Both retreated from their strongest levels before the day's close.
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Commodity prices retreated from their rally earlier in the week.
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Yet when my temper flared, she retreated from the kitchen.
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Revis feared for his safety and retreated from the aggressors.
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Then, three years ago, he abruptly retreated from public life.
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Within a few months al Qaeda had retreated from Tal Afar.
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It has retreated from a high of 13.5 percent in March.
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Vajpayee suffered a stroke in 2009 and retreated from public view.
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The euro/yen retreated from resistance near 22015 in 22016 January.
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They advanced our ideals rather than retreated from the world stage.
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My father never retreated from shining a light on racial injustice.
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This is where he retreated from his gallivanting around the world.
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Yet over time, Judd himself seems to have retreated from view.
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In the following weeks, Daisy retreated from her friends and roommates.
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On Tuesday, a State Department spokesman retreated from those implacable demands.
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He apologized for one incident and has retreated from public life.
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As we retreated from the village, we were told it exploded elsewhere.
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Shares of both companies retreated from sharp initial gains after the news.
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Islamic State fighters retreated from long-held positions around Derna this week.
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He apologized to the first accuser and has retreated from public life.
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The dollar retreated from that strong resistance feature and plunged below support.
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It makes sense that when Hughes retreated from the world, he went
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Ultimately, the government retreated from a plan to regulate asbestos in talc.
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It left her in a wheelchair, and she retreated from the spotlight.
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Bond yields retreated from their session highs following the 1.8473-year auction.
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Soybeans retreated from their session highs after hitting resistance near Monday's peak.
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The euro retreated from those gains by the start of North American trading.
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South Africa's rand retreated from a five-week best in the previous session.
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Attacked by the press, Burns retreated from his desire to raise interest rates.
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Energy stocks fell 0.89% as oil prices retreated from their five-month highs.
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Sterling was last at $1.4256, having retreated from this week's high of $1.4367.
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He retreated from the public eye, rarely playing live and rarely giving interviews.
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Energy stocks fell 0.70% as oil prices retreated from their five-month highs.
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In recent decades, however, much of the left has retreated from these commitments.
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As the United States has retreated from Latin America, China's influence has grown.
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It seems she retreated from the spotlight after getting married at age eighteen.
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But, on their new album, "Culture," Migos have retreated from their pummelling trademark.
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Some short sellers have retreated from their positions on Tesla in recent months.
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Without a major partner in the sport, Hogan has retreated from public view.
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Since 2016, it has retreated from China, Russia and eight Southeast Asian countries.
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As they retreated from the store, they were shot by their fellow officers.
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And then she retreated from her suggestion while loudly proclaiming that she was advancing.
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He eventually retreated from public life; two decades, he remains later a mysterious figure.
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Gold prices edged up as the U.S. dollar retreated from a 14-year peak.
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The decline in yields also came as crude futures retreated from $50 a barrel.
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Australian healthcare giant CSL Ltd retreated from recent record highs to drop 1.3 percent.
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Gold retreated from the more than 3-week highs touched in the previous session.
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But when that appeared to threaten the vitality of business, they retreated from that.
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ROB FORD RIP, mayor: Rob Ford relished the spotlight, then quietly retreated from it.
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Since the crisis commercial banks seem to have retreated from their market-making role.
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The rest of Europe retreated from two-year highs hit in the prior session.
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Holmes retreated from his earlier belief that free speech protects only against prior restraints.
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Hill has largely retreated from the spotlight since the release of her debut album.
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In July, department store chain Woolworths retreated from West Africa for a second time.
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The short-term GMMA challenged and retreated from the long-term GMMA several times.
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Mali's military already has retreated from some of its most remote and vulnerable outposts.
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Robson, too, says he became deeply depressed and almost fully retreated from the world.
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Less than a year later, Uber retreated from China, selling its China business to Didi.
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China's yuan retreated from near seven-month highs, also helped by tight liquidity easing off.
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The greenback has retreated from gains in the wake of Friday's strong U.S. jobs report.
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He has not retreated from public life and remains a busy traveler, teacher and volunteer.
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What the public doesn't know is that Chris retreated from music on his own terms.
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Global capital has retreated from emerging markets, leaving a gap the AIIB will help fill.
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The U.S. dollar index retreated from a seven-week peak hit in the previous session.
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Prosecutors initially claimed the thumb drive contained malware but have retreated from that claim since.
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Or because it retreated from spicy detail to offer a balanced view of life overall?
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Exporters also rose as the yen retreated from a five-week peak versus the dollar.
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But the agency retreated from the planned vote after numerous reports outlined the agency's agenda.
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As one segment of a disillusioned populace turned to violence, another retreated from politics altogether.
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The single currency retreated from $1.1412 earlier Tuesday, which was its highest since March 21.
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Uber sold its China operations to Didi in 2016 and retreated from Russia in 2017.
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The administration has retreated from an Obama-era effort to expand eligibility for overtime pay.
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The company has retreated from some highly competitive markets, including China, Southeast Asia and Russia.
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But corn futures retreated from their overnight highs after the crude oil market turned lower.
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Against the yen too, it has retreated from recent 10-month highs of 112.23 yen.
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Though he has retreated from view, it may be difficult for him to escape blame.
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As teenagers throwing rocks retreated from a line of soldiers, Mr. Cañizales moved forward alone.
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Palladium retreated from a near $2,000 record peak hit on Tuesday, falling 1.5% to $1,925.48.
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After Battlestar, Syfy retreated from big, ambitious storytelling, returning to episodic series with smaller stakes.
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That began to change in 2011 when al Qaeda-backed al Shabaab militants retreated from Mogadishu.
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Despite the recent controversy, the firm's investment fund doesn't seem to have retreated from making deals.
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The U.S. dollar retreated from hitting 14-month highs against a basket of currencies on Wednesday.
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Oil prices retreated from their highest levels of the year but held above $50 a barrel.
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Following that investment, Uber retreated from Southeast Asia where it faced intense local competition from Grab.
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So far First Quantum has retreated from threats to shut in production in favour of negotiations.
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So private sector employers have retreated from DB pensions and offer defined-contribution (DC) pensions instead.
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FUNDAMENTALS * PRICES: London aluminium retreated from a two-month high, falling 0.7% and lead eased 0.1%.
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The euro was steady on Thursday at $1.1951, having retreated from Wednesday's intraday high of $1.20185.
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However, gold, normally considered a safer asset in times of turbulence, retreated from 43-week highs.
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In fact, he'd all but retreated from public view, physically and musically, for almost a decade.
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Once Gruler felt outgunned, police had said, he retreated from the club and called for assistance.
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They retreated from public view and are unlikely to participate in the promotion of the documentary.
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So far First Quantum has retreated from threats to shut in production in favor of negotiations.
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Days later, the president retreated from those comments shortly after a private meeting with N.R.A. leaders.
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They are a legacy of the glaciers that retreated from the region about 10,000 years ago.
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He softened some of his more repressive policies and retreated from the harshest form of socialism.
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In 2010, she released another album, "Endlessly," after which she largely retreated from the music scene.
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And it did, until Nissan retreated from the tactics in the face of posting profitless quarters.
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But as seasoned hands got access to him, he retreated from some of his provocative promises.
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Mortgage rates have retreated from more than two-year peaks in step with lower bond yields.
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It had dropped nearly 1 percent overnight as U.S. Treasury yields retreated from four-year peaks.
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Over the last three years it has retreated from China, Russia and eight Southeast Asian countries.
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On Tuesday, oil retreated from 3-1/2 year highs as investors waited for Trump's statement.
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This was a tactic used by many of the states that retreated from the official coalition.
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Europe's index of 300 leading shares retreated from Friday's 11-month high and fell 0.07 percent.
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And he retreated from a threat to add tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Brazil.
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Prices, however, have retreated from session highs on technical selling and profit taking following recent strong gains.
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By this time in May, you may have retreated from some very intense relationships (romantic and otherwise).
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Roberts more or less retreated from the public eye after his trip through the MTV reality machine.
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Burger King subsequently retreated from the Australian market by 2003, handing over its stores to Hungry Jack's.
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America's hideous crack epidemic has also long passed, and cocaine use has retreated from its 1970s peak.
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After getting pregnant with daughter Maddie at age 16, Spears retreated from Zoey 101 and the spotlight.
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As the summer sea ice has retreated from Cooper Island, so, too, have the cod, Divoky said.
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He died of cirrhosis of the liver six years later, and she retreated from the public eye.
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Bond yields retreated from their session highs even after a mediocre $19 billion 30-year bond auction.
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Pfizer retreated from some planned price hikes earlier this year under pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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But policymakers retreated from this in the middle of 2015, easing borrowing restrictions as economic growth stumbled.
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This was the world Badwan retreated from: rocket and mortar fire, kidnappings and murders, siege and terror.
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Asian shares retreated from six-month highs and MSCI's world stock index edged off 21-month peaks.
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The safe haven yen retreated from a one-month high set against the dollar earlier on Tuesday.
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He retreated from his weekend remarks after a private leadership meeting Monday evening with the Speaker (Politico).
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On Tuesday, as Navarro retreated from his statements, the president continued his attack on Trudeau from Singapore.
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The euro retreated from its highest in more than a year against the dollar set last week.
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The policy resulted in widespread criticism from Republicans and Democrats, and the administration eventually retreated from it.
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The dollar held steady at 110.29 yen, having retreated from Friday's one-week high of 110.815 yen.
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And as the spotlight intensified after the crash of Flight 610, Lion Air's executives retreated from view.
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Biden may have retreated from the digital field, at least for now, but his rivals have not.
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Gold has retreated from its 1-year high and is now at the $1,339 per ounce level.
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But they slumped again as Washington and Tehran retreated from the brink of direct conflict last week.
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But they slumped again as Washington and Tehran retreated from the brink of direct conflict last week.
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Glamour, Seventeen, Vibe, Self and Playboy have either retreated from print altogether or appear on newsstands infrequently.
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The British telecom company's retreated from gains earlier in the session before closing 0.2 percent in negative territory.
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Over time, Sanders retreated from the lectern, frustrating reporters by ending the long tradition of daily press briefings.
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Oil prices CLc43 LCOc24 retreated from their highest levels of the year but held above $21.4 a barrel.
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The mining sub-index ended slightly firmer, while Chinese iron ore futures retreated from last week's record highs.
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Bond yields retreated from their highest levels in three sessions but managed to end higher on the week.
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Wall Street was mixed, as stocks retreated from earlier gains, with the S&P 500 down 0.15 percent.
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The euro held steady at $1.20192, having retreated from a three-year high of $1.2556 set on Friday.
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Mr Ramos has not retreated from his promise to remove the president by constitutional means within six months.
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It quickly retreated from those locations in favor of a high-profile flagship store in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood.
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Meantime, yields on Indian bonds have hit their highest since November 2014, as investors retreated from rupee assets.
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The euro retreated from a five-week high of $1.1342, falling 0.04 percent against the dollar to $1.1262.
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U.S. stocks retreated from record positions on Monday as technology and industrial shares weighed on Wall Street indexes.
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The party leadership revealed its intentions, and then retreated from them, leaving nothing to boast about to anybody.
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Historians have largely retreated from the public sphere, preferring a mythical objectivity toward and separation from contemporary affairs.
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The high-interest, long-term contracts have proliferated because banks have retreated from lending to low-income families.
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The newspaper reported that Slabinski and other team members believed Chapman was dead and retreated from the mountain.
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Officer Moore retreated from the living room to the kitchen, according to the reports, and Mr. Volchkin followed.
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After the birth of her first child, in 22000, Ms. Simpson retreated from fame to focus on motherhood.
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When the Ice Age glaciers retreated from the islands, hunter-gatherers moved in from what is now Europe.
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Police eventually retreated from the airport, after making arrests outside the airport and deploying pepper spray multiple times.
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After 709, many of the remaining members of the legal community went underground or retreated from the work.
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Iran has retreated from full compliance with the deal since the U.S. pullout, exceeding limits on uranium enrichment.
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Bird, Scoot, Lyft, and Skip have all held layoffs or retreated from certain markets over the past year.
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For now, Chinese officials are planning a relatively modest start and have retreated from their initially high ambitions.
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The current administration, however, has retreated from our country's historical role as a defender of the free press.
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Many temporarily retreated from political life, the way evangelical Christians did after the ignominy of the Scopes trial.
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As banks have retreated from repo deals, they have also stepped back from their roles as deal mediators.
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The euro held steady at $1.2340, having retreated from a three-year high of $1.2556 set on Friday.
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It is a reason why investors have retreated from construction firms, even though more infrastructure projects are underway.
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Overnight in Asia shares slipped, pulled lower by underperforming Chinese stocks that retreated from a 13-month high.
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In commodity markets, oil prices retreated from an early advance spurred by speculation OPEC could extend its production cuts.
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After a decade of Democratic control in Washington, rank-and-file liberals had mostly retreated from the activist community.
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Its militaries retreated from politics after the end of the Cold War but retain tremendous cultural sway and autonomy.
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First-time filings for jobless benefits retreated from a six-month high last week, other data showed on Thursday.
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The euro retreated from a five-week high of $1.1342 EUR=, falling 0.45 percent against the dollar to $1.1265.
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The excerpts include Clinton seeming to put herself in the free trade camp, a position she has retreated from.
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The army was advancing into towns the rebels had retreated from in preparation for their exit, state television said.
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Rodriguez has since retreated from social media, and addressed the backlash for the first time on the radio show.
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When Mr Assad's forces retreated from areas in the north, they made sure to hand them to the PYD.
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While the U.S. has retreated from transparency, the rest of the developed world seems to be gravitating toward it.
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As the United States retreated from Iraq after 2009, the Iranian-linked parties extended their networks inside the government.
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The dollar index last stood at 93.101, having retreated from a three-week high of 94.145 set last Wednesday.
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Resource stocks declined 0.5 percent, with gold stocks weighing on the index as prices retreated from three-week highs.
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Many of its fighters who have retreated from other fronts are believed to be massing in Deir al-Zor.
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But in 2005, she retreated from public life, moving to England and enrolling at the London School of Economics.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yields US10YT=RR retreated from the more than four-year highs hit on Wednesday.
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Even though the Trump administration has retreated from this policy, the government is still struggling deeply to reunite families.
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Duffy explains why she retreated from the spotlight The singer opened up to fans in an emotional Instagram post.
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The main indexes retreated from record highs on Tuesday after officials confirmed the first U.S. case of the coronavirus.
