It reached a peak of around 1.000 crowns in May.
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Once you've reached a peak, look for the next one.
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Both Meghan and Kate's influence reached a peak in March.
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Auto sales reached a peak in 2016 of 17.6 million.
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The urgency to fix the station has reached a peak.
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Do you think that each person has reached a peak?
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National scrutiny of Chicago's gun violence had reached a peak.
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The pace of corporate mergers reached a peak in 2015.
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Spot gold reached a peak of $2172.7,22, its strongest since Oct.
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"I think my anxiety just reached a peak," Ruttan Walker continued.
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Spot gold reached a peak of $20.7,2698.46, its strongest since Oct.
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India's dam fever reached a peak in the 2200s and '6603s.
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The index reached a peak of 21,21, its highest since March 21.37.
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"With the war, gender-based violence reached a peak," said Hassino, 42.
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They earlier reached a peak of $53.73, the strongest level since Oct.
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The index reached a peak of 21,523, its highest since March 252.
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This whale's heart rate reached a peak of 37 beats per minute.
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It reached a peak in 2016, with 20153,145 tobacco incidents in 143 movies.
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By that point, Detroit's enslaved population had reached a peak of 298 people.
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The S&P index reached a peak of 2,795.58, its highest since March 13.
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Nicki mythology, a "feud" that reached a peak at New York Fashion Week this September.
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This style reached a peak, perhaps, with the 2007 vintage, which some critics called historic.
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In 1999, the foster care population in the United States reached a peak at 567,000.
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Venture funding for social media start-ups reached a peak of $22014 billion in 212.
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In October 2009, unemployment reached a peak of 10 percent before beginning a gradual decline.
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Its business-climate index has reached a peak not seen since 208, a year after reunification.
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The profit from making gasoil in Singapore reached a peak of $16.66 a barrel on Sept.
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It enjoyed a revival that reached a peak three years ago when it hosted Expo 2015.
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Bulls reached a peak of 63.1 on March 1, the last record in the S&P.
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Safe-haven spot gold reached a peak of $1,200.60 an ounce, its highest since June 22.
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Safe-haven spot gold reached a peak of $1,198.70 an ounce, its strongest since June 22.
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In 2007, the population of undocumented immigrants in America reached a peak, at about 12.2m people.
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It was a period marked by glaring partisanship that reached a peak under California Republican Rep.
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Notably, in 28500, the U.S. current account deficit reached a peak of 6900 percent of GDP.
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Acquiring at significantly high prices reached a peak in 2015, the year the Fosun deal closed.
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In 2013, when the labour reform was launched the unemployment rate reached a peak at 27%.
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Inbound direct investment reached a peak of nearly $300 billion in 2013 but has cooled off since.
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"It seems like we've reached a peak in momentum," said Daniel Deming, managing director at KKM Financial.
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It reached a peak of $3.52 billion in 2010 and has seen a gradual decrease since then.
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Citi Bike usage reached a peak last month of more than 70,000 rides in a single day.
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At its most severe, Harvey reached a peak of Category 85033, while Irma became a Category 5.
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According to recent United Nations figures, civilian casualties in the country have reached a peak since 2009.
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At its most severe, Harvey reached a peak of Category 4, while Irma became a Category 5.
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One thing is certain: The Canadian media industry's anti-piracy measures have recently reached a peak of aggression.
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The second event happened about 3.5 billion years ago, when volcanic activity on the moon reached a peak.
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Rittidet's purses had reached a peak, then slowly started declining, the gym still taking their fifty-percent share.
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Europe's migration paradox: Three years after levels reached a peak, the politics of migration still dominate the Continent.
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For most Zimbabweans, their emotions had reached a peak with Mr. Mugabe's political death nearly two years ago.
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Once you've reached a peak level of acceptance, however, you're not going to be motivated to work harder.
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That burden had reached a peak of $30 billion last year, one of the highest levels in the sector.
