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Non-domestic stock funds pulled in $4.8 billion, while taxable bond funds gathered $4.4 billion, Lipper said.
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"He is not merely a random clergyman pulled in off the street for executions," the office wrote.
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Rubio pulled in a solid third-place finish on Monday, falling just a single point behind Trump.
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Facebook, for example, pulled in about $40 billion in revenue and $16 billion in profit last year.
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Curiously, there was no pain—and no blood, either—just a firm insistent pressure, the saliva hot and wet on my skin as I pulled in one direction and the dog, all the while regarding me out of a pair of dull, uniform eyes, pulled in the other.
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Nottingham Panthers pulled in a capacity 213,153 crowd in the third week and sold out every game thereafter.
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The iTraxx Asia IG index pulled in 2bp to 147bp/151bp, ending the week on a positive note.
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But the dueling demands of each could make us all feel pulled in too many directions at once.
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He also pulled in $200,000 from an Icelandic telecommunications company Siminn and $200,000 from a Polish research group.
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The tournament pulled in nearly 9 million viewers on YouTube alone for the final day of the competition.
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Taxable bond funds attracted another $3.5 billion, while non-domestic equities pulled in $2.4 billion, the data showed.
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The startup has just pulled in $12 million to continue its pursuit of bringing AI to the edge.
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Additionally, Biden hasn't shied away from big donors, and has pulled in millions of dollars as a result.
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The studio's live-action Pokemon adaptation pulled in a solid $269 million when it launched in 235,24 venues.
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It worked beautifully for two movies, Homecoming and Far From Home, which pulled in nearly $2 billion worldwide.
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The original Cars cleared $244 million in 2006, but its sequel pulled in "just" $191 million in 2011.
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Now Pathao's closest rival, Shohoz, has also pulled in investment after it closed a $15 million funding round.
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Another important growth area for Amazon is its ads division, which pulled in $3 billion this past quarter.
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OurPact had been the top parental control app in the App Store before it was pulled in February.
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U.S.-based technology sector stock funds pulled in $1.1 billion, their largest week of inflows since September 2006.
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The conference, which was acquired by Viacom in 2017, pulled in over 75,000 fans and attendees last year.
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I was being pulled in different directions, and I was beholden to that, too, if something wasn't selling.
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Trump's July fundraising haul marks an uptick from the $51 million the campaign and party pulled in June.
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To be sure, I still feel I'm pulled in too many directions and not doing anything particularly well.
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The average lorry takes around four minutes to clear customs and few are pulled in for full inspection.
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U.S. equity funds attracted $1 billion, Japanese equities pulled in $2 billion and emerging market stocks $600 million.
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At the time, I wasn't leading the project, but got pulled in to help host our Snapchat Story.
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The TV comic-turned-big screen filmmaker's directorial debut pulled in an estimated $30.5 million domestically this weekend.
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The reality star also pulled in sisters Kylie, 21, and Kendall for a pair of filtered Instagram selfies.
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Petr Mrazek made 23 saves before being pulled in favor of Jimmy Howard late in the second period.
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He was pulled in the second period of a 6-2 loss to the Vancouver Canucks on Oct.
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Listening to "Old Town Road," I'm pulled in by its tricky calibration—it's cerebral but never too serious.
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At a time when female solo artists are dominating Billboard's charts, Beyonce has pulled in 2503 Grammy Awards.
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The bill, which scored low approval ratings from voters, was eventually pulled in the face of Republican opposition.
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In a larger sheet, they can be poked, rolled up, and pulled in multiple directions while staying lit.
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Whereas GoEuro, for example, pulled in a $45 million Series B back in December, led by Goldman Sachs.
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His campaign raised $1.5 million in its first day, the same amount Harris's team said it pulled in.
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Nilsson, who was the NHL's most-recent First Star of the Week, was pulled in the second period.
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Japanese equity funds pulled in half a billion dollars during the latest week, their largest haul since February.
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MANY international banks have pulled in their horns since the global financial crisis, lending less and shedding customers.
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NEW YORK, Dec 29 (Reuters) - U.S.-based stock funds pulled in $11.8 billion in the week ended Dec.
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Apple TV Plus pulled in the second-largest share of respondents who said they planned to sign up.
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U.S. financial sector funds seen as benefiting from higher rates pulled in $793 million, the most since February.
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That plus the cash she has pulled in from the business brings her to billionaire status, Forbes said.
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After trailing by four at halftime, Kentucky pulled in front by double digits midway through the fourth quarter.
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The left-hander got Jason Kipnis to ground out before he was pulled in favor of Justin Grimm.
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This hard-to-reach spot has pulled in surfers since American expatriates discovered it in the late 1960s.
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I found myself alarmingly pulled in one direction after the other, losing all sight of the middle ground.
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Rondon was pulled in favor of Brian Duensing, who got Votto to ground out to end the inning.
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And in 2011, in her first bid for re-election, she pulled in more votes than anyone else.
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The average contribution came out to $13, the same average contribution that Sanders pulled in back in 2016.
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The average contribution came out to $27, the same average contribution that Sanders pulled in back in 2016.
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In 22016, Clinton pulled in the same margin with absentee voters: 60 percent compared to Obama's 61 percent.
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But the Golden Knights didn't go away and got the equalizer with Fleury pulled in the final minute.
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It's so easy to get pulled in one direction and miss, or at least lightly skim, another storyline.
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Only Madeleine Albright, said Mikaley Osley, the store's events manager, has pulled in as many people this year.
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We pulled in Friday evening with no plan, no must-sees, no mental picture of the place whatsoever.
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And as the first two pulled in, the beams were so bright even I was a little blinded.
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The business itself has pulled in a smidge less than $7 million in investor funding over the years.
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Devils starter Cory Schneider allowed four goals on 212 shots before being pulled in favor of Mackenzie Blackwood.
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Ryan, who's successfully stayed out of the limelight in the immigration debate, will be pulled in different directions.
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The Democratic challenger pulled in $1.6 million and held $85033 million in reserve at the end of 2019.
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His nightly program, "The O'Reilly Factor," generated high ratings and pulled in hundreds of millions in advertising revenue.
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Jordan grabbed 13 rebounds and Allen pulled in 10 boards as Brooklyn held a 22-23 rebounding edge.
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Oscar raised $375 million from Alphabet last year, and said it pulled in nearly $1 billion in revenue.
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His campaign still raised over $10 million in the summer months, more than double what Cruz pulled in.
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You're feeling pulled in many directions today, but whatever you do, ask yourself: Will this benefit my reputation?
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Another busload of migrants arrived in the afternoon, overflowing the first shelter and more pulled in after dark.
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That would be Ellen DeGeneres in 2014, who pulled in 43.74 million eyeballs for her second turn as host.
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Nero, a responding bike officer, established a perimeter and said Gray had to be pulled in to the van.
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Given the widespread news coverage, it did not take long for people to figure out who had pulled in.
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It wouldn't be too difficult to measure the angular velocity both before and after the arms being pulled in.
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Primaries Some competitors for their party's nominations made it much farther than others, but here's what they pulled in.
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Stock mutual and exchange-traded funds in the United States pulled in $2.9 billion in the week ended Oct.
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Relatively low-risk money market funds pulled in $81 billion, also the most recorded, the research service's data showed.
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Stocks across developing nations pulled in $18 billion in January, $9.2 billion of which went into China, it added.
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Sanders pulled in $25.3 million in fundraising in the past quarter, putting him ahead of his primary rivals Sen.
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The Google guys, Sergey Brin, 42, and Larry Page, 43, have each pulled in around $2.3 million per day.
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Last year alone, the top 10 meditation apps pulled in $195 million — a 52% increase from 2018, for example.
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In Illinois, he again pulled in endorsements and packed town halls, but only won five delegates, 53 behind Trump.
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Of course, that's still a notable drop from this time last year, when the company pulled in $298.9 million.
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In the first two weeks of release, the story of the lasso wielding superhero pulled in $232.2 million overseas.