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Meanwhile, Exxon and Chevron have posted sharp losses in February as crude oil prices retreated from a January rally.
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Drained of resources by years of punishing budget cuts, the agency has largely retreated from challenging the largest corporations.
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It ended 1.4% lower on Wednesday when it retreated from a 5-1/2 month high struck on Tuesday.
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The market ended lower on Wednesday, when it retreated from a 5-1/20203 month high struck on Tuesday.
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First Quantum has retreated from threats to reduce its workforce in favor of seeking to negotiate with the government.
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It retreated from South Korea and Germany in 2006, and in 2016 said it would close 269 stores worldwide.
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But it has quickly retreated from that peak, falling to as low as $6,718 around 1330 GMT on Friday.
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In response, many thinkers on the political left have retreated from or even explicitly rejected the idea of freedom.
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Related: Al-Qaeda May Have Retreated From Its Yemeni Capital, but Will Likely Return to Fight Another Day AQAP said it had retreated from the port on Yemen's south coast to protect civilians and save the city of around 120,000 from destruction, adding that only a handful of its fighters had been killed.
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Jackson and his three children retreated from public life, moving to Bahrain of all places, and he rapidly went broke.
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Replaced by Bannon and Kellyanne Conway in late August, Manafort retreated from public view, but never fully exited Trump's orbit.
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"This definitively tells us that the glaciers in southeastern Alaska retreated from the coast 17,000 years ago," Lesnek told Gizmodo.
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Then a dispute with his record company in the 1990s changed his worldview and he retreated from the public eye.
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The singer suffered a fall resulting in a terrifying number of stitches, and subsequently retreated from public life to heal.
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Careem is an important acquisition for Uber, which recently retreated from various overseas markets in China, Russia, and Southeast Asia.
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Gold retreated from last week's 3-1/2-month high as the U.S. dollar regained some ground against the euro.
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Its ruling Communist Party had retreated from many state functions and had withdrawn from many aspects of its citizens' lives.
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Perhaps wisely, since the financial crisis banks have retreated from foreign retail ventures, seeking to cut costs and bolster capital.
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The actress, who retreated from the public eye after a breakdown in 2014, checked into a rehab facility in January.
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It had closed down more than 33.233% on Wednesday when it retreated from a three-month high touched on Tuesday.
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After Spain retreated from Latin America in the 1800s, Britain formally took over the entire territory, naming it British Honduras.
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Lindsey Graham also retreated from past comments, saying, "We can't stop [Moore] from being seated" on CBS's Face the Nation.
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In particular, investors retreated from newly-listed stocks, many of which slumped after surging in past weeks on speculative buying.
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Banks retreated from the market for small-dollar loans after regulators in 2013 issued guidance pressuring them to do so.
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It had retreated from those gains before a strong report on U.S. retail sales sent it back toward session highs.
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On Friday, oil prices were little changed and the 10-year bond yield retreated from a near-seven year peak.
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The measure fell before or during the last two recessions and has retreated from a peak hit in April. 7.
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When Mr. Johnson deposed Mr. Astorino and other officials in preparation of his report, they retreated from their public statements.
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In December, his brother Liu Wenhui openly joined forces with the Communists, and the Nationalists retreated from Sichuan to Taiwan.
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Prolonged shutdown could spark trouble Nervous investors have similarly retreated from another risky corner of the debt market: leveraged loans.
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Many felt that the state, aside from its intrusive birth control measures, had recently retreated from micromanaging people's private lives.
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But it is true that in the past decade or two the nations of Europe have retreated from this principle.
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Premiums have retreated from recent multi-year highs reached in the previous week amid shortages of supply and strong demand.
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In 1979, after Ms. Smith retreated from music to concentrate on her family, Mr. Kral started working with Iggy Pop.
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"We clearly retreated from this particular deal," Eric Danziger, the head of the Trump Organization's hotel division, said on Thursday.
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It retreated from 134.48 yen reached earlier on Thursday which was its strongest against the Japanese currency since December 2015.
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The market also ended lower on Wednesday, when it retreated from a 5-1/2 month high struck on Tuesday.
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Following a 2015 crackdown, many of the remaining members of the legal community went underground or retreated from the work.
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The two agencies, the FTC and the DoJ, have retreated from a swathe of the economy that does not work well.
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His father is "quiz kid" Joel Kupperman, who became world-famous in his youth but retreated from the spotlight after adolescence.
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The singer retreated from the public eye following the tragic terror attack at her Manchester Arena concert in England last May.
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Kardashian West retreated from the spotlight for several months after the robbery but has since been candid about the horrifying experience.
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Gianforte only retreated from his account after it was contradicted by a separate Fox News crew that had witnessed the incident.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent to $1.1981, having retreated from Tuesday's high of $1.2070, its strongest level since January 2015.
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Construction firm Fletcher Building Ltd dropped 3 percent as the main index retreated from an all-time high set on Monday.
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Cruise has retreated from just about any situation in which he'd have to relinquish control of the greater Tom Cruise narrative.
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If you'll recall, the 32-year-old singer retreated from the music scene for a minute, and she was sorely missed.
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The euro retreated from those gains by the start of North American trading, up 0.1 percent against the dollar at $1.0594.
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Earlier on Wednesday, crude futures retreated from four-month highs struck in the previous session on concerns about the global economy.
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The dollar's index against a basket of six major currencies, stood at 93.609, having retreated from Wednesday's intraday high of 94.008.
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In 250, Chris left Sony's Polo Grounds imprint (now home to the likes of A$AP Rocky) and retreated from music.
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When everyone retreated from the horrors of war, Doss ran into battle, proving everyone wrong about the strength of his character.
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In contrast, Axl pretty much retreated from the public eye in 1994, aside from the release of Chinese Democracy in 2008.
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They dipped on Wednesday after a measure of U.S. factory activity retreated from a 13-1/2-year high in October.
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Oil prices retreated from their highs following Trump's tweets: WTI crude was down 0.5 percent and Brent was 0.6 percent lower.
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In 2000, Israel retreated from its security zone in Southern Lebanon, thereby inviting further Hezbollah rocket attacks into its northern cities.
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After the vote, they almost immediately retreated from those promises, leaving the future of aid programs funded by Europe in peril.
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However, the administration retreated from the regulation this month under pressure from vaping and tobacco lobbyists, according to the New YorkTimes.
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Petrobras shares fell 22016 percent in Sao Paulo, as the stock retreated from a more than three-year high last week.
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Markets turned higher after treading water for the early portion of the session, although U.S. equities retreated from their session highs.
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Shire's shares retreated from gains after the results were published to trade down 1.9 percent at 4,116 pence by 1506 GMT.
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The cold spell that settled over North America, delivering record-breaking temperatures and a "bomb cyclone," has retreated from New York.
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Soybeans slid around 220% on Friday when prices retreated from Thursday's high of $2132, a level not seen since June 2000.
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He first suggested a federal ban on flavored e-cigarettes in September, but later retreated from that position, amid political pushback.
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Oil and gas stocks relinquished early gains and traded flat after oil prices retreated from a more than three-month high.
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Safe-haven assets retreated from their highs on Tuesday morning, and the moves benefited the Chinese yuan and other Asian currencies.
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As expected, the market retreated from 3,440, but it very quickly developed a strong rebound and a continuation of the rally.
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On currencies, Russia's rouble, South Africa's rand and Turkey's lira all firmed slightly as the dollar retreated from seven-week highs.
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Over the past three years, van Dinther retreated from the scene that embraced him and sought to find a new direction.
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Against a basket of six major currencies, the dollar last traded at 96.612, having retreated from Friday's two-month high of 97.188.
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Most famously, in 1991, Hussein's army set nearly 600 oil fields in Kuwait ablaze as it retreated from US and coalition forces.
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While the reasons behind Jenner's sudden change of heart are unclear, it's not the first time she has retreated from the spotlight.
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Jenner retreated from the public eye last September after it was revealed she was expecting her first child with boyfriend Travis Scott.
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London benchmark nickel prices have retreated from a seven-week high hit last week, and are currently at around $10,250 a tonne.
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Precious metals miners, however, came under pressure as gold prices retreated from the previous session's seven-week peak on a stronger dollar.
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Major government bond yields in the region retreated from their record lows last week, as investors put more money into riskier assets.
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But some Western banks have recently retreated from the wealth management business in Asia due to rising costs, regulatory risks and competition.
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In the last decade Tijuana Cartel has retreated from power, and the Sinaloa Cartel remains the dominant drug cartel in the country.
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In the past decade, an increasing number of seemingly stable, reasonably wealthy democracies have retreated from previously robust democratic regimes toward autocracy.
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An Institute for Supply Management survey of manufacturers published on Tuesday showed factory activity retreated from a 14-year high in September.
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Traditional safe-haven gold retreated from a 12-week high set Tuesday, last down $4.01 or 0.36 percent, at $1,116.16 an ounce.
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THE FINANCIAL TIMES Uber's No-Holds-Barred Expansion Strategy Fizzles in Germany | The ride-hailing company has retreated from several German cities.
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Copper prices retreated from multi-month highs, leading miners to their worst day in seven weeks and further pressuring the main index.
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The crown and the zloty gained 210.48 percent, but the Czech unit retreated from a one-month high of 210.64 to 210.16.
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They dreaded what ISIS might to do to them as the group retreated from the city or came under increasing military pressure.
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The euro retreated from a five-week high of $1.1342 , but was still on track to gain 1.2 percent on the week.
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Back in 1991, Saddam Hussein's forces set nearly 600 oil fields in Kuwait ablaze as it retreated from US and coalition forces.
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Meg got way too close to something I wasn't yet ready to touch, so I feared her and retreated from my feelings.
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Chinese soy importers have since quickly retreated from the U.S. market and aim to drastically cut back on purchases of U.S. soybeans.
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European shares retreated from seven-week highs, weighed down by industrial stocks, with markets in London, Paris and Frankfurt all closing lower.
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China has retreated from other major markets — foreign direct investment into as a whole Europe tumbled by 70% in 1.953, for example.
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Sentiment soured for the greenback, which retreated from a one-week high against a basket of major currencies as U.S. stocks fell.
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He has since retreated from that argument, and Wednesday's episode of "The Daily" explored that change of heart; listen to it here.
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Another, Gao Xin, left for the United States, while the fourth, Hou Dejian, a musician born in Taiwan, has retreated from dissent.
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But after decades as a fixture in Washington and a larger-than-life character, he had largely retreated from the public eye.
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Given the ultra low interest rate environment in Japan, the fund has retreated from unprofitable domestic bonds and pushed into foreign assets.
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Earlier in Asia shares retreated from a seven-week high as the oil price rally that had boosted global equity markets reversed.
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In emerging Europe, Russian stocks hovered just off one-year peaks as Brent crude prices retreated from the $70-per-barrel mark .
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Ice age glaciers gradually retreated from places like Denmark only about 11,000 years ago, allowing birds to colonize them for summer breeding.
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Canada Dispatch Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, have retreated from royal life to Victoria, which has long embraced its queenly name.
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The unannounced appearance at NYC's Comedy Cellar was the disgraced comedian's first reported public performance since he retreated from the public eye.
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By early evening Tuesday, the mob had retreated from the compound but set up several tents outside for an intended sit-in.
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What is the world to do with the graveyards of dockless bicycles left over after China's bike sharing startups retreated from global markets?
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"Tom-next" has retreated from a backwardation of $9 at Wednesday morning's opening to a small contango of $0.95 at the last trade.
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But borrowing costs retreated from record highs, with overnight yuan deposit rates falling to around 47.8843 percent from Friday's high of 47.8833 percent.
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The dollar weakened 0.21 in Asian trade to trade at 112.55 yen, gaining as risk-shy investors retreated from Asia's main share markets.
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Wall Street also retreated from earlier highs, weighed by a 53 percent drop in the technology sector, its biggest decline in two months.
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Japan's Nikkei share average retreated from a 4-1/2-month high on Thursday as investors took profit after five days of rally.
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Copper and zinc prices retreated from four-month highs, hurt by a firmer dollar and as investors locked in gains from a rally.
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Already under Obama, there is a perception that the US has retreated from taking an international leadership role, particularly in the Middle East.
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Al-Shabab retreated from Kismayo in 2012, a "port [that] had been a major source of revenue for the group," says Al-Jazeera.
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Profit margins have retreated from last year's peaks, but are still more than enough to motivate maximum production, said the southern mill manager.
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"The dollar is struggling as U.S. Treasury yields retreated from highs," said Junya Tanase, chief currency strategist at JPMorgan Chase Bank in Tokyo.
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Chile's peso fell 0.2 percent, tracking lower prices of copper - the country's top export - as the metal retreated from a seven-month peak.
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The largest U.S. drugmaker retreated from planned price hikes on about 13.47.31 of its drugs earlier this month, following criticism from President Trump.
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Three years ago, Simmons abruptly retreated from the public life he built for himself as one of Hollywood's most accessible and eccentric personalities.
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After defining cyberpunk and coining cyberspace, Gibson retreated from ventures further afuture in the 00s, penning a trilogy of closer-to-now works.
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Elsewhere, the dollar retreated from an earlier high of 93.056 to trade at 92.963 against a basket of currencies at 3:21.99 p.m.
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Gold prices retreated from a near one-week peak hit on Thursday, but were still set for a weekly gain of about 0.6%.
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He retreated from a vow to pull out of the Paris climate accord and said that he didn't "want to energize" white supremacists.
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The firefighters retreated from the stairwell and requested back-up assistance once they noticed a yellow and green liquid running down the walls.
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He said China had retreated from specific commitments, a move that would have led to substantive changes in the text of the deal.
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The Afghan Ministry of Interior said that they have retreated from the district to prevent more casualties, surrendering district control to the Taliban.
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In commodities, oil prices retreated from their highest level since May 2015 as surging U.S. production appeared to offset political unrest in Iran.
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That is one thing when it means threatening to pull out of Nafta, the gambit Mr. Trump floated, then retreated from, this week.
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The contract briefly topped $2406 a bushel but retreated from the session peak after hitting technical resistance at its 2400-day moving average.
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Global stocks have retreated from near two-year highs scaled in recent weeks on hopes of a resolution to the damaging tariff war.
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CHICAGO, Dec 18 (Reuters) - U.S. live cattle futures ended mostly lower on Wednesday as the market retreated from contract highs reached this week.
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Investors have scaled back expectations on the implementation of those programs since January, however, and the rates have retreated from fourth-quarter peaks.
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SHANGHAI — As protesters in Hong Kong retreated from police lines in the heart of the city's business district, a new assault quietly began.
