It rekindled memories of a far different day — Sept.
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While stationed in Cleveland, his passion for golf was rekindled.
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Nothing makes a freshly rekindled relationship more official than twinning.
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth have officially rekindled their romance.
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Still, rekindled concerns about U.S. trade policies limited regional gains.
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Kanye West and President Donald Trump have rekindled their bromance.
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In the past two years, however, Moscow has rekindled relations.
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"Network" has not rekindled his desire to be an actor.
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But the issue was rekindled when Mr. Trump took office.
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Anez has also rekindled Bolivia's relationship with the United States.
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S. trade dispute that rekindled doubts about global economic growth.
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In a flash, the inferno rekindled memories of bygone bloodshed.
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Mr Axelsen says interest in CCS has been rekindled by 45Q.
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The delays have rekindled fears of a new crisis in Europe.
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They may have killed a man, but they rekindled their romance!
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But it is possible that the Juul craze has rekindled enthusiasm.
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So what are the issues at play in the rekindled relationship?
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I'm sober and clean; I've rekindled a relationship with my family.
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But now Burke, 33, and Lawrence, 37, have rekindled their romance.
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Denise and Michelle rekindled their relationship after Nikki leaves the picture.
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The dispute has rekindled broader fears about investor rights in Russia.
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The two dated back in 2008, but have rekindled their romance.
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However, the potential IPO plans had rekindled the Chinese firm's interest.
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The long-running war with Kurdish militants has also been rekindled.
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Even lifelong believers can have their faith rekindled in unlikely ways.
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They rekindled their romance in 2018 and became engaged shortly after.
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Two decades later, Mr. Daqamseh's release rekindled some of those emotions.
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A new documentary, "Leaving Neverland," has rekindled interest in the accusations.
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The duo remained close friends and rekindled their romantic relationship years later.
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They split a year later but rekindled their romance in early 2017.
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Duff confirmed in December that she and Koma had rekindled their romance.
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The couple briefly dated in 2007, and rekindled their romance in 2012.
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In 2015, they rekindled their romance, and in 2017, they got engaged.
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Moretz and Beckham recently rekindled their romance after breaking up in 2016.
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Moretz recently ended her rekindled romance with Brooklyn Beckham in the spring.
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Baldwin and Bieber rekindled their romance recently after splitting up in 2016.
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Ledger's admirers will find a lot of memories rekindled, to be sure.
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Olivia Jade Giannulli appears to have rekindled her romance with Jackson Guthy.
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They rekindled earlier this year and sparks flew again like never before.
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Mr. Xi's rise has been marked by rekindled enthusiasm for traditional culture.
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" The meeting, Mr. Jackson said, "rekindled what never should have been extinguished.
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The group's activity largely died down until concern over China rekindled interest.
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SAN DIEGO — A courtship that began in 222 was rekindled on Dec.
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Green was killed in action, thus the pair never rekindled their promise.
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But Katyal countered that Trump rekindled those statements in actions as president.
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The Sea-Watch 213 case rekindled tensions with both France and Germany.
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They previously called off their engagement in 2015 but soon rekindled their romance.
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As People notes, the duo rekindled their romance recently after splitting in 2016.
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The two rekindled their romance in January and the engagement was back on.
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Falling mortgage rates rekindled submission of loan requests for home purchase and refinancing.
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The plans have also rekindled nationalist fervour in Cornwall, in south-west England.
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Journey has reportedly inspired a change in address and rekindled his parents romance.
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The two later reconciled and rekindled their romance after the temporary break-up.
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He is refocusing his campaign on the risk of a rekindled refugee crisis.
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The couple broke up in 2013 but rekindled their relationship early last year.
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They previously called off their engagement in 2015 but soon rekindled their romance.
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It has rekindled a desire to earn a bachelor's of fine arts degree.
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But the latest earnings season has rekindled some worries for Europe's banking sector.
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Reps for Mellencamp and Ryan haven't commented about whether they've rekindled their romance.
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Disappearing visible inventory has rekindled zinc's stop-start bull narrative of supply shortfall.
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The Serbian government in Belgrade, meanwhile, has rekindled an old alliance with Russia.
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This summer, the pair rekindled their relationship and made things official on July 7.
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As People notes, Baldwin and Bieber rekindled their romance recently after splitting in 2016.
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It introduced new people to the franchise, and rekindled an interest in lapsed fans.
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It has rekindled old strains between north and south Yemen — separate countries until 1990.
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The two married, divorced, and rekindled their relationship, all while co-parenting their daughter.
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But the couple recently rekindled their romance, even ringing in the New Year together.
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Was Emelianenko abandoning retirement because of rekindled passion for fighting, or on a lark?
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Deutsche Bank's capital crunch has rekindled fears over too-big-to-fail financial institutions.
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The news comes after Ryan and Mellencamp, 67, rekindled their romance in May 20173.
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The market was already on edge as worries about the global economy were rekindled.
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After splitting in late 2011, the couple rekindled their romance for good in 2014.
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It also rekindled debate about lagging European security cooperation and flaws in police surveillance.
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Hilary Duff's rekindled an old flame ... and sealed her reconciled relationship with a kiss.
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They rekindled their flame in recent months as Famously Single made it to air.
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News. But recent sightings have rekindled the speculation – and not for the first time.
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The Club for Growth's opposition to the bill has rekindled old tensions with Trump.
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Brexiteers may consider this the first wistful glance of a rekindled affair with Brussels.
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His subsequent escape to Mexico with his mother rekindled anger over his original sentence.
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But embers rekindled the fire overnight, and it spread into a nearby wildlife refuge.
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The rekindled thrill at Macron's Gaullist pomp has ceded to irritation at his airs.
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He hoped to find an American girlfriend; instead it rekindled his love for China.
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His development is rekindled once he has access to robots and other electronics again.
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The reason, of course, was they were old flames ... who simply rekindled their romance.
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Onstage and on albums, it seemed that the band had rekindled its old chemistry.
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A recent flurry of diplomatic activity has rekindled hopes for a moribund peace process.
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Last year O'Grey rekindled a relationship with his high school sweetheart and got married.
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" Mr. Weaver said that seeing Ms. Milton "rekindled some old feelings I had for her.
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Ben Affleck and Lindsay Shookus have rekindled their romance nearly 7 months after their split.
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Brooklyn and Moretz rekindled their relationship late last year after previously splitting in September 2016.
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Recent rallies in the price of Bitcoin and newer digital currency Ethereum have rekindled interest.
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The situation rekindled memories of the "bedroom tax", another policy felled by a catchy nickname.
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Cameras also captured his storyline with ex Abby Parr as they gently rekindled their romance.
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After ending their engagement in 2013, Miley and Hemsworth rekindled their romance earlier this year.
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But in 2013, reflection on their childhood memories of cooking with family rekindled their passion.
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They then rekindled their positive relationship at the White House State Dinner earlier this year.
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Consolidation talk had been rekindled after an auction of 4G spectrum was completed in November.
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Beckham and Moretz rekindled their relationship late last year after previously splitting in September 2016.
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Then in 2013 Tish filed for divorce, but the couple again rekindled a month later.
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The data rekindled fears of a global slowdown and sent investors rushing for safer assets.
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However, the two apparently rekindled their relationship and have been spotted showing PDA since January.
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But the market's sharp sell off since the middle of last year has rekindled interest.
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Here's breakdown of the lyrics to seem to hint at her rekindled romance with Hemsworth.
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The young couple's engagement comes just one month after Bieber and Baldwin rekindled their romance.
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It's hard to believe they haven't rekindled a romance after posting that Snapchat tongue video.
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The case has rekindled South Koreans' deep-seated misgivings about their judiciary's independence and fairness.
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We had a falling out five years ago and now we've recently rekindled our friendship.
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There, the Matharoos rekindled their love affairs with private jets and pools in Beverly Hills.
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The two split in 2011, but rekindled their romance in 2014 and became engaged in February.
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It's a notable image of the pair, who have yet to officially acknowledge their rekindled romance.
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But, sources tell PEOPLE that Gomez's rekindled friendship with Bieber was not responsible for the split.
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But the research done by Redding, his team and these other groups has rekindled those ambitions.
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Though they briefly split in June, the couple have been very public about their rekindled romance.
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In his late teens, Martínez rekindled a connection with Peguero, and the pair started to date.
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Disick, for his part, had a different explanation about why their relationship might not be rekindled.
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But their recent estrangement wasn't sparked solely by pop star's newly rekindled relationship with Justin Bieber.
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Sources previously told PEOPLE that Gomez's rekindled friendship with Bieber was not responsible for the split.
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Mr Crivella's victory—after two unsuccessful campaigns—has rekindled talk of Pentecostals' ascendancy in Brazilian politics.
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Those moves had rekindled concerns among global policymakers and markets of a U.S.-China trade war.
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Stock markets plunged on Monday after weak Chinese economic data rekindled fears of a global slowdown.
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They dated briefly in 2016 and rekindled their romance this year, announcing their engagement in July.
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The "Wolves" singer's mom, Mandy Teefey, has gotten candid about her daughter's rekindled relationship with Bieber.
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In May, their "friendly ex" status caused friends to even wonder if they'd rekindled their relationship.
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Nearly three years after splitting, the former couple have rekindled their romance, a source tells PEOPLE.
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"Rekindled hope [for Wang]?" was the headline on a hastily published article on one Chinese website.
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He did not even try to allay rekindled fears that Hong Kong's freedoms are in jeopardy.
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The court battle has hit Sistema shares and rekindled broader fears about investor rights in Russia.
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Not much PDA during their L.A. walk, but we're still ready to call this romance rekindled.
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They came together a few years later at a family reunion, and the romance was rekindled.
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However, the S&P 21987's seemingly unstoppable climb has rekindled memories of the infamous Oct.
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In a word, no, because the Fed's near-promise of lower interest rates rekindled their enthusiasm.
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He, too, traces it to Trump, who he says has rekindled "old-fashioned bigotry" in America.
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The couple rekindled their romance in November 2017 Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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It subsided after a few minutes, but then any drastic movements I made rekindled the flame.
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The threat to the program has rekindled an activist spirit that was crucial to its creation.
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In 2015, their romance was rekindled when he presented her with a 30-page love letter.
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They have rekindled NCAA Tournament hopes that at the beginning of the month appeared highly unlikely.
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Hakeem and Tiana They've rekindled their romance on stage with a kiss heard round the world.
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But solid U.S. data readings more recently have rekindled market expectations of further tightening this year.
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One of the strangest effects of this transition was that it rekindled very ancient human behaviors.
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Later, a good friend introduced me to the Tim Ferriss podcast, which rekindled my interest in meditation.
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It was around that time that the star also rekindled her relationship with now-husband Liam Hemsworth.
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Meanwhile, rumors have swirled that the That '70s Show alum had rekindled his romance with Minka Kelly.
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Alex Pettyfer and Marloes Horst have rekindled their romance — nearly a year after they called it quits.
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They have rekindled their sexual relationship while Nola rids herself of masculine energy, and it's pretty intense.
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Page Six reported the Lemonade singer rekindled her friendship by wearing shoes from West's Season Five collection.
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After a period of silence following the 1906 firing, Rilke and Rodin rekindled in August of 1908.
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The rekindled relationship came months after Lourd and her former Scream Queens costar Taylor Lautner broke up.
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But, what does this mean for Selena Gomez, who has long been rumored to have rekindled Jelena?
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However, after marking Bieber's 24th birthday on her Instagram account, the couple's newly rekindled romance ended abruptly.
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After about three months apart, it seems that Olivia Culpo and Danny Amendola have rekindled their romance.
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In May, Cannon and Carey's "friendly ex" status caused friends to wonder if they'd rekindled their relationship.
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The concerns about China's economy that surfaced last year have been rekindled in the beginning of 2016.
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However, after marking Bieber's 24th birthday on her Instagram account, the couple's newly rekindled romance ended abruptly.
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Along with new music, and a new acting gig, Cyrus has rekindled an old love: Liam Hemsworth.
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The Cavaliers rekindled hope that they could bring a long-awaited championship to a title-starved city.
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Despite it all, Noah and Helen still love each other, and they've rekindled that love at last.
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A classic moral debate — regulation versus prohibition — has rekindled in California as regulators consider legalizing online poker.
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But the war has rekindled old strains between north and south Yemen - formerly separate countries until 1990.
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They split briefly during the later half of the year, but rekindled their romance in January 2014.
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Oil prices slipped after a surprise U.S. crude stockpile build rekindled worries about a persistent global glut.
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Rekindled fears that North Korea could be gearing up for another weapons test also underpinned the yen.
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The disappointing data rekindled fears of slackening global growth, causing investors to move away from riskier assets.
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Hollywood is full of rumors: rumored movie roles, rumored rekindled romances, and, worst of all, rumored scandals.
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With that simple hack, my mother rekindled a fighting spirit she had instilled in me long ago.
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Stewart and Pattinson briefly rekindled their romance following the cheating scandal but split for good in 2013.
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The scandal rekindled longstanding public anger over the extensive ties between government and corporations in South Korea.
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In Scotland, the debate over independence, which was rejected in a referendum in 2014, has been rekindled.
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Global shares traded near a record high as Trump's comment rekindled expectations of some sort of agreement.
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The deadly stabbing of Ms. Majors, a college student, rekindled fears about Morningside Park near Columbia University.
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But, they also rekindled things romantically, which lead to a huge scandal, including various secret tape recordings.
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The couple broke up in February, according to Tom's Twitter, but rekindled their relationship on March 6.
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Concerns over memory chip business have rekindled after Micron Technology gave a weak profit outlook, he added.
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They've been spotted together over the past year, but haven't officially rekindled their relationship as a couple.
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Mr. Robot and Tyrell Wellick rekindled their old oligarchy-smashing bond, with an assist from Phillip Price.
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They offer rekindled socialism or make-Britain-great-again nationalism as the answer to inequality and ennui.
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With hopes for a trade deal rekindled, the timing of Wednesday's move left some market participants perplexed.
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After the show wrapped, he briefly rekindled the romance with Lombard, though the two are no longer together.
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Still, the smoochy showcase should clear up once and for all that the pair have rekindled their flame.
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Gomez, 25, and Bieber first rekindled their roller-coaster romance following her split from The Weeknd last fall.
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But after falling in love with these two, I've also rekindled my love for actually finishing these experiences.
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In recent months, rumors of a rekindled flame swirled in the wake of Cuoco's divorce from Ryan Sweeting.
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The debate had petered out, but thanks to Nike, it has been rekindled across thousands of news websites.
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Booth and Underwood dated briefly in January 2018, and rekindled the relationship on Bachelor in Paradise this summer.
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Elton John is mourning the death of his mother, Sheila Farebrother, shortly after the pair rekindled their relationship.
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The universal exhibition left Milan with a clutch of renewed urban areas and rekindled its spirit of optimism.
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However, they rekindled their romance in December ahead of sealing the year with a New Year's Eve kiss.
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Fans have argued a fair bit over this one, and the season 7 premiere, "Dragonstone," rekindled the debate.
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Recently, though, the Coca-Cola Company released a brand new Sprite flavor that rekindled my penchant for beverage.
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The bros are back Barack Obama and Justin Trudeau rekindled the world's favorite bromance -- and the internet rejoiced.
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The price moves have rekindled memories of the 5.83 percent rout seen in the second half of 25.8.
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I cherish this book, but more so, I am grateful for how it's rekindled my love of reading.
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The attacks, claimed by Islamic State, have rekindled support for the Rajapaksas and their brand of Sinhalese nationalism.
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The appointment to a post that keeps Mr. Zerón close to the president's inner circle rekindled the anger.