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It reached a peak of 12.2 million in 2007, before falling to its present level of about 11 million.
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Professional progress: Tiafoe cracked the ATP top 100 last October, and reached a peak of No. 60 in July.
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The tit-for-tat massacres reached a peak as Uganda, under international pressure, withdrew its troops from Bunia in 2003.
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By 24, the number of executions reached a peak of 133 before beginning to fall again after the century's turn.
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Expectations for a rate rise as early as this December, which reached a peak in January, have been virtually erased.
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Ronnie Magro's personal and emotional drama reached a peak in the season finale of last season's Jersey Shore: Family Vacation.
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The feeling of exhaustion brought on by the glut reached a peak as the multi-camera sitcom entered the 2000s.
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The North Korean missile reached a peak altitude of 2900,217 kilometers (2300,683 miles) before dropping into the sea near Okushiri.
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Their omnivorous shopping — which included the purchase of French and American pharmacies — reached a peak, but hardly ceased, in 1926.
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In February, the company is averaging 264.2 trains per day and reached a peak of 286 on a single day.
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The hysteria reached a peak at dawn, when they looted, burned, and destroyed thousands of homes in the Greenwood neighborhood.
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The abortion rate has dropped nearly every year since 1980, when it reached a peak of 21625, according to Guttmacher.
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The abortion rate has dropped nearly every year since 21625, when it reached a peak of 2900, according to Guttmacher.
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Migrants have been crossing the sea in overcrowded, unsafe boats, years before the death toll reached a peak in April 2015.
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The dollar reached a peak against a basket of other currencies a year ago and has not threatened to regain it.
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The Aussie dollar was trading over $1.00 in 2013, when it reached a peak before trending lower amid a commodity slump.
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Vicious battles reached a peak in 22010 as pieces of the Beltrán Leyva cartel splintered into a number of new factions.
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Tension reached a peak last year when Jenner's memoir, The Secrets Of My Life, included some disparaging comments about matriarch Kris Jenner.
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Thanks to cheap loans from the Treasury, the bank doubled its lending, which reached a peak of 258% of GDP in 2010.
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That effort reached a peak in the 2016 U.S. election, but it continues and will increase in the national election in 2020.
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This greatly expanded the U.S. middle class, which reached a peak of nearly 60 percent of the population in the late '70s.
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Tiger Force's violence reached a peak when the soldiers faced fierce fighting with North Vietnamese soldiers in a neighboring province in September.
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The scene reached a peak on a Saturday morning in October, when Fido held its monthly meet-and-greet, called Coffee Bark.
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Gucci's brand valuation had reached a peak of $10.385 billion in 2014 but fell to $8.882 billion in 2015, according to Interbrand.
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Intervention reached a peak in 2900, when the People's Bank of China (PBOC) bought an average of nearly $220006 billion each business day.
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Dr. Kerns, 42 — now an obesity medicine specialist at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Washington — reached a peak weight of 300 pounds.
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The noise reached a peak as fans implored their team with constant choruses of "Go, Habs, go!" but the Canadiens could not convert.
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Despite selling over 15 million albums worldwide, Gaga's freshman outing, 2008's The Fame, reached a peak of No. 2 on the Billboard 200.
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Both reached a peak at the end of January, and now expectations, for five and even ten years in the future, are below 2%.
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Hathaway endured something called "Hathahate" in 2012, an upswell of online trolling right as her career reached a peak with her first Oscar win.
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Spot gold reached a peak of $215.32,33 an ounce, its strongest since June 23, after breaking key resistance at its October high at $22.4,2513.05.
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The graduation rate increased — to 47.5 percent, from 24.4 percent — and enrollment reached a peak of 4,400 students in the 2005-6 school year.
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Spot gold reached a peak of $1,22.2 an ounce, its strongest since June 2926.98, after breaking key resistance at its October high at $2.21.76,29.