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Earlier this year, Uber retreated from China where it was losing $1 billion a year to compete with local ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing.
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A Chevron exit would follow on the heels of other major American companies that have retreated from the chaos in Venezuela in recent years.
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Spot gold edged down 0.1 percent to $1,130.44 an ounce, though its losses were limited as the U.S. dollar retreated from this week's highs.
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Down Under, the Australian dollar retreated from its last close at $0.7811 to trade down 0.983 percent at $0.7791 in the evening local time.
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Uber operates across the globe, although it has retreated from Southeast Asia, Russia and China after losing billions of dollars competing with local rivals.
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In 1949 the KMT retreated from the mainland to Taiwan after losing to the Chinese Communist Party in a fight for control of China.
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Momo doubled down on this in 2016 as it retreated from a previous joint venture on game publishing in favor of in-house development.
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In recent weeks, AMLO has retreated from the pragmatism he sometimes espoused in the campaign, which had reassured some middle-class Mexicans and investors.
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Meanwhile, Energy watchers are keeping a close eye on Brent crude, which has retreated from recent multiyear highs but remains near $80 per barrel.
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The FTSE 100 retreated from a seven-day winning streak to fall 0.3% while the mid-cap FTSE 250 was 0.2% by 0715 GMT.
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The U.S. currency retreated from a seven-month high against a basket of currencies, making dollar-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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The dollar retreated from the session highs of 93.505 against a trade-weighted basket of its rivals on Thursday and was trading at 92.875.
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Samsung retreated from its own physical store efforts in London, although these had been located in a mall, not in the Regent Street area.
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Forced into price wars and facing a backlash from authorities over rules and vandalism, bike operators GoBee and Mobike have both retreated from Europe.
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The euro retreated from a five-week high of $1.1342 to $1.1280, but was still on track to gain 1.2 percent on the week.
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We seem to have retreated from the promise of 2008, from the nation that so many in the 1960s sacrificed to bring into being.
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BENGALURU, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Gold prices crawled higher on Wednesday, as long-dated U.S. Treasury yields retreated from multi-year highs, pressuring the dollar.
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On issues from immigration to spending on the National Health Service, the "Leave" coalition has retreated from its more populist and apparently exaggerated claims.
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Housing starts, as measured by the U.S. Commerce Department, likely slipped in March as single-family home construction retreated from an eight-year high.
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Three of the nation's five largest insurers have already largely retreated from the Obamacare exchanges, and a fourth is threatening to do the same.
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The market retreated from highs after Societe Generale became the third investment bank to cut its outlook for oil prices in the last week.
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While Cox continues to work on a number of projects, Perry has retreated from public life while dealing with some health and addiction issues.
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WASHINGTON — Americans retreated from home-buying in February, reversing months of prior gains as low inventories push up prices to levels that restrict sales.
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TOKYO, April 211 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks edged up on Wednesday morning as the yen retreated from a 2455.70-month high against the U.S. dollar.
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But as she grew older, Ms. Morales largely retreated from the crush of media attention, choosing instead a quiet life away from the news.
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The index retreated from more than 12-months highs hit a day earlier, fueled by hopes of easier monetary policy from major central banks.
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Russia, entrenched in Africa during the Cold War's violent East-West rivalry, largely retreated from the continent after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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The day before his conversation with Mr. McAleenan, Mr. Trump had retreated from his threat to close the border in a matter of days.
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Five decades after her first restaurant in Paris, she has retreated from the dining room but remains a fast-moving force, worrying every detail.
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With the tensions easing, world stocks climbed to a record high, while the dollar edged higher and gold retreated from Friday's 13-month high.
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Eight of the index's 11 major sectors were higher but the materials sector fell 3.1%, as gold prices retreated from a two-week high.
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Mr. Campos, who was wounded in the right thigh, retreated from the doorway and immediately told casino security personnel that he had been shot.
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Public Safety Minister Bill Blair said on Thursday that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) had retreated from Wet'suwet'en land to a nearby town.
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Public Safety Minister Bill Blair said on Thursday that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) had retreated from Wet'suwet'en land to a nearby town.
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Trade watchers note, though, that that portion of the deal has not been signed or finalized, and China has previously retreated from similar promises.
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In 2009, before Google retreated from China, local search giant Baidu was trouncing it with 76 percent market share, according to the firm iResearch.
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He had arrived back at the refugee camp on Saturday afternoon, retreated from the crowds shouting questions at him and hid inside a room.
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But it was the President's policies that were spinning this week as he retreated from a number of bold pronouncements, policy ideas and nominees.
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But Trump has now retreated from the closure threat and subbed in a threat for new auto tariffs on Mexico a year from now.
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U.S. government debt yields slipped on Thursday as the rate on the benchmark 23-year Treasury note retreated from Wednesday's highs above 3 percent.
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He didn't turn to the Dark Side (thankfully), but he got super-depressed and up in his own head, so he retreated from public life.
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The dollar weakened half a percent against the Japanese yen to trade at 112.32 yen as risk-shy investors retreated from Asia's main share markets.
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US companies have retreated from Venezuela Chevron would join a long list of other American companies that have been forced to step back from Venezuela.
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But President Tayyip Erdogan has not retreated from the row, castigating Washington over democracy issues in comments that may further dim hopes of a resolution.
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The greenback hit another 2.50-year high versus the Chinese yuan on Friday, while the British pound retreated from a more than three-week high.
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Tuesday's recovery came as the dollar retreated from three-month highs, making greenback-denominated crude more attractive to holders of the euro and other currencies.
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As the week went on, however, Trump retreated from the crisis by spending time at his golf club and campaigning for Luther Strange in Alabama.
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Wonga shot to prominence in the years after the financial crisis, filling the gap left by big banks as they retreated from short-term lending.
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Taylor Swift has mostly retreated from the spotlight since finishing her 1989 world tour, but she just made a grand return … wearing very little clothing.
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US profits may have retreated from their peak (as a percentage of GDP) but will probably regain those highs by the end of the year.
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Cruise has retreated from just about any situation in which he'd have to relinquish control of the conversation, and of the greater Tom Cruise narrative.
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As such alternatives were defeated or retreated from the world stage, the salience of democracy as a defining feature of a polity became less important.
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As the Islamic State retreated from their holdouts here in late 2017, they planted improvised explosive devices to form a defensive wall around their positions.
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After the Harvey Weinstein scandal erupted last fall, the disgraced Hollywood mogul has retreated from the spotlight and separated from his wife, designer Georgina Chapman.
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The Australian dollar retreated from as high as $0.7715 following the release of the Chinese trade data to around $0.7655 in the evening local time.
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The officers returned fire but did not strike him, and then retreated from the scene and waited for SWAT and other negotiating experts, Ayub said.
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Billions of dollars in fines later, the bank has largely retreated from the spotlight, which now appears to shine on Wells Fargo and other rivals.
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Yet the goals-scoring race was always the foremost graphic on every telecast, and in that regard, he had retreated from his record-tying year.
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The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six currencies, retreated from a one-month high of 97.871 set on Tuesday.
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President Trump retreated from the pledge he made after last month's school shooting in Florida to raise the age limit for buying an assault rifle.
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Salvini may have retreated from the public consciousness for now, but any sign that his successors are stumbling will bring him back with a vengeance.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, facing pressure from parents, retreated from a plan that year that would have further increased the role of exams in teacher evaluations.
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Just months ago, General Motors, Fiat Chrysler, Toyota, and still others retreated from the future when they sided with the Trump administration against clean cars.
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Under a cease-fire brokered by U.S. officials, Kurdish fighters on Sunday retreated from the town of Ras al-Ayn near the border with Turkey.
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Some commodities prices have strengthened as the dollar has slowly retreated from recent highs, said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures.
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Yet the price of copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) has retreated from its early March highs above $6,000 per tonne to $5,730 now.
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The cuts to headcount come as global investment banks have retreated from Russia because of an economic slowdown and Western sanctions over the Ukraine conflict.
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Furthermore, Moscow has retreated from its earlier stance that in future talks China must participate to reduce the nuclear opacity that shrouds China's actual capabilities.
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But unlike the fighters who came before him—many of whom became timid and ultimately retreated from Golovkin—nobody can accuse Jacobs of being scared.
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As of end-June, the GPIF had put around 0.35% of its assets in alternative investments as it, too, has retreated from unprofitable domestic bonds.
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Her book is seemingly the last time Kloepfer publicly addressed Bundy as she has not given any interviews since and has basically retreated from the public.
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The Fed's preferred gauge of inflation has retreated from the central bank's 2 percent target for much of this year and currently stands at 1.4 percent.
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Meanwhile, Kylie Jenner retreated from the spotlight and later presented her pregnancy on her own (admittedly marketable) terms, much like Meghan seems to hope to do.
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Donald Trump took power on an agenda of tax cuts for the rich and Britain's Conservatives have retreated from a modest tax-raising measure (see blog).
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China stocks retreated from the previous session's 255.80-month highs as investors took profits on recent gainers and awaited third-quarter economic data and earnings reports.
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Copper prices on Tuesday retreated from a two-month high hit on Monday as concerns over China's uncertain economic outlook offset expectations of additional monetary stimulus.
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Meanwhile, oil and gas stocks slipped 1.58%, as U.S. oil prices fell and the market retreated from its strongest bull-run in at least a year.
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Most prominently: Ayotte said in a televised debate with Hassan that she would call Trump a "role model" -- a statement she retreated from just hours later.
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Related: 'Missing Richard Simmons' podcast comes to a quiet end Simmons' health and well being has sparked speculation since he retreated from the spotlight in 2014.
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One television news crew retreated from the scene after demonstrators began rocking their remote van, which was parked near the apartment complex where the shooting occurred.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield stood at 2.329 percent on Thursday, having retreated from a seven-month high of 2.477 percent set in late October.
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The U.S. dollar held steady against a basket of six major currencies at 97.551, having retreated from a one-month high of 97.871 set on Tuesday.
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That figure, while still much higher than the other options, retreated from the fourth quarter of last year when the number came in at 73 percent.
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The greenback retreated from a one-week high of 115.63 yen marked on Thursday, helped by the strong U.S. data and resulting rise in Treasury yields.
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Elsewhere, Asian shares also retreated from their nine-month highs after losses on Wall Street and some profit-taking ahead of the long Easter holiday weekend.
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Overnight implied volatility on the currency, a gauge of expected swings, retreated from a post-Brexit referendum vote peak of 15.1 percent reached earlier this month.
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Such thinking indicates just how far Democrats have retreated from the trust-busting days of Brandeis, who authored an influential book called The Curse of Bigness.
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As the party has retreated from people's daily lives since the 1990s, a host of civic organisations has sprung up to fill gaps in state coverage.
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Shares of Toyota retreated from gains of roughly 22.84 percent to close up 20.44 percent, Honda was up 257.65 percent and Mitsubishi Electric rose 193 percent.
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Johnson has retreated from threats to break a law forcing him to seek a Brexit delay in October if he is unable to secure a deal.
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Major cities like London are also increasingly important for Uber's international revenue since the company has retreated from China and sold its Southeast Asia business too.
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Oil retreated from its longest stretch of gains in over five years during Asian deals Tuesday although recovered to edge slightly higher at the European close.
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The MSCI index of emerging market shares slipped 0.2 percent as Chinese blue chips retreated from last session's 3 percent jump to close 0.2 percent lower.
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The yen retreated from its intraday highs after the Bank of Japan conducted its first special operation to curb rising yields on Japanese government bonds (JGBs).
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The dollar retreated from a 14-year high against a basket of currencies and oil prices ticked higher on expectations that U.S. crude inventories are falling.
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In another reversal, the gun lobby retreated from seriously fighting this year's initiative, and a counterproposal failed to gather enough petition signatures from gun rights supporters.
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He later retreated from that threat by giving Mexico a "one-year warning" instead and threatening heavy auto tariffs on cars coming into the United States.
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Gold retreated from the $1,700 level it briefly touched as investors sold bullion to cover margin calls in plummeting securities, overshadowing the metal's safe-haven status.
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They retreated from creating genuine public option plans — administered by the government — and chose instead to contract with existing private insurers to run "state-directed" offerings.
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Since then, Wasserman Schultz has retreated from high-profile roles in the Democratic Caucus even as she has continued to build a massive fundraising war chest.
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Oil prices jumped on support among the world's top producers for extending a deal to cut output and as the dollar retreated from three-month peaks.
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Amid Japan's ultra-low interest rates, the fund, which is closely watched by global investors, has retreated from unprofitable domestic bonds in favour of foreign assets.
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"The Taliban first attacked police check posts in Tagab district and when Afghan police retreated from their posts they faced a Taliban ambush," Mr. Hussaini said.
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But in the wake of extensive news reports, some have retreated from their initial judgments, particularly those whose events were directly financed by the Misk Institute.
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In the currency market, the dollar retreated from the 96 handle against a basket of currencies; the dollar index traded at 95.814 as of 2:36 p.m.
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But measured against a basket of currencies, the dollar retreated from the two-week highs it reached earlier this week to stand 0.1 percent lower at 95.09.
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The terror group's scorched-earth tactics are reminiscent of the 1991 Gulf War, when Saddam Hussein's forces ignited hundreds of oil wells as they retreated from Kuwait.
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Over many decades, the federal government has retreated from its role providing a safety net for people whose incomes aren't keeping up with the cost of housing.
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Lending to companies had become the mainstay for banks in South Africa as banks retreated from the high margin but risky business of giving personal unsecured loans.
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While it's still open to discussion whether those who have now retreated from China lacked "insight and courage", there are certainly some common factors emerging on why.
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Morgan Stanley has retreated from on-shore wealth management operations in Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, United Arab Emirates and India over the last few years.
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The Big Four have already retreated from overseas and are reversing a two-decade trend of snapping up wealth managers and brokers, while decluttering products and processes.
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In energy markets, oil prices retreated from near-five-month highs ahead of this week's meeting between key oil producers on the outlook for further supply cuts.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent on the day to $1.1890, having retreated from a more than 2-1/2 year high of $1.2070 set on Tuesday.
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The dollar retreated from its highest in nearly two months against a currency basket, but cruised to its third week of gains, keeping up pressure on gold.
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Microsoft may have retreated from the smartphone operating system wars but that doesn't mean it has given up on trying to get a foothold on other platforms.
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The Nifty public sector bank index retreated from losses seen in the previous session, but was down 0.13%, while the private bank index index edged 0.6% lower.