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Oil prices pulled back from two-month highs after weak U.S. factory orders data rekindled economic slowdown worries.
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"I not only found myself as a person, but I also rekindled my interest in fashion and design."
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Treasury yields fell on Wednesday after rekindled trade uncertainty fueled investor demand for safer assets like U.S. debt.
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To many African-Americans, the gubernatorial campaign of Democrat Stacey Abrams rekindled a desire for an autonomous space.
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After working through some of her issues and gaining confidence, she said their rekindled relationship feels brand new.
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The scandal that led to her downfall rekindled public furor over decades-old ties between government and corporations.
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US Border Patrol agents' firing tear gas into a crowd of migrants triggered widespread outrage and rekindled complaints.
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The stake purchase has rekindled fears in Germany that its highly prized expertise could fall into Chinese hands.
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Trump this week rekindled a spat with Puerto Rican leaders over the response to Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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We're told it definitely seems like the 2 have rekindled their dating show relationship and are officially together.
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It's retro but still vital, a style that has lately been rekindled largely through bands led by women.
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Her office says her rekindled interest was spurred by outreach from Twitter itself, not by the Trump episode.
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A DVD release of the show in 2007 rekindled public interest, and Mr. Frost's creative wheels turned again.
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Wherever you land, it's hard to deny that with the new season comes a rekindled desire for change.
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His decree has also rekindled criticism of his ties to the American president, whom he calls a friend.
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In Britain, the pound remained under pressure on rekindled fears of a chaotic exit from the European Union.
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The lack of clarity, coupled with weak economic data in China and France, rekindled worries about global growth.
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Only two months after their final breakup, the "Baby" singer rekindled his romance with now-wife Hailey Baldwin.
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There is, too, the risk that inflation, once rekindled, gets out of hand, another issue arguing for real assets.
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" By June 2017, Ryan and Mellencamp had rekindled their romance, a source then telling PEOPLE, "They have a bond.
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The ad's content rekindled discussions on racial discrimination in China, where prejudices against blacks are likely to be dismissed.
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Now, with this shocking announcement, Mr Comey has just rekindled a small, flickering possibility of victory for Mr Trump.
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Run's daughter is pouring cold water on the notion of a rekindled romance ... she says they ain't back together.
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After the MTV series wrapped in 2012, they rekindled the romance and have been together for over four years.
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They split temporarily in 2011 after dating for two years, but later rekindled their on-again, off-again romance.
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Investors look to have rekindled their love affair with emerging markets in the first 2 months of the year.
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Sources previously told PEOPLE that Gomez's rekindled friendship with Bieber was not responsible for the split from the Weeknd.
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But on the plus side, I've inherited a family heirloom (Yes!), rekindled with my brother and made a friend.
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Last month, they appeared together publicly, leading to speculation from fans that they had rekindled their romance, CNN reported.
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So does Japan, where mild new prosperity has rekindled nostalgia for the last time the country's economy truly boomed.
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The bond between Vahle and his wife stayed strong, and they rekindled their relationship and had three more children.
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Though the two briefly split in March after more than two years together, they have since rekindled their romance.
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Rumors that Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus have rekindled their romance have been swirling since the start of 2016.
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The swoop by Geely has rekindled fears in Germany of its highly-prized industrial expertise falling into Chinese hands.
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The Weeknd and his ex-girlfriend Bella Hadid are spending time together, but they haven't rekindled their romance — yet.
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The anti-austerity and anti-European rhetoric of Italy's new government had rekindled euro breakdown fears in recent months.
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A new creative project is brewing, the sparks are rekindled in your relationship, or you may meet someone new!
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That drive to create that she thought she'd lost came flooding back, and her connection to music was rekindled.
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Barry Jenkins's upcoming adaptation of Baldwin's 1974 book, "If Beale Street Could Talk," has rekindled interest in the novel.
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The left wing of the party, however, was having none of it and moderates rekindled their affection for Biden.
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Mr. Curbelo insisted that moderates were not abandoning the petition drive, suggesting that it could be rekindled if necessary.
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She rekindled previous friendships back in Michigan, where she had a support network, and moved back within the year.
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In the aftermath of the firestorm, there were new friendships to be made among the volunteers, forgotten friendships rekindled.
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Just in time for the release of the long-awaited "Incredibles" sequel, McDonald's has rekindled its relationship with Disney.
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Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are taking their rekindled relationship to the next level ... with a daytime movie date.
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The couple, who rekindled their romance in May, had a PDA-packed evening out at Maestros Steakhouse in Beverly Hills.
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Yellen's remarks rekindled prospects in some quarters for the Fed to raise rates three times in 23 rather than twice.
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Bieber popped the question to Baldwin after the duo rekindled their romance and were spotted together a few weeks ago.
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The two have made up since and even bonded over a shared love of yoga as they rekindled their friendship.
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Just last month, Culpo confirmed that she and the NFL star had rekindled their romance with a P.D.A.-packed Instagram.
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Black people all over the state believe Trump has rekindled racial tensions and sparked an upward trend of everyday racism.
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This high-profile case of apparent negligence has rekindled the collective finger-wagging over having the correct estate-planning documents.
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Sheila Farebrother died in December, shortly after the mother and son rekindled their relationship after a nearly decade-long estrangement.
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The firm recently rekindled its presence in China, though it has yet to announce a dedicated fund in the region.
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Selena Gomez's mother recently visited the hospital, but it wasn't solely due to her daughter's rekindled relationship with Justin Bieber.
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Oil prices were lower after data showing a rise in U.S. stockpiles last week rekindled worries about a global glut.
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The pair rekindled their romance earlier this year after Fox filed for divorce last summer after five years of marriage.
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Hockett's contemporaries didn't buy this argument, but now, nearly 35 years later, Blasi and his colleagues have rekindled this idea.
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They later rekindled their on-again, off-again romance and got engaged in 2013, though they never tied the knot.
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The tension and drama — and rekindled romances — reveal that love is important but sometimes the power of friendship is stronger.
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Indexes in Asia's second-largest economy tracked losses in regional shares after weak China trade data rekindled global growth worries.
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At the age of 63, Stephen, recently retired, rekindled a passion that had been with him since the early '80s.
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But Culp's appointment in October rekindled hopes of GE's return to profitability, with its shares up 34 percent this year.
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The policy rekindled lingering worries among investors about potential radical changes to public policy if Labour won a general election.
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Rekindled worries that North Korea could be gearing up for another weapons test underpinned the safe-haven yen as well. .
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They later rekindled their on-again, off-again romance and got engaged in 2013, though they never tied the knot.
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Through the experience, Jackson gained a more positive self outlook and even rekindled his relationship with his ex-wife, Abby.
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With the rise of artificial intelligence and robotics, the debate on the impact of technology on employment has been rekindled.
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TAG Heuer also has rekindled partnerships with sports such as Formula 2000 (with Red Bull), cycling and, most recently, boxing.
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When an old friend moves in with the couple to help out, a flame is rekindled between wife and friend.
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Some production has been rekindled but with so many smelters dismantled years ago, there's only so much capacity to restart.
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The 2014 burn rekindled the tradition and has been repeated every year with help from the Nature Conservancy, a charity.
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It went well, but then he did some traveling and in that time I rekindled things with a former flame.
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Pamela Anderson is a married woman -- for the fifth time -- with another recently rekindled old flame ... Hollywood hotshot Jon Peters.
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That followed what Trump described as a "very warm" letter from Kim requesting another meeting, which rekindled hopes for progress.
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Turkey's interest rate increase in September, softer inflation data from the U.S. and valuations have rekindled "tepid optimism", he said.
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They rekindled their relationship briefly after he and Gomez ended their relationship, but have since broken up again in 2019.
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Scarlett Johansson has rekindled her romance with Colin Jost after the two were spotted out together in the Hamptons on Friday.
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While the two never rekindled their relationship, Williams keeps his memory alive by talking about him to their daughter, now 12.
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That has rekindled fears of a renewed crackdown after some groups were subjected to police and tax investigations in recent years.
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The couple rekindled their romance about a year-and-a-half ago, after Sellers, 88, gave Smith, 89, a phone call.
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Despite Cardi B's messy breakup from her husband, Offset, the rapper now doesn't mind showing off their rekindled relationship in public.
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Jet's financial troubles have rekindled memories of Kingfisher Airlines' collapse in 2012, which forced lessors to write off millions of dollars.
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Hopes were rekindled when the supreme court the following year ordered the high court in another province to review the case.
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Thompson said he and Anchondo had "rekindled" their friendship about a year ago and often talked about their families and fatherhood.
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West recently rekindled the feud when he performed the song three times at his Saint Pablo show in Nashville — Swift territory.
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After calling off their engagement in September 2013, the couple eventually reunited, and by 2016, had rekindled their romance for good.
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Spot gold rose 0.8 percent as the decline in the dollar and shares globally rekindled investors' appetite for the precious metal.
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Although Cyrus and Hemsworth, 26, have not officially confirmed their rekindled romance, the pair have been spending plenty of time together.
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Political tumult and provocative art have a symbiotic relationship that is being rekindled in the wake of Donald Trump's presidential victory.
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He never saw his father again, but he rekindled a kind of relationship with his mother before she died in 1989.
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The revelation rekindled a long-running debate in the United States over the proper balance between digital privacy and national security.
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The fire rekindled in the evening, burning through much of the building, a video posted by the Russian news portal Lenta.
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Oil prices were slightly lower after data showing an increase in U.S. stockpiles last week rekindled concerns about a global glut.
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She also left a long list of questions that have rekindled animosity between Israel's secular majority and its ultra-Orthodox minority.
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The dollar fell, wiping out its initial gains, as the oil rally rekindled demand for the euro and commodity-sensitive currencies.
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These attacks strike to the heart of communities, and have rekindled concerns among the American public about the threat of terrorism.
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Frauke Petry, who has spearheaded the advance of the Alternative for Germany, triumphantly proclaimed that her party had rekindled voter interest.
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Part of her rekindled love for singing inspired her husband to buy sheet music for her to play on their piano.
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Soon he rekindled the love of psychedelic drugs he'd developed in his wandering pre-Clash hippie days—mushrooms, LSD, DMT, MDMA.
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Adding to the downbeat mood was a clutch of weak manufacturing data from around the world that rekindled global growth fears.
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Jamie and Claire's fantasy romance was rekindled on a day when a lot of the world seemed to stop for them.
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The killings also rekindled the national debate about how to assure safety at places of peace like synagogues, mosques and churches.
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But all of those tears were probably wasted, because there's a major clue that these two could have rekindled their relationship.
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Anti-government protests that had quieted when General Suleimani was killed in a drone strike in Iraq rekindled across the country.
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For investors like this, the new networks have rekindled the libertarian dream of an internet that operates beyond ossified social institutions.
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The finale gives us so many of them: Sun and Jin reliving how they rekindled their relationship and eventually died together.
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If network neutrality heads to further appeals, as appears likely, I believe the idea of treating wireless differently should be rekindled.
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"I don't need a lot of things," says the star, who recently rekindled her on-again, off-again relationship with Justin Bieber.
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Bieber and Baldwin previously dated before a messy 2016 breakup and rekindled their relationship after he broke up with ex Selena Gomez.
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Western countries also have a rekindled interest in expanding NATO to counter what they see as increased Russian influence in the region.
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Brooklyn Beckham and Chloë Grace Moretz called it quits over a year ago, but recently, it looks like they've rekindled their romance.
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However, it appears the two have since rekindled their relationship, posting loving photos of one another on social media in recent months.
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The 56-year-old actress announced her engagement to her singer boyfriend, 67, after the two rekindled their romance in May 2017.
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Sterling rose after a report that rekindled hopes that Britain and the European Union are on the brink of a Brexit deal.
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But in an interview with Big Boy TV in June, Tyga, 26, commented on the breakup – and potential for a rekindled relationship.
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No injuries were reported, but the accident, the first major one of its kind this year, rekindled oil-by-rail safety concerns.
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Now that we've got Drake and Rihanna together, it's time to focus on the rekindled romance between Harry Styles and Kendall Jenner.
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"Audrina and Ryan have a long history together and a solid friendship even aside from their rekindled romance," the source tells PEOPLE.
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Global equity markets fell after a 7 percent slide in Chinese shares, sparked by weak economic data, rekindled worries about global growth.
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The comments quickly rekindled the ugly controversy that was seemingly put to rest when Obama produced his verified birth certificate in 2011.
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After what appeared to be a brief hiatus, Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost have rekindled their romance, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
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The grand jury's November 2014 decision to not indict the officer, Darren Wilson, who has resigned, rekindled protests over the death. (AP)
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As 2020 nears, Trump's approach to fundraising has rekindled the debate over the role of lobbyist bundlers and their importance for campaigns.
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Supplies When Kanye West tweeted about a friend's financial burden buying books, he rekindled an age-old complaint: Textbooks cost too much.
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The sightings fueled some rumors of a rekindled romance, but Kylie shot them down ... and Tyga's letting his actions do the talking.
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The Journal added that the investigations could be rekindled if additional evidence was brought to bear, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Zuckerberg's recent testimony before the House Financial Services Committee rekindled concerns about its data management and the company's new cryptocurrency project, Libra.
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The "mystery" could be rekindled, or your partners (both romantic and platonic, by the way) could just start acting really fucking confusing.
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The fiasco has drawn the interest of lawmakers and regulators and rekindled the debate over its role in the 2016 presidential election.
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More importantly, Twitter introduced me to trans developers and writers, whose daily updates rekindled my own desire to live as a woman.
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Meanwhile, world stocks struggled as Chinese data rekindled concerns over the global economy, while fears of a new U.S.-Iran confrontation intensified.
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The McDonald episode rekindled long-held suspicions of the Chicago police in many of the neighborhoods where gun violence is most pervasive.
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The attacks have rekindled the national conversation around gun violence and reforms that could be passed in Washington to curb future violence.
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Separate manufacturing data from China and Britain on Tuesday rekindled fears over the pace of the global slowdown, sending U.S. stocks lower.
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Buried under the niceties of a rekindled Canadian-American relationship was the quiet resolution of a long-standing dispute between Ottawa and Washington.
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Once the couple rekindled their romance, Cyrus moved in, bringing with her music on hard drives and laptops that were destroyed the fire.
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Third Point called for the company to sell its stake and last week's death of L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt rekindled speculation of changes.
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Not so on A Night with My Ex, Bravo's new reality show featuring past flames brought together either to be rekindled or exploded.
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However, if oil goes back up to $50 and the dollar losses strength, Jim Cramer thinks the love of industrials will be rekindled.
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The closely followed report rekindled fears that U.S. shale drillers would turn the spigots back on as prices flirted with $50 a barrel.
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The recent discovery of three life-friendly planets outside our solar system has rekindled discussion of whether intelligent life is unique to Earth.
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By all accounts, her son and the "Bad Liar" singer have rekindled their rollercoaster romance, which has been on and off since 2010.
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And perhaps best of all, these recent developments have rekindled interest in the Litecoin currency, sending the price (and more importantly, volume) skyrocketing.
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After meeting through friends in 2013, the pair soon began dating, and after an initial breakup in late 2014, they rekindled the romance.
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The pair is definitely still in love, and their romance is rekindled after they find out about Miguel (Jon Huertas) and Shelly's divorce.
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" By June 2017, Ryan and Mellencamp had rekindled their romance, with a source then telling PEOPLE at the time, "They have a bond.
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The two had a very pleasant and private visit at the Bush residence, where they rekindled what was already a very warm friendship.
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The report rekindled anxieties about monetary stimulus easing around the world and piled further pressure on investors already struggling to navigate rising protectionism.