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That show's most recent finale only pulled in 11.35 million viewers, despite it airing on a basic cable network.
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Tesla more than doubled its total production compared to 2017, and pulled in more revenue — $21.4 billion — than ever.
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So, in short, it could feel like you're being pulled in opposite directions this Friday, all thanks to Mars.
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Arizona's Darcy Kuemper stopped just 230 of 2475 shots on goal before he was pulled in the third period.
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Based on those successes, it is perhaps not a surprise that Lightspeed has pulled in a record new fund.
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Ever feel like you're being pulled in opposite directions, like your head and heart can never agree on anything?
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He pulled in nearly $22016 million after a narrow loss in Iowa and by April had equaled Clinton's haul.
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But it is being pulled in many directions by competing forces, each with their own vision for the future.
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With senior staff pulled in different directions, there is little time for a strategic analysis of office space needs.
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Over the summer, 8887 bugs fell prey to the light, but some lights pulled in more than their share.
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The firm said it has pulled in $373 million of committed capital from existing LPs for the new fund.
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But gradually, Abellan convinced him by invoking the 2015 ALS ice bucket challenge, which pulled in several million people.
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None of the authorized requests from state authorities were as pervasive, but still pulled in a lot of data.
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Two years later, the company pulled in over $10 million in sales and has expanded to other holiday apparel.
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U.S.-based taxable bond funds pulled in $1.6 billion, marking their seventh straight week of inflows, the data showed.
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A surprise tour by the singer, announced in February, has already pulled in over $100 million in ticket sales.
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The 75 IPOs so far this year have pulled in a combined $17 billion, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Reflecting the renewed bullishness for equities, U.S.-based stock funds pulled in $11.8 billion in the week ended Dec.
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I pulled in 4K video I shot with both the iPad Pro and with a DJI Phantom 4 drone.
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Instead of being pulled in a million directions, I could concentrate on one task and then move on. 2.
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You're being pulled in so many directions— you have plenty of professional obligations, but your family also needs you!
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As with other productions under his tenure at Trafalgar Studios, Mr Lloyd has pulled in an all-star cast.
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I'd be lying if I said I didn't feel pulled in the way other parents with options feel pulled.
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Lily is pulled in opposite directions by her two dads after Cameron takes a summer job in Kansas City.
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It seemed that as soon as they were all clear, the R train pulled in, slowly, Ms. Peterson said.
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They had cut a hole in the fence, and then pulled in with a pickup truck and flatbed trailer.
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The biggest single earner at Europe's biggest bank HSBC, an unnamed senior manager, pulled in 803-280 million euros.
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Only four of the refuges will partially rely on the revenue pulled in from entrance fees, according to Wainman.
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Still, the Raptors were outdrawn by Saturday's N.H.L. draft lottery, which pulled in an average of 1.57 million viewers.
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For the United States and Canada, Facebook pulled in $11.86 in advertising revenue per user in the first quarter.
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S. equity strategies, which pulled in $1.4 billion in the fourth quarter, and passive U.S. equity, with $823.5 million.
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TIPS funds are on track for their biggest year of inflows since 2011, when they pulled in $9.7 billion.
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Modi pulled in Trump for a bear hug on the stage as the cameras rolled in the Rose Garden.
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The project was originally conceived by the equities trading unitCK, and pulled in expertise from Chandarana's operation as needed.
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His campaign pulled in $10 million in the third quarter, a $7.2 million increase over their second-quarter haul.
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The project was originally conceived by the equities trading unit and pulled in expertise from Chandarana's operation as needed.
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Opponents had pulled in $280,000, though Sabet said he expected the opposition campaign to have a seven-figure budget.
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During that same three-month stretch, McCaskill pulled in $22019 million, bringing her cash on hand to $9 million.
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Apple is still an enormously profitable company — it pulled in more than $843 billion in net income last quarter.
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Byttow was originally funding Bold, but his four-person team pulled in $1 million from Index Ventures this summer.
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The magazine said the world's 100 highest-paid celebrities pulled in $6.3 billion pretax over the past 12 months.
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Though Cruz's $4.6 million number was also his personal best, it's less than half of what O'Rourke pulled in.
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It ranks among the largest annual war chests ever pulled in by a whip during a non-election year.
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The pair pulled in $3.1 million for a fundraising committee that boosts vulnerable House Republicans, according to Politico's Playbook.
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The novel is lyrical, absorbing, so accurate as to the ways we resist engagement and then are pulled in.
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Thomas Greiss gave up four goals on 22 shots for the Islanders before being pulled in the second period.
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In the waters off Kodiak Island in July, commercial fishermen pulled in nets full of jellyfish and little else.
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Similar schemes have been pulled in the past, in the 26 World Series and the 103 N.L.C.S., for example.
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He still pulled in 30% of the vote in 2016, despite the long legacy of the Clintons in Arkansas.
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The season four premiere, a wedding episode titled "Till Duck Do Us Part," pulled in nearly 12 million viewers.
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In August, Form pulled in an additional $40 million in a round led by the Italian energy giant Eni.
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McGrath pulled in $85003 million in the third fundraising quarter, the first since announcing her Senate campaign in July.
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Elsa and the gang also pulled in a gargantuan $223 million overseas for a global take of $350 million.
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Although The Lion King and Aladdin both crossed the $1 billion mark worldwide, Dumbo only pulled in $353 million.
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Crisis was the first "maxiseries," a year-long series that pulled in nearly every ongoing title from DC Comics.
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From 2011 to 2013, the group pulled in roughly $20 million per year in robberies, ransoms and fuel taxes.
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The aircraft was pulled in March after two fatal crashes in five months of each other killed 1003 people.
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Buses pulled in filled with bags of hot meals, clothes, and more equipment, such as fresh gas mask filters.
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Facebook's dilemma is part of a debate that has pulled in other technology giants, including Twitter, Amazon and Google.
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Sales of Keytruda were just shy of the $1.36 billion that BMS pulled in with Opdivo in the quarter.
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Stars goalie Ben Bishop was pulled in the second period after stopping just 14 of 20 shots on goal.
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Finding himself pulled in two opposite directions, Trump was somehow able to find a way to thread the needle.
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During the first week of IPL's 2018 season, it pulled in 371 million total viewers, according to Star India.
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From January to March, Facebook pulled in $8 billion in revenue, a 49 percent increase from the year prior.
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Bill O'Reilly was their biggest star and he pulled in hundreds of millions of dollars a year for them.
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U.S.-based bond funds pulled in $16.7 billion in January, according to early estimates from the research service Lipper.
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That same year, Everlane pulled in $200 million in revenue, and its 00 projections were north of $224 million.
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The pilot pulled in a fairly strong viewership number, but ratings have dipped for every subsequent episode after the pilot.
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With Holtby pulled in the second, Washington came right back with three straight goals, including Connolly from a sharp angle.
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He added that both parties were being "pulled in both directions" as they face threats from the left and right.
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Fox 5 San Diego, citing prosecutors, reported that through 2016, he pulled in nearly $250,000 in illicit Social Security benefits.
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On that basis Australian workers pulled in at least $12.14 an hour last year, up by nearly 4% from 2017.
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In 1992, the company went public on the Nasdaq; its 165 stores pulled in $93 million in revenue that year.
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It was a bounce-back performance for Washington goalie Braden Holtby, who was pulled in the second period against Pittsburgh.
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U.S.-based stock funds pulled in $4.7 billion and taxable-bond funds attracted $3.7 billion during the week ended Oct.
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The company's China operations pulled in $10.7 billion in sales last year, less than one tenth of its international revenue.
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The PAC has already pulled in hundreds of thousands of dollars, more than similar committees for other possible 2020 candidates.
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Now, as democracies fall short of expectations and unrest grows, militaries are getting pulled in to bail out besieged presidents.
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And certainly in Germany Angela Merkel's party, which is the centre-right party, is also being pulled in that direction.