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While Uber has retreated from China, Southeast Asia and Russia, it says it is sticking with India and the Middle East, tough markets with strong local competitors.
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He was so unpopular, in fact, that he more or less retreated from public life altogether to focus on painting pictures of his feet in the shower.
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Lending to companies had become the mainstay for banks in South Africa as lenders retreated from the high margin but risky business of giving personal unsecured loans.
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Metal stocks were partly spurred by a bounce-back in copper prices after the base metal retreated from two-week lows on a sharp drop in inventories.
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In the late 213s, the influence of men's magazines like Playboy and Penthouse waned, and Hefner retreated from the spotlight, rarely leaving his famed Los Angeles mansion.
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At 1524 GMT, shares in Banco Sabadell and BBVA were both up around 1.7 percent, while Bankia retreated from earlier gains to be unchanged on the day.
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Immediately following the heist, Kardashian West retreated from the public eye for three months, and her husband, Kanye West, increased the amount of security surrounding his wife.
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It's easy to see this further depersonalizing us — we've already retreated from real life into our cellphone and tablet screens; will we next disappear into our helmets?
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The president-elect retreated from vows to pull out of the Paris climate accord and to investigate Hillary Clinton during his interview with Times reporters and editors.
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Some of the peacekeepers at Malakal were found to have retreated from their posts or waited for written instructions from headquarters before acting to protect the civilians.
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With European stock markets recovering and oil prices stabilising after a dizzying sell-off on Wednesday, the safe- haven yen retreated from overnight highs against the dollar.
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World equities fell more than 1 percent to three-month lows, while the U.S. dollar index retreated from a seven-week peak hit in the previous session.
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MSCI's emerging tech index, the biggest part of the overall MSCI emerging market benchmark, retreated from record high after gaining almost 06.7863 percent so far this year.
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Unable to get an angle on them, I retreated from the dock to the grassy bay while they fired in artillery arcs at me all the way.
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Among other precious metals, palladium retreated from an all-time record peak of $2,847.50 per ounce hit during the session, and was last down 1% to $2,763.01.
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At the party, as the disco was cranked up past jet-engine decibel levels, I retreated from the ballroom to the bar — quieter — and ordered a drink.
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Tom Seaver has dementia and has retreated from public life, but four grandsons threw ceremonial first pitches to Duffy Dyer, Jerry Grote, Cleon Jones and Jerry Koosman.
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History: Russia was entrenched in Africa during the Cold War's violent East-West rivalry but largely retreated from the continent after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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The Trump officials said that China had retreated from draft agreements calling on its legislature to change laws that have threatened or constricted American trade and business.
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As the uprising widened in Syria during the summer of 2012, government forces retreated from areas in the north of the country, leaving the P.Y.D. in control.
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Immediately following the heist, Kardashian West retreated from the public eye for three months, and her husband, Kanye West, increased the amount of security surrounding the family.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood at 94.559 having retreated from 95.529, its highest level since July 2017, scaled early on Friday.
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Under pressure, Elizabeth Warren has retreated from the idea of immediate implementation of Medicare for All, but she remains committed to the progressive core of her candidacy.
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When Prime Minister Ariel Sharon voluntarily retreated from Israeli-held territories in the south of the country, Hamas moved in and hurled missiles at the civilian population.
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Now, with new threats looming, conference and university officials say the N.C.A.A. appears to have largely retreated from statehouses to focus its efforts on the federal government.
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Brent crude futures were down 0.7 percent at $69.01 a barrel, having retreated from a session peak of $69.70, close to its highest level since early February.
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But the fact that a tech company has to step in points to a long-building reality nationwide: The federal government has largely retreated from this role.
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A measure of consumers' attitudes retreated from the decade peak recorded in January, with the decline centred in the expectations index, the University of Michigan reported on Friday.
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Although numerous officials have said repeatedly that "America First does not mean America Alone," the administration has retreated from multiple multilateral accords and consensuses since it took office.
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Thursday's pullback was led by the tech sector as stocks such as Apple and Microsoft retreated from highs that came after better-than-expected earnings earlier this week.
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The Canadian dollar edged up 0.15 percent to C$1.3367 per dollar after shedding 0.5 percent the previous day as crude oil prices retreated from five-month highs.
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"It made me think about a lot, and I hope I've become a better person," said Ansari, who had mostly retreated from the public eye since the scandal.
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For about three weeks ahead of the OPEC meeting, prices had retreated from 3-1/2-year highs on fears that larger production increases could lead to oversupply.
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Amid fast-moving events in northern Syria in recent weeks, one surprise was the speed with which ISIS retreated from Jarablus - a crucial conduit for supplies and fighters.
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Typically narrative-based and following traditional ballad rhyme schemes, the genre mostly retreated from popular view until the founding of the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nev.
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After the scary ordeal in Paris, she immediately returned to New York to meet West (who was performing during her robbery) and retreated from the spotlight for months.
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The yen briefly retreated from its initial highs after China suspended its stock market circuit breaker mechanism, which is seen as a move to shore up investor confidence.
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Copper retreated from a three-year high, and other base metals also fell or trimmed gains, as speculators and funds locked in some profits after a steep rally.
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Sentiment also soured for the greenback, which retreated from a one-week high against a basket of major currencies as U.S. stocks sank to fresh three-month lows.
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Crude prices retreated from one-year highs on concerns a proposed production cut by the world's largest oil exporters might not be enough to reduce a global glut.
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Japan's was off 17.46 points, or 0.11 percent, at 15,715.36 as the yen retreated from overnight lows to trade near the 110.42 level in the afternoon local time.
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Crude oil retreated from one-year highs on concerns a proposed cut by the world's largest oil exporters might not be enough to reduce a global supply glut.
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Many of the politicians who claimed to speak for the "person on the Clapham omnibus," a popular British phrase for an everyman, have long retreated from Brexit's frontline.
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"The Fed can afford to wait and see what comes out of the political process," said Bullard, who admitted he has retreated from his formerly more hawkish stance.
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But what started as a way for the band members to rest, and focus on other creative projects, after a while Maps & Atlases all but retreated from view.
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For her part, Ms. Hyde-Smith has largely retreated from public view in the aftermath of the controversial videos, making Tuesday night's forum particularly pivotal for her candidacy.
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Russia, entrenched in Africa during the violent East-West rivalry during the Cold War, largely retreated from the continent after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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The common currency had retreated from a three-year high overnight after several European Central Bank officials on Wednesday noted their concerns over recent strength in the currency.
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Last week, the Justice Department retreated from a prior position and said Texas' record of voter discrimination did not justify requiring prior approval for any new redistricting maps.
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The Justice Department, which has retreated from police oversight under President Trump, said in June that it would not sue the New York Police Department over the findings.
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Over in New Zealand, the benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index retreated from record close to swing between positive and negative territory, and traded down 0.1% at 12,047.7.
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Google, whose search box is a paragon of simplicity, famously retreated from an attempt to tie all of its services together with the unwieldy Google Plus social network.
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He retreated from the threat after his Secretary of Defense said the military would follow the laws on conflict, which prohibit the targeting of civilians or cultural sites.
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The main indexes retreated from record highs on Tuesday after officials confirmed the first U.S. case of the coronavirus that has killed nine and infected 440 in China.
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The group retreated from that effort after the Oklahoma Supreme Court outlawed a Ten Commandments display from appearing at the Capitol, ruling that it was a religious symbol.
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Oil prices retreated from their highest level in 2.5 years on Friday as surging U.S. production appeared to offset supply fears stoked by anti-government rallies in Tehran.
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Europe's benchmark government bond yield retreated from one-month highs after the latest signals from the world's central banks soothed fears that monetary stimulus could be petering out.
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The Chinese government's trademark announcement last week came just days after Mr. Trump retreated from challenging China's policy on Taiwan in a call with China's president, Xi Jinping.
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The White House retreated from what Trump had called Putin&aposs "incredible offer" during the Helsinki summit, revising its position just before the Senate voted overwhelmingly against the plan.
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Against the yen, the dollar inched up 0.2 percent to 112.75 yen, after sliding 0.9 percent on Wednesday and having retreated from Tuesday's four-week high of 113.75 yen.
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However, observers have cautioned that China has previously retreated from similar promises of agricultural purchases in the past and that mistrust will linger even if a deal is signed.
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Against the yen, the dollar inched up 0.1 percent to 112.69 yen, after sliding 0.9 percent on Wednesday and having retreated from Tuesday's four-week high of 113.75 yen.
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The yen briefly retreated from Monday's highs after China injected an estimated $20 billion into money markets in a stability effort after Monday's alarming 0.53-percent drop in stocks.
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Asia markets finished mostly higher on Wednesday, as the dollar index retreated from levels above 102 reached in the previous week, fueled by remarks from President-elect Donald Trump.
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Google built a version of its search engine that complied with China's censorship guidelines but retreated from the country in 2010 after a series of seemingly state-sponsored cyberattacks.
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However, the church retreated from its more outspoken calls last year that Kabila step down in 2016 in order to try to broker a compromise that averts further bloodshed.
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Sure, he popped up in a few indie movies here and there, but he has largely retreated from the spotlight since his heyday in the 90s and early 00s.
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Luigi Di Maio's comments reflect a striking change of tone by some senior officials in the party in recent months as they have retreated from 5-Star's original pledge.
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Why it matters: Though Uber has retreated from China, and recently Russia and neighboring countries, it's still hoping to win a big piece of the Indian ride-hailing market.
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The yen briefly retreated from Monday's highs after China injected an estimated $20 billion into money markets in a stability effort after Monday's alarming 7 percent drop in stocks.
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Australian mining shares slid as iron ore futures in China retreated from record levels after a rally in the steel-making ingredient took it to its highest since 2013.
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Stocks have retreated from their record closing highs since a robust June jobs report on Friday tempered expectations of an aggressive 20.9 basis point rate cut by the Fed.
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Our small crowd retreated from the heat into a clearing in the palms, where a dance floor, bar and open-air banquet hall had been erected for the occasion.
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Gold firmed after three days of losses on Tuesday as the dollar retreated from an earlier three-month peak, with lower prices tempting some buyers back to the market.
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Philip Guston and the Poets, currently at the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice, shows the significant influence of poetry on Guston's work, especially after he retreated from the art world.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The Afghan government controls less than 60 percent of the country, a U.S. watchdog agency reported on Wednesday, after security forces retreated from many strongholds last year.
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The technology sector's 0.62-percent drop weighed the most on the markets as all three major U.S. indexes retreated from highs and their strongest 4-week run since 2016.
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Since the federal government retreated from the War on Poverty in the 28500s, a narrative that demonized and blames poor people for their struggles has infected our public life.
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Almost two months later her nomination has not been made official, no date has been set for a Senate confirmation hearing and Nauert has retreated from the public gaze.
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He added that increased uncertainty in the short term was encouraging investors to rebuild "short" bets against the pound, after they retreated from record highs over the past month.
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The yen briefly retreated from Monday's highs after China injected an estimated $20 billion into money markets in a stability effort after Monday's alarming 7-percent drop in stocks.
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Stocks have retreated from their record closing highs since a robust June jobs report on Friday tempered expectations of an aggressive 2500 basis point rate cut by the Fed.
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The company retreated from China last year after selling its business to homegrown Didi Chuxing, and is battling fierce competitors Ola and Grab in India and Southeast Asia, respectively.
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It also lies near northern Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region, and has been controlled by Kurdish forces since the Iraqi army retreated from advancing Islamic State forces in 2014.
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The Fed has indicated it is likely to raise rates in December if economic growth continues, although it has repeatedly retreated from similar predictions in the last nine months.
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So strong, perhaps, that she's all but retreated from the spotlight, and in a comeback that's taken place in fits and starts, has been struggling to reorient her sound.
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That movie was poorly received, and Mr. Harvey retreated from film directing, returning only in 1994 for "This Can't Be Love," a television movie starring Hepburn and Anthony Quinn.
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During the battle, Napoleon&aposs forces faced potential entrapment as they retreated from Russia, but the French troops managed to make it across the Berezina River, taking heavy casualties.
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After the move to Connecticut, he retreated from collegial enterprise—"a frightened man drawing back," in Williams's view—and conducted his art as a sideline to his humdrum life.
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The metal used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions retreated from its record high after weak Chinese auto sales numbers, while the market grappled with sustained supply shortfall.
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The latest CFTC data showed that speculative net longs in the euro have retreated from their record highs but were still near multi-year highs at above $13 billion.
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A new hit podcast delves into theories about the whereabouts of the fitness guru, once one of Hollywood's most accessible celebrities, who retreated from public life three years ago.
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Until relatively recently, this would have been an unlikely path for Romney, who retreated from the national spotlight after losing the 22016 presidential election to then-President Barack Obama.
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Harris retreated from the encounter when he was pursued by several members of LOS, surrounded and violently beat with blunt objects sustaining several fractures, cranial lacerations and internal bodily injuries.
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In New Zealand, the benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index retreated from a record high touched earlier in the session but traded 0.1 percent or 7.94 points higher at 9,706.83.
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After the recording surfaced in October 2016, Bush quickly lost his job co-hosting the Today show and retreated from the public eye after apologizing for what he had said.
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And domestic phone makers have struggled to compete on performance or pricing in recent years; the likes of Panasonic, Toshiba, and Fujitsu have largely retreated from the high-end market.
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The dollar retreated from a four-month high against the euro on Tuesday as risk appetite improved, following a weeklong rally as investors chased higher returns in the United States.
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Also weighing on the benchmark was the oil and gas sector which pulled back after a 2 percent jump in the prior session as crude prices retreated from 2019 highs.
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It closed down 2.5 percent weaker at a record-low 26.40 per U.S. dollar, as the central bank retreated from the spot market after selling reserves early in the day.
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After filing for divorce from Brad Pitt on September 19, 2016, Jolie retreated from the spotlight to focus on her family as they work to heal from the traumatic split.
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He retreated from the online world to experience "the luxury of being forgotten", and kept his cultural consumption to a minimum to "feel hungry in a society which has everything".
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The communists based themselves in Yanan from 1935, where they had retreated from Nationalist troops, before winning the Chinese civil war and establishing the People's Republic of China in 1949.
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Gold prices rose more than 1 percent on Monday, recovering from their lowest levels since February as the dollar and long-dated U.S. Treasury bond yields retreated from recent highs.
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Discordian pranksters that they are, the KLF deleted their entire back catalogue when they retreated from the pop game in the 90s, though thankfully "Doctorin' the Tardis" survives on YouTube.