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Protests along the border reached a peak on May 14 when Gaza medical sources said at least 60 Palestinians were killed by Israeli gunfire.
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Spot gold reached a peak of $2.43,198.70 an ounce, its strongest since June 22, after breaking key resistance at its October high at $1,21.5.
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The precious metal reached a peak of $228,20.3 an ounce overnight, less than $062.053 below last month's high, before easing back below $2062.05,20.2 an ounce.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield reached a peak of 2.733 percent in Asian trading on Tuesday, the highest since April 2014, before slipping back.
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Tension between Russia and Turkey reached a peak in November 2015 when Turkish F-16s shot down a Russian jet that had violated Turkish airspace.
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Some market players have begun wondering whether stock valuations have reached a peak, following a recent sell-off, which could then lead to a recession.
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The standoff with Germany reached a peak last month, when Turkey arrested a German national leading a training course for Amnesty International in Turkey, Peter Steudtner.
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In 123, annual bottled water consumption in the United States reached a peak of 34 gallons a person, said a report from the Beverage Marketing Corporation.
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The fervor of the public reached a peak on February 15th, when millions of people in more than sixty countries claimed the streets, voicing their opposition.
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"We can see that the epidemic is still in its ascending phase in Belgium, we have not yet reached a peak," the spokesman, Emmanuel Andre, said.
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Like the 13 Milwaukee Brewers, the 1984 Chicago Cubs and the 1995 Seattle Mariners, those Phillies reached a peak for a franchise more used to valleys.
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The number of homicides in May surpassed the figure recorded in May 2011, when the drug war's violence reached a peak under former President Felipe Calderón.
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During the height of the global credit crunch, the Fed's dollar swap line reached a peak of $582 billion in December and averaged $238.35 billion between Dec.
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They reached a peak, and now they're going down," he said, adding that the rates in women "should continue to decline just as they have for men.
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The 10,301 killed from January through June, an average of 57 per day, is still about 10 percent less than when murders reached a peak during 2011.
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The frequency of those attacks reached a peak in 2012, accounting for roughly 15 percent of coalition deaths that year, and then dwindled as Western troops withdrew.
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Violence along the Israel-Gaza border reached a peak on May 14 when Gaza medical sources said at least 60 Palestinian protesters were killed by Israeli gunfire.
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Still, it's been a slightly improvement over the last several years after it reached a peak of 17.0% in 2010, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Talk of Tillerson's impending exit reached a peak in late November, when the White House's early plans to replace Tillerson with CIA Director Mike Pompeo became public.
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On September 8, the ozone hole reached a peak of 6.3 million square miles and then shrank to less than 3.9 million square miles, according to the report.
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Investors are also seeking pastures new to evade fierce competition in developed markets, where buy-out firms' efforts to take over from banks have already reached a peak.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield reached a peak of 2.733 percent in Asian trading on Tuesday, the highest since April 2014, and last stood at 2.712 percent.
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Most of all, Maduro was not meant to survive this year's campaign to oust him — an international effort that began in January and reached a peak last weekend.
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Engineers purposefully made it so that one of the parachutes wouldn't deploy during the capsule's descent back to Earth after the craft reached a peak altitude of 331,501 feet.
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Revealingly, Arabic-language searches for "Greece" from within Turkey reached a peak in August 2015, and exactly two months later, the volume of migrants arriving in Greece also peaked.
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Hughes made it to an altitude of 1,53 feet and reached a peak velocity of 350 miles per hour before deploying the rocket's parachute and returning to terra firma.
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Even so, Seattle reached a peak temperature of 94 degrees Fahrenheit, and Portland, unaccustomed to severe heat waves, stewed in a smoky, hazy 105-degree day on Aug. 3.
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The number of asylum seekers in France has risen, migrant support groups say, as part of the continuing effects of the migrant crisis that reached a peak in 2015.
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According to their findings, sexualization in video games reached a peak in 1995 and has since declined save for a few notable spikes (including a massive one in 2012).