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It has also pulled in content from other channel publishers, like American Classics, FilmRise, Nosey, OVGuide, Popcornflix, Vidmark, and YuYu.
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"There has been a lot of speculation in the public discourse about NASA being pulled in two directions," he writes.
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Funds investing in technology have pulled in $36 billion this year, the data showed, by far the largest on record.
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The U.K. pulled in the largest amount of foreign funding for tech companies versus other European countries, the data showed.
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According to two people familiar with the company's finances, Axios pulled in more than $2.53 million in revenue in 2017.
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The fund has since pulled in additional contributors including Foxconn, Apple, Qualcomm and Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison's family office.
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Sanders also led the crowded Democratic 2020 field in fundraising during the first quarter, when he pulled in $18 million.
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This season, Reimer is 3-4-1 with a 4.00 GAA, and he has been pulled in two straight games.
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This isn't the first time the long-running sword-based fighting game series has pulled in characters from other franchises.
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"We know that voters in the public get pulled in the direction of the people with the microphone," Enos said.
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We are all pulled in so many directions, so make sure that, whichever one you are focusing on, you're present.
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That's just in the US: internationally, it's pulled in an astounding $380 million, for a staggering $630 million global opening.
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His campaign still raised more than $10 million in the past three months, more than double what Cruz pulled in.
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Taylor Swift is this year's world's highest-paid celebrity, with Forbes reporting she pulled in a $185 million pretax income.
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U.S.-based taxable debt funds pulled in $2.4 billion while their equity counterparts faced withdrawals of $1.8 billion, Lipper said.
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Donald Trump won big in New Hampshire back in February, when he pulled in 35% of the Republican primary vote.
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"Blade Runner 2049" starring Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford pulled in $33 million in North America, according to Warner Bros.
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Kanye West is officially the King of Shade after the stunt he pulled in Nashville, the country capital, this weekend.
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"We are all pulled in so many directions, so make sure that, whichever one you are focusing on, you're present."
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The big picture: The business of memory supplements — from branded regimens to vitamins — pulled in $3.2 billion globally in 2016.
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The company found that WeChat pulled in a lot of sales, after earlier experiments with social media marketing in China.
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When a car pulled in front of me, I slowed down gradually enough for my C-Max to register approval.
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One early beta tester, YouTuber Joshua Slice, pulled in more than $1 million in 18 days, according to the company.
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When you're pulled in all these different directions, it's easy to become grouchy and lose sight of the bigger picture.
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Infrastructure spending, a major growth lever that Chinese policymakers have pulled in past slowdowns, also showed some signs of life.
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The movie, which co-starred Zoe Saldana and Taryn Manning, pulled in a respectable $61 million at the box office.
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Pandora pulled in $2355 million revenue and had $-2450 Non-GAAP EPS, compared to estimates of $-275 Non-GAAP EPS.
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As for what went wrong -- besides the divorce -- he's got a label for what he believes Mel pulled in court.
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Snapchat only pulled in an average daily user count of 183 million with a 3.2 percent growth rate in Q4.
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Though it's growing quickly — revenue was up 210 percent last year — it still pulled in just $117.8 million in 2018.
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Venus's reentry into Libra, however, will find you feel nostalgic…how many directions could you be pulled in at once?
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"We know that voters in the public get pulled in the direction of the people with the microphone," he says.
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You'll be pulled in many directions today, especially at work or concerning your chores, so schedule extra time for yourself.
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He was also pulled in one of the first two road games, but it wasn't even the eight-goal one.
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U.S. equities pulled in $7.8 billion, with U.S. large caps accounting for $7.6 billion of inflows, the BAML data showed.
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Year-to-date, the fund has only pulled in $5 million, and had negligible inflows in both February or March.
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Formula E pulled in a ton of investor money while attracting traditional motorsport companies like Dallara or Williams Advanced Engineering.
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Even well-meaning bystanders, like Wakanda, will be pulled in — because to do nothing is to side with the oppressors.
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According to 1010data, this group of products pulled in over $200 million in sales during the first half of 2017.
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The biggest single earner in 22016 at the bank, also an unnamed senior manager, pulled in 22018-10 million euros.
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The social network still pulled in $5 billion in revenue from Chinese ad sales in 2018, according to Pivotal Research.
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Last year, China hauled in $8.87 billion at its box office while the U.S. pulled in more than $11 billion.
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Within this region, swarms of charged particles are trapped and pulled in toward Jupiter, where they cause powerful geomagnetic storms.
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The bank has pulled in $32 million in fees from cannabis-related investment banking, according to the data provider Dealogic.
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The first season of "Transparent" pulled in five Emmys, and this second season seems likely to earn a few more.
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Pre-Shark Tank, the company pulled in $1.7 million, and with Mark's help, that number has surged to $4.5 million.
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He and his girlfriend Chelsey Amaro weren't at all surprised at the sheer amount of sponsorship this party pulled in.
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U.S-based taxable-bond funds pulled in $4.3 billion in their third straight week of inflows, the research service said.
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Kings goalie Jonathan Quick stopped just six of the nine shots he faced before being pulled in the second period.
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In particular, the 43s, 24s, 247s and 250s pulled in between 8bp and 12bp when they were free to trade.
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Dino Rossi (R) announced he would run just days later, and pulled in hundreds of thousands of dollars almost overnight.
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In Armenia and Azerbaijan, he was pulled in opposite directions in their long conflict over the region of Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Penélope Cruz portrays Raimunda, a hardworking mother pulled in all directions by terrible events and the needy women around her.
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Meanwhile, a separate report from Verizon Enterprise Solutions said the same weekend pulled in the season's highest online traffic volumes.
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That represented 30 percent of the total $210,2000 he pulled in for the primary race, according to campaign finance records.
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Last summer, Gingko pulled in $100 million in Series C funding to obtain 600 million base pairs of manufactured DNA.
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When Stein ran for president in 2012, she pulled in fewer than 400,000 votes across the country, according to Slate.
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In the beginning, Mr. Weinberg pulled in people who were thought to be interested in selling high-priced stolen art.
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Stock funds also pulled in $24.6 billion last week, the most since President Donald Trump won the election in November.
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After surrendering three goals on only 11 shots, Smith was pulled in favor of David Rittich for the third period.
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As we reported ... April's live stream pulled in some big viewer numbers, with Toys 'R' Us sponsoring the live stream.
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That set the stage for Bader, who lifted a fly ball over the pulled-in defense to win the game.
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Nearly half of all of the advertisers on the show, which pulled in $126 million in 2015 alone, bowed out.
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I'm pulled in a dozen directions at every moment, but taking a minute to feed the starter is a respite.
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"We know that voters in the public get pulled in the direction of the people with the microphone," Enos says.
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All kinds of emotions come to the surface on February 6; you'll feel pulled in a bunch of different directions.
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Waguespack (4-93) was pulled in the fifth, charged with six runs on seven hits in 4 1/3 innings.
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Pulled in different directions, I gave in, and produced a wad of 1,000-franc notes in my sweat-covered palm.
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Diplomats and social secretaries at other embassies were left wondering how the country had pulled in so many Trump V.I.P.s.
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Last year, China's Lunar New Year box office pulled in more than 5 billion yuan ($720.8 million), according to Xinhua.
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But not long after, an ambulance pulled in front of Ms. Turner's house, and Ms. Land, 27, was wheeled inside.
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Stock mutual funds and exchange-traded funds in the United States pulled in $2.9 billion in the week ended Oct.
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That's a record both for total flows and as well as for active funds, which alone pulled in $277 billion.
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G Marc-Andre Fleury, pulled in the second period of Friday's loss at Tampa Bay, was given the night off.
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But Cortez Masto pulled in the ahead in the final days of the race, and Tuesday night's victory over Rep.
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So far in 2018, Chinese tech companies have raised more than double the amount pulled in by their US counterparts.
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Sensor Tower previously reported the top 10 meditation apps pulled in $195 million in 2019, up 52% year-over-year.