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Although much of the impact has been priced in already, the imminent China MSCI entry has rekindled interest in Chinese blue-chips recently.
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That public anger has been rekindled during the 2016 presidential campaign season, putting pressure on regulators to tighten their oversight of Wall Street.
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Oil prices fell more than 5003 percent after data showing a rise in U.S. stockpiles last week rekindled worries about a global glut.
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Now, the pair has rekindled their partnership with New Belgium Brewing Company to bring us yet another out-there ice cream-inspired beverage.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India made overtures to Pakistan early in his tenure that rekindled hopes for a resolution of Kashmir's future.
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The threat, which rekindled fears of a global economic slowdown, sent U.S. Treasury yields lower as investors turned to low-risk government bonds.
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Mr. Macadam, of the Buglife conservation charity, said the species' rediscovery has rekindled hope for other critically endangered invertebrates that have gone missing.
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The glorious footage — sunbeams filtering through the National Assembly in Bangladesh, the Salk silhouetted against the Pacific Ocean — rekindled interest in Kahn's work.
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"The crash landing of Vikram rekindled an interest in the moon not only for me and others also," he wrote in an email.
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And the strongest of those ties -- the fundamental view that America is a force for good in this world -- must be rekindled now.
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Not only did he call things off with Kufrin, but in an unprecedented move, he rekindled his romance with runner-up Lauren Burnham.
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And even though we had kind of rekindled our friendship on television I didn't see that really transferring through back into the real world.
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A renewed selloff in U.S. Treasuries due to the encouraging data and rekindled appetite for stocks and risky assets recharged the dollar's recent strength.
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In a CNBC interview on Tuesday, analyst Craig Irwin of Roth Capital Partners rekindled the rumor that Apple once made a bid for Tesla.
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For weeks there's been speculation that Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson have rekindled their tumultuous relationship, and finally fans may have gotten some clarity.
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Kenny Bryant alleged that his wife Asia Childress rekindled a sexual relationship with the singer after attending one of his concerts in October 2012.
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After an offscreen breakup mentioned in "Civil War," Potts looks like she's back working for Stark and the two have noticeably rekindled their relationship.
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Just one day after making their rekindled relationship Red Carpet Official™, the pair were spotted getting cozy while vacationing on the Greek island.
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Mariah Carey and dancer and choreographer Bryan Tanaka brought their rekindled romance out again on Friday night, much to the delight of nearby photographers.
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Oil prices fell in choppy trade on Tuesday, pulling back from two-month highs after weak U.S. factory orders data rekindled economic slowdown worries.
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Sterling continued to rise after a report that rekindled hopes that Britain and the European Union are on the brink of a Brexit deal.
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After meeting through friends in 2013, Seacrest and Taylor soon began dating, and after an initial breakup in late 2014, they rekindled the romance.
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She said the months leading up to the scheduled execution have again rekindled the pain and fear she felt after her father&aposs death.
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They rekindled their romance in July 2006 when they ran into each other in St. Tropez on a yacht owned by a mutual friend.
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Though investors often dislike higher borrowing costs and rate hikes, the motivation for the central bank's restraint rekindled worries of a GDP growth slowdown.
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However, expectations of U.S. interest rate hikes beginning as early as next week have rekindled fears that the yuan could come under renewed pressure.
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Give or take "three or four" other minor retirements, a jubilant shift behind the decks at Murphy's birthday party rekindled Lambkin's passion for DJing.
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Rekindled from Domingo's philosophically and aesthetically unmoored Kemado Records, Mexican Summer, ten years on, feels more concise, refined, and focused than Kemado ever did.
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The dispute has rekindled broader fears about investor rights in Russia and some observers have speculated about the redistribution of wealth among Russian elites.
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World shares climbed back toward record highs and safe-haven bonds tumbled, as the trade truce hopes rekindled optimism about the global economic outlook.
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Read more: Kevin Smith rekindled his friendship with Ben Affleck thanks to a private jet and getting "ghosted" by Snoop DoggBut while Warner Bros.
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The report rekindled anxieties about global monetary policy easing and piled further pressure on investors already struggling to navigate rising protectionism and tense geopolitics.
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Regardless of how the negotiations pan out, Schweizer said Trump's criticisms have rekindled excitement in Washington around the president-elect's involvement in military operations.
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Gullar was one of the few surviving poets and artists of the military years, a time that has been rekindled in this political climate.
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Conversations about men's abuse of power and status over women were rekindled and women's voices returned louder and more unbridled than in the past.
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The intensity of animosity toward the Republican Party has fallen below the levels of 2017-18, but it remains high and could be rekindled.
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The loss was personally devastating for Mr. Ellison, said Kim Bettie, a high school sweetheart who had just rekindled a romance with the congressman.
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This has rekindled debate regarding the monolithic nature of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (the organization that hands out the Oscars).
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It rekindled a connection to Swift as a person, beyond my nostalgia for her early albums, that I haven't felt in a long time.
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But when their exchanges rekindled old feelings, they wanted to stay in touch more often, so Ms. Hodges bought Mr. Davis a tablet device.
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But while the exes have seemingly gotten along for the sake of their child, a source says that they haven't rekindled their romantic relationship.
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But being able to stay in the heart of the city overnight at The LondonHouse instantly rekindled my love affair with my adopted hometown.
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The report rekindled anxiety about whether monetary policymakers will continue lending support to the global economy and piled pressure on investors navigating rising protectionism.
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The report will follow a batch of discouraging manufacturing data in the past 323 hours from around the world that has rekindled growth fears.
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Trump, who had gone quiet on the caravan after turning it into a major issue before the midterm elections, rekindled his base over the weekend.
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Koma (born Matthew Bair) and Duff were briefly linked together as a couple in early 2017, but split, then rekindled their relationship in September 2017.
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After revealing they'd rekindled their romance during the Bachelor in Paradise reunion, the new couple wasted no time in flaunting their relationship on social media.
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Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez have had a complicated relationship over the years, and the "Wolves" singer's loved ones are worried about their rekindled friendship.
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While they rekindled their romance a few episodes back, speculation about their future should probably wait until after we see if Sam gets everyone killed.
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President Trump rekindled his connection with Rosie O'Donnell on Thursday afternoon, tweeting at his longtime foe over his Monday firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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Gomez (who recently rekindled things with her "best friend") left Puth all torn up over her after she started wanting the attention of another guy.
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Interest in Tutankhamun's 3,340-year-old tomb was rekindled by British archaeologist Nicholas Reeves, who believes there may be another tomb hidden behind the walls.
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Her mom may not approve of their rekindled romance, but Selena Gomez remained by her on-again, off-again beau Justin Bieber's side on Wednesday.
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But Lovato and Vasconcelos rekindled their romance, appearing to ring in the New Year together, as seen in a smiley selfie shared to Vasconcelos' Instagram.
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A surge in house prices that rekindled housing construction and boosted the net worth of home owners and property investors also played a key role.
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Most recently, they've rekindled their age-old rivalry with Panda Express by rolling out their own, allegedly better version of Panda's signature dish: orange chicken.
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The shooting started a debate over the role of violence in rap music, and rekindled a racially charged discussion about safety at hip-hop events.
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Spot gold jumped 1.6 percent amid uncertainty around future U.S. interest rates increases, while a drop in global shares rekindled investor appetite for safer assets.
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It also helped the rand weather a dip in business confidence and a contraction in manufacturing that rekindled concern about another poor quarterly growth print.
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The pictures have been in storage ever since, but working on them rekindled Doig's interest in "Gasthof," which he finished a year later, in London.
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U.S. Oil prices also fell more than 3 percent after data showing a rise in U.S. stockpiles last week rekindled worries about a global glut.
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But Trump's remarks appear to have rekindled talk of Congress taking action to respond the the killing and sparked backlash from Republicans and Democrats. Sen.
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Rosneft's lawsuit has spooked investors and rekindled fears from 2014, when the Russian government seized Sistema's stake in Bashneft, saying Bashneft's privatisation had been illegal.
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Yet there have been no indications that portions of the block grant program would be rekindled under the Transportation Department or in an infrastructure bill.
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Confederate flags have been flying off flag polls in recent years as an upswing in racist violence has rekindled conversation over the symbol's bloody identity.
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And while we still don't know if they're shopping for wedding venues, we do have a new detail about their rekindled relationship: Cyrus' dad approves.
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But in the past two years, Moscow has rekindled relations with Soviet-era clients like Mozambique and Angola, and forged new ties with other countries.
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What's less clear is the question of if the two have rekindled the sparks they felt during filming and carried them into the real world.
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She has begun to regain her love of sports, and for the first time in a while, she said, her school spirit had been rekindled.
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Worries over how the protracted dispute between Washington and Beijing has damaged economic growth were rekindled after China's third-quarter GDP slowed more-than-expected.
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Her sprawling corruption scandal rekindled public furor over decades-old corrupt ties between government and corporations in South Korea, one of Asia's most vibrant democracies.
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But in the past three years, Moscow has rekindled relations with Soviet-era clients like Mozambique and Angola and forged new ties with other countries.
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U.S. oil prices CLc1 LCOc1 also were also damaged after data showing a rise in U.S. stockpiles last week rekindled worries about a global glut.
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Public interest in Smart's disappearance was rekindled by the podcast Your Own Backyard: The Disappearance of Kristin Smart which revisits the case and the investigation.
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While Thompson and Kardashian, 35, are healthily co-parenting their daughter, a source told PEOPLE this week that the exes haven't rekindled their romantic relationship.
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While the exes are healthily co-parenting their 20-month-old daughter, a source told PEOPLE this week that they haven't rekindled their romantic relationship.
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Hagiuda's comments rekindled speculation Abe might postpone the twice-delayed tax hike despite his repeated pledge to go ahead it, barring a big economic shock.
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Though the painting itself may be authentic, knowledge of the fake certificate has rekindled fears that the market for Lee's work is rife with forgeries.
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Rubem Novaes, whom Finance Minister Paulo Guedes named as the bank's chief executive earlier this year, rekindled the formal search for a partner in March.
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They rekindled their relationship when Getty Jr. was an adult, and his father ended up developing a relatively close relationship with Getty Jr.'s son, Paul.
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Since Chloë and Brooklyn rekindled their romance last November, Moretz has continued her parade of chic style moments clad in a number of Victoria Beckham pieces.
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The proposals have also rekindled lingering worries among investors about potential radical changes to public policy if Labour, Britain's main opposition party, won a general election.
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The report rekindled memories of governments intervening directly in one of Europe's flagship companies after it was brought under French and German industrial leadership in 2000.
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The couple showed off some PDA on the model's Instagram story after it appeared the two rekindled their relationship at a friend's wedding in early June.
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The North Korean sanctions story has definitely rekindled interest in the market but the collective jury seems to remain out on whether China really is tightening.
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It's possible that the coach and Grace rekindled a previous affair, leading to Spencer's father ditching the family for a college job when he found out.
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The data raised the specter of rising inflation and rekindled fears that the Federal Reserve could be forced to be more aggressive with interest rate increases.
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Rumors began circulating in December that she and Alvarez, her former backup dancer, had rekindled their romance after they were spotted in New York City together.
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These sharp losses have rekindled worries about a possible slowdown in the global economy, which come as the Federal Reserve looks to further tighten monetary policy.
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With only two months left, the Avalon Advisors' co-chief investment officer predicts 2018's rally will be rekindled, sending stocks surging 8 percent or more.
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Canada-based DBRS firm last year rekindled fears ratings may still be too lenient when it downgraded 293 AAA commercial mortgage bonds after reviewing its methodology.
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On Friday, leaders from the world's biggest economies will meet at the G20 summit in Hamburg, Germany, where many of those public spats could be rekindled.
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But the furor rekindled a long-running debate over whether to review the rules on euthanasia in the Netherlands, the first country to legalize the practice.
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It was Coates' 2014 article "The Case for Reparations" that not only rekindled the reparations debate, but cemented the topic as important and worthy of consideration.
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Debris found off the African coast rekindled hope for many, prompting relatives like Grace Subathirai Nathan to demand investigators go back over mistakes made early on.
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That is the general trajectory Grand Staircase was following until President Trump issued his proclamation and, as he has in so many arenas, rekindled old animosities.
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Rival AfriSam, which rekindled talks with PPC in February, had also made a new merger proposal, said Nelson but that too was rejected on valuation grounds.
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With $611 billion in spending, China rekindled growth but added to its surfeit of steel mills, cement kilns and glass factories — as well as empty homes.
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The nation's latest mass shooting has rekindled the fire under Democrats to use their newly won majority to strengthen federal gun laws in the next Congress.
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He started to become disillusioned by tech's impact on society and almost left the industry before some time at Burning Man rekindled his fever for events.
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Hannah Brown and Tyler Cameron aren't letting the new social distancing guidelines get in the way of their rekindled romance ... or showing off their hot bods.
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It came in the wake of multiple mass shootings including in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, that have rekindled a national debate over gun control.
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The debate was rekindled on Thursday when the Yankees, playing the provocateur, tweeted a photo of James holding up a Yankees hat during the 2007 game.
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The rekindled demand for safe havens like U.S. debt also sent the yield on the 2-year note to a new all-time low of 13%.
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But amid the rekindled fears, local nonprofits reported an increase in attendance at citizenship classes, driven by people who wanted to register to vote, they said.
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In a long conversation, he also talked about his recently rekindled Christian faith, and how the Republicans, in general, seemed more closely aligned with that faith.
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Perhaps, as your rancor has been rekindled, your sister has come to find you taxing to be around, especially without the buffer of her doting husband.
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The protests in the capital, Asunción, rekindled concern over a return to instability, with some in Paraguay saying that the Senate's vote amounted to a coup.
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In May 2018, Baldwin and Bieber rekindled their relationship and just two months later, the singer had popped the question to the model in the Bahamas.
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Severe alcoholism stalled her career, until a cabaret performance in Mexico City in the early 1990s rekindled the spark and eventually led to fresh international acclaim.
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And, somewhere along the lines, he seems to have at least somewhat rekindled his epic bromance with Russian leader and instructional judo video star Vladimir Putin.
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So while Mohamed and his family cared for Osman around the clock at their home in Khartoum, Sudan, his father's stories rekindled something deep inside him.
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After we rekindled the passionate side of our relationship in Italy, I felt like we were ready to see if we could finally take the next steps.
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Many Okinawa residents associate the U.S. military presence with crime, pollution and accidents, and resentment has been rekindled by a spate of incidents involving U.S. military aircraft.
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The 25-year-old reality star and 27-year-old Marine Corps vet shared the happy news with Entertainment Tonight after speculation of their rekindled romance sparked.
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The rekindled couple, who dated on-and-off from 2010 to 2015, were spotted leaving church at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, California, on Wednesday evening.
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On January 213th the argument was rekindled when Noel Conway, a 22015-year-old with motor neurone disease, challenged the law on suicide in the High Court.
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Then, Kim Kardashian rekindled the feud in July 2016, when she released a video of West and Swift actually speaking on the phone on her Snapchat story.
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On August 3rd that span passed and the judge ordered DACA fully rekindled, but again gave the government a 20-day grace period to appeal the decision.
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WATCH: Selena Gomez Attends Justin Bieber's Hockey Game & Wears His Jersey Sources previously told PEOPLE that Gomez's rekindled friendship with Bieber was not responsible for the split.
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The couple rekindled their romance this summer, fueling rumors they had reconciled as they packed on PDA during trips to Miami, New York City, and the Hamptons.
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Russian tourists start returning to Turkey Coup opportunity Then the situation took a dramatic turn, with events in Turkey giving Erdogan's rekindled ties with Putin unexpected significance.