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The race mixing reached a peak in the mid-19th century, when it became inescapably clear that plantation owners were holding their own children, siblings and cousins in chains.
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Opposition to the development of swathes of city space reached a peak in 2013 when demonstrators took to streets to protest the proposed leveling of Gezi Park in central Istanbul.
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"It seems the corn market is putting in a strong case for having reached a peak for now," said Tobin Gorey, director of agricultural strategy at Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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Trump's contentious relationship with the NFL reached a peak last year when he lambasted players who took a knee during the National Anthem to protest institutionalized racism and police brutality.
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The missile appears to have reached a peak altitude of 2,800 miles, landing in the ocean off the eastern coast of Japan, about 600 miles from where it was launched.
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The series, titled "The Trench Coat Chronicles," reached a peak when he turned up on social media clad in a singular trench from Francesco Risso's fall 2019 collection for Marni.
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The capsule reached twice the speed of sound during the test and reached a peak altitude of 131,000 feet, pulling up to 3.5 Gs at one point during the test.
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And Japan's Line Corporation looks to have reached a peak in user growth — even as it shows it can grow revenue and generate rising profits off of a shrinking user-base.
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His doubling-down reached a peak on Wednesday when he produced a National Hurricane Center map that was altered — apparently with a black Sharpie — to extend its predicted track to Alabama.
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The rocket hadn't made it to 100,000 feet, he said, but it had reached a peak altitude of 79,000 feet and peak speed of Mach 1003 (nearly 1,800 miles per hour).
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Greece's economic crisis reached a peak in the summer of 2015 when it was forced, by impending bankruptcy, to accept a third 86 billion euro ($96.9 billion) bailout package from international lenders.
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Orange confirmed its full-year guidance, including a slightly lower core operating profit growth than in 2018, as well as lower investments after having reached a peak on investment levels last year.
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Media and public officials attempted to shame the British Conservative Party, with graffiti admonishing "Tory scum" branding war memorials and reached a peak with a song calling for the death of conservatives.
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The murder rate last year was far below the levels of 30 to 40 years ago, when violent crime, fueled partly by gang violence during the crack cocaine epidemic, reached a peak.
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The terror reached a peak when al-Nimeiri ordered the execution of 217-year-old Mahmoud Mohammed Taha, a religious thinker who advocated for a more moderate application of Islam in Sudan.
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"Clearly, the market has reached a peak," said Robert Scaglion, the executive managing director of new business development for FirstService Residential New York, which manages about 11,165 rental units in the city.
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Their exasperation reached a peak in June, when rival sit-ins picketed the governor and the chief minister while the city's top, centrally appointed civil servants mounted a boycott of Aam Aadmi directives.
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Like in the PC world before it, we have reached a peak where sales begin to decelerate, making the act of releasing a refreshed device with enough features to stimulate sales incredibly difficult.
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The RSI reached a peak of 90.6 in November last year, before dropping to just below the 30-level that indicates oversold territory in April this year, just as the price rally started.
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Lunde's irritation reportedly reached a peak when an editor and photographer from National Geographic showed up in September to chronicle events, as part of an article the magazine was planning on the project.
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U.S. crude prices have risen much more sharply than Brent in recent sessions, narrowing the big gap between the two that started to open this summer and reached a peak in early November.
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Those complaints have reached a peak since last month, when the Justice Department ruled that Ascap and BMI, the two largest royalty clearinghouses, must change their licensing procedures to comply with federal regulations.
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However, overseas researchers have suggested that China's emissions already reached a peak of 9.53 gigatonnes in 2013 and declined in the three years that followed, suggesting that Beijing's targets were far too conservative.
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It reached a peak when Horford had a shot knocked away on a drive to the basket, which caused Budenholzer to run down the court behind Smith and pick up a technical foul.
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The controversy surrounding Comey's ouster reached a peak last June, when the former FBI director testified publicly before senators on Capitol Hill that Trump had pressed him to stop the investigation into Flynn.