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Launched in 2010, Kik pulled in a wide swath of users with the promise of being able to chat anonymously.
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After an autobahn burst, I pulled in with just 1 percent charge left, but the aggressive driving actually helps charging.
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It's the second time in the company's history that it pulled in more than $24.4 billion, according to the statement.
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That, plus the cash she has pulled in from the business, brings her to billionaire status, Forbes said in March.
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His role hasn't been filled, but in December Ms. Hawkings completed a fund-raising effort that pulled in $5.5 million.
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One of the things that came out during the hearing ... John did a concert last Friday and pulled in $2,580.
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Analysis from the Lowell Daily Sun this summer found that he has pulled in a haul of over $3 million.
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The Democratic nominee, Jon Ossoff, pulled in $30 million — more than many Senate nominees are able to raise — while Republican nominee Karen HandelKaren Christine HandelThe most expensive congressional races of the last decade Georgia ready for unpredictable Senate race Hundreds apply to fill Isakson's Senate seat in Georgia MORE pulled in more than $85003 million.
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Two weeks later, as I pulled in to work one afternoon, I saw two cop cars parked near the front door.
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The funds have pulled in about $4.9 billion in capital so far this year, said Sumit Roy, an analyst at ETF.com.
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U.S.-based taxable bond funds pulled in $6.5 billion during the week, marking a 53rd straight week of inflows, ICI said.
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However, it would have to contend with a tough market, which has seen several planned London listings pulled in late 2017.
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When dance pro Johnson, 39, pulled in the swan, she opened the box and saw the 6.5 carat emerald cut ring.
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Across Hollywood, the midbudget movie was disappearing, while the "paranormal romance" (and Twilight in particular) pulled in the traditional "women's" audience.
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Manga, both print and digital, pulled in 21 billion yen ($2112.7800 billion) in 2017, according to the Research Institute for Publications.
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The ads were so controversial, they were pulled in Paris for being "sexist" and never really heard from again — until now.
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The former is decisive, the latter is cautious — don't be surprised if you feel like you're being pulled in opposite directions.
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The Oakland-based company has pulled in a $25 million round led by Insight Venture Partners, with participation from Romulus Capital.
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That profit was minuscule by Facebook standards: just $61 million in the quarter, compared with the $3 billion Facebook pulled in.
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The Chinese e-commerce giant pulled in $25 billion with its 2014 initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Investors generally blamed volatility and the down market, but passive funds pulled in almost $60 billion in December, Morningstar's data shows.
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The startup has so far pulled in $14794553 million in funding and has snatched up a half dozen startups since 2013.
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ING-backed start-up Yolt meanwhile, which is more akin to HSBC's new app, has pulled in more than 500,000 signups.
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Beck then loaded the bases with a walk to Ian Happ and was pulled in favor of right-hander Gregory Infante.
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The sector pulled in $1.2 billion in net long positions over the past month, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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The woman have let the men take-over the spotlight, which is the sussiest move they've pulled in a long time.
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Washington (CNN)Sixteen staffers at the White House pulled in the maximum yearly salary of $176,461, according to a new report.
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The iShares North American Tech-Software ETF pulled in $176 million, while the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund gathered $138 million.
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However, Infinity War hasn't opened yet in China; it pulled in $380 million overseas without that major market in the mix.
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Where the first live stream in 2014 pulled in 1.9 million viewers, numbers in its fourth year soared to 11.5 million.
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WeWork China's big raise comes days after Hong Kong's Campfire pulled in $18 million and Awfis in India raised $20 million.
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The food-service company, which owns iHop and Applebee's, pulled in $43 million in revenue and $1.71 in earnings per share.
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Considering it pulled in first quarter profits of $178 million, or 40 cents a share, that seems like a wise move.
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In March, Sanders pulled in nearly $46 million from 900,000 people, with an average donation of just over $26, it said.
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UK fintech startup Elliptic has pulled in a $5 million Series A round to keep building out its blockchain forensics tool.
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Afore Capital, led by Anamitra Banerji and Gaurav Jain, pulled in $47 million for their debut pre-seed vehicle in 2017.
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They have pulled in over $250 million since the start of the year, according to Lipper, a unit of Thomson Reuters.
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Online-only options such as "Lifestyle Bowls", healthier meals that include paleo, keto and vegan salads, also pulled in more customers.
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"It was a huge adjustment for the biological kids, because my time is pulled in a million directions now," says Tammie.
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As the informal gigs grew in popularity, he pulled in friends from established venues like Showmans, Smoke and Pepper-n-Salt.
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Yet it's real enough that it just pulled in $42 million in private funding to help bring it closer to release.
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The funds pulled in a net $641 million after three weeks of multibillion-dollar outflows and prices widely regarded as dear.
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In May 222, for example, a V-235 crashed in Hawaii after its engines pulled in sand during a landing attempt.
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"When I pulled in to pay, they looked at me like Godzilla was outside the window," Herbst says shaking her head.
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Overall, U.S.-based taxable bond mutual fund and exchange-traded funds pulled in $5.9 billion, their ninth straight week of inflows.
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AWS pulled in $17.46 billion in revenue in 2017, with $5.11 billion of that sum coming in the fourth quarter alone.
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But Democrats say they've pulled in testimony from a range of witnesses who have different levels of contact with the president.
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Trainers briefly visited Arenado, who remained in the game and finished 1-for-2 before being pulled in a double switch.
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I find that if I don't do it early in the morning, my time simply gets pulled in too many directions.
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For comparison, WeWork China has pulled in $1 billion overall since being spun out of WeWork's global business one year ago.
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World stock funds attracted $5 billion and debt funds pulled in $9.1 billion during the latest week, according to the ICI.
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The firm overseeing the project, called Southern Trust, pulled in $26.5 million in revenue, the New York Times reported on Thursday.
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He was pulled in the fourth inning and charged with seven runs in the Yankees' 12-3 loss to the Rays.
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He was a special guest at a fundraiser last month that pulled in $192,000 for his House colleagues, including vulnerable Reps.
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Last year, he also found the end zone eight times — an improvement from the dismal three his pulled in in 2017.
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They pulled in extra cash as photographers for hire and used rewards credit cards to earn cash back on their purchases.
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He allowed six goals at Pittsburgh and five at Tampa Bay on Saturday before being pulled in a 22-2 loss.
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He pulled in another $500,000 a day after the primary and has likely raised even more since his initial fundraising filing.
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As of Monday evening Beijing time, the online shopping giant had pulled in more than $35.8 billion in sales and counting.
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"I pulled in and my wife met me here and she said, 'We hear something crying,'" Fowler told CNN affiliate WLOS.
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The startup pulled in a whopping $0003 million in pre-orders by the end of 2015, with 60,000 units already sold.
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Japanese equities attracted $3.1 billion over the week, their biggest inflows in five months, whilst emerging markets pulled in $200 million.
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For the second game in a row, Hart was pulled in the first period after allowing three goals on nine shots.
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After he pulled in an interception during the fourth quarter of the game, Peters yelled at Ramsey from across the stadium.
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The artists who started moving into the neighborhood's cheap apartments in the 1960s gathered at Moe's, pulled in by Kobi's magnetism.
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Among cable news channels, Fox News Channel pulled in an average audience of 5.7 million people, preliminary data from Nielsen showed.
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Sanders announced his candidacy early Tuesday and by the next morning, he'd pulled in nearly $4.5 million more than the no.
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Sanders announced his candidacy early Tuesday and by the next morning, he'd pulled in nearly $22020 million more than the no.
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Perhaps the pulled-in midsection is a reflection of international belt-tightening, as more and more nations adopt grim austerity measures.
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Even more impressive was Binnington's bounce-back from being pulled in Game 13 for the first time in his N.H.L. career.
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The couple had been driving to their babysitter's home when a police car pulled in behind them, according to the notice.
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Charging $28 per developer (noting that it's free for independent/open source projects), they've pulled in ~$230K in revenue to date.