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But Lovato and Vasconcelos, 30, have rekindled their romance, appearing to ring in the New Year together, as seen in a smiley selfie shared to Vasconcelos' Instagram.
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But the rekindled fears of protectionism also sapped risk appetite across wider emerging markets, with bourses in Moscow , Turkey and central Europe also trading in the red.
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Live streaming didn't blow up like it seemed it would in 2015, when Meerkat rekindled the market, Twitter dove in with Periscope and Facebook began testing Live.
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The data raised the specter of rising inflation rates and rekindled fears that the Federal Reserve could be forced to be more aggressive with interest rate increases.
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Rowan is very much upset about the loss of his rekindled grad school fling with Sandra, even if he did shoot her in the head last week.
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But Lovato and Vasconcelos have recently rekindled their romance, appearing to ring in the New Year together, as seen in a smiley selfie shared to Vasconcelos' Instagram.
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Mandy Teefey admitted that she's "not happy" her 25-year-old daughter has rekindled her romance with the "Sorry" singer, 23, during an interview with Gossip Cop.
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth have yet to officially confirm their rekindled romance, but their outing Tuesday night was just another sign the duo is going strong.
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Sanders paid tribute to "wonderful people" he has met on the trail and told of how some said he had rekindled their interest in politics and democracy.
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This is only possible because Selina rekindled her awful romance with professional con-man Andrew (David Pasquesi), despite Gary's unsubtle hints this is The Worst Idea Ever.
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The couple rekindled their romance this year after splitting in 2016, and they look pretty freakin' ecstatic now that they're one step closer to tying the knot.
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The couple — who rekindled their romance in 2015, two years after ending their engagement — also stepped out for lunch with Liam's parents one week before his birthday.
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I can say honestly that I've finally filled the void within my own self, rekindled my soul, and lit my way out of that long, dark night.
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The conversation in the technology community about artificial intelligence was first rekindled by manufacturing giant IBM and its AI platform, Watson, CEO Ginni Rometty said on Tuesday.
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The trade war has crimped manufacturing and begun to slow growth, so hopes for a truce rekindled investor interest in riskier assets and weighed on safe havens.
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"I do not think the rekindled interest in vinyl is a passing trend, or a mere retro fashion or a short-lived vintage craze," Bartmanski tells me.
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When they officially split in April 2018, Bieber rekindled with his now-wife Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin) shortly after and proposed to the model in July 2018.
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Immediately, rumors that she had rekindled things with either of her past flames began swirling, so the artist took to her Instagram Story to set things straight.
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The South American trade tariffs have rekindled broader concerns about a protracted dispute between the U.S. and China, with investors monitoring the prospect of a limited agreement.
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It also rekindled a debate over access to important theater roles, though in this instance, the disagreement was not over whether to diversify the cast, but how.
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He started to appreciate trails in his 20s, but says he only rekindled his love for the outdoors about two years ago with the help of assistive technology.
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The pair dated for two years before splitting in March 2012 and then rekindled their romance after Soffer was injured in a 2012 helicopter crash in the Bahamas.
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Crude oil futures, which posted robust gains for August, steadied after tumbling on Wednesday as data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration rekindled fears of a supply glut.
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Though the move was highly anticipated, confirmation that a key central bank regulator was heading out the door rekindled the bank-led Trump rally in the stock market.
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A clutch of discouraging manufacturing surveys in the past 21 hours from around the world that rekindled fears of a global economic slowdown added to the cautious mood.
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The on-off couple — who previously dated before a messy 2016 breakup — rekindled their relationship this summer, and Bieber proposed to Baldwin in the Bahamas on July 7.
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STEPHEN BALDWIN REPORTEDLY GAVE JUSTIN BIEBER PERMISSION TO PROPOSE TO HAILEY, IS GLAD THEY SHARE FAITH Baldwin and Bieber rekindled their romance recently after splitting up in 2016.
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Amid reports that she and rapper Travis Scott have split after two years and speculation that she's rekindled things with her ex, rapper Tyga, Jenner is speaking out.
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Charlotte, Phoenix, Raleigh, Detroit, San Diego and Indianapolis are among the cities whose expansion hopes may be rekindled thanks to yesterday's announcement, according to Sports Illustrated's Brian Straus.
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Speaking at the Collision conference in New Orleans on Tuesday, Sacca said his rekindled relationship with Kalanick leads him to believe Kalanick is "materially changing" for the good.
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Following Cuoco's divorce from tennis player Ryan Sweeting last year, the two costars have made it a point to regularly shut down any speculation about a rekindled romance.
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Perhaps, inspired by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and The Weeknd's unexpected relationship, two other fairy important Canadians may have rekindled their love affair: Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger.
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After an almost three year split from the "Hunger Games" actor, the couple rekindled their romance last year and Cyrus has poured their love story into a song.
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The on-off couple — who previously dated before a messy 2016 breakup — rekindled their relationship this summer, and Bieber proposed to Baldwin in the Bahamas on July 7.
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The stronger dollar helped dampen demand for oil while a preliminary report from an industry group showed a higher-than-expected stock build rekindled worries of a glut.
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This changed in the early 1297th century—a time when interest in Joan and her achievements, rekindled in the 19th century, was high; she was beatified in 1909.
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The head of Golden Boy Promotions was celebrating the record-breaking $365-MILLION contract he made for Canelo Alvarez ... when we asked about his rekindled beef with Floyd.
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And it certainly rekindled the hedge fund community's interest in a metal that had lost much of its investment sheen over the long bear market of 2012-2015.
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The impeachment motion has rekindled tensions in Africa's second-largest copper producer and threatens to derail Commonwealth-brokered talks between the government and opposition after disputed 2016 elections.
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However, worries have eased following reports of behind-the-scenes talks between the United States and China that rekindled hopes that a damaging trade war could be averted.
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Philado Castile and Alton Sterling: The shootings of two black men in less than a week rekindled the debate over the role of policing in communities of color.
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The stock indexes had an uneventful open as weak data from China and Germany rekindled worries of a global slowdown due to a prolonged U.S.-China trade war.
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Many Okinawa residents have long associated the U.S. military presence with crime, pollution and accidents, and resentment was rekindled by a spate of incidents involving U.S. military aircraft.
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They recently rekindled that relationship in a serious way, and on Friday they released "Chinese Butterfly," a double album, recorded with a quintet, that should not go unnoticed.
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New coronavirus cases in Singapore and Saudi Arabia rekindled memories of the 2002-2003 SARS outbreak that dented economic growth and caused hundreds of deaths around the world.
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Severino's continued struggles as a starter rekindled speculation that the Yankees might be forced to move him into the bullpen, where he was much more effective last season.
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Geely's purchase of a $9 billion stake in the maker of Mercedes-Benz cars has rekindled fears in Germany of its highly-prized expertise falling into Chinese hands.
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But the cheer was unlikely to spread to Europe, where German markets will reopen after a holiday to rekindled fears about the stability of the country's largest lender.
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But things were rekindled when Wendy Deng, Rupert Murdoch's third wife, invited Kushner and Ivanka onto Murdoch's family boat, without letting on that the other party was invited.
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The bloc's foiling of the health care bill has rekindled the civil war between the party's establishment and hard-line conservatives like Representative Dave Brat of Virginia, above.
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Oil prices extended gains into a second session, buoyed by rekindled hopes for a U.S.-China trade deal and potential economic stimulus from the European Central Bank (ECB).
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UniCredit's Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier is also a former manager at Societe Generale and his appointment to the position in 2016 rekindled speculation about the two joining forces.
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It's very much a moment some fans have been hoping for since season 3, and only recently rekindled after Arya and Gendry slept together before the Battle of Winterfell.
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But the EU and the International Monetary Fund are at odds over Greece's targets after 2018, and the disagreements have rekindled fears of a new crisis in the country.
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In this immediate post-Ice Age era, rising sea levels, changing ocean currents, and frigid ocean temperatures produced prolonged cold periods that rekindled memories of the prior frozen epoch.
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"Friday's overall solid monthly jobs report from the U.S. rekindled the 'Trump trade' and lifted the greenback across the board, " Haresh Menghani of FXStreet, posited in a blog report.
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T The stars later rekindled their romance and in 2016, during an interview on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," Cyrus confirmed that she and Hemsworth were back together and engaged.
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But Lovato, 24, and Vasconcelos, 30, have recently rekindled their romance, appearing to ring in the New Year together, as seen in a smiley selfie shared to Vasconcelos' Instagram.
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While we've only got glimpses of both rekindled romances over the last two weeks, things have apparently blossomed into a full-blown flirtationships for Zoca and Zoron off-screen.
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The Weeknd (née Abel Tesfaye) and Bella Hadid, who spurred rumors of a rekindled relationship at Cannes in May, spent Sunday night together in Tokyo, Instagramming the whole time.
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Prior to the port filing, the reports of disruptions had rekindled worries about tightness in the market amid declining domestic production and more stringent port checks on coal cargoes.
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" An InTouch report claimed Teefey would only accept Gomez and Bieber's rekindled romance if Gomez could prove she was living a healthy lifestyle by way of "random Breathalyzer tests.
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Having rekindled their 2016 romance, the two became one of three big celebrity couples to announce their engagement in what will forever be known as the Summer Of Love.
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Its 3.4m inhabitants got so much less, in such desultory fashion, with such horrible consequences, that the storm has rekindled a painful debate about the island's relations with America.
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The couple, who once dated a few years ago, have rekindled their relationship, renting out an apartment together in New York City where Seacrest films the ABC talk show.
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Hopes rekindled in 2015 "We decided we would talk over the heads of the regime by putting the moving billboard in the top floor of our windows," Cason said.
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The return to power earlier this year by the Democratic Progressive Party, which traditionally favors independence for the island, has rekindled the prospect of instability across the Taiwan Strait.
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Crutcher's death rekindled chants of "Black Lives Matter" after he became the latest in a series of unarmed black men killed by police across the US in recent years.
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While they rekindled their relationship for a time in 2008 after the rocker survived a fatal plane crash, they officially called it quits, finalizing their divorce later that year.
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The separatists are a main component in the anti-Houthi alliance, but the war has rekindled old strains between north and south Yemen - which were separate countries until 1990.
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The crash on Thursday also rekindled anxiety in a region where less than two weeks ago bombs were set off in Manhattan and a town on the Jersey Shore.
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" After ending their engagement in 2013, Cyrus and Hemsworth, 27, rekindled their romance in early 2016, and after writing "Malibu," she admitted they needed to "refall for each other.
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The two broke up in August 2017 due to their busy schedules but rekindled their romance in January 2018 only to split for a second time a month later.
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Matthews, 40, has been spending an increasing amount of time with the younger sister of Princess Kate, and the gorgeous pair are now said to have rekindled their relationship.
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His remarks rekindled expectations that the Fed could tighten policy soon after a batch of surprisingly weak economic figures triggered a collapse of bets on a September rate hike.
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The dispute between Sistema and Rosneft has rekindled investor fears from 2014, when the Russian government seized Sistema's stake in oil firm Bashneft, saying Bashneft's privatisation had been illegal.
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"His interest in biographical and history writings was rekindled by a visit to a New-York Historical Society exhibition of 'Street Kids: 19193-1977' in 1978," Mr. Chan said.
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To older generations, like my mom, who said she's concerned by Facebook's actions, but can't imagine deleting her account, cutting the cord means severing rekindled relationships and familial ties.
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While there have been no reports of deaths or illnesses, the news has rattled public confidence in the government and rekindled fears about corruption in the nation's drug industry.
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Tayshia and JPJ could have rekindled their flame over the summer — or she could be better at this spoiler game than we thought and she was straight up lying.
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CHICAGO, Dec 12 (Reuters) - U.S. lean hog futures closed higher on Thursday on rekindled hopes for a U.S. trade deal with China, the world's top pork consumer, traders said.
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Interest in Mr. Levin has recently been rekindled with "Nivelli's War," an Off Broadway show produced by a children's theater company at the New Victory Theater in Times Square.
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CHICAGO, Dec 12 (Reuters) - U.S. lean hog futures closed higher on Thursday on rekindled hopes for a U.S. trade deal with China, the world's top pork consumer, traders said.
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For skeptical lawmakers such as García, tech's forays into finance have rekindled a long-running debate about where to draw the line between the worlds of banking and commerce.
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It has created a fierce — and well-financed battle — that has rekindled old debates about what Los Angeles should look like and the influence developers enjoy with elected officials.
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It has continued into the social-media era, with a series of investigative articles published by BuzzFeed News in 290 that rekindled outrage and led to the Lifetime series.
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Just months after revealing their rekindled romance on social media following a brief split in March, Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid may have called it quits for the second time.
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On Tuesday, Kenner and Styles, 21, were spotted having lunch together followed by a cozy moment on the yacht, sparking rumors that the pair may have rekindled their former romance.
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His purchase of a $9 billion stake in Daimler, unveiled last week, surprised the market and rekindled fears in Germany of its highly prized industrial expertise falling into Chinese hands.
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Greece has still not recovered and is under its third lifeline, but disagreement between the European Union and IMF over the programme has rekindled fears of a new crisis there.
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The two first broke up in August 2017 due to their busy schedules but rekindled their romance in January 2018 only to split for a second time a month later.
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The comments followed a meeting between President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping over the weekend in Osaka, Japan that rekindled hope for a U.S.-China trade deal.
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Just months after revealing their rekindled romance on social media following a brief split in March 2018, multiple outlets reported in January that the two had recently ended things again.
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Mr Trump "rekindled" his campaign rhetoric, the lawyer noted, when he said "we all know what that means" directly after issuing his first attempt at a travel ban in January.
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The couple's relationship has gone through its share of ups and downs over the years, and at one point they rekindled their romantic relationship and tried to make things work.
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These developments, combined with a surprise meeting Saturday between Kim and South Korea&aposs president, Moon Jae-in, rekindled hopes of progress toward halting the North&aposs nuclear weapons program.
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Although the Jersey Shore couple split early last month after a New Year's fight, it appears they have since rekindled their relationship — but they won't be spending Valentine's Day together.
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The statement followed a meeting between President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping over the weekend in Osaka, Japan that rekindled hope for a U.S.-China trade deal.
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The two first broke up in August 2017 due to their busy schedules but rekindled their romance in January 2018 only to split for a second time a month later.
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The departure of one of Britain's best known businessmen rekindled arguments that have long dogged WPP meetings - that it paid him too much and did not prepare for his succession.
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The once on-and-off couple — who previously dated before a messy 2016 breakup — rekindled their relationship this summer, before Bieber proposed to Baldwin in the Bahamas on July 7.
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Trump rekindled his feud with O'Donnell late Monday, arguing the television personality "deserved" attacks she faced from their war of words when Clinton hit him for derogatory comments toward women.
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It also rekindled memories, for both sides, of 2001, when a collision between an American surveillance plane and a Chinese fighter jet off the Chinese coast precipitated a diplomatic crisis.
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"The two had a very pleasant and private visit at the Bush residence, where they rekindled what was already a very warm friendship," Bush spokesman Jim McGrath wrote on Twitter.
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But when it comes to IBM's own ventures, Rometty argued that the conversation in the technology community about artificial intelligence was first rekindled by IBM and its AI platform, Watson.
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"The museum rekindled ideas I had, to get involved again," said Ms. Welch, who added that she intended to find a way to participate in the Black Lives Matter movement.
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That rekindled tensions among investors who are already rattled by repeated signs of a slowdown in the world's No.2 economy amid its ongoing trade dispute with the United States.
