Sequoia's last global growth fund in 2015 reeled in $2 billion.
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A fisherman in Michigan reeled in a record-setting black buffalo fish.
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And it reeled in some additional debt from Morgan Stanley last month.
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Passive funds reeled in nearly $60 billion in December alone, according to Morningstar.
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Europe reeled in the aftermath of another attack attributed to the Islamic State.
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But what he reeled in was bigger than anything he could have imagined.
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"Wonder Woman," released in June, has reeled in more than $770 million worldwide.
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Glass was eventually reeled in, retooled, and rereleased as more of an enterprise device.
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It's 11:19 PM in Taipei and I've just reeled in my first shrimp.
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As a result, Agarwal reeled in an extra couple hundred extra bucks each month.
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A man in Florida reeled in something very unexpected while fishing on his birthday Monday.
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But having reeled in McIlroy, Schauffele let him wriggle free at the first extra hole.
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Erndl, seventh at the halfway point, reeled in the youngsters on the final 50 meters.
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Myers sounded surprised to have reeled in the prized free agent of this off season.
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The "Guardians of the Galaxy" star reeled in a small barracuda, which he quickly released.
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Even though a real fish being reeled in is live, it's not a LIVE ONE.
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ABOUT THE JETS (3-116.3): Brandon Marshall reeled in his first touchdown reception since Oct.
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Edelman has reeled in 356 receptions for 3,826 yards and 20 touchdowns in that span.
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He quickly reeled in and zoomed past the Ferraris into third halfway through the first lap.
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A moment later, I did, and reeled in a six-inch fish, pink with brown eyes.
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At one point, a perch is almost caught, but it swims away before it's reeled in.
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Even as Europeans reeled in shock from the discovery, the smuggling of refugees went on uninterrupted.
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After being reeled in, we took some time to learn a bit more about the defensive drawers.
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Once reeled in, a drag sail (seen in the video above) could be deployed to hasten reentry.
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Monroe MacKinney thought he had reeled in just another largemouth bass from his parents' eight-acre pond.
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Here's the $924,000 blue marlin that weighed in at 881 pounds and was reeled in on Auspicious.
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The 23-year-old Landry reeled in nine catches in both outings versus Buffalo last season. 1.
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The Pole was reeled in though by Swiss veteran Fabian Cancellera before Demare powered through to win.
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"We're not always reeled in to do the classical works that are this specific," Ms. Fentroy said.
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Howard reeled in 34 receptions for 565 yards and five touchdowns during his injury-shortened 2018 campaign.
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Chris Godwin scored twice and reeled in 9 of 11 balls aimed his way for 187 yards.
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The funds reeled in $3.5 billion in the latest week, according to ICI, a fund trade group.
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Virginia resident Jeffrey Dill reeled in a record-breaking flathead catfish out of Lake Smith in Virginia Beach.
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Adam Turnbell told Fox News that the fish he reeled in was unlike anything he has caught before.
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It's already reeled in $111.5 million from 23 investors, according to a filing with the SEC on Tuesday.
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Thus far, Jones is sixth in the league in receiving yards but has not reeled in a touchdown.
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The previous high came in January, when the campaign reeled in $28503 million from more than 22020,000 people.
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"I'm very adamant about that," said Matthews, who has reeled in 14 receptions in the last two games.
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A man fishing in Texas reeled in a shark on Saturday he described as one he "only dreamed about."
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Austin reeled in 301 receptions for 4,481 yards and 34 touchdowns during seven seasons with Romo and the Cowboys.
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Once he realized he had reeled in an endangered species, he released the fish safely back into the water.
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As they reeled in a fish, a great white shark leaped out of the water to snatch their catch.
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Safe-haven U.S. Treasury funds also reeled in $864 million, their third straight week of inflows, according to Lipper.
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Days into a two-week sail across the Atlantic Ocean, Seumas Meharg reeled in a 22015-pound yellowfin tuna.
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Wildlife officials had blunt advice after a northern snakehead was reeled in for the first time in the state.
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In 2017, Allianz reeled in 150 billion euros ($175.25 billion) in net inflows, a record for a single year.
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Google, meanwhile, reeled in $95 billion in ad sales last year, and Facebook reported revenue of about $40 billion.
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A Russian fishing boat recently reeled in a large catch, but it wasn't exactly the fish they were hoping for.
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Alphabet reeled in its costs and beat on profit in the first quarter, but now revenue growth is causing concern.
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Non-domestic equity funds, which have been popular for the better part of the year, reeled in another $2.9 billion.