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The other car owner we spoke to said he opened the app and found it also pulled in someone else's profile.
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Abby Norman, then in her early 20s and working for the medical records department of a Maine hospital, was pulled in.
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Yet Yelp is a tidy, profitable business that pulled in $55 million in profit on $942 million in revenue last year.
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The movie is resonating overseas, where it pulled in $240 million this weekend when it opened in most major foreign markets.
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It's not as fragile as Teflon, but there are reports of chipping from the metal rack being pulled in and out.
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By comparison, Byte competitor TikTok has 1.5 billion all-time downloads and pulled in 8.2 million downloads in the same weekend.
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Nobody else has the opportunity to get pulled in the game, so I'd rather just stick it out with everyone else.
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Those domestic funds pulled in $2.1 billion, adding only a 3rd week of inflows in the last 10 weeks, ICI said.
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Less than a minute later, Patrick knocked in his own rebound past Howard, who was then pulled in favor of Bernier.
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Twin Brook pulled in US$2.3bn in 2017 and US$850m in 2003, respectively, for its two previous direct lending funds.
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When we pulled in, I couldn't even hear Courtenay's yelling which way to go because of the roar of motorcycle engines.
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He allowed four goals on 13 shots before being pulled in his last start, against the Carolina Hurricanes on March 13.
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In more preliminary broadcast data, ABC finished with 9.7 million, CBS pulled in 8.8 million and Fox ended with 4.2 million.
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Medicaid work requirements are temporarily stopped in Arkansas; meanwhile, they have been pulled in Kentucky after a Democratic win for governor.
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Casey DeSmith allowed three goals on five shots before being pulled in favor of Tristan Jarry, who finished with 26 saves.
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"Our sales galleries are full, our agents are being pulled in multiple directions, and we're seeing a lot of real closings."
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Less than four hours after he made his announcement today, his campaign said, he had pulled in $1.2 million in donations.
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When my ship finally pulled in, I found out I was the first female enlisted sailor to ever be stationed onboard.
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The Morrises pulled in hundreds of customers from across the United States and as far away as Israel and South Korea.
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One is that fiscal policy has not always pulled in the same direction as monetary policy during his eight-year tenure.
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The second year of Fargo, there was more of that, which was my attention starting to be pulled in more directions.
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After launching in August of 2017, HQ routinely pulled in more than one million viewers per game, sometimes twice per day.
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Skirts pulled in close to the body, the natural waist crept ever upward, and the silhouette thinned to a slender column.
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Johnson, the former wrestler once known as The Rock, pulled in $89.4 million from June 2018 to June 2019, the magazine said.
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By the start of May, this action had finally pulled in the professional investor class that had entered 2019 scarred and scared.
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ETFs now narrowly trail hedge funds in total assets and have pulled in about $118 billion in fresh investor cash this year.
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A new rumor about the state of Tristan Thompson and Khloé Kardashian's relationship has pulled in Kylie Jenner's best friend Jordyn Woods.
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Non-domestic funds have pulled in $149 billion this year, compared to their domestic counterparts, which have recorded outflows of $13 billion.
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The startup was most recently valued at $11 billion in March when it pulled in a new fundraising haul of $367 million.
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In addition to being pulled in different directions, Democrats also know this likely won't be the last Supreme Court fight with Trump.
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Sanders raised $5.9 million, O'Rourke raised $6.1 million, while Harris pulled in $1.5 million in their first 24 hours as presidential candidates.
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But for as much money as Alice made in the US, it swamped that total overseas, where it pulled in $21 million.
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Only one bond fund was in the top 10: the iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond fund, which pulled in $1.8 billion.
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That's after Black Friday pulled in a record $6.22 billion in e-commerce sales, while sales online Thanksgiving Day totaled $3.7 billion.
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In Q1 2018, it pulled in $319.2 million in revenue, $104.7 million of which came from subscriptions, and $214.57 million from ads.
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In the process they laundered $56.6 million for drug cartels and gangs, pulled in at least $1.7 million, and made zero arrests.
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Yet iOS apps pulled in the majority of the $35 billion paid out to publishers across the iOS and Android app stores.
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Big Apple bummer Alec Baldwin may be a native New Yorker, but even he got pulled in by this classic NYC scam.
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At the time of writing the crowdfunder has pulled in close to £13,000 from some 600 donors to help finance the action.
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After Amazon determines the products are counterfeits, merchants may be notified that the products will be pulled in three to four days.
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And already this cycle, the group has pulled in nearly $6.4 million, according to documents filed with the Federal Election Commission. Rep.
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Another 0003 are under construction, despite the fact that some of the usual big spenders have pulled in their horns a bit.
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What's more, the film pulled in more than $700 million at the box office, so the opportunity for a franchise is clear.
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Meanwhile, a GoFundMe campaign by Equality Florida, the largest LGBT rights group in the state, has pulled in more than $5 million.
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For comparison's sake, the Google Play store pulled in approximately $671 million worldwide during the same Christmas week, according to Sensor Tower.
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In 2018 alone, the education consulting industry pulled in an estimated $2 billion in revenue, according to the market research firm IBISWorld.
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The star closer stalked off the mound when he was pulled in the middle of a save opportunity — in the eighth inning.
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BookMyShow, an online ticketing service for cinemas, theatres and sports in India, has pulled in $100 million in new capital for growth.
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Government ads are pulled in retaliation against newspapers that have been critical of the BJP, such as the Hindu and the Telegraph.
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Lyft started offering in-app tipping in 2012, and the company says its drivers have pulled in $250 million in tips since.
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Didi Chuxing, China's largest ride-hailing company, has pulled in some strategic capital after Booking Holdings invested $500 million into its business.
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Healthcare sector funds pulled in $921 million, the most since June, capping its rise as more defensive sectors have attracted more demand.
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Lyft started offering in-app tipping in 2012, and the company says its drivers have pulled in $200 million in tips since.
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These rows – which are not sold to channels for a fee – have included personalized recommendations pulled in from the streaming services themselves.
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The site pulled in nearly $900 million in revenue last year and claims to be on track for $1.5 billion this year.
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A primetime ABC interview with Trump June 22016 pulled in 23.678 million viewers, down nearly 22016% from previous ABC interview in 24.
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Trump's campaign and RNC raised $80 million in July, a haul that closed the gap with Clinton, who pulled in $90 million.
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It surpasses the record previously set by Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which pulled in $247 million when it debuted in 2015.
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Brown added an empty-net goal with 2100:212 to play, eight seconds after Wedgewood was pulled in favor an extra attacker.
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Chinese insurers pulled in 2.4 trillion yuan of premiums last year, up 20 percent on 2014, data from China's insurance regulator showed.
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Claxton started the morning game, and yielded four hits and three walks before being pulled in the top of the third inning.
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On the other hand, index funds — which are passively managed — pulled in nearly $20.27 billion in new money during the same time.
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But why were the credits for the Trump show so D-list, while the Democrats pulled in more stars than ever before?
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And the Democratic National Committee, which she fundraises for, pulled in $2300 million last month and retained $2275 million cash on hand.
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The Texas Democrat announced Monday that his campaign pulled in $220 million in online donations in the 22020 hours after his announcement.
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The company announced today that they've pulled in about $81 million in funding since they announced their Series A early last year.
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A brusque German consular attache shouldered his way down platform 32 when the train from Ogdensburg pulled in at 6:45 a.m.
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"We pulled in just as the sun was setting, and we decided to go for a little walk," Thomas, 32, tells PEOPLE.
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The company recently pulled in $2 million in seed from Rationalwave Capital Partners to create EVIA and launch its robo-agent platform.
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In 0003, it pulled in nearly $720,000 from 9,477 donors to conserve and display space suits from Neil Armstrong and Alan Shepard.
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The incident occurred after a man pulled in front of Jenelle, cutting her off and causing her to slam on the brakes.