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Read more: Kevin Smith rekindled his friendship with Ben Affleck thanks to a private jet and getting "ghosted" by Snoop Dogg"I was fine with dying," Smith told Business Insider.
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And MbS's recent high-profile visit to Islamabad has rekindled anxieties about Pakistan being prepared to give or lend nuclear-tipped missiles to the kingdom in time of regional tension.
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But more substantively, the officers and federal agents have rekindled joint task forces for bank robbery and other crimes, and worked together in September 2016 to solve the Chelsea bombing.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Automaker Geely's purchase of a $23 billion stake in Mercedes maker Daimler rekindled fears in Germany on Monday of its highly-prized expertise falling into Chinese hands.
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The report rekindled investor interest in riskier assets and weighed on safe-havens as it dialed down fears that Trump would impose new tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese goods.
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The discoveries have rekindled charges by Venezuela that it was cheated by an 1899 Paris arbitration tribunal and that Caracas rightfully claims nearly two-thirds of its English-speaking neighbor.
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The 1987 exhibit and other gallery shows rekindled his interest in posters, and for a time he published a journal on poster art and related subjects called Off the Wall.
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Meanwhile, the price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, fell after Trump rekindled fears that the Sino-American trade conflict, which has crimped energy demand, is far from over.
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Gold shrugged off earlier gains to fall on Wednesday, as a report suggesting progress on the U.S.-China trade negotiations rekindled risk appetite, while palladium notched up a fresh peak.
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Dr. Yager, who has a Ph.D. in sociology, concedes that in most instances of a rekindled friendship, the bond may not be as intimate as it was before the breakup.
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But shortly after Trump's election, the 2 seemingly rekindled their relationship, as Trump met with Romney while mulling over Cabinet nominees and later endorsed him in Romney's 2018 Senate bid.
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Green said that she and Young rekindled things while spending time together with their 4-year-old son, Nick Jr., back in September — three months after Young and Azalea got engaged.
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The yield curve has uninverted for the most part, US ISM Manufacturing PMI is back above 50, trade agreements have been signed, and equities have rekindled their record-setting move higher.
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While technically her and her on-again, off-again beau Justin Bieber are on a break, their rekindled romance practically broke the internet in November following Gomez's split from The Weeknd.
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The 2003 overthrow of Sunni minority rule in Iraq by the U.S.-led invasion and its replacement by a Shi'ite government under the sway of Iran has rekindled the sectarian firestorm.
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The debate is being rekindled as policymakers ponder the future of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), which is responsible for aircraft certification standards for 32 EU and non-EU nations.
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The accident rekindled a heated row in Italy over the risks to the fragile ecosystem and monuments of Venice posed by cruise ships that routinely sail very close to the shore.
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Last year, the company rekindled that focus on hacking when it introduced a second service — Sprint — which is targeted at corporate companies seeking fresh ideas or wanting a shot of innovation.
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The This Is Us actress appeared on Tuesday's episode of Watch What Happens Live and addressed the situation between Valderrama and Kelly after a caller asked about their reportedly rekindled romance.
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The split news comes after the "Wolves" singer, 25, was photographed spending time with ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber, 23, but an insider tells PEOPLE the exes have not rekindled their romance.
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In case you don't frequent drag strips or have been ignoring the rekindled horsepower wars waging among Detroit automakers, Demon is a souped-up variant of the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat.
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The report rekindled investor interest in riskier assets and weighed on safe-haven assets as it dialed down fears that Trump would impose new tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese goods.
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Renewed worries about U.S.-China trade tension rekindled a dumping of U.S. stocks earlier, though stocks reversed course in late trade, with the Dow and the S&P 500 turning positive.
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SPREAD COMPRESSION Fund managers said a rebound in oil prices and rekindled risk appetite as well as a strong bid from investors before the index inclusion all helped GCC spread compression.
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World shares climbed back towards record highs as hopes that Washington may roll back some of the tariffs it has imposed on Chinese imports rekindled optimism about the global economic outlook.
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The letter was sent just after the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton, which have rekindled debates over internet platform accountability and Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA).
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The pictures rekindled memories in Britain of the media pursuit of William's mother, Princess Diana, who was killed in a car crash in Paris in 1997 while being chased by paparazzi.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stock markets worldwide fell on Tuesday after weak Chinese and British factory data rekindled fears of slowing global growth, sending benchmark Treasury yields to nearly two-week lows.
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Those comments rekindled speculation in equity markets over U.S. monetary tightening this year happening faster than expected, feeding concerns that higher borrowing costs could crimp corporate activity and cool economic growth.
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As metropolitan editor, Mr. Dunleavy rekindled a circulation war with The Daily News when the two tabloids vied for scoops while David Berkowitz, otherwise known as Son of Sam or the .
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Ta-Nehisi Coates, whose 2014 article "The Case for Reparations" in The Atlantic rekindled the debate over reparations for slavery and its legacy, testified on Wednesday before the House Judiciary Committee.
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The 10-year Treasury note fell to an all-time low on Thursday as rekindled coronavirus angst sparked fresh bids for U.S. debt at the expense of riskier assets like stocks.
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Tonight on the show that airs between commercials for Stumptown, we got a rekindled relationship, a rose ceremony, Mike Johnson's final Bachelor audition, a big old cliffhanger, and so much more.
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Clinton, too, when he rekindled an investigation of her, even though everyone expected her to be elected president a few weeks later and thus be in a position to fire him.
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The greenback fell 1% in the first two days of the week, taking it to a one-month low versus its rivals before the latest headlines rekindled some safe-haven demand.
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The new round of controversy has rekindled a briefly dormant cable news war between Fox News and CNN, with top talent from both outlets basking in the failings of the other.
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Gao noted that Xi told Trump during a phone call last week - a gesture that rekindled hopes of a deal - that he hoped the United States could treat Chinese firms fairly.
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The case has triggered a sudden spike in interest in meldonium online and rekindled the curiosity of the relatively niche "noonauts" community—folks looking to enhance their cognitive performance using nootropics.
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Rich Nelson has rekindled that idea with a custom clock he designed and built, using ever-changing LED lighting and a simulated sun and moon to vaguely express the time of day.
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Elon Musk's enthusiasm to bring humans to Mars has rekindled public fascination with the planet, as his private interplanetary transport company, SpaceX, has been launching tests of its reusable rockets all year.
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China is an "all-weather" friend with India's neighbor and long-time foe Pakistan, and a military standoff at the Indian-Chinese high-altitude Himalayan border in 2017 rekindled fears of war.
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The dollar's appreciation has rekindled populist attacks against Beijing, from Senator Chuck Schumer's repeated accusations of currency manipulation to Donald Trump's promise to levy a 45 percent tax on imports from China.
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The tariff threat rekindled fears of a global economic slowdown, sending oil prices lower and halting a recent rally that propelled the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq indexes to record highs.
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China is an "all-weather" friend with India's neighbour and long-time foe Pakistan, and a military standoff at the Indian-Chinese high-altitude Himalayan border in 2017 rekindled fears of war.
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The troubles at India's Jet, which is saddled with a billion dollars in debt, have rekindled memories of Kingfisher Airlines' collapse in 2012 that forced lessors to write off millions of dollars.
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But a sharp slide in the price of oil to 12-year lows this week has rekindled long-held worries that low fossil fuel prices will sap demand for renewable energy sources.
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The Asiana conglomerate's chairman, Park Sam-koo, stepped down from his chief executive posts of Asiana Airlines and Kumho Industrial in March, after an accounting debacle rekindled concern about the group's liquidity.
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The report that Beijing plans to announce retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. President Donald Trump's plans for tariffs on up to $0.73 billion of Chinese goods rekindled worries about a Sino-U.
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Viacom's moves reflect a rekindled interest in advertising supported digital media kicked off by Roku, a device maker that helped viewers stream online videos on TVs that was spun off from Netflix.
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After calling off their engagement in 2013, Miley and Liam rekindled their romance over the holidays in January of this year when they were spotted hanging out at a party in Australia.
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U.S. government debt yields ticked lower Tuesday afternoon after President Donald Trump rekindled his vocal criticism of Beijing, calling the Chinese "cheaters" though he blamed America's trade deficit on past U.S. leaders.
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They have rekindled their love of bigger cars, pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles, favoring them over small cars, hybrids and electric vehicles, which are considered crucial to helping slow global warming.
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South Africa's benchmark stock index dropped about 1%, while the rand was down 0.6% after nationwide electricity blackouts overnight by ailing state utility Eskom spooked investors and rekindled worries about the economy.
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In addition to nurturing relations with Washington and other Western governments, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has rekindled relations with the Chinese government, and made a recent high-level visit to Beijing.
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Akzo and PPG are in a six-month cooling off period which is set to expire in December and analysts said a possible deal could be rekindled as new management beds in.
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The disagreements have also rekindled fears of a new crisis in Greece, which was forced to sign up to another bailout in July 2015 in order to stay in the euro zone.
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We've rekindled those bonds of friendship with Wale, too—he's my best mate, I kind of lost contact with him over the years and I wanted to rebuild that friendship with Wale.
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Delta, in announcing the policy change, said it was trying to remain "neutral" in a national gun debate that has been rekindled by a gunman's attack at a school in Parkland, Fla.
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It rekindled its August rally last week and broke out above $33 this Tuesday, and with institutional investors trading the stock in high volumes, Lang thinks it could be headed to $40.
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Improved relations with Russia were a centerpiece of Trump's foreign policy platform, but the revelations of election interference have all but eliminated the possibility of any rekindled friendship in the near future.
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The deaths of Ms. Jones and Mr. LeGrier had rekindled anger among activists, and had called attention to the way the police respond to situations involving people in mental or emotional distress.
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Apple's shareholder meeting this week rekindled speculation about how the tech giant will spend its $285.1 billion cash hoard, which can now be deployed in the U.S. at a cheaper tax rate.
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The pictures rekindled memories for some in Britain of the media pursuit of William's mother, Princess Diana, who died in a car crash in Paris in 1997 while being chased by paparazzi.
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The attacks on churches and luxury hotels, which killed at least 359 people and wounded about 500, appear to have rekindled a feud between Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe and President Maithripala Sirisena.
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An improving view on global growth, led by the United States on hopes of tax cuts and federal spending under a Trump administration, rekindled the dollar's advance toward a near 14-year peak.
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Cyrus, 23, stepped out on Sunday with Liam Hemsworth, and while the pair have yet to officially confirm their rekindled romance, their latest outing is just another sign the duo is going strong.
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The ensuing furore rekindled memories of the Tories' "omnishambles" budget of 2012, when the government had to eat its words and reverse a tax on hot takeaway-food, a controversy known as pastygate.
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President Barack Obama said Thursday that all Americans should be troubled by recent police shootings, calling on the U.S. to "do better" amid rekindled nationwide debate about the use of force by police.
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But over the course of nine sequestered months, the constant litany of racially incendiary remarks jogged memories, rekindled latent mistrust, and corroded the framework of law and logic we had tried to establish.
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Though Rivera, who played cheerleader Santana on the Fox hit Glee, was romantically linked to actor David Spade this spring, she and Dorsey were believed to have rekindled their romance in recent months.
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Controversy was recently rekindled when Greek youths hoisted a flag on another rocky outcrop.. Reporting by Michele Kambas in Athens and Irem Koca in Istanbul; Writing by Michele Kambas; Editing by Dale Hudson
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Red Bull rekindled memories of their pomp at the Singapore Grand Prix, but team driver Daniel Ricciardo doesn't expect a three-way tussle at the top in Formula One just yet.
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With prices briefly tapping the key psychological level of $1,200 per ounce on Monday, the buying has rekindled a relatively lackluster options market, which has been rangebound for much of the past year.
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It continued with Vice President Joe Biden, who rekindled a spirit of blue-collar pride in America based not on fear or resentment or a sense of decline, but on resilience and toughness.
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Lyon's double fracture is a reminder that, for all the optimism Mr Macron's victory has rekindled in metropolitan folk, the threat of populism, and the dark fascination with political Islam, both remain potent.
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An improving view on global growth, led by the United States on hopes of tax cuts and federal spending under a Trump administration, rekindled the dollar's push toward a near 14-year peak.
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Chinese buyers recently rekindled their interest in U.S. crude, as imports climbed to a nine-month high of 247,000 barrels per day in May, according to figures from the Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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Though they've been keeping things low-key, the "Starboy" singer and Hadid have been spotted together several times since their rekindled romance was confirmed last May, where they were caught kissing at Cannes.
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A report by the Financial Times that the United States had rejected China's offer for preparatory trade talks rekindled worries about their dispute, though White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow later denied it.
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And in the ground zero of the flag fight — South Carolina — Republican operatives describe Haley's push as a one-time response to a tragedy that rekindled wide national scrutiny of the Confederate flag.
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Last month, group Chairman Park Sam-koo resigned as chief executive of both Asiana Airlines and its biggest shareholder, Kumho Industrial Co Ltd, after an accounting debacle rekindled concern about the group's liquidity.
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As a strong earnings season rekindled risk appetite, investors pushed money into U.S. and emerging market equities, while they pulled out of European and Japanese stocks, BAML strategists said, citing EPFR flows data.
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A rise in short-term interest rates and a fall in the longer-dated yield rekindled worries of an inversion in the yield curve, which has been a reliable indicator of a recession.
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Ron writes that he got to know her the years when they crossed paths at Gold Base, the 22012-acre Scientology compound in Hemet, California, and they rekindled a friendship after he left.
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The timing of the affectionate appearance — which included a quick kiss — gave rise to speculation that Anthony and Lopez (who split with longtime partner Beau "Casper" Smart in August) had rekindled their flame.
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In addition to jitters over Comey's ousting, rekindled fears that North Korea could be gearing up for another weapons test fed into risk aversion in the broader markets, taking some pressure off gold.
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The latest flare-up in tensions follows mixed economic data that rekindled woes over the health of the world's top economies but also spurred expectations that central banks could ride to the rescue.
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Her family has tried in vain to locate her and get her released, but in the last propaganda video, filmed and distributed to jihadist websites last month, she said something that rekindled hope.
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Those findings have rekindled the old debate, with Russell Davis and a handful of others arguing football has no place in public education, where the goal is to nurture, not harm, young minds.
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The killings of seven people in Odessa by a lone gunman on Saturday has rekindled the push for stricter gun laws, rousing Democrats and outside reform advocates already energized by the summer's tragedies.
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The sugary, violin-heavy score that elbows its way into virtually every scene might beg to differ, but its cudgeling chords can't force enchantment when, improbably, Mary and Michael's jaded passions are rekindled.
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Wu Kan, head of equity trading at investment firm Shanshan Finance, said the dramatic bidding war around developer Vanke has rekindled interest in stocks recently, but economic fundamentals don't support a bull market.
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The pound was 0.48% weaker against the dollar at $1.301, extending its precipitous drop this week after Johnson rekindled the possibility of a British exit from the European Union without a trade agreement.
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The pound was 0.51% weaker against the dollar at $1.301, extending its precipitous drop this week after Johnson rekindled the possibility of a British exit from the European Union without a trade agreement.
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The pound was 0.48% weaker against the dollar at $1.301, extending its precipitous drop this week after Johnson rekindled the possibility of a British exit from the European Union without a trade agreement.
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Now that I have fully deconstructed my game, and, by extension, rekindled the light in my soul, I will be writing about the highlights of actual NBA playoff games for the foreseeable future.
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The latest flare-up in tensions follows mixed economic data that rekindled worries about the health of the world's top economies but also spurred expectations that central banks could ride to the rescue.
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Another notable rivalry will be rekindled in the women's 5,000, when the Americans Molly Huddle and Emily Infield line up in a rematch of the 10,000 in last year's outdoor world championships in Beijing.