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The man, who was not identified by police, reeled in the grenade while fishing with a magnet, ABC News reported.
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A month earlier, Bancor reeled in $218 million on the promise of creating a transparent way to value digital coins.
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Hook, line and explosive One heck of a catch: A man reeled in a WWII-era hand grenade while fishing.
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Then, the rod strained, and he slowly reeled in a small, shiny, olive brown salmon weighing a couple of pounds.
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Lappi had been 17.7 seconds clear overnight but world champion Ogier reeled in the Finn over the stages near Marmaris.
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In the second race, after building another significant lead, they were quickly reeled in on the fifth leg by Oracle.
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The vast majority of private space investment has come as the government has reeled in its spending in recent years.
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But WeWork's $20 billion valuation has brought with it multiple stories of missed revenue targets and reeled in profit forecasts.
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Chad Johnson made his triumphant return to pro football this weekend -- IN MEXICO -- and reeled in 41-YARD TD GRAB!!!
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Say hello to Utah's Darrin Paulo, who reeled in this deflected pass for a touchdown in Utah's loss against Oregon.
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Tourist Matthew Burrett reeled in the 324-pound shark during a recent trip with Phatcat Charters off the coast of Wales.
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Citing the Guizhou Urban Daily newspaper, Metro reports that the fish was reeled in by anglers in Guizhou, South-West China.
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"Crawl," a new horror movie from "The Hills Have Eyes" director Alexandre Aja, reeled in $1 million in US Thursday previews.
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Gillibrand reeled in $3.2 million from the financial industry during her 2012 Senate campaign, second only to former Massachusetts GOP Sen.
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BlackRock's iShares unit, which offers relatively low-fee exchange-traded funds that track the markets, reeled in $140 billion last year.
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Garcia has reeled in the Marlins in his career, posting a 2-0 mark with a 1.07 ERA in four outings.
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Bolt reeled in the rest of the field after a trademark slow start to cross the finish line in 10.06 seconds.
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Fellow wideout Cobb reeled in a touchdown reception last week and has six scores in his past five games versus the Bears.
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In total, the 46-year-old Democrat's campaign reeled in $38 million in the third quarter, compared with $12 million for Cruz.
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The more investors Allbirds reeled in, the more pairs of its shoes you could find strolling through Silicon Valley, and vice versa.
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Threat Stack, the Boston-based security startup that helps companies stay protected in the cloud, reeled in a $45 million investment today.
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Seeing an opportunity to experiment with a reliably buzz-generating franchise, Netflix tried out a Super Bowl spot, and reeled in viewers.
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I reeled in a 109-pound halibut, caught giant king salmon, and played tug-of-war on a fish with an orca.
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Same goes for his skilled and agile guitar licks, many of which recall the most reeled-in work of Eric Clapton's solo career.
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In the town of Windsor, in North Carolina's Inner Banks region, members of the Jinnette family reeled in catfish from the front porch.
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Tokyo-based aerospace start-up, Axelspace, which created the first private microsatellite put in space, reeled in $20153 million in Series A funding.
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Trusted target Mike Evans reeled in a scoring strike against the Falcons and his six touchdown receptions are tied for the NFL lead.
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The string of arrests came as America reeled in the aftermath of three mass shootings that left a combined total of 222 dead.
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Beckham reeled in four of his seven catches for 76 of his 121 yards while being guarded by Norman in the first contest.
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In total, Buttigieg has reeled in $8003,009 from employees in the television, movie and music industry, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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The Blazers gradually reeled in the Magic, closing to within 54-49 at the half and going ahead 20123-58 in the third quarter.
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Corporate investment-grade bond funds, which reeled in $227 billion in 2017, posted $740 million in withdrawals during the latest week, the data showed.
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Funds invested primarily in stocks abroad and those holding taxable bonds reeled in cash for a 45th consecutive week, the ICI trade group said.
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Jones, who sustained his injury during Saturday's game versus the Chicago Bears, reeled in 30 receptions for 399 yards and one touchdown this season.
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At the end of December, a man reeled in a fish that weighed more than two times the weight of the average US woman.
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But when asked about what he was thinking as his long pass to Cook was reeled in, he gave all the credit to Cook.
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In an effort to change their luck, the team hired a sports psychologist, and finally reeled in the Major tournament win that had eluded them.
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Brown and Crapo have touted their close working relationship, and Brown highlighted his work on an insurance capital standards bill that reeled in Dodd-Frank.
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The Dons methodically reeled in Gonzaga, eventually cutting the deficit to 31-29 as Lull converted a layup with 2:10 left in the half.