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They also pulled in gasoline cargoes from Europe just when demand for the fuel across the Atlantic typically fades with winter weather.
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Facebook pulled in $15.08 in revenue, up 23 percent year-over-year compared to Refinitiv's consensus estimates of $14.98 billion in revenue.
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Retailers pulled in a record $3 billion on Black Friday and then $3.45 billion on Cyber Monday, both of which were records.
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With people's attention increasingly pulled in different directions, Facebook needs to find new ways to surface relevant content and keep users engaged.
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I collect a lot of vintage, so I pulled in a lot of my vintage clothes to bring into the design studio.
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However, he has pulled in huge crowds at rallies, saying he seeks to transcend the classic left-right divide in French politics.
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While underwater investigating, Le Cun was sucked through a massive pipe that pulled in around 500,000 gallons of ocean water per minute.
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Since the end of 2008, Vanguard Group, the industry's king of index funds, has pulled in nearly $1 trillion in net deposits.
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You're being pulled in so many directions that I would feel sorry for you if I didn't know how resilient you are.
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Even in the first episode, when Wendell heard that Domenick was being targeted, he pulled in numbers to protect his new friend.
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The project pulled in $20103 million on its first day, a healthy number for a film whose main actors were relatively unknown.
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He pulled in the second highest amount of both Republicans and Democrats, trailing only Cruz, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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The Wolfpack (27-23) were playing without receiver Jakobi Meyers (ankle), who pulled in an FBS-best 3 receptions against James Madison.
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Starting goaltender Louis Domingue was pulled in favor of Anders Lindback following the second period after allowing five goals on 25 shots.
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Clinton, on the other hand, pulled in more than $21 million in small dollar donations, equaling about 17 percent of all contributions.
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Healthcare funds pulled in $1.7 billion and the most cash since November 2016 as Congress aimed to pass an Obamacare replacement bill.
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The MacDaniels pulled in over $124,000 renting the two condos in 2016 and then brought in almost $138,000 in 2017, MacDaniel says.
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Then again, its internet services business, which is basically a huge online advertising machine, pulled in $74.5 billion in revenue last year.
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Tech ETFs took in $2500 million last week, while the QQQ, representing the Nasdaq 236, pulled in $235 billion, the analysts noted.
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The problem is division within the Republican caucus, which is being pulled in opposing directions by defense hawks, deficit hawks and moderates.
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Among Korean corporates, state-owned Kepco's CDS pulled in 5bp to 47bp/53bp while KDB's CDS was 4bp lower at 47bp/50bp.
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KSI's and Paul's camps have yet to release official streaming figures or numbers on how much streaming revenue the fight pulled in.
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The team also pulled in staff members from other divisions across Apple, growing to more than 1,000 employees in about 18 months.
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That compares to the $2.5 billion in revenues it pulled in prior to being taken private by Leonard Green & Partners in 2006.
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The cloud business pulled in revenue of RMB 1.5 billion ($224 million) in the last quarter, up 130 percent year-on-year.
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"Calories Tracker app," pulled in $60,000 in November while "Fitness Balance" made $10,000, according to data from app analytics firm Sensor Tower.
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Nor were these shortcomings a deal-breaker when Juicero pulled in another $100 million over the course of two subsequent funding rounds.
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It hit that goal within 12 hours, and by the end of the month, it had pulled in more than $5 million.
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This year they have recorded net inflows of $14.52, already more than the $13.4 billion they pulled in during all of 2015.
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The company reached 2.38 billion monthly users, up 2.5 percent from the previous quarter, and it pulled in $15.08 billion in revenue.
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In February, she pulled in $10.5 million in minor contributions — by far the most of any candidate in the field except Sanders.
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The Trace Gas Orbiter pulled in around Mars as planned, to cheers and fist pumps at the mission's center in Darmstadt, Germany.
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Katy Perry's guest appearance was pulled in 2010 after parents complained that the pop star's wardrobe was too revealing for young audiences.
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BofAML's count shows that stock-focused funds — both ETFs and mutual funds — have pulled in a net $294.7 billion year to date.
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The iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets fund has pulled in $1.3 billion in creations for 2018, the third most of any ETF.
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Jake DeBrusk scored for the Bruins, and Tuukka Rask, who had been pulled in Game 5 at home, finished with 27 saves.
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And now we see Iran threatening to go further and who are pulled—being pulled in further and further into this crisis.
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Drivers for delivery services like DoorDash and Grubhub pulled in some extra bucks, even as they grappled with fears of infection themselves.
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Originally scheduled for release in August, "The Hunt" was pulled in the wake of mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso.
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The piece wasn't merely a representation of my own views, but pulled in snarky tweets from other journalists disparaging her work too.
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In fact, Frankel pulled in an estimated $8.5 million between 2015 and 2016, and she doesn't see herself slowing down anytime soon.
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Payne has reportedly pulled in $420,000 in perks since a clip of her wearing a Chewbacca mask blew up on the Internet.
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The Associated Press: Trump pulled in two directions on Iran, North Korea On Tuesday, the unknowns (and competing predictions) outnumbered the answers.
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Ayr Strategies — which has retail locations in Massachusetts and Nevada — pulled in $12 million per active dispensary over the past financial year.
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Stock ETFs pulled in $15.3 billion over the weekly period, while stock mutual funds posted cash withdrawals of $1.5 billion, Lipper noted.
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The other, Funny Sweet Beauty Camera, was only up since July but had pulled in more than 500,000 downloads, according to ZDNet.
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In 2015, Honey pulled in half a million dollars in a bridge round to cover its expenses before the next big raise.
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I was pushed and pulled in every direction, and I don't know how I made it physically or emotionally, looking back now.
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Ottavino struck out Bregman, but then was pulled in favor of Tommy Kahnle, who struck out Yordan Alvarez to end the inning.
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In order for this architecture to work well, it needs to be easy for every type of data to be pulled in.
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We pulled in, unannounced, to a dirt drive leading to the community, stopping at a flimsy cattle gate guarded by two men.
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I've advised politicians that it's somewhere between the Afghanistan and the Hotel California of domestic policy, but many still get pulled in.
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Someone with the screen name WSW is at the top, with $10,434.47 in earnings so far, while PIOTREK has pulled in $9,259.66.
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Pulled in multiple directions, the Arab world has been mired in various existential crises, stuck somewhere between progress and the status quo.
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Since his video went viral worldwide, it pulled in views from countries with a lower CPM rate (or cost per 1,000 views).
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"We pulled in just as the sun was setting, and we decided to go for a little walk," Thomas told the publication.
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Hodges started Pittsburgh's game at the New York Jets last Sunday and was pulled in the second quarter in favor of Rudolph.
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BlackRock pulled in $140 billion of that, including $105 billion in the United States, according to BlackRock and FactSet Research Systems Inc.
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A man perpetually pulled in all directions by his emotional insecurities is not who you want in charge of the nuclear codes.
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I was so pulled in by the episode's story and central dilemma that I simply didn't notice there were no obvious edits.
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Producers and the BBC insist that the show will go on, but last year's final only pulled in 5.95 million viewers on average.
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Democrats have pulled in more cash than GOP candidates in 53 of the 72 House races the nonpartisan Cook Political Report considers competitive.
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His lights still on, Capps turned into the opposite lane of traffic and pulled in a couple of car lengths behind the SUV.
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The couple had just left a carnival when they were trying to merge into heavy traffic and pulled in front of a truck.
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It chose a good time for its IPO: Chewy pulled in $22000 billion in 211, around a 13% increase from the year prior.
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The film, which is expected to land DiCaprio in the Oscar race, pulled in a sterling $38 million in its wide release debut.
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Talent solutions — a package of recruiting tools and LinkedIn's biggest revenue stream — pulled in $597 million, a 35 percent increase year over year.
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Image: Ardboe GalleryA pair of lucky Northern Irish fishermen pulled in this skull with enormous antlers, measuring a whopping six feet in length.