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Along with the release of Mod Sélection, his rekindled feud with Kanye West has been making headlines — back in September, Drake followed Kim Kardashian West on Instagram, which West did not take kindly to.
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Gold inched higher on Thursday as weak economic data rekindled fears over global growth, while bullion's recovery from four-month lows and an improved technical picture prompted some investors to cover their short positions.
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Long-term U.S. government debt yields reversed an early climb Thursday and fell into the red in afternoon trading as investor angst over the state of the global economy rekindled demand for safer assets.
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She rekindled dusty relationships and joined at least a dozen groups, including a family group, a group for work colleagues, a group for school friends, a group for organic farmers, and another for environmentalists.
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Donald Trump's suggestion this week that police need to stop-and-frisk people more frequently rekindled a raging debate over aggressive law enforcement tactics and its impact on the public's troubled relationship with cops.
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A rise in short-term interest rates and a fall in the long-date yield rekindled worries of an inversion in the yield curve, where shorter-debt yields become higher than longer-term ones.
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The deal was the latest equity follow-on offering in Brazil this year, underscoring how government efforts to cut spending and pull the economy out of a three-year recession have rekindled investor confidence.
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While paparazzi had captured Stewart and Maxwell together in New York in late May and June, their steamy July vacation off the Amalfi coast seemed like a sign that they had rekindled their romance.
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A rise in short-term interest rates and a fall in the long-dated yield rekindled worries of an inversion in the yield curve, where shorter-debt yields become higher than longer-term ones.
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A planned 3.7 billion-euro portfolio sale by majority state-owned permanent tsb, including some 14,000 home loans, rekindled the debate and forced the government to seek to tighten regulations around distressed loan sales.
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The way the battle was fought - via lawsuits and counter lawsuits - and the high value of the assets involved, rekindled concerns about Russia's investment climate and raised questions about the Kremlin's oversight of business.
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Even though just a small fraction of the loop trail has been completed, Atlantans, in one of the purer expressions of America's newly rekindled romance with city life, have already passionately embraced the project.
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Shares at Italy's infrastructure group gained more than 6% on Tuesday as comments from a minister rekindled hopes that the infrastructure group could reach a compromise with the government over its lucrative motorway concession.
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Global stocks fell as the outbreak rekindled memories of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in 2002/2003, another coronavirus which broke out in China and killed nearly 800 people in a global pandemic.
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The Aussie, along with the Chinese yuan, got a lift on Tuesday as China and the United States rekindled trade talks ahead of a meeting next week between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.
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A telephone call between Trump and Xi on Tuesday, as well as confirmation the two will meet in Japan on the sidelines of a Group of 20 summit, have rekindled hopes of a detente.
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SAN FRANCISCO — An order by the San Francisco authorities to vacate a sidewalk tent camp in a commercial district has rekindled passions over the city's longstanding homeless problem, which residents say has reached crisis levels.
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For all the furious debate over constitutional rights rekindled by the first Supreme Court abortion case in nearly a decade, the stated goal of the law at issue is a medical one: ensuring patient safety.
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Planned demonstrations in Chile, a staunchly Catholic country, have rekindled accusations Francis has not done enough to root out sexual abuse in the Church, especially holding bishops accountable for covering up or mishandling sexual abuse.
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While most have since been released on bail, the frequency of arrests - along with the detention last week of two Reuters reporters - has rekindled worries among some journalists trying to cover violence in Rakhine State.
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On Tuesday, the Younger star, 30, told the ladies of The Talk that she identifies with Gomez and Bieber's relationship, and dished the details about her own rekindled romance with on-again boyfriend Matthew Koma.
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After a tough year that involved treatment for mental health issues, a social media detox, and a rekindled, then fizzled romance with her ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez is officially living her best life.
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Colonel Arnaud Beltrame's heroism has helped reassure a nation left shaken and in mourning after Moroccan-born Radouane Lakdim's killing spree, an attack that rekindled a debate over how France deals with suspected militant Islamists.
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The two also celebrated with a pre-Christmas Eve party with Hemsworth's brother, Chris Hemsworth, and his wife Elsa Pataky After ending their engagement in 2013, Cyrus and Hemsworth rekindled their romance earlier this year.
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Terry Wohlers, president of U.S.-based industry consultancy Wohlers Associates, said after initial doubts his optimism for the project was rekindled when learning that the first parts demonstrated would be in test flights this year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government has rekindled its industrial strategy, unveiled earlier this year to prepare the economy for Brexit, with plans to boost the country's pharmaceuticals sector via fresh investments and public-private collaborations.
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The pair, who broke British legal history with their $2009 million split in 2008, have recently rekindled their romance – and Orianne now believes they're ready to retrace their steps all the way to the altar.
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Just last month, Olivia Culpo confirmed that she and NFL star Danny Amendola had rekindled their romance with a P.D.A.-packed Instagram, but a source tells PEOPLE that Amendola hasn't been taking their relationship seriously.
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President Donald Trump, six months into his presidency and facing simmering tensions in Asia, has not only ignored his predecessors, he's rekindled his deep-seeded animosity for the man who handed him the nuclear codes.
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Still, the dramatic scenes rekindled questions about the extent to which climate change can be blamed for such a monster hurricane, beyond broad predictions that global warming will increase the frequency of freak weather events.
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The news also rekindled the oft-talked about discussion about a merger between the CWHL and NWHL, with the latter offering perhaps some reassuring words to players affected by the shutdown of the Canadian league.
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Plus, with hope for a long-rumored, long-delayed sequel rekindled lately with some Instagram posts, playing the original is a good way to get prepared for the Beyond Good and Evil 2 hype train.
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As she and Daniel discover that their rekindled intimacy carries the blight of old problems, Maeve must decide whether to stay with her new family in Florida or embark on a crucial research opportunity abroad.
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After Kevin Wendt and Astrid Loch's shocking split on Bachelor in Paradise, fans were thrilled to learn that the couple had reunited when the couple opened up about their rekindled romance on the show's finale.
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The Friday morning vote came a day after senators began reviewing a 46-page supplemental FBI report on sexual assault allegations that threw Kavanaugh's nomination into chaos and rekindled a national debate on sexual assault.
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U.S. stocks ended near the lows of the day on Tuesday as energy shares tumbled alongside the price of oil and soft Chinese trade data rekindled fears that the global economy is weaker than anticipated.
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The shooting at Parkland's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School rekindled the debate for stronger gun control legislation and sparked a wave of "March For Our Lives" demonstrations organized by Parkland survivors and gun control activists.
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I had just rekindled things with an ex after he'd split with his latest girlfriend – it was one of those romances that's on and off for years, and overall a bit toxic for everyone involved.
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But the suicide blast, claimed by ISIS, almost immediately rekindled debate about the wisdom of pulling about 2,000 US military personnel from the geopolitical battleground where Iran, Russia and Turkey are also vying for influence.
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That's the kind of fire Bryan needs rekindled inside himself, and "Billions" has a tight enough grasp on its massive trove of supporting characters to know that Gus is the guy to strike the match.
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" The theory was rekindled in 2001, at the dawn of the crowdsourced web, when a guy named Bart Sibrel produced a 47-minute "documentary" called "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon.
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The coalition's confrontation with the European Commission, which has flagged possible disciplinary action over Rome's big-spending fiscal policies, has sent a shiver through Italian bonds and rekindled fears of a full-blown financial crisis.
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The proceedings also captured the turmoil of the Trump administration a day after the president fired Mr. Sessions and rekindled fears about the future of the Justice Department's investigation of Mr. Trump's ties to Russia.
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Even as there's a rekindled interest in the old ways, though, the steep-sided valley — which embraces the upper reaches of the Otra River and is known for its stunning natural beauty — is losing inhabitants.
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As attacks on the rule of law become more frequent and intense, the public has rekindled its often dormant affection for public-interest lawyers — endearingly unglamorous defenders of principle over politics, of rules over ruffianism.
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Gold stocks were the biggest gainers, surging 2.2 percent to end a four-day losing streak, after bullion climbed on Friday, as signs of weak global growth rekindled investor interest in the safe-haven metal.
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The dollar rose against a basket of currencies on Friday, rebounding from a near 26.876-1/2-month low, as upbeat U.S. economic data and higher Treasury yields rekindled some investor appetite for the greenback.
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The world's wavering attention to Libya was rekindled in July by the bombing of the militia-run detention center, which made victims of scores of African migrants who were effectively trapped in the country's turmoil.
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The hope is that either you can see yourself in these characters, or that you can find an empathy or an understanding or a commonality that either wasn't present before or needs to be rekindled.
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The way the battle is being fought - via lawsuits and counter lawsuits - and the high value of the assets involved, has rekindled concerns about Russia's investment climate and raised questions about the Kremlin's oversight of business.
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" In an interview earlier this year, Teefey admitted she was "not happy" about the rekindled romance, but added that "Selena can live her life however she wants as long as she is happy, safe and healthy.
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Then, in 2016, researchers found that ice in the undersides of an Antarctic ice shelf contained nearly 500 times more iron than the ice above it, which rekindled Warren's curiosity and led him to this theory.
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The divorce, and the romance with Shelton that followed, rekindled the contradictions that had been smoothed out of Stefani's image over the previous decade: Now, she was the "edgy" cool mom with the nice country guy.
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MARKET NEWS * Asian shares slipped on Thursday as a surprise deterioration in German business morale rekindled fears of slowing global growth, while oil prices pulled back slightly after a sharp run-up earlier in the week.
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While Chinese Vice Premier Liu He is still set to join a delegation of Chinese negotiators this week in Washington, the latest development between the world's largest economies has rekindled concerns about the global growth outlook.
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Harvest their wings and bones and guts and every resource in sight, search for a cauldron to make food and elixirs, and once it rains, have a good think about how to get the fire rekindled.
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Friday's July non-farm payrolls report, which showed U.S. employers added 21.60,000 jobs, rekindled expectations the Fed may again be leaning toward raising the interest rate banks charge each other for overnight loans of federal funds.
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Though Brazier and Rivera divorced in 2005, they later rekindled their relationship and had two daughters, now 11 and 5, court records show, according to the Decatur Daily, the News Courier and local TV station WHNT.
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Political tensions were rekindled in Zambia last month when the country's main opposition party, the United Party for National Development (UPND), filed a motion seeking to impeach President Edgar Lungu over accusations of breaching the constitution.
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Comments from Trump on Thursday that he plans to announce what he said would be the most ambitious tax reform plan since the Reagan era in the next few weeks rekindled hopes for big tax cuts.
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The improvement in U.S. economic data, including manufacturing, construction spending and auto sales earlier this week, rekindled expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise rates at least once later this year, giving support to bank shares.
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In 2016, Drake and Rihanna potentially rekindled their relationship—at least that is what the appearance at OVO Fest, her ANTI tour, the MTV Video Music Awards, club appearances together, and matching tattoos seemed to suggest.
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The duo, who were forced to put the brakes on their blossoming relationship when the show's "truth booth" revealed they weren't each other's perfect match, rekindled their romance following the season's cast reunion in March 2017.
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A few of this week's picks directly address the deaths of Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, and the Dallas police officers, and the conversations about gun violence and systematic prejudice that have been rekindled in their wake.
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" The uproar over Pruitt seemed to die down in recent weeks until conservative talk-show host Laura Ingraham rekindled it last week, tweeting that Pruitt's "bad judgment" is hurting the president and that he's "gotta go.
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Hopes for the eventual release of Beyond Good & Evil 3603 — a sequel to Michel Ancel's wonderful 2003 video game, not Friedrich Nietzche's 1886 philosophical tome — have been rekindled by a cryptic Instagram post from the director.
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The rekindled Catalonia crisis has also further complicated Spain's fragmented political environment as preparations are being made for its fourth election in as many years on Sunday after having been without a proper government for months.
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Those comments rekindled speculation in the equity markets about the pace of U.S. monetary tightening this year being more rapid than expected, amid concerns that higher borrowing rates could crimp corporate activity and cool economic growth.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday rekindled his criticism of California's wildfire prevention steps and threatened to withhold billions of dollars of federal funding amid one of the most destructive fire seasons on record.
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Traders also reported a pick-up this week in inquiries for other grains, including U.S. distillers dried grains (DDGS), a byproduct of making corn ethanol, as improving trade relations rekindled the broader U.S.-China grain trade.
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In the wake of their split, Gomez rekindled her romance with ex Justin Bieber, while Bella and The Weeknd got back together a year later in 2018 after they were spotted together at a Coachella party.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. federal funds futures clung near five-week lows on Wednesday following a steeper-than-forecast 4 percent drop in durable goods orders in June which rekindled some concerns about the manufacturing sector.
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The latest flare up in tensions follows a mixed bag of economic data that rekindled woes over the health of the world's top economies but also spurred expectations that central banks could ride to the rescue.
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Now, a voyage in a specially constructed replica boat has rekindled ties between the Makassans from Sulawesi island and the Yolngu clan in northeast Arnhem Land, providing a powerful message about belonging for young Australian Muslims.
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"Daytona," the Kanye West-produced album that included the lines that rekindled an increasingly personal battle with Drake, sold 39,000 albums and had 54 million streams, according to Nielsen, for a total of 77,000 album units.
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NEW YORK, Jan 9 (Reuters) - The U.S. bond market's gauges of investors' inflation expectations turned higher on Wednesday as the ongoing rebound in oil prices rekindled bets on faster domestic price growth in the coming months.
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It's been rekindled in recent years by a relatively stagnant Intel's delays in shipping its next-gen chips that use its 10nm process, combined with a resurgent AMD actually shipping competitive products with its Ryzen line.
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LUANDA (Reuters) - The U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) is deeply concerned about rekindled tension in the violent Kasai region of the Democratic Republic of Congo and criticized the Angolan government for forcing some 500 refugees to return.
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Concerns about smoking were rekindled last year by a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which found that depictions or suggestions of tobacco use in top-grossing movies were on the rise again.
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Bieber and Baldwin had only rekindled their long-running on-again, off-again relationship for a month in summer 2018 before Baldwin was spotted wearing an engagement ring, and they had their courthouse wedding that September.
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He even laughed off a question about a possible rematch with LeBron James on Sunday in Cleveland, declining to answer a question that rekindled images of Stephenson blowing in James's ear during the 2014 conference finals.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brexit minister David Davis rekindled a debate about the credibility of the government's own forecasts by saying on Thursday that every economic prediction on the British economy since the EU referendum has been wrong.
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Hopes of an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve have helped to support the market amid the trade tensions and mixed economic data that has rekindled worries about the health of the world's top economies.
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Catalan lawmakers rekindled the constitutional crisis Monday by naming Puigdemont as their sole candidate to lead the regional parliament in a vote to be held later this month, setting the stage for another standoff with Madrid.
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This comes after Gomez rekindled a romance with ex Justin Bieber (and they were recently spotted kissing) so that may have influenced The Weeknd's decision to erase the "Wolves" singer from his photo-sharing history as well.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has rekindled U.S. election campaign jibes by making light of the size of President Donald Trump's hands at an annual fundraising event on Monday, according to an exclusive report by The Telegraph.
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Protest organizers say the anger at Fikri's death, which shocked even staunch royalists, has rekindled the broader resentment at the establishment over joblessness and the big gap between rich and poor that drove those pro-democracy protests.
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Over the past season, Sansa has somewhat rekindled her relationship with Tyrion — not in a romantic way in any means, but the two have clearly shared a few moments since they're still husband and wife after all.