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He tried a getaway while going up the Pic de Nore climb 40 kilometers from the finish but was reeled in on the way down.
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Two of Caret's priority areas - commercial derivatives and rotorcraft - reeled in UK deals worth over $7 billion on Monday, the first day of the show.
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Alphabet reeled in $1.2 billion from its "Other Bets" this year, while cutting its operating losses to $3.4 billion, down from $4.6 billion in 2016.
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The company has also reeled in some deep-pocket investors, including Disney (DIS) and CNN's parent company, WarnerMedia, as well as the e-commerce company Alibaba.
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The streaming music company reeled in $3.3 billion in revenue in total, as reported first by Recode, and spelled out in financial filings filed on Thursday.
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The nine-year veteran has played on all but two offensive snaps over the first two games and reeled in a 20-yard touchdown on Sunday.
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Tulsa eventually reeled in the Cowboys and took a 16-15 edge with 7:23 left in the first half on a 3-pointer by Horne.
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A woman in upstate New York surely found the "catch-of-the-day" when she reeled in a fish that looks like it has two mouths.
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A woman in upstate New York surely found the "catch-of-the-day" when she reeled in a fish that looked like it had two mouths.
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Trump has reeled in this group with the promise of returning to the mid 20th century, when manufacturing jobs made up 21625 percent of the economy.
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Trusted target Antonio Gates has reeled in a touchdown pass in consecutive outings, increasing his total to a team-high four and career tally to 108.
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U.S. banks reeled in $2202 billion in profits last year, including more than $2628 billion in additional net income thanks to the Republican tax-cut law.
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During his BASS career, Mr. VanDam has reeled in 11,827 pounds and 9 ounces of bass, equivalent to the weight of a medium-size African elephant.
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NRG has reeled in recent years as it has sought to transform itself from a conventional-energy giant into a leader in the clean-energy economy.
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Steph obliged the two, how could he not when they went to all of this trouble, and filmed the pair as they reeled in their haul.
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The teacher of the class, a control freak and part-time life coach, caught a whiff of yours truly at 50 paces and reeled in metrosexual shock.
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The attack occurred Monday when an unnamed fisherman reeled in a 3-foot lemon shark at Ponce Inlet at Lighthouse Point Park, Daytona Beach News-Journal reported .
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Not only will Roadhog no longer be able to snag unseen foes, he'll also lose his catch if line-of-sight is broken before they're reeled in.
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He reeled in some feisty white marlins, and cameras rolled as he fought to reel in what he thought was the $2.6 million fish-that-got-away.
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Once he realized he had reeled in an endangered species, Dereniuk set out to remove the hook and release it back into the sea, CBS 12 reported.
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It lost out on LinkedIn to Microsoft, which flexed its financial muscles and reeled in the business social network for $26.5 billion a couple of years ago.
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Sharpton has reeled in a different kind of audience in recent years, however, as she has been embroiled in a lawsuit against the City of New York.
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The hippie-dippie studio work from the early '60s reeled in those who lived through the era (and wanted to be a version of the Rolling Stones).
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Miller and some friends went fishing in Miami last week and reeled in the 9-and-a-half foot shark -- which they later threw back in the ocean.
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Kansas City TE Travis Kelce reeled in eight passes for 128 yards versus Houston, with the latter total trumping his combined production from the previous three weeks. 2.
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Coach K reeled in three five-star recruits and four in the class of 2019's top 35 to help offset all the team lost to the NBA.
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Mississippi State pushed its lead all the way to 21-163 on Carter's 216-pointer with 24:220 to go, but the Flyers gradually reeled in the Bulldogs.
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Demaryius Thomas reeled in eight receptions against the Jets for the second time in a six-game stretch, during which he has found the end zone four times.
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On June 13, E.J. Nettles of the Charleston area reeled in the 400.4 pound beast at the Big Rock Blue Marlin tournament in Morehead City, N.C., Fox 5 reports .
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Slot receiver Cole Beasley quietly leads the team in receptions (227) and yards (221) and reeled in his first touchdown grab in last week's 28-14 victory over Cincinnati.
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Image: FacebookHere's a fish tale for the ages: a North Carolina man says he reeled in a massive 112-pound catfish (just five pounds short of the state record).
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However, the top two campaigns have reeled in more than half a million dollars for Blasey Ford, a professor of psychology and statistics at Palo Alto University in California.
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Nonetheless, here be a literary songwriter of the first rank whose pipes benefited from his long break and who's reeled in enough fine musicians to execute his ambitious arrangements.