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While bonds got a slight boost from the worries over growth, European shares retreated from a three-week high and stayed on track for their third-straight month of losses.
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Gold rose on Friday as forecast-beating euro zone inflation boosted the euro against the dollar, while global stock markets retreated from Wednesday's record highs as concerns about global trade.
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Sasha and Rosita could have easily retreated from the building, returned the next day, waited for Negan to walk outside, and killed him from afar without anybody knowing any better.
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Wall Street's three main indexes have retreated from last week's record closing highs after a strong June jobs report on Friday tempered expectations of a sharp rate cut this month.
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Ayn Rand's book, "Atlas Shrugged", describes a world where the creative minority of business geniuses has retreated from the world, and left the masses to enjoy the fruits of socialism.
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The move comes after other banks including Australia and New Zealand Banking Group have retreated from the capital intensive metals sector and as Macquarie focuses on its thriving energy business.
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U.S. stocks retreated from early highs to keep a gauge of world stocks near the unchanged mark, although the index remained on track for its fourth straight week of gains.
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After filing for divorce from Brad Pitt on September 19, 2016, Jolie retreated from the spotlight to focus on her family as they work to heal from the traumatic split.
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The decision has virtually no political or strategic benefits, which begs the question: was the president motivated by something other than the US's national interests when he retreated from Syria?
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Kardashian has retreated from public life and her once prolific social media presence since October, when she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris, and has said nothing about West's condition.
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" The United States, it added, "retreated from its traditional role as both a champion and an exemplar of democracy amid an accelerating decline in American political rights and civil liberties.
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It has also projected power across Asia, Africa and elsewhere while the United States has, on many fronts, retreated from its post-World War II commitment to the global order.
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After the migrants who broke from the march retreated from the border, at least two dozen canisters of tear gas could be seen on the Mexican side of the border.
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Epstein was also friends with people like Britain's Prince Andrew, who retreated from public life in November after a disastrous TV interview where he appeared unsympathetic to the financier's victims.
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Corporate debt levels are near extremes, profit margins have retreated from historic highs, and equity valuations are certainly full and in line with the latter phases of prior bull markets.
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After persistent and repeated fact-checking by journalists and experts, all pointing out the administration's lies and misleading statements, the White House seems to have retreated from the terror scare.
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The Saudi stock index closed 0.3 percent higher in active trading volume, though it came off an early high as the oil price retreated from its peak on Wednesday afternoon.
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The dollar retreated from Tuesday highs hit after Chicago Fed President Charles Evans said he would be "fine" with raising interest rates by year-end if economic data stayed firm.
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Sterling retreated from a four-month peak as a poll showed British voters who favor leaving the European Union hold a razor-thin edge over those who want to stay.
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After Read spoke with the president, Pfizer on July 10 retreated from announced price hikes on about 40 of its drugs, saying it would not raise prices again this year.
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On climate change, CEOs like Apple's Tim Cook and Michael Bloomberg have stepped up with company commitments and advocacy as the U.S. has retreated from international climate leadership under President Trump.
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Oil prices retreated from earlier highs after U.S. government data showed a smaller-than-expected decline in domestic crude inventories and weak demand for gasoline, feeding concerns about a supply glut.
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Trump won, Clinton largely retreated from public life, and now these Republicans — officials from past White House administrations, former governors, former members of Congress, veterans of national campaigns — are politically homeless.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, was roughly flat at 97.54, having retreated from a one-month high of 97.871 set on Tuesday.
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The outstanding supply of commercial paper (CP) rebounded from its lowest level in at least 16 years, while their interest rates have retreated from recent peaks, according to Federal Reserve data.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, up more than 22 points at session highs, edged back by the middle of the session, while the S&P 500 retreated from its own highs.
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The government retreated from the 2014 confrontation with Cliven Bundy, a Nevada rancher and the father of Ammon, when supporters rallied around him and threatened a gun battle with federal officials.
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The Swiss specialty chemicals maker on Thursday posted a first-half loss, booked charges linked to a European probe and retreated from a planned venture with Saudi Basic Industries (SABIC) 2010.
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Among financial stocks, Commonwealth Bank of Australia retreated from a three-week high to close 0.5 percent lower, while Australia and New Zealand Banking Group stayed afloat, ending up 0.1 percent.
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Whereas from September the six-month low-delta option fell from highs of 4.4 percent to 1.8 percent, this time it has retreated from 4.6 percent to just under 3 percent.
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Luchs is a famously reclusive artist, having retreated from Detroit several decades ago in favor of his remote home-studio life in Lewiston, Michigan, with his wife, artist Kathryn Brackett Luchs.
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True, the spot price has retreated from the frothy heights of early March, when it rocketed by over 20 percent in the space of just two days to $213.3 per ton.
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Gold mining giant Newcrest Mining climbed 8.63 percent as gold prices rose more than 1 percent after the U.S. dollar and long-dated U.S. Treasury bond yields retreated from recent highs.
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Aussie mining shares were flat as iron ore futures in China retreated from record levels after a rally in the steel-making ingredient took it to its highest level since 2013.
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TOKYO, April 20 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks edged up on Wednesday but retreated from three-week highs earlier in the session as the yen firmed marginally against the dollar, hampering exporters' prospects.
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At the height of the movement that swept through New York in the mid-20th century, Newell retreated from the spotlight to focus on his small yet intense, geometric abstract paintings.
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Hill largely retreated from the spotlight after the smash success of her magnum opus — released when she was just 23 years old — and has failed to produce a follow-up album.
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Trump has also retreated from using the term "maximum pressure, " a policy consisting of strict sanctions, diplomatic actions and military threats that's long been the cornerstone of his North Korea policy.
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Oil prices retreated from 2180-1/2 year highs on Tuesday as investors waited on an announcement by President Donald Trump on whether the United States will reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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True, the London Metal Exchange (LME) price has retreated from April's three-year high of $16,690 as panic that U.S. sanctions on Russia might be extended to Norilsk Nickel has dissipated.
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A massive heart attack on stage in Germany and also a lollipop in the eye thrown by a fan in Norway didn't help and he retreated from public life soon after.
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Stocks have retreated from their record closing highs since a robust June jobs report on Friday tempered expectations of an aggressive 21.28 basis point interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve.
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The U.S. dollar retreated from a seven-month high as some investors took profit following a recent rally that received a boost on Friday by Yellen's comments and solid U.S. data.
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Global stocks retreated from 22-month highs scaled in recent weeks on strengthening hopes of an agreement, which U.S. President Donald Trump said last month could be signed by mid-November.
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As it did, the Yankees retreated from their dugout, down the stairs to their clubhouse, where they were left to mull a rally, and a season, that ultimately came up short.
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But she found the expectations placed on her at a young age overwhelming and retreated from the sport for nearly two years, putting down her rackets and taking up professional cricket.
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Several prominent U.S.-China venture and angel investor firms have retreated from U.S. investing and returned to Beijing including ZhenFund with $1 billion under management and Sinovation Ventures with $2 billion.
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Ms. von der Leyen has since retreated from her statement, saying the majority of soldiers do an "outstanding job," and Chancellor Angela Merkel has declared her "full support" for the minister.
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In the early 1990s, after the Cold War abruptly ended and the superpowers retreated from Africa — and Congo (then called Zaire) began its long slide down — Mr. Tshisekedi became prime minister.
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President Trump, after saying in September that he was moving to ban sales of flavored e-cigarettes, retreated from the idea this month, under pressure from his political advisers and lobbyists.
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The Trump administration has recently retreated from a promise in September that it would ban most flavored e-cigarette products, citing concerns about the effects on businesses and repercussions from voters.
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But its armed wing was also the first to come to the aid of the beleaguered Yezidis after the peshmerga militia from another Kurdish faction retreated from Sinjar in August 2014.
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A rival to Sweden's Tele2 and Norway's Telenor , Telia has retreated from central Asian markets to focus on its seven Nordic and Baltic markets, where it is seeking new ways to grow.
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FCA's Marchionne had retreated from his search for a merger in April, saying the carmaker was not in a position to seek deals for now and would stick to its business plan.
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Gold rose on Monday as the dollar retreated from an earlier near nine-month high, though uncertainty over the timing of a U.S. interest rate hike kept prices hemmed in a range.
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The sol retreated from its gains after the intervention was announced to trade at around 3.295/3.298 per dollar at 10:15 (1515 GMT) (Reporting By Ursula Scollo; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
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Brent crude futures fell 56 cents to settle at $68.91 a barrel, a 0.8 percent loss, having retreated from a session peak of $69.70, close to its highest level since early February.
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The Shanghai Futures Exchange benchmark rebar contract closed at 4,160 yuan ($605) a tonne on Wednesday, having retreated from the seven-year high of 4,19.53 yuan a tonne, reached on Aug. 22.
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Rates futures retreated from their session highs after news that U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to delay a decision to impose steep tariffs on auto imports by up to six months.
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On the one hand, he gave an interview observing that when and if the U.S. retreated from the world stage, other, hostile claimants to power and influence would inevitably fill that vacuum.
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Two investigations for events in Malakal, by panels appointed by the United Nations, suggested that some peacekeepers had retreated from their posts and that others had waited for written instructions from headquarters.
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LONDON, April 20 (Reuters) - European equities retreated from their three-month highs on Wednesday, mirroring losses in Asia, with a fall in oil and metals prices putting pressure on commodities-related stocks.
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And while some countries have recently retreated from the world stage amid nationalist fervor, the ease of air travel has created a strong countercurrent of travelers looking to learn from other cultures.
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President Trump has retreated from comments suggesting that a post-Brexit trade deal with Britain would include access for American companies to Britain's health care system, after the remarks immediately prompted outrage.
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Mr. Byrne never retreated from his stance that the income tax was not only right but also essential, and that its burden on homeowners would be offset by rebates on property taxes.
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For the S&P 173, the more widely watched market index, the rally has retreated from a gain of 58% to one of 18% since the president's victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Gold retreated from the $1,700 level touched briefly earlier on Monday, as investors sold the bullion to cover margin calls amid plummeting equities and energy markets, overshadowing the metal's safe-haven demand.
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The dollar retreated from a three-week high as investors cashed in on gains the currency made after U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's two-day testimony reinforced a strong economic outlook.
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Most oil firms retreated from big risky projects in deep waters to focus on the shale fields of Texas and North Dakota, where capital investments are smaller and operating costs are lower.
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The declines marked the 10th out of the last 12 weeks that investors have retreated from the U.S. stock market despite the benchmark S&P 500 touching a series of record highs.
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Gold dipped on Wednesday, weighed down by a firmer dollar which found support from mounting expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates soon, while palladium retreated from record highs.
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Iberia was also relatively warm during the last Ice Age, between 28000,25500 and 20003,22000 years ago, presenting a more welcoming climate for animals and people who retreated from the rest of Europe.
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The declines marked the 10th out of the last 12 weeks that investors have retreated from the U.S. stock market despite the benchmark S&P 500 touching a series of record highs.
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Prince Andrew this year also retreated from official duties following an interview in which he defended his friendship and the time he previously spent with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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They tend to perform better when interest rates are low, and they have risen as yields on the 10-year Treasury note have retreated from the 3.0 percent mark since early June.
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The Commission has retreated from an initial plan to go ahead with implementing these reductions after opposition from an advisory panel and central bankers who were worried about a green "bubble" being created.
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Banks with big balance sheets were better able to weather global market volatility in late 2015 as investors retreated from risk amid concerns about the effects of oil prices and China's economic slowdown.
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Since CEO Dara Khosrowshahi took the helm more than a year ago, Uber has retreated from foreign markets where it had suffered heavy losses and shuttered certain pricey ventures including self-driving trucks.
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Wall Street's main indexes have retreated from their record closing highs after a robust June jobs report on Friday tempered expectations of an aggressive 2500-basis-point interest rate cut by the Fed.
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Gold edged higher as the U.S. dollar retreated from its 14-year highs, tempting some buyers to take advantage of a near 10-month low in prices after six straight weeks of decline.
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Meanwhile, sterling retreated from a three-week high after dealers took stock of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's meetings with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron and their implications on Brexit.
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Sterling retreated from a two-week high of $1.3481, after the Bank of England's chief economist, Andrew Haldane said the Bank needed to act "promptly as well as muscularly" to stimulate the economy.
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Meanwhile, the yen retreated from its strongest levels against the dollar since January after Trump called off a U.S. military strike against Iran last week, but tensions between the two nations remain high.
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Wall Street's main indexes have retreated from their record closing highs after a robust June jobs report on Friday tempered expectations of an aggressive 493-basis-point interest rate cut by the Fed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ticked lower on Friday as weak earnings from industrial giant General Electric weighed, while tech shares retreated from record highs and energy tracked the price of oil lower.
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Oil prices - which often drive inflation expectations and bond yields - retreated from 2016 highs on Monday as rising production in the Middle East outweighed a decline in U.S. output and a sliding dollar.
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However, it has retreated from those levels to stand half a percent lower as lawmakers prepared to vote again later in the day to delay Brexit until at least the end of June.
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The last time BNP retreated from the reserve-based lending sector was in February 2012, when it sold its business to Wells Fargo in a move it said would strengthen its balance sheet.
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The German bank's U.S.-listed shares jumped 3.1 percent on the Spiegel report but retreated from session highs following the Reuters sources report and traded 1.1 percent higher by 1648 GMT (1248 EDT).
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Gold edged higher as the U.S. dollar retreated from a 14-year peak, tempting some buyers to take advantage of a near 10-month low in prices after six straight weeks of decline.
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But neither Walsh or Harding ever publicly retreated from the company's forecast that Chinese steel output would rise to 1 billion tonnes a year, despite ever-mounting evidence that production has already peaked.
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Meanwhile, European stocks benchmarks retreated from the previous session's highs as conflicting signals from China and the United States on progress made in trade talks deflated market hopes of a near-term truce.
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In recent seasons, Philip has retreated from the world of derring-do, embracing instead a simpering self-help doctrine emblematic of the era, while Elizabeth has turned into an ever more remorseless assassin.
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Since Donald Trump's inauguration, the Department of Justice has reversed or retreated from prior positions in at least three significant voting rights matters, including two in which it abandoned claims of intentional discrimination.
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ET and comes when Wall Street's three main indexes have retreated from their record closing highs after a strong June jobs report on Friday tempered expectations of a sharp rate cut this month.
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Stocks have retreated from their recent highs since a robust June jobs report on Friday tempered expectations of an aggressive 50 basis point rate cut by the Fed at its July policy meeting.