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Washington (CNN)The incredible saga of the controversial nuclear waste depository in Yucca Mountain, Nevada, roughly 90 miles outside of Las Vegas, was rekindled Wednesday when Donald Trump twice ducked the issue during a local TV interview.
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The Weeknd takes a noticeable change in the second verse, swapping out his sweet, silky vocals for something much throatier and aggressive as he references Gomez' life-saving kidney transplant (!!!!!!!) and her (rumored) rekindled romance Justin Bieber.
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Tensions on the Korean peninsula had eased in recent sessions, but Pyongyang rekindled them by firing a missile on Tuesday morning that flew over Japan and landed in the Pacific waters off the northern region of Hokkaido.
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Like most brown-haired women with bangs who weren't popular in high school, I feel a personal connection with the comedian, which is why I am watching her possibly-rekindled relationship with Chris Evans like a hawk.
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President Donald Trump's package, known as a rescissions request to kill existing budget commitments, rekindled partisan fiscal conflict in Congress on the heels of relative calm with the March 23 enactment of a government-wide funding bill.
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"Seeing positive feedback on my hacks feels wonderful, and when people tell me that my hacks have rekindled their enjoyment of the Pokémon series, I feel like I've done something good with my free time," Vento shares.
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People who for one reason or another have had to let their dreams go and forced to do something they don't necessarily enjoy doing and being able to have that light rekindled was such a beautiful thing.
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The Hungarians, who finished fourth in the 1972 European Championship after reaching the last eight in the 1966 World Cup, at times rekindled memories of the famous generation of players who reached the 1954 World Cup final.
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The debate has raged in recent months and was rekindled when a group of high-powered campaigners wrote to the Times newspaper to lambast Stonewall's dismissal of opposing views to its stance that "trans women are women".
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The retreat in equity markets rekindled some safe-haven bids for U.S. Treasuries and other government debt, whose yields had risen from record lows linked to Britain's stunning vote to leave the European Union a month ago.
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The improvement in U.S. economic data, including manufacturing, construction spending and auto sales earlier this week, rekindled expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise rates at least once later this year, giving a boost to bank shares.
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While that flame is unlikely to be fully rekindled, version 3.0 marks a welcome return to form, one that tightens the story but still seems disarmingly weird and appropriately suited to the current political and cultural moment.
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Justin Bieber has a new relationship — not just with his new lady Hailey Baldwin, but also with his new mustache, which he's been sporting since he and the model first sparked rumors that they've rekindled their romance.
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LONDON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - The British government has rekindled its industrial strategy, unveiled earlier this year to prepare the economy for Brexit, with plans to boost the country's pharmaceuticals sector via fresh investments and public-private collaborations.
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No doubt when he arrived in North London he exchanged stories of Serie A with Platt, with whom he struck up a professional relationship that would be rekindled at Manchester City a decade and a half later.
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The Frankfurt-based central bank blamed the outflows on lower bond yields in the euro area than abroad and Britain's vote to leave the European Union, which has rekindled worries about the survival of the European project.
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LONDON, July 4143 (Reuters) - Emerging stocks rose half a percent on Monday and currencies broadly strengthened, as the afterglow of Wall Street ending the week on a high note and a tepid dollar rekindled investors' risk appetite.
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The tension between the president and the players was rekindled in recent weeks when N.F.L. owners decreed last month that players would face punishment — and their teams could be fined — if they knelt during the national anthem.
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But a week with the beta version of Fresco, Adobe's latest drawing and painting app for the iPad Pro, has rekindled a lot of the muscle memory I've forgotten from art classes since I started working digitally.
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Gold rose on Thursday as weak data from the United States rekindled fears of an economic slowdown and as concerns surfaced over possible risks to a new Brexit deal, while supply-squeezed palladium continued its record run.
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The NYT notes that the Odessa shooting has rekindled a debate over gun control that had been prompted by the El Paso attack but which faded when Trump appeared to defer to Congress, which went into recess.
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And it rekindled class resentment in a city already racked by the so-called Yellow Vest movement, a populist response to economic inequality in France that tapped into a rising global movement against the concentration of wealth.
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Aside from Draghi's comments, equity markets got a boost on Tuesday when U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed he would meet with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping at next week's G20 meeting, as the two sides rekindled trade talks.
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Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan were spotted on the set of the hotly anticipated sequel to the steamy film Fifty Shades of Darker – and from the looks of it, Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey have rekindled their love.
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The billionaire also rekindled the notion that Cruz could be ineligible to serve as president because he was born in Canada -- a contention that most legal experts have dismissed, though it has never been tested in federal court.
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The prospect of stronger spending in America, which has raised bond yields and strengthened the dollar against the yen, has rekindled some optimism about Abenomics, Mr Abe's campaign to lift the economy out of its decades-long stagnation.
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FROM PEN: Grammy News and Notes: Album of the Year Nominees Miley, whose last album was 2015's Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz, previously told Billboard that "Malibu" was partly inspired by her rekindled relationship with Liam Hemsworth.
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It then strengthened in early January and had been trading in a flat range, although its breach of the 6.9 per dollar level on Friday rekindled some depreciation expectations and triggered some corporate dollar buying on Monday morning.
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Li's move rekindled German fears about high-tech know-how falling into Chinese hands and Daimler initially balked at the prospect of an alliance, in part on fears it might alienate Mercedes' existing Chinese partner BAIC (1958.HK).
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The dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Monday as big gains in oil prices rekindled demand for the euro and commodity-sensitive currencies, soothing concerns about the effects of weak commodity prices on the global economy.
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I'm probably the most vocal supporter of small smartphones outside of HP Veer fan forums, and Apple's new 4-inch device has rekindled my love of small things and served as a reminder of my preference for compactness.
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They meet again in 1972, at a protest outside a courthouse where a woman is on trial for having an abortion, and their rekindled friendship, based now on their experiences of feminist activism, becomes the movie's dramatic core.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Authorities in China are investigating a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) firm linked to the death of a young girl with cancer, after the case was rekindled online and reignited widespread anger over perceived failings in healthcare.
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Friday's release of July's non-farm payrolls report, which showed U.S. employers added 255,23 jobs, rekindled expectations the Fed may again be leaning toward raising the interest rate banks charge each other for overnight loans of federal funds.
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ROME — The suicide of an Italian woman who fought a long court battle to get videos of her having sex removed from the web has rekindled a national debate on the perils of social media and the internet.
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Beyond its impact on the civil rights movement, Till's memory has inspired protesters, historians and documentarians to the present day; endured in popular culture as a synonym for injustice; and occasionally rekindled anger when used in unexpected ways.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreed in April to open a new chapter in ties, just months after a dispute over a stretch of their high-altitude Himalayan border rekindled fears of war.
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Gold steadied on Monday after paring losses as weak U.S. manufacturing data rekindled worries about a slowing economy, while palladium exceeded $216.95,20.4 per ounce in its week-long surge to new all-time highs on a supply crunch.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose to its highest level against the yen in more than two weeks on Tuesday, as a rekindled appetite for risk continued to drive sentiment after Japan's ruling coalition won a weekend election.
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They did a lot of damage but rekindled national interest in restoration efforts that have long been championed by Save the Salt and the Specialty Equipment Market Association, a trade group representing manufacturers of equipment used by racers.
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But marginal improvements in trade rhetoric — notably a "Phase One" trade truce with Beijing — and three interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve through October rekindled investors' appetite for stocks, which have rallied 10% since last month's low.
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Rob's been renting one of Kylie's homes in nearby Hidden Hills since December, but that place has been sitting empty since Father's Day when he rekindled things with Blac Chyna and sort of moved back in with her.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - A dispute over data privacy between Switzerland and Germany has been rekindled after Zurich prosecutors charged three Germans with industrial espionage and violating bank secrecy for aiding German officials during a court battle with a Swiss bank.
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From her thoughts on Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber's rekindled friendship to her favorite KarJenner sibling and what's husband Kanye West's weirdest habit, Kardashian West, 37, held nothing back to answer all of the Oscar winner's "deeply personal" inquiries.
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Speculation about a possible spin-off has also been rekindled by Telecom Italia Chairman and Vivendi CEO Arnaud de Puyfontaine, who said on July 28 it was an "interesting" option and "something that will be discussed in the future".
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Even when Goldberg and Wilson threw out some big plot lines such as Aleksandr Petrovsky and Brady's birthday party where Miranda and Steve famously "rekindled their relationship" in the laundry room (poor Debbie), the child actor did not budge.
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With that plan now in tatters, the prospects of the two men Merkel hoped to block from succeeding her —Health Minister Jens Spahn, 39, and Friedrich Merz, 64, a prominent former MP and longtime Merkel foe — have been rekindled.
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Yet, even if Mr. Corbyn is in a position of internal strength, the anti-Semitism dispute, along with his reluctance to blame Russia for the poisoning of a former spy in Salisbury, England, has rekindled debate about his leadership.
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Jenelle and David are also giving pet ownership another shot ... they both posted videos Wednesday of the same baby goat, and we're told the animal is living with them in NC. The rekindled relationship is even crossing state lines.
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" In an interview with Gossip Cop earlier this year, Teefey admitted she was "not happy" about the rekindled romance, but added that "Selena can live her life however she wants as long as she is happy, safe and healthy.
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Germany's 13-year bond yield hit a 3-1/2-week high as a rise in domestic consumer prices in the United States rekindled bets of a December interest rate hike in the United States, the world's biggest economy.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toshiba Corp said it may have to book several billion dollars in charges related to a U.S. nuclear power acquisition, a shock warning that sent its stock tumbling 12 percent and rekindled concerns about its accounting acumen.
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TOKYO, June 19 (Reuters) - Oil prices climbed on Wednesday, extending sharp gains from the previous session on rekindled hopes for a U.S.-China trade deal and on continued tensions in the Middle East after tanker attacks there last week.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors rekindled their love affair with emerging markets this year, pouring billions of dollars into their stocks and bonds, but the prospect of the Federal Reserve raising U.S. interest rates threatens to cool the relationship once again.
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But the unveiling of the plan, coupled with upbeat U.S. durable goods orders, helped give an added lift to the greenback, which has benefited from rekindled expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates again by year-end.
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The story fueled the growing controversy over the Trump team's ties to Russia, which was rekindled Monday when FBI Director James Comey publicly confirmed the bureau is investigating whether Trump associates coordinated with Moscow during the 2016 presidential election.
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The stronger dollar also dampened demand for oil, while a report showing U.S. crude stockpiles soared to record highs for a sixth straight week, tripling what analysts had expected, rekindled worries of a glut and further pressured the commodity.
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Sharif has always denied any wrongdoing and his toppling has rekindled concerns about Pakistan's democracy after a member of his Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party hinted that elements of the powerful military were in some way involved.
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LONDON, Feb 210.13 (Reuters) - Rekindled risk appetite helped emerging stocks to a second day of healthy gains on Tuesday while South African stocks jumped after the ruling ANC party decided to remove President Jacob Zuma as head of state.
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The story fueled the growing controversy over the Trump team's ties to Russia, which was rekindled Monday when FBI Director James Comey publicly confirmed the bureau is investigating whether Trump associates coordinated with Moscow during the 2016 presidential race.
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Democrats on Capitol Hill are pressing hard to adopt tougher gun laws following a pair of mass shootings this month that horrified the country and rekindled the on-again, off-again push to install higher barriers to owning firearms.
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The agents' response — firing tear gas into the crowd — triggered widespread outrage and rekindled complaints that the Border Patrol, bolstered by President Donald Trump's tough talk, is too quick to use force, particularly when responding to people throwing rocks.
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But bipartisan outrage has been rekindled by the news that Mr. Trump ordered the dismissal of Mr. Mueller, backtracking only after Donald F. McGahn II, the White House counsel, said he would resign rather than carry out the order.
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The FTSE 100 gave up 13%, as of 0835 GMT, as Washington's tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from key Latin American trading partners rekindled fears of trade tensions and overshadowed encouraging data from China and euro zone economies.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Prices of base metals broadly rose on Monday as positive signals from Washington over the weekend rekindled optimism that the United States and China could soon sign a deal to end their bitter trade spat.
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He recorded his last win at his home Spanish Grand Prix in 2013 and has scored just 75 points since he rejoined McLaren at the start of their rekindled partnership with Honda, who will supply Toro Rosso next year.
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The first season rekindled the rivalry introduced in "The Karate Kid" (1984) — albeit in finely aged form — with William Zabka reprising his role as the erstwhile bully Johnny Lawrence and Ralph Macchio as Daniel LaRusso, the original movie's protagonist.
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Diplomatic talks were rekindled between leaders of the two countries on Wednesday, though most doubt a breakthrough deal will be reached when U.S. President Donald Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Osaka next week.
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And the program, "Battle for the Airwaves," hosted by the actor and singer James Naughton, rekindled memories of a time when the ascent of Elvis Presley was regarded by popular music's old guard as a nothing less than a barbarian invasion.
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The unveiling of the tax plan, coupled with upbeat data on U.S. durable goods orders, helped give an added lift to the greenback, which has benefited from rekindled expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates again by year-end.
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LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Brexit minister David Davis on Thursday rekindled a debate about the credibility of the government's own forecasts by saying that every economic forecast made about the performance of the British economy after the referendum has been wrong.
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The McKinley and other new or rekindled fires are burning at a time of year when blazes are usually winding down and when late-summer rains normally drench the landscape, said Tim Mowry, a spokesman for the Alaska Division of Forestry.
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After college, we rekindled that romance, dated two years, broke up for nine months, dated again nine months, then she moved to Japan for two years, I followed her after 1.5 of those years, and asked her back to the States.
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TOKYO, May 2110.6500 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices gained across the board on Tuesday as U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to raise tariffs on Chinese goods this week rekindled fears of a trade war, stoking demand for safe-haven debt.
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A firming of price measures and solid readings from other U.S. data have rekindled market expectations of further tightening this year, and any sign that could still happen in the first half would be liable to aid the dollar, Halpenny said.
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Memories of how China was slow to tell the world about the SARS outbreak were rekindled on Friday when a doctor who had tried to raise the alarm about the new coronavirus succumbed to the disease in a Wuhan hospital.
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A telephone call between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi JinPing last week, as well as confirmation the two will meet in Japan on the sidelines of a Group of 20 summit, have rekindled hopes of a detente.
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Paul LePage rekindled a months-old controversy Wednesday night when he told a town hall that "90-plus percent" of drug dealers arrested in Maine "are black and Hispanic people" from states like New York and Connecticut, according to a report.
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But hopes for a revival of negotiations have been rekindled by a telephone call on Wednesday between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, and confirmation they will meet next week in Japan at a G20 summit.
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Over the weekend, Gomez reunited with ex-Justin Bieber, whom she dated on and off from 2011 to 2015, for breakfast at a cafe in West Village, California but sources confirmed to the magazine that they've not rekindled their romance.
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In fact, just as the Kim regime was making nice with South Korea ahead of the Olympics games last month, it also rekindled a brazen cybercrime campaign that has stolen millions of dollars from South Korean banks and bitcoin firms.
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While the country was busy the last few weeks debating the the anti-competitive implications of AT&T's $86 billion acquisition of Time Warner and Sinclair's $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media, another controversial and problematic merger was quietly rekindled.
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WASHINGTON — A proposal by a senior House Republican to dismantle portions of the 2010 Wall Street reforms known as the Dodd-Frank Act has rekindled a partisan debate over the state of banking regulation eight years after the financial crisis.
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Bets that Rousseff will be replaced by a more business-friendly administration have rekindled appetite for Brazilian assets, with the real jumping more than 10 percent last month and the Bovespa among the world's best performing stock indexes this year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - BlackRock Inc said on Friday it had suspended the issuing of shares in its physically backed gold exchange traded product due to a historic surge in buying as global economic uncertainty rekindled bullion's safe-haven appeal among investors.