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The majority, or 60 percent, of 18-to-36-year-olds who have reeled in their spending, did so in order to save more money, according to a Bankrate.
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Source: Space Angels The vast majority of private space investment has come in recent years, as the government has reeled in its spending and corporations have filled the void.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) revealed that the nation's 5,85033 federally insured banks reeled in $236.7 billion in profits last year, according to the agency's quarterly banking profile.
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For dessert, there might be sanzi, which calls to mind a reeled-in lasso, ossified: skinny plaits of dough two feet long, doubled back on themselves and fried hard.
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Many of these moves have reeled in other nations and have made for testy foreign relations, forcing allies into uncomfortable corners to justify their continued cooperation with the Saudis.
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Currently, it's dominated by 18-to-24-year-olds in Australia, but older demographics might be reeled in by the chance to see football stars like Buddy Franklin at training.
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Reed reeled in nine receptions versus the Browns and eclipsed the 200-catch plateau in just his 113th game, the fastest tight end in NFL history to reach that mark.
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Beckham reeled in eight catches for 4.3 yards versus the Saints, but has failed to reach the end zone this season despite being targeted a team-high 19 times. 1.
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But the provocateur has reeled in some big fish -- who have dutifully denounced him -- as marks, adding sizzle to what otherwise amounts to serving old wine in a new bottle.
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Chargers CB Casey Hayward has reeled in an interception in back-to-back contests and his five this season are tied with Kansas City's Marcus Peters for the league lead.
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Many of us have moments from our childhood that bring us back to the time and place when we reeled in that prized fish or tracked-down that first buck.
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The Razorbacks seized a 17-14 lead with 1:55 remaining in the second quarter as Woods reeled in a back-shoulder throw from Hicks for a 13-yard touchdown.
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Jordan Reed reeled in nine receptions for 129 yards and two scores in that contest, but the dominant tight end is in jeopardy to miss Sunday's contest with a suspected concussion.
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According to a paper in the Journal of Adult Protection in 2015, some fraud victims were reeled in by their desire to be able to afford gifts for their loved ones.
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While traditional, open-end mutual funds saw roughly $2250 billion in outflows this year through August, ETFs reeled in nearly $2100 billion of new money, according to investment research firm Morningstar.
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In the clip, the child angler and his fishing party can be seen on an excursion off the coast of Cape Cod's Monomoy Island, where they reeled in a striper, Boston.
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The lawmaker's joint committee, the Scalise Leadership Fund, has reeled in $244,000 from employees of Harvey Gulf International Marine, which provides marine transportation for deepwater operations in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Finland's Iivo Niskanen had reeled in leader Emil Iversen of Norway and made his move to pass coming into the final bend, but the pair collided with each other and fell.
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Ms. DeVos has reeled in her rhetoric around a national voucher and charter-school initiative, and in recent speeches she has emphasized "rethinking" the way schools educate students across the board.
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After a six-rider escape bunch were reeled in with 1km of the stage remaining, Groenewegen produced a masterclass, bursting clear and holding off the surging Van der Poel (Corendon-Circus).
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As FX markets had reeled in Asia, South Korean authorities were thought to have intervened to steady their currency, and dealers wondered if central banks globally would step in to calm nerves.
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O/U: 2146 ABOUT THE EAGLES (2385.1-2139): Nelson Agholor reeled in a touchdown pass for the second straight game to go along with seven receptions for 33 yards against the Seahawks.
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Anderson, who has six touchdowns in his last six games, reeled in eight receptions for 107 yards versus the Chiefs but could be slowed after sustaining a hamstring injury in Thursday's practice.
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Delegates and activists speculated about who could replace him, all while Fox News Channel's stars were on site anchoring hours of coverage that reeled in higher ratings than any of their competitors.
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But he's skeptical of bike and scooter companies that have reeled in huge piles of cash before getting a clear view on how the economics will work and where they can operate.
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The past and present officials reeled in by Cohen's bait don't elicit much sympathy, and their complaints about how the video was procured have only helped do Showtime's promotional work for it.
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The latest movie in the long-running "Terminator" series, "Terminator: Dark Fate," reeled in just $29 million in the US over the weekend and has made $19913 million total worldwide so far.
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A four-man breakaway opened up a gap of more than seven minutes early on, but they were slowly reeled in by the Quick-Step-led pack with two kilometers to go.
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" His segment starts at about 12:20, and the host immediately comments on his voice.) Many people have heard their recorded voices and reeled in disgust ("Do I really sound like that?