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Notably, Endgame's numbers are helped this time around by the Chinese box office, pulled in an estimated $329 million during its opening weekend.
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New York guard Joe Calderon scored 18 points, and forward Kristaps Porzingis scored 17 points, pulled in 10 rebounds and blocked six shots.
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Initially, Uber wanted to fly passengers between hotels — a stunt it has pulled in Cannes, the Hamptons, India and a few other places.
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Given that the smallest Fortune 500 company pulled in $5.1 billion in revenue last year, Apple has developed a very valuable wearable division.
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Huse pulled in $85,000 her first year; today she's one of Jamberry's biggest sellers and has almost reached $1 million in annual income.
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GoPro pulled in $2000 million in revenue in the fourth quarter of last year, and it walked away with a $22018 million profit.
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Once ensconced in the physical and auditory elements of the work, we are pushed and pulled in a wave of the artist's making.
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With only a few Midwestern reporters, pulled in many directions, editors must make tough decisions about how to spend their time and energy.
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Last year, Chinese insurers pulled in 2.4 trillion yuan of premiums, up 20 percent from 2014, according to data from China's insurance regulator.
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Taylor Swift pulled in $170 million over the past year, giving her the No. 1 spot on the 2016 Forbes Celebrity 100 list.
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Another YouTuber, Carter Sharer, copied Donaldson's "Last One to Leave Roof" challenge and pulled in more than 12 million views in the process.
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Other environmentalists provided other arguments for leaving the breach alone—including the fact that it flushed out pollution and pulled in fresh water.
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Earlier this year, he starred in Avengers: Infinity Wars, which has pulled in $665.8 million at the domestic box office, according to Forbes.
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Financial sector funds, which are seen profiting from higher rates, also pulled in their largest week of inflows since July, at $530 million.
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Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) pulled in $832,000 in the first 3 months of 2019, NBC News reports, citing a Federal Election Commission report.
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In what might be the most ridiculous stunt ever pulled in the art world, a Banksy piece has, in a sense, self-destructed.
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The top four chains — Pizza Hut, Domino's, Little Caesars and Papa John's — pulled in $23.5 billion in 103, according to Pizza Industry Analysis.
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Malaysia, which has fallen off the calendar after this year's race, pulled in a total of 110,604 — a 19.69 percent rise on 2016.
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By the numbers: AI startups with a focus on biotech pulled in more than $1 billion from VCs last year, according to Bloomberg.
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However, what is unusual is that in the past six months, after Pure Alpha had lost money, it has pulled in new money.
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The 10-year-old company revealed today it has pulled in a total of $540 million from investors to go after international opportunities.
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He was finally pulled in the fifth inning and had an MRI performed to check how serious his ankle may have been injured.
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Democrats pulled in more than $12 million in July, after a successful national convention nominating Clinton, with the GOP raising just $4.6 million.
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Almost unrecognizable without Toucan Sam, eagle-eyed shoppers are sure to get pulled in by the rainbows, stars, and a very cute unicorn.
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Accel-backed mobile-first jobs app Job Today has pulled in another $16M — an expansion to its November 20183 $20M Series B round.
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The Amazon series has already pulled in a whopping 11 Emmy nominations for its second season and it deserves so, so many more.
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Sims walked Lester and gave up a base hit to Jay before being pulled in what turned into a five-run Cubs fifth.
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In 230, Lubarsky's business pulled in roughly $250 million in revenue, including a net profit of $2000 million, from selling products on Amazon.
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The brand pulled in nearly $3 billion in U.S. sales in 2014, and helped make Jordan senior an estimated $100 million last year.
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I still had 240 miles of range in the battery when I pulled in so it wasn't a long stop -- about 20 minutes.
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It's become a buzzword these days, and a lever designers have pulled in the past couple years for shock-value and timely relevance.
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The approach has pulled in millions of young viewers, convincing some advertisers and industry analysts that AbemaTV has found a lucrative new model.
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And then there's on-demand road freight startup Ontruck which has pulled in a $10M Series A led by Atomico and Idinvest recently.
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"Moana" pulled in $55.5 million on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, helping Disney secure the top eight three-day Thanksgiving debuts of all time.
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Also, this material isn't being pulled in any one direction; the dust and gas is both falling towards the star and flowing away.
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U.S.-based European stock funds attracted just $107 million, about a quarter of what they pulled in the week prior, according to Lipper.
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Bond funds pulled in nearly $4 billion during the week, Lipper said, including the largest inflows since September for Treasury funds, $1.2 billion.
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That would represent only 210 percent of the company's revenue in its big fourth quarter in 22016, when it pulled in $2360 million.
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In its first weekend of international release, "The Legend of Tarzan" pulled in $18.8 million from 19 markets, including South Korea and Russia.
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The deal was originally pulled in November due to difficult market conditions and banks funded the loan when the acquisition closed in January.
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Hot on the heels of Binance raising money from Singapore's Vertex Ventures, KuCoin, a relatively new crypto exchange, has pulled in $20 million.
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Reimer had been pulled in two of his past three starts, giving up 11 goals on 219 shots in those games for an .
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They were never ahead of AD. AD knew that Hannah would show the game to Mona and that Mona would get pulled in.
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The memos show the DCCC was particularly worried about his fundraising, as Parrish only pulled in $22019,000 in the third quarter of 2015.
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Investment-grade bond funds, tracking high-credit issuers, pulled in $2.6 billion, compensating for outflows from riskier high-yield and global debt products.
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So to be pulled in right away with her huge family and extended family gave me a sense of always being at home.
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For the second game in a row, goalie Carter Hart was pulled in the first period after allowing three goals on nine shots.
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Commodity funds, including those that invest directly in safe-haven gold, pulled in $938 million, the most cash in six weeks, ICI said.
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To put that in perspective, Sony's (SNE) superhero blockbuster "Venom" pulled in $111 million in its opening weekend in China early last month.
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Globally, utilities stocks have pulled in $4.5 billion this year while consumer goods stocks have drawn in $4.63 billion, according to EPFR data.
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"Veep" also pulled in two additional directing and two writing nominations for other episodes, but "Sister" is a real highlight of the season.
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Last year, AWS pulled in $6.7 billion in revenue in the third quarter — meaning it grew by $2.3 billion in 12 short months.
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But the lion's share went to investment grade corporate bonds, which pulled in $5.8 billion, and emerging market debt, which attracted $1.9 billion.
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In 2008 — the last time both parties had competitive campaigns — Des Moines alone pulled in $25 million, according to the local economic bureau.
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The pair opened their first store, then called Fashion 21, in 1984 and pulled in $700,000 worth of sales in the first year.
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Clinton didn't want to waste time, so the two women pulled in at drive-throughs or stopped at food stands and barbecue joints.
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Startups headquartered in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama pulled in just 8 percent of deals in 2017, compared to 18 percent in 2012.
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This year, that spot went to Tinder, which pulled in an estimated $497 million across the iOS App Store and Google Play, combined.
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Mr. Rubio was second, with 32 percent, having pulled in a larger share of votes in suburban areas near Washington like Fairfax County.
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The film, which is expected to land DiCaprio in the Oscar race, pulled in a sterling $241.5 million in its wide release debut.
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An Amazon spokesperson confirmed the service had been pulled in a statement, also implying that the move came as a surprise to them.
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So we pulled in all the dirt and spent the next few hours with only our heads sticking up out of the ground.
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The big dilemma for brands is that they are are being pulled in two directions when it comes to political and issue messaging.
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The problem is creating division within the Republican caucus, which is being pulled in opposing directions by defense hawks, deficit hawks and moderates.
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When Beane said the Yankees did basically the same thing, he meant that Severino was pulled in the fifth inning, almost by design.
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"I've learned to stand by the door," she said, standing at the Seventh Avenue station as one of the retrofitted trains pulled in.
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Intel's data center group, which sells both server and A.I. chips, pulled in $6.1 billion, a 26 percent increase over the previous year.