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Harris decked Gabbard over her response to a question about her harsh comments about the Democratic establishment, which reached a peak last month when Hillary Clinton accused Gabbard of being boosted by Russia.
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In October 2017, the market for "initial coin offerings," or ICOs, reached a peak, with more than 100 capital raises closing through the sale of crypto tokens, according to market data provider Token Data.
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Metaphors, years in the making, would explain this new mythopoetic phase of filmmaking that reached a peak with Dog Star Man (1961–20123), an epic, multi-part series of films concerning chaos and creation.
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This produced a widening cultural gap between the tradition-oriented working and middle classes and the cosmopolitan avant-garde — in politics, business and the arts — that reached a peak just when economic disaster struck.
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This reached a peak when they broke all precedent to deny Obama's last Supreme Court nominee, Merrick Garland even a hearing for nearly a year, permitting Republican President Trump to fill the seat instead.
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The concentration of fine dust particles associated with lung disease reached a peak this week of 520 micrograms per cubic metre in Zakopane, according to official figures from the government's environment protection inspectorate (GIOS).
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The revelation comes after rumors about such a deal reached a peak on February 25, when the New York Post published an article titled "Samsung is in talks to buy Tidal," citing multiple sources.
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Acacia's shares reached a peak above 6 pounds in 2016 and have plunged to less than 2 pounds, although they rallied in February on the announcement of the proposed settlement and better than expected output.
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With songs like "Mississippi Goddam" and "Why (The King of Love Is Dead)," Nina Simone earned a reputation as the voice of the civil rights movement as racial tensions reached a peak in the 1960s.
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Tensions reached a peak in December, when an amendment raised the maximum fine for Uber drivers caught by authorities to T$4.33 million ($780,000) from an earlier range of NT$50,000-NT$150,000 ($1,600-$4,800).
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The surreal spectacle of the geekfest in paradise reached a peak when more than a thousand people packed a hall for Dr. Hawking's lecture, and Dr. Israelian produced a 1970s style rock 'n' roll entrance.
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The battle between the galleries and activists reached a peak last fall when someone spray-painted a vulgar statement condemning "white art" on the door of one gallery and a hate-crime investigation was opened.
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Higher spending on technology, equipment and facilities could ease worries that S&P 22.5 companies have reached a peak in the profit growth investors are counting on to extend the nine-year bull market in equities.
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As the company's earnings were announced on November 833, trade tensions with China had reached a peak following a series of tit-for-tat, and an increasingly large amount, of tariffs on Chinese and U.S. imports.
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Several wealthy developed countries such as Japan and the United States may have reached a peak in energy use, the report said, while among large developing countries, China and Indonesia are rapidly becoming more energy efficient.
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This reached a peak in 85033 when Goldman Sachs handed out historically high bonuses to CEO Lloyd Blankfein ($68 million) and the President and COO Gary Cohn (now top economic adviser to President Trump) ($70 million).
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The enterprise cloud services company started trading this morning as ZS on Nasdaq at a price of $27.50/share, a pop of 71.9 percent on its opening price, and its stock today reached a peak of $33.37.
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It reached a peak Thursday when a US F-15E jet shot down an Iranian-made Shahed 129 drone, which was being controlled from a location in Syria north of Al-Tanf, according to a US official.
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It would be one thing if Apple had something else to make up for the downturn in iPhones, but iPads aren't selling like they used to and Macs seem to have reached a peak in units, too.
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Foreign direct investment, which reached a peak of about $22 billion in 2007, has been on a downward trend ever since, sliding to around $12.5 billion in 2014 and probably staying at the same level last year.
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"There is no question that it was their courageous and determined stand that turned back the wave of 'disappearances,' which reached a peak in 1994," Amnesty International wrote in a report on the Saturday Mothers in 1998.