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Through a trade with the Los Angeles Lakers, he reeled in point guard D'Angelo Russell, the No. 2 pick in the 103 draft who was recently named an Eastern Conference All-Star.
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And as Puerto Rico reeled in the devastated aftermath of Hurricane Maria, the U.S. Bureau of Prisons began evacuating inmates from its easternmost facility in Rio Grande due to sustained power outages.
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A construction crew hoping to catch some fish during a team building outing Saturday off the coast of Kauai, Hawaii, reeled in an unforgettable sea creature — a record-breaking, 1,073-pound blue marlin.
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Launched in 2001, Baidu has reeled in ever more users since Google's departure through a suite of apps, among them Baidu Baike (similar to Wikipedia), Baidu Tieba (a social network) and Baidu Maps.
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The hulking 250-pound beast, believed to be a porbeagle shark, was reeled in by Steve Watson and his two friends on a fishing trip off the coast of Whitby, in Yorkshire, England.
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Selected in the third round of the 2009 draft, Coffee rushed 83 times for 226 yards and reeled in 11 receptions for 76 yards and a touchdown during his season with San Francisco.
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Once you've been reeled in, the tone of "BTSTU" is punishing—"you're waste and you're on your way out"—yet with an attitude that feels more eerily romantic than it is downright cruel.
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Fisherman Rob Gorta came face-to-face with a hammerhead shark as he reeled in a 180-pound tarpon fish off the coast of Anna Maria Island just south of St. Petersburg, Florida.
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But Rafael Nadal is in the prime of life now, and on Sunday, he reeled in Borg and won his sixth title here by holding off his customary French Open foil: Roger Federer.
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Johnson, 32, reeled in one 20-something player, the 173-hole leader, Justin Thomas, and staved off challenges from two others, Jon Rahm and Tommy Fleetwood, to win at Club de Golf Chapultepec.
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Then Moss plowed across the goal line from 214 yards out to give Utah the lead again after Tay Martin reeled in a 236-yard pass from Minshew to tie it at 26-7.
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Trusted target Jordy Nelson (NFL high-tying five TDs) has reeled in a scoring strike in each game this season and also found the end zone in the last meeting with the Cowboys. 1.
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A relatively uneventful 194km opener around the Wallonia and Flanders countryside exploded into life after the bunch reeled in an audacious late breakaway from French debutant Stephane Rossetto as the race re-entered Brussels.
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Jack Burke was on a three-day fishing trip on the Rainy River near the Canadian border in early May when he reeled in his catch-and-release record-breaking 73-inch lake sturgeon.
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In 2018, it included a head-spinning $904,000 payout for the biggest tuna, a $924,000 prize for the largest blue marlin — and the $2.6 million mega-payout for the largest white marlin reeled in.
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Tight end Eric Ebron is next with 14 catches and has reeled in a touchdown grab in the last meeting with the Bears and two of his last three overall games on the road.
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"It's not given fair odds in a little rinky-dink hole like this," Lisa Monfils, 46, said as her son, Alex Rossler, 12, reeled in yet another sunny in his search for the gar.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) revealed that the nation's 5,21625 federally insured banks reeled in $2900 billion in profits last year, according to the agency's quarterly banking profile Yearly profits increased increased $220006.
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Complicating matters further: The temperature around us and our gonads is fluctuating all the time, meaning that the testicles are constantly being let out and reeled in to keep them in the Goldilocks Zone.
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Wide receiver Donte Moncrief reeled in a season high-tying six receptions last week and scored in his fourth straight game, although his yardage total (228) in that span doesn't jump off the page.
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The Flyers benefited from a pretty passing sequence to open the scoring as Travis Konecny reeled in captain Claude Giroux's pass deep in the right circle before sending a cross-slot feed to Couturier.
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As FX markets reeled in the initial Asian fright, South Korean authorities were thought to have intervened to steady their currency, and dealers wondered if central banks globally would step in to calm nerves.
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Consumers learned a valuable financial lesson in the Great Recession: Many people reeled in their debt, became wary of high-interest loans and returned to spending only the cash they had on hand — until recently.
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Poles Karol Domagalski and Lukasz Owsian were the last of the leaders to stay ahead but they were reeled in on the final climb of the day, after which it was all about the sprinters.
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The American reeled in the 'Iron Lady' from Hungary in the last 50 meters, the pair swimming neck and neck in adjacent lanes before DiRado touched first to win by six-hundredths of a second.
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That brought up the powerful Miguel Sano, who, on the eighth pitch of a tense at-bat, skied an infield fly that was reeled in by D.J. LeMahieu for the first out of the inning.