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Global shares have retreated from the 22-month highs scaled in recent weeks on hopes of a resolution to the trade war that has dented business sentiment, curtailed investment and hurt economic growth.
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The president has repeatedly disparaged Mr. McCain, usually without using his name, even in the months since the senator has largely retreated from the Washington scene to his Arizona home for cancer treatment.
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When the recording surfaced in October 2016 during the presidential election, Bush lost his new job on the Today show and retreated from the public eye after apologizing for what he had said.
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Mr. Trump, the former Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle and Mr. Kirk retreated from the evening's festivities, surrounded by security guards as they made their way up a large set of carpeted stairs.
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Wall Street retreated from record levels on Tuesday as the report dulled hopes of a de-escalation in their tariff war that has roiled financial markets, uprooted supply chains and hit global growth.
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CEO Matthew Maguire founded OneJet in 2015, going after business travelers for companies such as FedEx in midsize cities that large carriers retreated from in a wave of megamergers over the last decade.
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The United States entered the 20th century as a democracy promoter, then retreated from democracy promotion at the height of the Cold War, only to embrace democracy promotion again during the Carter administration.
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Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corp shed 2.1 percent to strike its lowest in over one month, while Ryman Healthcare Ltd retreated from a record high in the previous session to end down 0.9 percent.
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Oil prices retreated from three-and-a-half-year highs on Tuesday as investors waited on an announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump on whether the United States will reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Indeed, the government has reason to believe, through representations by the defendant&aposs counsel, that the defendant has retreated from his acceptance of responsibility in this case regarding his lies to the FBI.
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But they retreated from their highs of the day after Reuters reported, citing two Canadian government sources, that Canada is increasingly convinced that Trump will pull the U.S. out of the trade agreement.
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The firm has stuck with the commodities part of the business for years even while its peers retreated from a sector in which it has proven increasingly tough to turn a strong profit.
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Global shares have retreated from the 22-month highs scaled in recent weeks on hopes of a resolution to the trade war that has dented business sentiment, curtailed investment and hurt economic growth.
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Sterling retreated from a one-month high against the dollar after the minutes from the Bank of England's latest policy meeting showed the lone policymaker voting for a rate hike dropped his call.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield - which is closely correlated with the dollar/yen rate - stood at 2.329 percent, having retreated from a seven-month high of 2.477 percent set in late October.
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As airlines around the world retreated from the frontlines in an effort of self-preservation, it became clear that no airline acquisitions or mergers would be taking place, let alone for wounded Alitalia.
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What the museum's website calls "the Indian problem," or conflict between the Native Americans and the new settlers, marked the early years of the city's history until the tribes retreated from the area.
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Donors, strategists and Trump allies, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak openly about the situation, said the conservative financier has retreated from leading the way in financially backing the president's agenda.
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Oil prices retreated from earlier highs in choppy trade after U.S. government data showed a smaller-than-expected decline in domestic crude inventories and weak demand for gasoline, feeding concerns about a supply glut.
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Stateside, the retreated from its march to 255.14,24, slipped 23.51 percent to 19,887.38, while the S&P 500 fell 0.35 percent to end at 2,268.9 while the composite finished up 43 percent, to 5,531.82.
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The demonstrators — who gathered a day after dozens were killed in similar protests over joblessness, corruption and a lack of official accountability — trampled each other in the dark as they retreated from Tahrir Square.
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Both crude benchmarks retreated from near four-year highs after U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United States would consider requests from some countries to be exempted from sanctions on Iranian oil.
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After winning his Grammy and briefly apologizing in his acceptance speech ("What occurred was unintentional, completely regrettable, and I apologize if you guys were offended"), Timberlake retreated from the public eye for a while.
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But as Perry retreated from the spotlight over the years, the late star — who died on Monday at the age of 52, five days after suffering a massive stroke — focused on his family life.
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Although the yield retreated from the low, many market players think it is a matter of time before the market will test the minus 0.20% given rising expectations of monetary easing around the world.
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European stocks retreated from 21-month highs and the dollar initially slipped on concerns that Trump's dismissal of his FBI chief could make it harder for him to push through his tax reform plans.
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It exited China in 2016 — instead opting for a partnership with e-commerce giant JD.com — and this month it retreated from the UK after selling its Asda business to rival high-street retailer Sainsbury's.
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In commodity markets, Brent oil prices retreated from three-week highs reached earlier on Wednesday, after a surprising fall-off in U.S. refining runs and an unexpected increase in inventories of gasoline and diesel.
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The Liberal government made the announcement a day after Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said Canada would have to play a larger global role as the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump retreated from multilateralism.
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President Donald Trump is again blaming OPEC for high oil prices, even though crude futures have recently retreated from 3½-year highs on reports that his administration asked Saudi Arabia to manage the market.
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Trainee hiring at 'real scale'While the firm has retreated from experienced hires to focus on making existing advisers more productive, Sieg said hiring is happening at "real scale" for its financial adviser development program.
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The Times reported that even after Trump retreated from Syria, the Kurds continued working with the CIA, helping to identify the ISIS leader's whereabouts and embedding spies within the group to monitor his movement.
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In much the same fashion, he retreated from incredible denials that Russian military officers were aiding separatist forces in eastern Ukraine, acknowledging the presence of Russians in that region but saying they were "volunteers."
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Another shift: Caitlin's official transition from wife to widow, which places new pressure on the intense, unspoken attraction between her and Quinn, whose wife, Mary, has retreated from the family's day-to-day life.
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But the lesson Mr. Powell took from the episode, that the Fed should strive to be clear and predictable as it retreated from its stimulus campaign, is now itself causing angst in financial markets.
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At a Methodist church in Wan Chai, where scores of protesters had retreated from advancing police lines, a line of pastors stood at the glass doors while medics treated those overcome by tear gas.
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HP, Epsion, and Lexmark attempted to use DRM to force people to purchase expensive printer cartridges, but retreated from the practice after backlash from customers and consumer rights groups and the Supreme Court case.
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"Congressional action is even more critical now after the president retreated from his promise to prohibit flavors in tobacco products that are so popular with our youth," Pallone said at a hearing last month.
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And after years of arrests related to drug use, as well as confessional interviews and health scares, the singer had largely retreated from the public eye, while his creative output had all but ceased.
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A Bloomberg report on Wednesday fanned hopes that the two sides were close to a so-called phase one deal, prompting a rally in global equities while gold retreated from a one-month high.
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So, just as the red carpet has retreated from politics after last year's foray into Times Up, so now the red carpet has dipped only one toe into something more innately political about gender.
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In this case, however, the performer — the one who retreated from Hollywood after the incident, and who worried about being blacklisted — was not Rose McGowan or Asia Argento or Salma Hayek, but Brendan Fraser.
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NEW YORK, July 63 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ticked lower on Friday as weak earnings from industrial giant General Electric weighed, while tech shares retreated from record highs and energy tracked the price of oil lower.
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The fiery Grillo, 67, has retreated from front-line politics over the last 18 months, making way for a generation of young leaders who have given 5-Star a more moderate image and broader appeal.
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Joining the club: ConocoPhillips' deal comes after global oil giants Statoil and Shell have retreated from their oil sands positions in recent months, and Marathon Oil recently divested from the Alberta heavy oil projects too.
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President Donald Trump has retreated from a plan to host next year's G7 summit at his Miami resort amid criticism that it was a brazen attempt to use his position to benefit his private businesses.
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Sterling slipped to $1.4124, near its low last week of $1.4119 and having retreated from Friday's peak of $1.4437, driven by oscillating views on whether Britain would leave the European Union in a June referendum.
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That initially had an effect on US equity markets when they opened for trade but stocks cut losses on Tuesday as U.S. interest rates retreated from the multi-year highs seen earlier in the session.
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The dollar strength saw major currencies weaken against it; the Australian dollar retreated from levels near $0.7560 to trade at $0.7388 Friday afternoon local time, while the euro fell from levels above $1.080 to $1.059.
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JOHANNESBURG, June 403 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand retreated from a two-and-a-half month high on Thursday after the U.S. central bank raised interest rates said it was prepared to continue tightening monetary policy.
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AQAP said it had retreated from the port on Yemen's south coast to protect civilians and save the city of around 120,000 from destruction, adding that only a handful of its fighters had been killed.
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Originally walled up in the Qing dynasty to limit British influence, squatters blossomed the small space after Japan retreated from their occupation in WW2, China's reclamation making it seem like a safer place to live.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. money market fund assets retreated from their highest level in more than 26-1/2 years as their yields tumbled in the latest week, the Money Fund Report said on Wednesday.
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U.S. yields retreated from their earlier highs after a smaller-than-expected rise in the Consumer Price Index in March affirmed Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's warnings about the pace of U.S. growth and inflation.
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As Mueller retreated from the public eye, the majority of public opinion increasingly wondered whether Trump had "committed impeachable offenses," but House Democrats remained hesitant to impeach the president out of fear of political backlash.
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But yields have sharply retreated from their mid-autumn peaks as a fall in crude prices and increased worries of a global economic slowdown made analysts scale back forecasts for central bank interest rate hikes.
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Trump's comments retreated from remarks he made immediately after shootings earlier this month in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, when he said he could support "intelligent" gun background checks and advocated addressing mental illness.
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Gold edged higher on Friday as the dollar retreated from this week's 212-year high and some buyers were tempted to take advantage of prices near a 215.77-month low after six weeks of decline.
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Canada's main stock index rallied nearly 1 percent in line with U.S. markets before the rate announcement but later retreated from session highs, also due in part to company news and seesawing crude oil prices.
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Russia, which was deeply involved in Africa during the Cold War, when the East-West rivalry fueled a series of bloody proxy wars, largely retreated from the continent after the breakup of the Soviet Union.
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Also known as non-bank lending, the private credit asset class has erupted since the financial crisis, boosted by robust investor demand, which seemed almost unabated as banks retreated from issuing loans to smaller borrowers.
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Iraqi oil workers have capped a number of burning wells set alight by Islamic State militants as they retreated from Qayyara towards Mosul, where U.S.-backed Iraqi forces are pressing an offensive against the group.
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The greenback was marginally weaker against the safe-haven yen, which traded at 107.70 per dollar, and retreated from a two-year peak touched in Asian morning trade against the euro to steady around $1.0921.
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But as the overall incarcerated population has slowly retreated from its peak in 2009, a shift is happening in American prisons: the disparity between the number of African-Americans and whites locked up is shrinking.
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But the fact that a tech company has to step in to help ensure the development of affordable housing points to a long-building reality nationwide: The federal government has largely retreated from this role.
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On Sunday, Bannon retreated from those comments, saying Trump Jr. was a patriot and that he had labeled the actions of Trump's former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, as treasonous, not those of the president's son.
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Macdonald drew the ire of social media for suggesting that Barr and C.K. — pop culture pariahs who have retreated from public life for racist antics and sexual misconduct, respectively — have lost "everything" thanks to their mistakes.
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Pagnotta said another possible reason they retreated from the spotlight was that everything got "a little too big," citing their fame from Full House and the task of running their own brand of products at Walmart.
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Baidu has been the dominant search engine in China since 2010, when U.S. search engine giant Google retreated from the Chinese market after it declined to comply with a government request to filter its search results.
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The Brazilian real jumped 2684.64%, its fourth straight day of gains that took the currency to over a four-month high, although the Bovespa stock index retreated from a record high set in the previous session.
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Annual inflation has retreated from last year's levels of more than 1.7483 percent, but the rise in February to 1.7473 percent from 1.7463 in January keeps it above the central bank's 1.7453-1.7443 percent target range.
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Wang, who comes from Chongqing in western China, has retreated from his singing career in order study for the exam, but it hasn't affected the amount of attention he receives from his millions of ardent fans.
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Sterling retreated from a two-week high of $1.3481 against the dollar, after the Bank of England's chief economist, Andrew Haldane, said the Bank needed to act "promptly as well as muscularly" to stimulate the economy.
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Current Fed Chair Janet Yellen has mostly retreated from this so-called "forward guidance," though even she had to ditch telegraphed rate hikes in June and again in September last year before finally moving in December.
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What's more, Cruz has even darted past his target and onto the fence: Against the undersized and still only part time fighter, Demetrious Johnson, Cruz repeatedly retreated from the center of the cage onto the fence.
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Brent crude oil prices retreated from three-week highs on Wednesday, after a surprising drop in U.S. refining rates and an unexpected gasoline and diesel stock build signaled lower demand in the world's top oil consumer.
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Asian stocks retreated from six-month highs as conflicting signals from China and the United States on progress made in trade talks deflated market hopes of a near term truce to end their damaging tariff war.
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Benchmark yields have also retreated from their seven-month high after an October payrolls report that showed wage growth stalled and due to uncertainty over a Republican-sponsored bill aimed at overhauling the federal tax code.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Military forces loyal to Libya's eastern government said on Thursday they had carried out air strikes overnight against Islamist fighters in Derna after Islamic State militants retreated from positions close to the city.
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Donald J. Trump publicly retreated from his "birther" campaign on Friday, tersely acknowledging that President Obama was born in the United States — and effectively conceding that the conspiracy theory he had promoted for years was baseless.
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Mr. Ivanishvili, who served as prime minister after the last election, in 2012, has retreated from front-line politics but is still believed by many to control the country from his vast hilltop mansion overlooking Tbilisi.
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Six years before the series starts, British Empire stand-in The Burge retreated from the fae nation of Tirnanoc, leaving it in control of The Pact, a group inspired by the World War I Central Powers.
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The move, which was first reported by the Nikkei newspaper, comes as the fund, which managed 169 trillion yen ($1.5 trillion) as of end-December, has retreated from unprofitable domestic bonds and pushed into foreign assets.
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It's not an accident that Starbucks catapulted from chain coffee shop to cultural phenomenon in the early 1990s, just as Americans, who had supposedly retreated from public life to bowl alone, were coming out of hiding.
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The euro retreated from a three-year high on Tuesday as investors sold the currency on doubts that the European Central Bank would back away from its pledge to keep buying bonds at next week's meeting.
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Gold prices edged higher from a two-week low hit earlier on Tuesday, as equities retreated from multi-year highs, with investors awaiting more details on the imminent trade agreement between the United States and China.
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In recent months, Washington and its allies in European capitals have retreated from demands that Assad leave power immediately as the Islamic State gained territory in the region and the priority shifted to defeating the militant group.
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In commodity markets, Brent oil prices retreated from three-week highs reached earlier in the day on Wednesday and U.S. crude declined, after a surprising fall-off in U.S. refining runs boosted inventories of gasoline and diesel.