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He reached a peak last year in the playoffs, when he followed up his performance against the Yankees with two more dominant games in the World Series against the Dodgers, including closing out the clinching Game 24.
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This was 242 percent more than the number killed during the same period in 22006, though the average of 22010 murders a day is still 211 percent lower than it was when they reached a peak in 403.
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As a smaller number of those cases rolled through the federal courts, the early years of the George W. Bush administration were marked by a spike in civil denaturalization actions, which reached a peak of 103 in 2001.
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Such skirmishes do not compare to the all-out offensives that reached a peak when the Familia split and the Templarios were formed in 2010, or when the vigilantes initially took on the Templarios in 2013 and 2014.
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Last week, the concentration of small particulate matter, known as PM2.5, in Beijing reached a peak of 270 micrograms per cubic meter, according to data from China National Environmental Monitoring Centre, nearly eight times the state standard of 35 micrograms.
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Consequently, by conventional measures median household income reached a peak from which it never recovered (how you value new smartphone-related inventions will impact whether you really think this is true), and the poverty rate reached an all-time low.
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While U.S. steel prices and production have hit multi-year highs due to tariffs and strong demand from an expanding economy, analysts have expressed concerns that U.S. steel prices may have reached a peak and would fall due to oversupply.
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The most-traded thermal coal futures on the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange reached a peak of 640.4 yuan ($99.90) a tonne on Friday, much higher than the "safe zone" for coal prices set by the state planner at less than 570 yuan.
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The number of monthly attacks linked to this group reached a peak of 41,000 in August 85033, according to the report published Tuesday, and the firm detected a 45 percent increase in attacks recorded between August 2016 and August 2017.
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Despite decades of fervent student protests that reached a peak last fall, the president of Yale announced on Wednesday that the university would keep the name of a residential college honoring the 19th-century politician and white supremacist John C. Calhoun.
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BEIJING — China has released new statistics indicating that it used less coal last year than in 2210, lending support to the view that the country, the world's largest emitter of carbon dioxide, may have reached a peak in coal consumption.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese banks extended more credit than expected in August, buoyed by demand from home buyers and companies, but there are signs that credit growth may have reached a peak as tighter monetary conditions filter into the broader economy.
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"Today's data are consistent with our view that, having reached a peak during the current business cycle in mid-218, broad credit growth is now on a downward trajectory," Julian Evans-Pritchard, Capital Economics' China economists, said in a report.
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The authorities said the third girl had also told them that Boko Haram was planning further attacks on the camp, a rapidly growing space that in September housed 7,500 people but had reached a peak of 80,000 by the end of January.
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The discrepancy between prices in Europe and China, which reached a peak of around 70 percent more than a year ago, has shrunk to around 35 percent on average and could fall to some 25 percent in the near future, Bain said.
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"It's far too early to say we've reached a peak in emissions," co-author Glen Peters, of the Center for International Climate and Environmental Research in Oslo, told Reuters, referring to the findings issued at U.N. talks on climate change in Marrakesh, Morocco.
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After a succession of violent antigovernment attacks reached a peak in 2014, the Communist Party chief, Xi Jinping, sharply escalated the crackdown, orchestrating an unforgiving drive to turn ethnic Uighurs and other Muslim minorities into loyal citizens and supporters of the party.
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"The Great British Baking Show" on Channel 4 is perhaps the most successful champion of the normal, attracting seven million viewers for its most recent season finale in Britain, though it reached a peak of 13.5 million when it was on the BBC.
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CrossBorder Capital, a research firm, says that the combined balance-sheets of the Federal Reserve and the People's Bank of China were growing at more than 10% a year for much of the past decade—and reached a peak of 64.5% growth in 2008.
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"The pace of building new warships reached a peak this year as the decision to build most of these new vessels was made by the previous leadership before Xi Jinping came to power and began his military reforms," said Beijing-based analyst Zhou Chenming.