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He sped away from Froome's group and gradually reeled in riders ahead of him on the hairpin bends and steep road — the last being Darwin Atapuma of Colombia, with about one mile left to ascend.
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Tops among them were Ken Griffin at Citadel and James Simons at Renaissance Technologies, both of whom reeled in $1.7 billion according to the year's Institutional Investor's Alpha Rich List of the top hedge fund managers.
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U.S.-based taxable bond funds reeled in $2.2 billion in their eighth straight week of inflows, but riskier high-yield bond funds posted $1.7 billion in withdrawals, the largest weekly outflow figure in about two months.
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Friday's arrests in Phnom Penh and in the resort city of Sihanoukville, a Chinese investment hub, reeled in suspects in some of the first scams to target neighboring Thailand, said national military police commander Sao Sokha.
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Stafford went for 33 yards and three scores and Jones reeled in six receptions for a career-high 205 yards and two TDs in the Lions' 34-27 setback at division-rival Green Bay on Sunday.
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Kenny Stills reeled in his seventh touchdown from 20-plus yards out last week when he snared a 52-yard catch versus the Jets and also found the end zone in his last meeting with the Bills.
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Tayon Fleet-Davis reeled in a 59-yard touchdown pass from Tyler DeSue for Maryland (3-5, 1-4), which was outgained 498-210 in total yards while sustaining its third straight loss and fifth in six games.
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Tayon Fleet-Davis reeled in a 241-yard touchdown pass from Tyler DeSue for Maryland (21-212, 1-373), which was outgained 237-21 in total yards while sustaining its third straight loss and fifth in six games.
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Kelvin Benjamin looks to atone after his costly fumble led to the Chiefs' game-winning field goal with another strong outing versus New Orleans, against which he reeled in eight receptions on 14 targets in the first meeting.
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The men kept fishing, only to catch two more sharks — a brown shark and a dusky — over the next few hours, leading them to believe multiple sharks were to blame for their bony Bluefin they reeled in earlier.
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While these short volatility products are marketed as complex and risky products aimed at sophisticated investors who are cognizant of the risk they are undertaking, the success of these products has reeled in a lot of retail interest.
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Rookie A.J. Brown reeled in a pair of touchdown receptions, and Derrick Henry rushed for 103 yards and two scores for the Titans (8-3493), who have won six of their last seven to pull even with Houston.
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Rookie A.J. Brown reeled in a pair of touchdown receptions and Derrick Henry rushed for 27 yards and two scores for the Titans (17-291), who have won six of their last seven to pull even with Houston.
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The company's growth reeled in Arbor Ventures Fund as the lead investor for the round, with additional money coming from Nyca Investment Partnership, Assurant Growth Investing, Caffeinated Capital Fund, Felicis Venture, TenOneTen and Crystal Towers, according to a statement.
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Tight end Zach Miller reeled in eight receptions for 78 yards against the Cowboys while recording his third career multi-touchdown performance and is facing a Detroit club that has yielded five touchdowns to tight ends this season. 1.
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Pierre Garcon has reeled in at least five catches in back-to-back games and five of seven contests this season, and the 249-year-old has 220 receptions for 470 yards in his last six meetings with Philadelphia.
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To put that in perspective, the season finale of AMC's "The Walking Dead" brought in 7.9 million viewers, the first round of the NFL draft raked in 5.3 million and the season premier of "Westworld" reeled in 2.1 million.
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Neal Leier, an angler from Bismarck, reeled in a 15-pound, 13-ounce walleye from the Missouri River near Fox Island, "besting the old record by one ounce," the North Dakota Game and Fish Department announced on May 18.
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ABOUT THE BRONCOS (12-4): Former Steeler Emmanuel Sanders hopes Sunday's tilt will feature a repeat of his strong performance in the first meeting, when he reeled in a season-high 10 catches for 181 yards and a touchdown.
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The peloton finished three minutes and two seconds down so there was no change in the overall standings despite the best efforts of Miguel Angel Lopez, who attempted an attack but was quickly reeled in by race leader Roglic.
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After Andrews reeled in a 2100-yard touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson, he immediately gathered his teammates and jumped into a choreographed celebration, with him and his fellow Ravens waving and planting an imaginary flag in the end zone.
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Cameron Meredith reeled in 11 receptions for 113 yards in a 17-16 loss to Jacksonville on Sunday and fellow wideout Alshon Jeffery added 93 yards receiving for the Bears, who are seventh in total offense and fourth in passing offense.