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NEW YORK, Aug 8 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields retreated from their session peaks on Thursday after mediocre results at a $19 billion auction of 30-year bonds, the final leg of this week's $84 billion quarterly refunding.
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Global iron ore production has largely stabilized in recent months after the initial Brumadinho shock, while prices have also retreated from the multiyear highs they hit in the months after the accident because of Vale's lower output.
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Global iron ore production has largely stabilized in recent months after the initial Brumadinho shock, while prices have also retreated from the multiyear highs they hit in the months after the accident because of Vale's lower output.
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European shares retreated from 7-week highs, weighed down by industrial stocks, with markets in London , Paris and Frankfurt down 0.4-0.9 percent while U.S. stock futures traded lower ahead of U.S. data later in the day.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A measure of U.S. factory activity retreated from a 20.3-21.22/23.0-year high in October as some of the boost from hurricane-related supply disruptions faded, but continued to point to strengthening manufacturing conditions.
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The dollar retreated from a one-week high touched in the previous session, making gold cheaper for investors holding other currencies, after a federal report showed U.S. housing starts fell in June for a second straight month.
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The British bank had been a big lender to the global shipping industry but has shrunk its balance sheet and largely retreated from non-UK lending since a 46 billion pound government bailout during the financial crisis.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices retreated from 21.3 highs and snapped a two-day rally on Wednesday, hurt by a surge in the dollar after the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled it could raise interest rates next month.
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NEW YORK, May 24 (Reuters) - The U.S. bond market's gauges on investors' inflation expectations fell on Thursday as Treasury yields retreated from their multi-year peaks that were tied to worries about rising inflation and federal borrowing.
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The unit retreated from last week's 2-month high after President Jacob Zuma over the weekend survived a second attempt in six months by members of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) to unseat him as leader.
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In fact, Bob-Waksberg says the inspiration surrounding character Vance Waggoner, who retreated from the public eye due to numerous stories about his behavior only to come back into the spotlight five years later, was Mel Gibson.
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But with prominent fights flaring over Russian election interference, data breaches and other scandals, the biggest tech companies — no longer wishing to publicly oppose a bill fighting sex trafficking — retreated from their lobbying effort in recent weeks.
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Nashieli Ramirez, head of Mexico City's human rights commission, said the capital has received a number of migrants returning from towns on the U.S. frontier, including a group of transgender women who retreated from Tijuana last December.
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On the bourse, stocks retreated from a three-week high hit in the previous session, with the Johannesburg All-Share index closing 0.57% lower at 55,219 points and the Top-40 index down 0.59% to 49,110 points.
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Oil prices edged slightly higher on Friday as the dollar retreated from multi-week highs, however, prices were capped by unchanged Russian output for February, a sign of its weak compliance on a global deal to curb oversupply.
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Over the past few months, investors have retreated from stocks around the globe, pushing the iShares MSCI ACWI ETF — which invests in an index that tracks global markets excluding the U.S. — to its lowest level since May 2017.
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Gold retreated from a one-month high hit earlier on Tuesday as stock markets and dollar took heart after the United States and China decided to keep negotiating their trade deal, which has rattled financial markets for months.
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While prices have retreated from a six-month peak hit in February, analysts expect LME cash nickel prices to rebound by the third quarter to an average of $13,4903 a tonne, up 9 percent from the current level.
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Investors have retreated from financials as well, with the Financial Sector Select SPDR, an ETF that tracks financial stocks in the S&P 500, losing $1.7 billion in outflows over the last 4 weeks, according to Lipper data.
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The local stock market turned negative as investors retreated from rate-sensitive sectors including telecoms and utilities, which typically issue debt to pay for projects and pay out dividends that become less attractive when government bond yields rise.
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The U.S. dollar retreated from seven-month highs on Monday as investors evaluated whether the Federal Reserve will let inflation run above target before raising interest rates, and as some investors took profits from the recent dollar rally.
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The al-Qaeda franchise that tried three times to stage attacks on US soil admitted that it has retreated from a key port city in southern Yemen after it was taken by the Saudi-led Gulf military coalition.
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From then on her reaction to bad raps, dozens of counts of fraud and theft as well as the killings, was to raise a defiant fist, then to wait as the ANC retreated from her, then to appeal.
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But it is not clear that there is an electoral majority for the "Singapore of Europe" model that Michael Gove seems to support; Boris Johnson has quickly retreated from his assertion that the result was not about immigration.
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Neither does his dismissal of Clinton's wins in the Deep South, where largely black Democratic electorates picked her over him, or his comment that Clinton was "unqualified" to be president, a statement he later kinda-sorta retreated from.
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Known as half of the atmospheric R&B duo Denitia and Sene, this singer retreated from the Brooklyn music collective Club Casa a couple of years ago and holed up in the Rockaways to experiment with solo work.
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As Jack Miles demonstrated in his wondrous biography of God, the chastened deity retreated from His providential role on earth when He understood the huge mistake He made in torturing his faithful servant, the observant and obsequious Job.
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In economic data, a measure of U.S. factory activity retreated from a 13-1/2-year high in October as some of the boost from hurricane-related supply disruptions faded, but continued to point to strengthening manufacturing conditions.
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LONDON, Nov 2000 (Reuters) - Average prices tumbled in Europe's secondary loan market this week, reflecting volatility in the high-yield bond market as investors retreated from the asset class after highly indebted 'junk' rated companies reported poor earnings.
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A classified report from Israel's foreign ministry raises doubts over President Trump's optimistic statements about his summit with Kim Jong-un, and determines the U.S. retreated from its positions on several issues relating to North Korea's nuclear program.
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His leg blown apart by a cannonball or shrapnel, Lt. Wilkeson was taken nearby to a community poor house serving as an ad hoc Union medical center, but the surgeons retreated from the site under the Confederate advance.
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In 2011 the EPA issued a draft report stating that fracking was responsible for the water pollution, but following harsh criticism of its methods the agency retreated from its finding and turned the study over to state regulators.
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To achieve the transition accord, the British government retreated from an earlier pledge and conceded that European Union citizens who arrived in Britain during the transition period would have the same rights as those already in the country.
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" In Aden, the combined forces were cited for firing at boats carrying civilians, using "poorly aimed surface-to-air missiles," and laying land mines as they retreated from the city in a "grave violation of international humanitarian law.
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" Although he was once a fixture on his family's reality show, Rob retreated from the Keeping Up with the Kardashian cameras, telling PEOPLE in 2016, "I gained a bunch of weight and was super uncomfortable in my skin.
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Gold prices on Tuesday retreated from its near seven-year high on Monday — as investors fled riskier assets amid U.S.-Iran tensions that shot up in the past week with the killing of Iran's top commander Qasem Soleimani.
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But in the last six to seven months — a volatile trading period during which stocks reached and retreated from all-time highs — Wren said his team has "backed off of" that strategy in the interest of mitigating risk.
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The euro has borne the brunt of this process, and stripping out valuation effects, since foreign exchange reserves are priced in dollars, the single currency's share of overall reserves has retreated from a high of 28 percent in 2009.
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Some of the enthusiasm for the "Trump trade" has faded and bond yields have retreated from their highs, as investors await more information on the promised policies that had driven the Dow up about 9 percent since Election Day.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar retreated from a three-week high on Wednesday as investors cashed in on gains the currency made after two days of testimony by U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell reinforced a strong economic outlook.
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But he retreated from that stance, and when the film hit theaters, it almost explained so many things about the nature of the "Space Jockey" in the first film, the origins of the xenomorphs, and the origins of humanity.
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But when pressed, the executives pointed to risks outside the walls of their firms: Banks retreated from originating student loans after the crisis, and the riskiest leveraged loans are happening in the so-called shadow banking system, they said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A measure of U.S. factory activity retreated from a more than 14-year high in September as growth in new orders slowed, but supply bottlenecks appeared to be easing, suggesting a steady pace of expansion in manufacturing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer confidence retreated from a 24.7-year high in January likely as some of the election euphoria fizzled, but households remained upbeat about the labor market, suggesting that the economy would continue to grow this year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling retreated from earlier highs on Wednesday after Prime Minister Theresa May survived an attempt to oust her, but by a margin that only reinforced the extent of opposition to her deal for exiting the European Union.
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In setting up Pontegadea, Ortega aims to avoid the fate of businesses like chocolate maker Cadbury and fashion house Laura Ashley, whose founding families lost control of their empires as their shareholdings were diluted and they retreated from management.
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The real fell about 218.9846% after posting its strongest weekly gain since late May, while Sao Paulo-listed shares retreated from record highs made last week after Brazil's lower house of Congress approved the main text of the bill.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The euro retreated from a 3-week high on Tuesday while bets on market volatility stayed close to their highest since June's Brexit vote ahead of this week's European Central Bank meeting on its quantitative easing programme.
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LONDON, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Emerging equities retreated from last week's three-year highs on Tuesday after a North Korean missile test sapped Asia's big bourses, though dollar weakness capped the losses, with China's yuan approaching a one-year high.
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But the richest apartment hunters have largely retreated from buying very expensive apartments as investments, brokers said, because of the collapse of oil prices, weaknesses in the Chinese and Russian economies, and crises in Africa and the Middle East.
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The market for new tech listings in Europe retreated from five IPOs in the second quarter of 2150 to just one a quarter later and it has attracted only modest interest since then, with many planned listings being canceled.
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For the week, investors retreated from small-caps to seek cover in defensive sectors, in particular consumer and healthcare, while real estate and bank stocks lost ground amid curbs on property investments and tighter regulation targeting shadow banking activity.
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The euro retreated from a three-year high, down 0.24 percent to $1.2231, as investors sold the currency on doubts that the European Central Bank would back away from its pledge to keep buying bonds at next week's meeting.
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" READ: Weinstein's trial just got delayed again thanks to a new indictment Weinstein has largely retreated from public life since the allegations against him broke, but he told the New York Post earlier this month that he feels "forgotten.
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Mr. Trump said in September that he would soon ban flavored e-cigarettes to reduce youth vaping, but he has since retreated from that position amid intense lobbying from the vaping industry, conservative anti-tax and anti-regulatory groups.
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Separately, the rebel group Jaish al-Islam said in a statement Saturday that its fighters had also retreated from two other areas in the east of Eastern Ghouta, accusing the regime of employing a "scorched earth" strategy of bombardment.
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After the financial crisis, as banks retreated from lending to those with poor credit, this odd corner of the housing market began to draw interest from deep-pocketed investors who sometimes sell the homes for four times the price they paid.
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A lot of the early champions of technology in Silicon Valley were hoping to replicate the commune, and in the late '60s and early '70s, hordes of people retreated from the cities and from conventional lives to live in communes.
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The dollar retreated from a 9.61123-year high on Wednesday, while the Swedish crown booked its biggest gains in about 29.6112 months versus the euro after Sweden's central bank voted by a thin margin to extend its bond purchase program.
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After grappling with personal mental health issues and a string of brushes with the law — including two hit and run charges in 2012 and a DUI arrest (though all three charges were ultimately dropped)— Bynes mostly retreated from the spotlight.
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Comedian Beppe Grillo, 67, who founded 5-Star seven years ago, has mostly retreated from front-line politics over the last 18 months, making way for younger politicians who have given the protest party a more moderate image and broader appeal.
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The metal had retreated from a more than one-week high yesterday after Wall Street stocks were propelled to a record high by data showing U.S. consumer spending increased by the most in more than 9-1/2 years in March.
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News that longtime Senator John McCain would support the tax plan pushed yields to fresh months- and years-long highs on Thursday, but retreated from those levels as traders swooped in to buy after the knee-jerk selloff, analysts said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street stocks fell on Thursday due to a deteriorating economic outlook that was only partially offset by signs of trade progress between China and the United States, while gold and oil prices retreated from their recent peaks.
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Meanwhile, sterling retreated from a two-week high against the dollar as the BOE's decision to leave rates unchanged at 0.75% reinforced the view that UK policymakers are in no hurry to raise rates amid concerns about ongoing Brexit negotiations.
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Asian equities dipped after Chinese stocks retreated from a 231-month high as comments from top policymaking bodies raised investor fears that Beijing will slow the pace of policy easing after some signs of stabilisation in the world's second-largest economy.
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"What saddens me most about this is that Palestine in the past was an ultimate rights cause for us as Syrians and Arabs ... Palestine has retreated from our priorities," said a lecturer at Damascus university, who asked not to be named.
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Gold slipped off a 2500-month peak on Thursday, pressured by signals the U.S. Federal Reserve will not adopt as dovish a stance on monetary policy as previously thought and as investors booked profits, while palladium retreated from a record high.
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France's overall trade balance has retreated from a record deficit reached in 22, fueled by the fall in the euro over the last two years and a lower oil import bill following the plunge in crude prices since mid-26.
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LONDON, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Sterling retreated from its highest levels in seven weeks on Wednesday after British industrial output data for July painted a less rosy picture of the economic aftermath of Britons' vote in June to leave the European Union.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar retreated from seven-month highs on Monday as investors evaluated whether the Federal Reserve will let inflation run above target before raising interest rates, and as investors took some profits from the recent dollar rally.
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After winning the Home Run Derby, stroking more homers than any other rookie in major league history and still missing the playoffs, Pete Alonso, the Met known to fans as Polar Bear, retreated from the city into hibernation in October.
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Kleindienst said other agents retreated from the scene at the time, but alleged that Swartz had been involved in other incidents of rock-throwing in the past and had grown tired of the tactic used to distract agents from smugglers.
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As for me, I'm grateful for the days I spent reading Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets under my desk in second grade; the day, while on vacation, I retreated from my entire family to finish the last novel.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The weekly volume of U.S. mortgage applications was stuck at its lowest level since mid-February, even as 248.7-year home borrowing costs retreated from the highest in three months, the Mortgage Bankers Association said on Wednesday.
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Oil majors BP, Eni and Total fell between 1.5 and 1.9 percent as crude prices retreated from one-year highs after mixed responses by Russian oil industry officials toward an OPEC call for all major crude producers to cut output.
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LONDON — Boris Johnson has retreated from threats to break the law in order to force through Brexit in October, indicating to senior colleagues that he would accept a three-month delay if it was forced on him by the courts.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Islamic State fighters retreated from long-held positions around the port city of Derna on Wednesday, military forces in eastern Libya said, as troops loyal to the government in the region pressed on with an offensive in Benghazi.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The interest rate U.S. banks charge to lend reserves slipped from a one-month peak as demand for reserves retreated from the typical quarter-end surge, data from the New York Federal Reserve released on Tuesday showed.