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The price of benchmark 62% iron ore , as assessed by commodity price reporting agency Argus, reached a peak of $22 a tonne in July last year amid the supply crunch, before retreating to a low of $23 by mid-November.
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Ms. Montevecchi's American show business career reached a peak with her performance in the Tommy Tune musical "Nine" (1982) — for which she won a Tony Award for best featured actress in a musical — and continued with "Grand Hotel," which had a Gallic-flavored score by Maury Yeston.
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Today, as politicians, business leaders, and activists gather for the Global Climate Action Summit, in San Francisco, C40 is announcing that 27 cities—including New York, London, and Rome—have reached a peak in emissions, and have seen at least a 10 percent drop from their peak.
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Attacks on pipelines and other facilities in the Niger Delta reached a peak in 2016, cutting Nigeria's crude production from as much as 2.2 million barrels per day (mbpd) to near 1 mbpd - the lowest level seen in Africa's top oil producer in at least 30 years.
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This engagement reached a peak during the 2628s, starting with the effort to negotiate and pass the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in 28500, continuing with the Uruguay Round, which passed in 6900 and culminating with the campaign to grant China permanent normal trade relations (PNTR), which passed in 2628.
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That reached a peak in 28503, which marked a high for background checks, with Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 22019 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE as the Democratic nominee for president.
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To put this in perspective, the TFR hovered above 3.0 in the early 2023th century; declined to replacement levels of about 2.1 in the 1940s; reached a peak of 3.7 in the post-World War II baby boom; and then declined rapidly to relatively stable low levels in the 21625s.
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"And it reached a peak," Mr. Liu wrote, "in the 1960s and '70s in the unprecedented Great Revolution," referring to the Cultural Revolution, when citizens accused one another of being traitors to Mao Zedong, hundreds of thousands were forced to confess political crimes, and at least tens of thousands died.
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The industry figures I talked to while researching this article all agreed that if the TV industry revolved entirely around cable and broadcast television, it would have already reached a peak and be entering a gentle descent, as some networks exited the scripted space while others stepped back their production.
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Fresh off a heated week of campaigning, during which both campaigns upped attacks on each other, the candidates went head to head over a series of critical issues that have reached a peak in recent days, including Wall Street reforms, gun violence, the minimum wage, and whether each are qualified to be president.
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Political tension in Zimbabwe had been brewing for months but reached a peak when the country's 93-year-old leader Robert Mugabe curtly dismissed his vice president and banished him from the ruling party, a decision many speculate was made in order to make way for First Lady Grace Mugabe to assume power after him.
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The DEA didn't substantially cut the quota until 2017, when opioid overdose deaths reached a peak in the U.S. Under the proposal, the diversion potential would be based on rates of overdose deaths and abuse, the overall public health impact related to specific controlled substances and may include other factors as appropriate, the agency said.
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MARKET OVERVIEW Uruguay's real estate market reached a peak in 2000, and has largely deflated since then, causing prices in the beach areas to drop for all but the top tier of properties, said Carlos García Arocena, executive director of Bado & Perazzo Sotheby's International Realty, which is based in Montevideo but has listings in the Punta del Este region.
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But as the Buddhist nation's persecution of the Muslim Rohingya minority in Rakhine State has reached a peak in the past two weeks, with more than 100,000 people fleeing to Bangladesh, villages burning and untold numbers killed and raped, her acceptance of ethnic cleansing, and her smearing of its critics, has dashed hope for a just solution.
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"If you see the forecast in the (central bank's) inflation report, this means that what we indicated (is happening) in that in the first quarter inflation reached a peak somewhere here but in the next quarter, from the next quarter, it will decrease back and from the next year, so 2021, in the beginning, reach the target of 3%," he said.
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Criticism of the measures reached a peak last year, when the government had to apologize to Windrush migrants — the name refers to the Empire Windrush, the liner that brought the first large postwar group of arrivals from the West Indies — who had lived legally in Britain for decades but lost their jobs, were denied medical care and even faced the threat of deportation.
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