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Image 213 of 270 LYTHAM ST. ANNES, England – Georgia Hall of England reeled in long-time leader Pornanong Phatlum in a final-round duel at Royal Lytham to win the Women&aposs British Open for her first major title on Sunday.
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The Wisconsin senator previously announced opposition to the GOP's ObamaCare repeal bill earlier this year before voting with his party in a series of votes, and Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Texas) appeared confident he could be reeled in.
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Tyler Johnson reeled in a 2-yard scoring pass from Tanner Morgan with 13 seconds remaining to cap his third career three-touchdown performance, as host Minnesota rallied for a 35-32 victory over Georgia Southern on Saturday in Minneapolis.
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Its story is compelling enough to investors that immediately following a $30 million round in October, the company was inundated with interest from potential backers and reeled in another $30 million in July, led by London-based venture firm Atomico.
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Friday's 149.5km stage was a loop through the Adelaide Hills from Norwood to Campbelltown and New Zealand's Jack Bauer made a brave bid for a solo win before he was reeled in with four km remaining as the sprint teams drove the peloton.
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His loss to Fognini at the United States Open was the first time Nadal had lost in a major after leading by two sets to love, and in recent months he has been reeled in by Feliciano López, Milos Raonic and now Verdasco.
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Two largest low-volatility exchange-traded funds — iShares Edge MSCI Min Vol ETF and Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF — have reeled in $8 billion of inflows this year, a quarter of total inflows to all U.S. equity ETFs, according to Goldman.
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" The New York Times noted that a year ago, when Trump's election victory was fresh news, "the globalists meeting in this mountaintop getaway reeled in shock, panicked that his campaign promises meant the end of the movement they had nurtured for decades.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh — Bangladesh's capital city reeled in shock on Sunday as clues began to flood social media about the privileged backgrounds of the half-dozen attackers believed to have butchered 20 patrons of a restaurant during a bloody siege here late last week.
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And this week, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources announced that its turn had come: A northern snakehead, one species of the fish, was found for the first time in the state, reeled in last week by a man in Gwinnett County.
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LINE: Giants -22 O/U: 103 ABOUT THE LIONS (210-227): While Golden Tate reeled in team highs in catches (214) and receiving yards (107) last week, rookie Kenny Golladay made a favorable impression with a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown grabs.
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As the world reeled in horror, Holzhauer himself chimed in to confirm the shocking revelation, saying that $69 is just one of five different bets banned by the game's producers: Of course, 69 jokes are as enduring a part of our culture as Jeopardy!
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MILLION-DOLLAR FISHING BOAT SINKS AFTER HITTING SHRIMPING BOAT DURING TOURNAMENT This catch comes just days after a group of fishermen in New Jersey reeled in the remains of a 200-pound tuna devoured by a tiger shark while it was still on the line.
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In his first game since the 28 season, Le'Veon Bell reeled in a touchdown pass and a two-point conversion pass for the Jets, who were hurt by kicker Kaare Vedvik misfiring on both an extra-point attempt and a 20-yard field-goal attempt.
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The mood was strikingly different from a year ago, when Mr. Trump was about to take office and the globalists meeting in this mountaintop getaway reeled in shock, panicked that his campaign promises meant the end of the movement they had nurtured for decades.
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In his first game since the 2017 season, Le'Veon Bell reeled in a touchdown pass and a two-point conversion pass for the Jets, who were hurt by kicker Kaare Vedvik misfiring on both an extra-point attempt and a 45-yard field-goal attempt.
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CRAYFISH SEVERS OWN CLAW TO ESCAPE BOILING SOUP IN UNBELIEVABLE VIDEO He was out with a friend at Padre Island National Seashore off the coast of South Texas near Corpus Christi when the two men reeled in a 12-foot hammerhead from about half a mile out.
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Two fishermen called authorities on April 228 when they reeled in the severed foot on the shore of the pond in Crown Point, which is 259 miles northwest of Avon, said Avon Police Department's Deputy Chief of Investigations Brian Nugent at an April 259 press conference.
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Many, if not most, Americans reeled in the wake of last November's election results, having written off a Trump presidency as merely a dark impossibility, and that feeling has only deepened in the intervening months, as his destructive cabinet and regressive policies have started taking shape.
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Backed by high-profile venture firms like Peter Thiel's Founders Fund and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Practice Fusion had reeled in over $150 million in private funding with the promise of bringing electronic health records to the cloud, and was reportedly valued at $700 million in 2013.
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An unconventional scene depicting flying swordfish reeled in by the bony hands of skeleton fishermen is filled with stringent detail by Sandra Yagi, one of four artists brought together by curator Bradley Platz for Hindsight, a new show opening November 5th at San Francisco's Modern Eden Gallery.