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After it was linked to Atomwaffen Division, and the crimes surrounding the group, IronMarch was quietly pulled in 2017 and Slavros went dark.
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Ondrej Pavelec was pulled in the second period after giving up five goals on 19 shots, and Henrik Lundqvist finished with 16 saves.
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Reports about potential new features for the image-sharing social platform highlight how its service appears to be increasingly pulled in multiple directions.
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Chad Johnson allowed six goals on 4 shots and was pulled in favor of Jake Allen after allowing his sixth goal, Laine's fourth.
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Mr. Collins's Democratic challenger, Nate McMurray, had raised little until the indictment, but pulled in more than $500,000 in the last three months.
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Last week, he organized a softball game, played by his teammates, that drew 25,000 fans and pulled in $260,000 for the Haiti project.
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And Democratic candidates running for Republican-held seats in Georgia, Texas and even deep-red South Carolina all pulled in seven-figure hauls.
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The industry pulled in a record amount of cash last year as investors turned to the asset class for public-market-beating returns.
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The company pulled in $32.1 million in revenue in the third quarter of 2019 and its adjusted EBITDA increased 16% t0 $8.7 million.
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Neither starter — the Yankees' Jaime Garcia or Gsellman — pitched all that well, each allowing three runs before being pulled in the sixth inning.
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In the days after Ms Pelosi's announcement his campaign pulled in $15m and, according to his campaign manager, at least 50,000 new donors.
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Rozier, who also pulled in 224 rebounds, made eight straight free-throw attempts in the final 224 seconds to help seal the outcome.
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The next day, a group of coders in the Bay Area pulled in $35 million in under 30 seconds of online fund-raising.
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The Clintons pulled in more than $153.6 million in speaking fees between February 2001 and May 2015, according to an analysis by CNN.
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Twitter, which has about the same amount of active monthly users, pulled in $655 million in ad revenue during the first quarter alone.
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The ratings for the debates are one example of this phenomenon as the first debate in June pulled in over 6900 million viewers.
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Both Likud and Blue and White pulled in approximately 1 million votes each, giving both parties 35 seats in the 120-seat Knesset.
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Digital health companies pulled in more than $8 billion in venture capital in 2018 to bring new technology to the health-care industry.
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Before the debate, the parking attendant outside the KENS 5 television station was surprised when Mr. O'Rourke pulled in driving his own vehicle.
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For the year, stock-based ETFs have pulled in $82.7 billion while bond funds have seen $11.7 billion in inflows, according to FactSet.
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Globally, utilities stocks have pulled in $4.5 billion this year while consumer goods stocks have drawn in $3.2 billion, according to EPFR data.
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Sources with direct knowledge of the crash tell TMZ ... Clooney was doing 60 MPH when a car suddenly pulled in front of him.
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Former president Inácio Lula da Silva has also been pulled in via a property he owns associated with a Lava Jato-linked company.
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Adam Schiff (D-CA), the top Intelligence Committee Democrat (who supports the bill), recommended it be temporarily pulled in response to Trump's "irresponsible" comments.
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The company's China marketplaces pulled in total sales of RMB 2500 billion (US$3.5 billion), 49 percent higher than the same time last year.
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More than half of that was driven by the Vision Fund and an affiliated fund, which together pulled in 1.26 trillion yen ($11.4 billion).
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Black Friday pulled in $6.22 billion in online sales, up 23.6 percent from a year ago and setting a new high, according to Adobe.
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On Singles Day, its annual online retail blitz, it pulled in more than $30 billion in sales over a 24-hour period in November.
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Since its inception in 2012, it claims to have sent out 38 million items, and it pulled in $100 million in revenue last year.
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Over 400 terabytes of data was pulled in over a five hour period, as the researchers scanned the 4 to 8 GHz frequency band.
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The weekend's winner at the box office, The Incredibles 2, has 7,852 user ratings and pulled in $183 million over the same time period.
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Both players were forced into targeting each other sooner than either would have liked, and both quickly pulled in favors to marshal their troops.
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U.S. equity funds, which track broad indexes like the S&P 500 and its sectors and subsectors, pulled in $30.6 billion for the month.
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In addition, the company pulled in a record $6.22 billion in online sales on Black Friday, an 23.6 percent increase from a year ago.
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Avast previously filed to go public on Nasdaq in December 2011 but the listing was pulled in July 2012 due to tough market conditions.
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Korean AI startup Skelter Labs is expanding to Southeast Asia after it pulled in undisclosed funding from Singapore-based VC firm Golden Gate Ventures.
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David Rittich allowed four goals on 15 shots before he was pulled in favor of Cam Talbot, who made nine saves on 13 shots.
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I'm talking about, like, a midseason episode of ER circa 1996, when the NBC drama regularly pulled in over 35 million viewers a week.
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Your schedule is packed and you're being pulled in so many directions with all these projects, how did that impact your job on Silicon?
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Combined with its other dating app properties, Match pulled in $457 million in revenue, up 21 percent year-over-year, and topping analyst estimates.
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"Idol" pulled in north of 30 million viewers at its peak, and Fox milked it, expanding the excruciating audition rounds and padding the episodes.
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The California legislature was not into this idea that women could be pulled in unaware that they could get low-cost or free abortions.
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It pulled in 1,400 likes on a diagram of the human sinus, and more than 1,200 on an accidentally shot photo of a hubcap.
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New York starter Steven Matz (2409-43) was pulled in the bottom of the sixth after giving up a lead-off double to Szczur.
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The number would put the fourth installment in the series above 2010's Toy Story 3, which pulled in $110.3 million on opening weekend.
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Last year, Chinese insurers pulled in 3 trillion yuan of premiums, up around 28 percent from 2015, according to data from China's insurance regulator.
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Joy, a startup aiming to help brides-to-be plan their weddings in the digital age, has pulled in $4.5 million in seed capital.
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Today, nearly 250 million people play Fortnite each month and it reportedly pulled in roughly $2.4 billion in revenue for Epic Games in 2018.
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Treder Leng, despite the DeVos's support, has been significantly outraised by Benson, who had pulled in a startling $23 million as of mid-September.
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Already, in roughly one week, mobile analytics firm SensorTower estimates Epic has pulled in as much as $1.5 million from the iOS port alone.
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Instead, Clooney pulled in the dough through the sale of his tequila company, Casamigos, in addition to endorsement earnings and royalties from older movies.
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Another search for "Omegle for 21767963 years old" prompted Bing to suggest searching for "Kids On Omegle Showing," which pulled in more criminal content.
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The company also pulled in $15 million in Series B funding in late 2016, bringing the total amount in the coffers to $25 million.
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When they venture out into the web, however, it's a different world than they expected, and Ralph and Vanellope are pulled in different directions.
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Although TanaCon pulled in roughly $325,000 in ticket sales, he says, that money is being held by Veeps — a company with no convention experience.
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Clinton has pulled in $58.5 million from the finance industry, while Trump has taken in about $557,000, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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The Zenta wrist-wearable had been slated to ship this April, after the startup pulled in more than $20163,22016 in July from 22017,22+ backers.
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According to new data, the Clinton/Kaine ticket pulled in more than $154 million for Hillary for America and the national party in September.
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Fixed income has seen the biggest gain in total inflows at $80.2 billion, while equity products have pulled in $60.9 billion, according to FactSet.
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Equity funds pulled in $3.2 billion, with tech stock funds attracting $1.1 billion, their second highest inflows on record after last week's $1.3 billion.
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But aside from high housing costs, Sunnyvale boasts a sophisticated startup ecosystem that pulled in more than $1.4 billion over the past three years.
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This fluff ball of cat is so lazy that it's pulled in a plastic container attached to a remote controlled car and clearly DGAF.
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Exchange-traded funds that track the sector pulled in $4.1 billion through April, the most of any sector, according to State Street Global Advisors.
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SafetyCulture, the maker of a b2b inspection checklist app called iAuditor, has pulled in a $23 million Series B funding led by Index Ventures.
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