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The 50th anniversary of that conflict has rekindled memories of the event, when the flattened district's 650 Palestinians residents, mostly poor migrants, were urged to move to Shuafat, a refugee camp, or fled further, to camps in Lebanon and Jordan.
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The Weeknd and Bella Hadid took their rekindled romance home for a relaxing weekend on the farm after a busy month of locking lips in Cannes and affirming months of speculation about their relationship status with an Instagram post in Tokyo.
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As the franchise' 20th anniversary fervor and the hype around viral augmented reality app Pokémon GO have petered out, Ying has rekindled the passion through drawings of Gen I and II Pokémon posted to Instagram over the last three months.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global equity markets fell sharply on Monday, while gold and bonds rose, after a 7 percent slide in Chinese shares sparked by weak economic data rekindled worries over global growth on the first day of trading in 2016.
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Gold prices eased on Thursday as a report that China has invited top U.S. negotiators for a new round of talks rekindled some hopes regarding the U.S.-China trade deal, but mixed signals on the progress of talks limited bullion's losses.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders — whose presidential bid has fallen on hard times since a disappointing Super Tuesday earlier this month — rekindled some of his old momentum on Monday with a win over former Vice President Joe Biden in the Democrats Abroad primary.
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Former bassist D'arcy Wretzky isn't involved, but James Iha and Jimmy Chamberlain are back in the fold, and their first single together since 2000's Machina/The Machines of God, last month's "Solara," actually rekindled a little of their former grandeur.
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Last year, during the Yankees' deepest postseason run since 2012, those raucous crowds rekindled memories of the team's old stadium and the magic it held, urging the Yankees on when the outcome seemed bleak and leaving even steeled opponents somewhat shaken.
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While there have been no reports of deaths or illnesses related to the substandard vaccines, the news has rattled public confidence in the government and rekindled fears that corruption in the nation's vast drug industry is placing ordinary people at risk.
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So when Ms. Donahue learned in recent days that Mr. Bulger's estate had filed a $200 million wrongful death claim against the federal government over Mr. Bulger's fatal beating in a West Virginia prison, it rekindled her pain, she said.
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Official hints that China could send the People's Liberation Army in to quell pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong have rekindled memories of the armed crackdown 30 years ago that ended the student-led protests in Beijing and other Chinese cities.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices edged higher on Monday as positive comments from the United States and China rekindled hopes in global markets that the world's two largest economies could soon sign an interim deal to end their trade war.
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But a federal indictment returned in Manhattan seemed to confirm that Ms. Veselnitskaya had deep ties to senior Russian government officials and rekindled questions about whether the Kremlin tried to use her as an intermediary to Donald J. Trump's campaign.
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The crisis has rekindled protests against the government, with public servants in January threatening to down tools over wages, while broader impatience with the deepening poverty upsetting the fragile calm since the 2017 coup that toppled long-time ruler Robert Mugabe.
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In addition growth risks have rekindled in China; Europe's suddenly poorer outlook could mean weaker world demand; and to top it all off the threat of a slide in global trade has been magnified by the Trump administration's tariff threats.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese owner of Swedish car brand Volvo said on Wednesday that the autonomous driving industry should move forward prudently in the wake of a deadly accident in the United States this month that has rekindled a debate about safety.
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The decades-long fight over inclusion in the celebration of the patron saint of Ireland was rekindled this week when OUTVETS said that organizers of the 116-year-old parade told them they would not be invited back to the March 19 event.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A South Korean political vacuum and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's concerns about his conservative political base have rekindled a feud over wartime history, just as tension over North Korea makes cooperation between the U.S. allies as vital as ever.
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Over the past six months, the "Fetish" crooner has undergone an invasive kidney transplant and a subsequent surgery, has gotten together and broken up with The Weeknd, and has seemingly rekindled her on-again-off-again romance with childhood sweetheart Justin Bieber.
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Although it was rumored the pair has rekindled all the way back in January, it took until May for anything semi-official to pop up on their Instagram accounts, and it wasn't until July that they actually confirmed their relationship to the public.
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WUHAN, China (Reuters) - The leaders of China and India agreed to open a new chapter in their relationship on Saturday after an informal summit, just months after a dispute over a stretch of their high-altitude Himalayan border rekindled fears of war.
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They rekindled their relationship after the show and it was Pesce, who'd seen Sorrentino grapple with prescription pill abuse leading up to a 60-day stint in rehab in 2012, who most recently tried to help him avoid falling into another addiction spiral.
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The deal fell apart in recent months and is unlikely to be rekindled because Shear and Amin are at odds over the sale price, according to three people familiar with the firm, who spoke on condition of anonymity as the events were private.
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In A Year in the Life, audiences watch a rekindled (secret) romance between Rory and Logan years after she rejected his proposal, and at the end of the four-part revival, it is revealed that Rory is pregnant, presumably with Logan's child.
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The story fueled the growing controversy over the Trump team's ties to Russia, which was rekindled Monday when FBI Director James Comey publicly confirmed the bureau is investigating whether Trump associates coordinated with Moscow to influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congressional Republicans on Tuesday accused Hillary Clinton's State Department of failing to protect four Americans killed in a 2012 attack in Libya, in a final report that contained no major new revelations but rekindled debate on the U.S. presidential campaign trail.
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The ride marks the third time that Gomez and Bieber have been seen together since her breakup with the R&B star born Abel Tesfaye was revealed on Monday, but sources tell PEOPLE that their rekindled friendship was not responsible for the split.
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" Backlash over the comment rekindled a national debate over NFL players, mostly African-Americans, who have broken with tradition by taking a knee or raising their fists during "The "Star-Spangled Banner" to protest racial bias in the U.S. criminal justice system.
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The announcement comes days after the United States banned American firms from selling chips and other components to Chinese telecoms company ZTE Corp for seven years, a move that rekindled discussion in China about the need for self-sufficient tech supply chains.
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Modi has spent the past 24 hours in the central Chinese city of Wuhan for informal meetings with President Xi Jinping, months after a dispute over a stretch of their high-altitude Himalayan border rekindled fears of war between the Asian nations.
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And House Democrats have struggled in recent weeks to show a united front after the shocking defeat of their caucus chairman has rekindled tensions about the future of their party — and who is best suited to lead it into the crucial 2020 cycle.
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The shooting came at a time when tensions between law enforcement and some communities across the country have been rekindled after recent killings of black men by officers that were recorded on video, as well as an attack on the police in Dallas.
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Worries about Italy, the euro zone's third biggest economy, were rekindled late on Thursday after its deputy prime minister, Matteo Salvini, sought snap elections following a period of public fighting between Salvini's League party and coalition partner the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement.
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Strong U.S. jobs data last Friday dampened market expectations of a U.S. interest rate cut, but Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's comments in his testimony before Congress on Wednesday rekindled expectations for a cut - the first in a decade - later this month.
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The audacious nature of the raid also rekindled memories of other renowned crimes such as the Great Train Robbery of 1963, when a 583-member gang ambushed a Royal Mail night train, a heist immortalized in several films making those involved famous.
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Hopes of a rate cut were rekindled on Tuesday after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank would respond "as appropriate" to risks posed by a global trade war, after similar dovish remarks from St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The closing of the Valsuani foundry on the outskirts of Paris, which had been the authorized producer of bronze versions of Edgar Degas's wax sculptures, has rekindled the debate over the authenticity and value of these works.
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SHANGHAI, June 19 (Reuters) - China and Hong Kong stocks opened sharply higher on Wednesday morning, tracking a robust global rally, after Washington rekindled trade talks with Beijing, boosting sentiment that was already rising on prospects for U.S. interest rate cuts this year.
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The effort by the Trump administration to roll back monument designations by past presidents covering millions of acres of wilderness and tribal sites has rekindled the national debate over how best to manage America's vast public lands - pitting conservationists against development advocates.
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The dueling debates carry the highest stakes and have rekindled the on-again, off-again branch battle over the separation of powers at the heart of the Constitution — a theme Pelosi is making central to the discussions over both Iran and impeachment.
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The mood had already started to sour this week as Washington's tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from key Latin American trading partners and Trump's threat to slap separate tariffs on France and the European Union rekindled fears of global trade tensions.
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The ongoing distrust in many EU policy circles of U.S. tech giants and their dominance over everything from social media and online search to cloud computing and e-commerce also has rekindled a protectionist zeal that many thought had been discarded long ago.
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While there have been no reports of deaths or illnesses related to the substandard vaccines, the news has rattled public confidence in the government and rekindled fears that corruption and abuse in the nation's vast pharmaceutical industry are placing people at risk.
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While North Korea has refrained from fresh missile launches since the sanctions were introduced, tensions have been rekindled to an extent this week by the start of annual 10-day joint military drills between South Korean and U.S. troops, which began Monday.
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Lauren Burnham and Arie Luyendyk Jr. just rekindled their romance earlier this year after he broke off his engagement to final pick Becca Kufrin, but the 26-year-old is already planning on taking her relationship with the conflicted Bachelor to the next level.
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Faber, one of MMA's pioneers and a key figure in bringing the lighter weight classes to the prominent position it enjoys today, rekindled his love affair with Sactown as he received a hero's welcome upon his return to the Octagon in front of his people.
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The coronavirus epidemic, which emerged in the central Chinese city of Wuhan in December, has rekindled memories in Hong Kong of a 2003 outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), another coronavirus that began in China and killed nearly 300 people in the city.
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The coronavirus epidemic, which began in the central Chinese city of Wuhan in December, has rekindled memories in Hong Kong of a 2003 outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), another coronavirus that began in China and killed nearly 300 people in the city.
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The coronavirus epidemic, which began in the central Chinese city of Wuhan in December, has rekindled memories in Hong Kong of a 2003 outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), another coronavirus that began in China and killed nearly 300 people in the city.
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The early scenes are realistic and richly drawn, with petty squabbles and rekindled love affairs; more unusual is that the local folk routinely take psychotropic drugs, which do not produce any obvious hallucinations but do seem to heighten the senses and bind the community together.
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Amid news of her rekindled romance with Justin Bieber, fans of the Drop the Mic host and her rumored former flame Shawn Mendes noticed recently that Baldwin, 21, had deleted all her Instagram photos of the pair posing together at the Met Gala last month.
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If messing around with Doomba has rekindled your love of ripping and tearing, the Doomworld fansite recently put up a list of the best Doom mods of 2018 from the game's modding community, which is still going strong 25 years after its original release.[Polygon]
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During an appearance on The Morning Breath show on Tuesday, Olympios revealed that after she was sent home on Viall's season of The Bachelor — which premiered in January but was taped in the fall of 2016 — she rekindled her romance with her former longtime boyfriend.
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TOKYO, Jan 11 (Reuters) - A South Korean political vacuum and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's concerns about his conservative political base have rekindled a feud over wartime history, just as tension over North Korea makes cooperation between the U.S. allies as vital as ever.
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Putting aside a rivalry rekindled this season after Spaniard Nadal and Swiss Federer swept all four grand slams, the pair outlasted and outclassed Americans Sam Querrey and Jack Sock to win 6-4 1-6 1-103(10-5) in the weekend's headline match.
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But New York Fed President William Dudley rekindled rate-hike hopes on Monday, saying that it was not unreasonable to think the central bank would begin trimming its $4.2 trillion balance sheet in September and raise rates again this year, provided economic data holds up.
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WASHINGTON — Experts cannot agree on what to call a recent rise in homicides, much less its cause, but new data on Friday that showed a sharp spike in homicide rates in more than 20 cities rekindled debate over whether it was time for alarm.
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The harsh words also rekindled speculation that Mr. Obama might lay down guidelines for a proposed peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians before he leaves office, either in a speech or, less likely, by backing a resolution at the United Nations Security Council.
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Perhaps most crucially, it's Mitchell's words that captivate, with her lyrical poetry creating vivid scenes—the river to skate away on, the big yellow taxi, a lurking coyote, a case of you to imbibe—in which lived emotions and dormant ideas are freely rekindled.
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The release of "Teacher's Pet" in May rekindled public interest in the case — the podcast has topped charts in Australia, the United States and Canada, and won Australia's most prestigious journalism award — and its popularity seemed to ramp up with developments in the case.
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Now a version of London's Tower Bridge in the eastern Chinese city of Suzhou has rekindled a debate over China's rush to copy foreign landmarks, as the country rethinks decades of urban experimentation that has produced an extraordinary number of knockoffs of world-renowned structures.
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No one was hurt, but the episode immediately rekindled anxieties about the terrorist attack outside Parliament on March 22, when a 52-year-old British man, Khalid Masood, drove a vehicle into a group of pedestrians, killing four, and stabbed a police officer to death.
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Oil rose on Monday after posting three straight weeks of gains, pushed higher by positive comments from the United States and China that rekindled hopes in global markets that the world's two largest economies could soon sign an interim deal to end their trade war.
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Concerns over Hengfeng were rekindled by the state seizure of Baoshang Bank earlier this year, and the state rescue of Bank of Jinzhou, which sharpened concerns about the health of hundreds of small lenders as China's economic growth slows to near 30-year lows.
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" Voices: Ta-Nehisi Coates, who wrote a 2014 article in The Atlantic that rekindled the debate over reparations, spoke at the hearing and rebuked Mr. McConnell: "We are American citizens, and thus bound to a collective enterprise that extends beyond our individual and personal reach.
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U.S.-based Seagate, the world's biggest maker of hard disk drives, closed its factory in Suzhou near Shanghai last month with the loss of 2,403 jobs, in a move that has rekindled fears that China is becoming increasingly hostile towards foreign firms operating in the country.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield, which had climbed to a four-year high above 3 percent late last week, pulled back to 2.956 percent as a slew of data that missed expectations rekindled concerns about signs of slowing growth in the world's largest economy.
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Socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein has rekindled her romance with fashion designer Lloyd Klein — just days after charges against her were dropped stemming from an alleged argument in which she was accused of stabbing Klein with scissors, throwing hot wax on him and clawing him with her nails.
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The massacre, which ranked as the deadliest mass shooting by a single gunman in Texas history, and one of the five most lethal ever in the United States, rekindled an ongoing debate over gun ownership, which is protected by the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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A foiled attack at a Paris airport on Saturday, in which soldiers shot dead a man who shouted he wanted "to die for Allah" as he tried to seize a rifle, has also rekindled debate about security after two years of attacks in France by Islamist militants.
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The dollar dipped on Tuesday due to a fall in U.S. bond yields after touching a seven-week peak against a basket of currencies, as sterling rose following a report that rekindled hopes that Britain and the European Union are on the brink of a Brexit deal.
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West has been in the mix of some of Drake's most high-profile feuds, most notably his recent back and forth with Pusha T. The Pusha-Drake beef was initially rekindled on Pusha's Kanye-produced Daytona, and the lines have been drawn as such ever since.
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Mendes went on to explain that he also understood why people assumed he had been upset by Baldwin's whirlwind relationship with Justin Bieber, to whom she is now married to, as their rekindled romance became public shortly after Mendes and Baldwin's big night out at the Met.
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While it has taken longer than some had hoped, a U.S. State Department official said the process had so far proceeded as expected, and the handover rekindled hopes for progress in other talks with North Korea aimed at getting it to abandon its nuclear weapons program.
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The loss of an empire and the rise of a complex, interconnected global economy has rekindled the notion that, in times of flux, the English define themselves by their opposition to a bigger outside power — the papacy in the 16th century; the European Union in the 21st.
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