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The early part of the stage saw a four-man breakaway led by Thomas de Gent build a four-minute advantage over the peloton, with the Belgian scooping up intermediate sprint and king of the mountain points before they were all reeled in with 6 km left.
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As many liberals reeled in the wake of the election, the Women's March organizers provided them with a framework for a response — one driven by feminism but broad enough to encompass the many other civil rights issues that would come to the fore in the months ahead.
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Tighter credit conditions since the start of the year, as global markets reeled in the aftermath of an oil price rout on excess supply, and the latest bout of financial uncertainty have sowed doubt the Fed will follow up its December rate hike with another one in March.
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LOS ANGELES — Three movies aimed at starkly different audiences made North American multiplexes hum over the weekend, as "The Lego Batman Movie" brought out families, "John Wick: Chapter Two" reeled in young men and the kinky sex thriller "Fifty Shades Darker" appealed to … well, you know who you are.
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But even defanged, it cut through the din of the station — the wheezing and clattering of the trains, the whinny of the escalator, the blaring announcements — and reeled in commuters as they walked past her spot, near the escalator to the uptown B, D, F and M subway lines.
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Odell Beckham Jr. reeled in four of five targets for 36 yards on Monday as he works his way back from an ankle injury, although the fourth-year pro torched Philadelphia to the tune of 15 receptions for 196 yards and two scores in a pair of meetings last season.
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He said that the fish fought him for several minutes in a manner that indicated the hook was in its mouth, though he said never looked at the hook's location after it was reeled in; he said he was too focused on celebrating and getting his trophy to an official weighing station.
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Staff sentiment at the polarizing financial regulator sunk sharply between 2202 and 2628 as Mulvaney, who served at the same time as director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, reeled in the agency's activities, according to the Partnership for Public Service's annual ranking of best places to work in the federal government.
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Staff sentiment at the polarizing financial regulator sunk sharply between 2628 and 28503 as Mulvaney, who served at the same time as director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, reeled in the agency's activities, according to the Partnership for Public Service's annual ranking of best places to work in the federal government.
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Then, he waits until approximately 700 respondents have given him answers he wants — a certain type of homeowner that's desirable to a solar company, for instance —and he combines those users into a "custom audience" on Facebook, which he can then expand by asking Facebook to target millions of other people similar to the 700 he's reeled in.
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From Robert "Mike" Duncan, CEO and president, American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, Washington, D.C. Interest rates need to be reeled in for graduates to have stable futures Despite all of the campaign rhetoric and Washington's Band-Aid solutions to addressing the student loan crisis over the past decade, more and more college students are drowning in debt.
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His band was poised to release Hardwired… to Self-Destruct, a new record that's already reeled in better reviews than they've enjoyed in decades, their first full-length in eight years, the masters for which were locked down tighter than Fort Knox in a hurricane—but Ulrich couldn't even give me an honest opinion on it.
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But there were signs of mortality: more back pain for Federer, who was reeled in and beaten by Grigor Dimitrov in the quarterfinals at the Open, and increased shoulder pain for Djokovic, who retired against Wawrinka in the fourth round and may not play again for an extended period if he requires surgery or extended rest.
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According to the source familiar with how foreign leader calls were conducted under Kelly's watch, Trump often had to be reeled in by White House staff during calls with foreign leaders, adding that Kelly would sometimes mute the call so staffers in the room could give the President guidance or advise him against saying something he shouldn't say.
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While the 28-year-old rising country star may have made the biggest catch of his life when he reeled in a successful career in the music industry, Combs took a necessary break from the stage to jet off to Los Barriles, Mexico for a fishing trip with some of his boys to kick off his new partnership with Columbia Sportswear.
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Bills 21, Jets 22 Josh Allen overcame a four-turnover performance to rush for a touchdown and throw for another in the fourth quarter as Buffalo rallied past New York in East Rutherford, N.J. Allen scored from 1 yards out to trim New York's lead to 225-238 early in the fourth quarter before his underthrown ball was reeled in by John Brown for a 2285-yard touchdown with three minutes to play.
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Josh Allen overcame a four-turnover performance to rush for a touchdown and throw for another in the fourth quarter as the Buffalo Bills rallied to a 17-16 win over the New York Jets on Sunday in East Rutherford, N.J. Allen scored from 227 yards out to trim New York's lead to 263-228 early in the fourth quarter before his underthrown ball was reeled in by John Brown for a 241-yard touchdown with 2175 minutes to play.
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