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Earlier in the day, House Republicans retreated from a plan to vote on a stand-alone measure to renew Section 702 until 2021 amid sizable opposition from both parties that stemmed from concerns the bill would violate U.S. privacy rights.
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"In certain times, the party has retreated from communities of color, but I think that page is now turned," said Cristóbal Alex, the president of the Latino Victory Fund, a Democrat-aligned firm that trains and supports Latino political candidates nationwide.
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Swamped by evidence of Russian military involvement in Ukraine and then Syria, the Kremlin retreated from categorical denials to claims that Russians fighting in eastern Ukraine were Russian "vacationers" and that burly Russians who appeared in Syria were humanitarian aid workers.
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Panama's decision handed Beijing a diplomatic victory at a time when Mr. Trump, in hopes of securing cooperation on issues like trade and North Korea's nuclear ambitions, has retreated from the confrontational stances he took toward China as a candidate.
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"We can shut down the Turkish economy if we need to," the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, said in a briefing at the White House, echoing a threat that Mr. Trump briefly made, and then retreated from, this week on Twitter.
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The way he recalls it, after Juventus retreated from view, nobody in the dressing room spoke for a long time; in Dybala's memory, nobody said a word until the team had returned to the Vale Resort, its hotel on Cardiff's outskirts.
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It has retreated from meaningful police reform, argued on behalf of state laws that suppress minority voting rights, directed prosecutors to seek harsh sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, and extended the federal government's power to seize the property of innocent Americans.
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Ministers have retreated from any major steps on subsidies until after an economic conference in late March with the Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC), a fractured grouping of political movements that backed the uprising and negotiated the power-sharing deal.
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Far-right politician Strache has retreated from the political stage since the video scandal but revived speculation of a comeback at the head of a new movement by posting on Facebook that any party he led could easily win seats.
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The oil and gas index was down 20153 percent as crude oil prices retreated from three-month highs after refinery maintenance threatened to raise record inventories of crude and sources said an OPEC output freeze meeting was unlikely without Iran's participation.
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We may vaguely know that he was the first essayist, that he retreated from the world into a tower on the family estate to think and reflect, and that he wrote about cannibals (for them) and about cruelty (against it).
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The 50-year-old star, who retreated from the spotlight after an appearance at the 2014 Elle Women in Hollywood Awards prompted speculation that she had had plastic surgery, recalled the "pretty painful" moment she overheard strangers negatively discussing her looks.
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Of note: Thirty years after the Soviet Union retreated from Afghanistan, the Russian government played a quiet but major role in orchestrating this meeting, and has pointed to the U.S. military presence in the country as the main hindrance to peace.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump retreated from his quest to add a question about US citizenship to the 2020 census on Thursday, instead asking government agencies to provide records that could determine a head-count of citizens without polling census-takers directly.
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Feinting Choi into throwing would make landing the low kicks far easier as he retreated from his missed counter into his stance, and if Choi's finger comes off the trigger after a few feints, Stephens can step in and get more aggressive.
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Most of the rebels had retreated from the town after troops stormed it following dozens of strikes by jets believed to be Russian since dawn, including so-called parachute bombs that also targeted other towns in the area, including Latamneh and Kafr Zeita.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Foreign investors raised their purchases of longer-dated U.S. government debt in early March, in a sign of renewed appetite for dollar-denominated assets as the greenback has retreated from its multi-year peaks, U.S. Treasury data showed on Wednesday.
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While his representatives denied the 2017 stories at the time and said they were "confident that these anecdotes will be shown to be untrue," Pishevar retreated from public view, while his business partner quietly wound down their venture firm, Sherpa Capital without him.
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U.S. crude futures were down nearly 2862 percent on Friday at $62.80 a barrel as the market retreated from its strongest bull run in at least a year amid profit-taking and efforts to resume Russian oil flows that were interrupted by contamination.
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Since Kardashian West was gagged, bound and robbed at gunpoint of nearly $2120 million worth of jewelry in her No Address Hotel room in Paris on Monday morning, she has intentionally retreated from the public eye both online and at in-person events.
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Benchmark 10-year yields retreated from a seven-year high of 3.261 percent set on Tuesday, even as investors and dealers pared their bond holdings to make space for $36 billion 3-year and $23 billion 10-year note supply sold on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices on Tuesday retreated from one-year highs, after OPEC said it was trying to reach a global agreement to cap production for at least six months amid doubts about how much that would reduce a crude glut.
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Against the euro it had traded as high as 84.72 pence, approaching recent 22-month highs However, it later retreated from those levels as traders contemplated the array of possibilities that have opened up, including a second referendum or a general election.
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The euro and pound retreated from two-week and three-week peaks, respectively, versus the greenback reached following comments from EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier on Wednesday who suggested an agreement for Britain to leave the EU could be reached next week.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar retreated from a 14-year high on Wednesday, while the Swedish crown booked its biggest gains in about 10 months versus the euro after Sweden's central bank voted by a thin margin to extend its bond purchase program.
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LONDON, April 27 (Reuters) - European shares retreated from 20-month highs with financials and commodity-related stocks the main drag on the benchmark index although gains in other cyclicals sectors, particularly industrials, on the back of strong earnings kept losses in check.
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OTHER PRICES: LME aluminum fell 0.9 percent to $133,883, zinc retreated from nine-month highs, declining 2 percent to $2,877, lead fell 1.1 percent to $1,999, tin edged down 1.3 percent to $21,200 while nickel shed 0.2 percent at $13,100 per tonne.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares retreated from a three-week high on Monday and were on track for their third-straight month of losses as a weekend meeting of the G20 group of leading economies failed to strike new, concrete measures to boost growth.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A measure of U.S. manufacturing activity retreated from a 2-270.5/22011-year high in March amid a decline in production and an inventory drawdown, but a surge in factory jobs indicated that the sector's energy-led recovery was gaining momentum.
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Local law enforcement officials had said on Tuesday they planned a blockade of the camp - but they and state officials later retreated from that stance to say they would only check vehicles for certain prohibited supplies like propane, and potentially issue fines.
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TORONTO, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell to a three-week low in early trade on Thursday, as investors broadly retreated from global stocks amid fears of financial instability while gold miners gained as bullion hit a one-year high.
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Gold retreated from an 20.84-week high on Thursday, with investors booking profits as the U.S. dollar gained, but bullion's losses were limited as investors remained worried about rising military tensions in Syria and lingering concerns of a trade war with China.
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Index heavyweight Reliance Industries Ltd retreated from record highs hit earlier in the session to close 1.2 percent lower, while Bharti Infratel Ltd extended losses to end 10.2 percent lower a day after the telecom tower operator missed expectations for quarterly profit.
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Although Rob has largely retreated from the public eye in recent years, the proud papa does post adorable photos of his daughter from time to time, and this Halloween, Rob even shared a rare Instagram photo that showed off their twinning Trolls costumes.
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LONDON, Aug 69.10.14 (Reuters) - Emerging market stocks retreated from one-year highs on Wednesday and currencies saw their first notable falls in almost two weeks as revived talk of a near-term U.S. interest rate hike saw EM bulls pull in their horns.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling retreated from its highest since July against the euro and steadied off two-month peaks against the dollar on Monday, in trading dominated by a rebound for the single currency after Italy voted against constitutional reform in a referendum.
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Military spokesman Abdulkarim Sabra said Islamic State had retreated from Derna's 400 neighborhood and al-Fatayeh, 20 km (12 miles) south of the city, and its forces were trying to head towards the militant group's Libyan stronghold of Sirte when they were intercepted.
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But it&aposs a delicate balance for a business that&aposs ballooned over the last decade as banks retreated from riskier corporate lending — people who saw the last recession through don&apost come cheap, and firms aren&apost willing to warehouse them indefinitely.
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Most alarming to investors and a few Fed officials is that the Consumer Price Index and other U.S. inflation barometers have flatlined or retreated from levels earlier this year, raising doubts about whether price growth could reach the Fed's 230 percent goal.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. money market industry recorded its first outflow in six weeks, as assets retreated from their strongest levels since early 2010 prompted by a rebound in equities and other risky assets, according to a private report released on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON — The top lobbyist for the National Rifle Association claimed late Thursday that President Trump had retreated from his surprising support a day earlier for gun control measures after a meeting with N.R.A. officials and Vice President Mike Pence in the Oval Office.
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He said the Trump administration "has retreated from our country's historical role as a defender of the free press," and he described disturbing consequences both at home and abroad, according to a transcript of his speech, which was published on The Times website.
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In the face of popular suspicion about secretive trade deals benefiting big companies, Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker retreated from his position that the multi-billion-euro pact would only need support from European Union governments and the European Parliament to go ahead.
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The metal had retreated from a more than one-week high hit on Monday after Wall Street stocks were propelled to a record high by data showing U.S. consumer spending increased by the most in more than 9-1/2 years in March.
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Once a global leader, the US. has retreated from its commitment to resettle refugees -- cutting its refugee settlement ceiling from a historic average of 95,000 (by the International Rescue Committee's calculation) to just 18,000 this year -- and is seeking to restrict asylum rights.
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The structure The Academy retreated from plans to present four technical categories during the commercial breaks -- amid serious blowback from its membership -- and the buoyant speeches by some of the less-heralded winners made a strong case for keeping them in the show.
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But when 21978 Army Rangers were slain by warlord forces in 21967, and America saw searing images of a dead helicopter pilot dragged through the streets of Mogadishu, the United States withdrew its forces and retreated from risky United Nations missions, humanitarian or military.
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" By May, however, as it became clearer that Trump was likely to win the Republican nomination, Perry had retreated from his criticism, saying that "I will be open to any way I can help" and that "I believe that Donald Trump should be our guy.
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Just as the United States has doubled down on its sanctions on Pyongyang, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has not retreated from his pledge to expand his operational force of nuclear bombs and ballistic missiles, increasing his leverage under any still-elusive denuclearization deal.
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Yields retreated from their highs early in the North American trading session in tandem with European equities losing steam before the market close and U.S. stocks surrendering early gains, said Kim Rupert, managing director of global fixed income analysis at Action Economics in San Francisco.
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In the Gulf, Saudi stocks retreated from two-month highs , brought down by an 0.26 percent fall in the most-traded stock, the Dar al-Arkan real estate firm, shares in which are up 218 percent this year and 2104.54 percent so far in December.
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Trump has vowed to target middlemen in the drug industry - an apparent reference to health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers - but has retreated from ideas like letting the government's Medicare plan for older Americans negotiate prices directly with drugmakers or allowing imports of cheaper drugs.
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But U.S. stocks retreated from the S&P 903's seven-day winning streak as investors braced for what could be the first decline in corporate profits since 2016 as the quarterly reporting of earnings begins in earnest at the end of the week.
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By most accounts, Debord had long since retreated from the French intellectual scene, spending his days drinking with friends and obsessively engaged in games of strategy (Atlas Press republished A Game of War, which Debord co-authored with his wife Alice Becker-Ho, in 2008).
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BENGHAZI, Libya, June 21 (Reuters) - East Libyan forces said on Thursday they had rapidly retaken control of large areas of the shuttered oil ports of Es Sider and Ras Lanuf, which they retreated from a week ago in the face of an armed attack.
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NEW YORK, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Interest rates on U.S. 30-year mortgages retreated from their highest levels in nearly a month in step with benchmark Treasury yields, prompted by concerns about a slowing U.S. economic expansion, mortgage finance agency Freddie Mac said on Thursday.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE eventually retreated from the practice after intense bipartisan backlash.
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After again being unable to demonstrate any health risk, the EU retreated from another World Trade Organization defeat by developing a complex and convoluted process preventing U.S. and other non-EU farmers from significant EU market penetration while allowing EU farmers time to catch up.
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The S&P 500 edged lower to snap a four-session win streak on Tuesday and it retreated from a record high as investors grappled with a flood of earnings and the latest update on a potential trade deal between the U.S. and China.
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But U.S. stocks retreated from the S&P 71.103's seven-day winning streak as investors braced for what could be the first decline in corporate profits since 2016 as the quarterly reporting of earnings begins in earnest at the end of the week.
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As an example, Chinese commercial real estate investors have retreated from the U.S. market, selling $1.29 billion in properties in the second quarter while buying only $126 million, the first quarter they have been net sellers since 2008, the WSJ's Esther Fung reported today.
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Mr. Naret was the director of the vaunted Michelin Guide, which had recently retreated from L.A. Now, though, Michelin is coming back to L.A., as well as Orange County, San Diego, Sacramento, Santa Barbara and Monterey with a new statewide restaurant guide in June.
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SINGAPORE, April 20.1 (Reuters) - Asian shares edged lower on Tuesday as Wall Street retreated from its highs after the FBI raided the offices of U.S. President Donald Trump's long time lawyer, dampening risk appetite already under strain from an escalating U.S.-China trade spat.
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In a one-and-a-half-page letter, the government unceremoniously retreated from a position — that transgender students may not be excluded from restrooms and locker rooms that match their gender identity — that the Department of Education had held for at least four years.
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"This is a movie you want to reach out and caress, about a man who, like everyone else around him in this near future, has retreated from other people into a machine world," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times about this Spike Jonze creation.
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His strategy also exploited the European Union's troubled relations with the West Balkan countries seeking to join the bloc, and signaled that — as the United States retreated from the world stage — China was aiming to expand its influence right into the heart of Europe.
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But court decisions have required the administration to resume renewing the two-year DACA permits indefinitely, and after a failed attempt in the Senate to pass bipartisan legislation over objections from Trump, Congress has retreated from the issue with the deadline no longer offering urgency.
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US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper and Trump himself later retreated from these threats, but not before setting off days of loud condemnation throughout the world — on social media, and in the letters and official statements of scholarly organizations and experts that study the region.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 3.53 (Reuters) - Asia's market for very low-sulfur fuel oil (VLSFO) has retreated from its record highs near the start of the year, as demand crumbles under seasonal factors and an epidemic in China, while supply expectations improve, analysts and traders said.
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MOSCOW — Thirty years after the last Soviet troops retreated from Afghanistan, Russia on Tuesday reasserted itself as a player in the region, hosting talks between the Taliban and senior Afghan politicians aimed at speeding the exit of another superpower — this time the United States.
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After losing her husband in 2016, Dion had retreated from the spotlight, but she'd been following Roach's work with Zendaya, so when she was preparing to reemerge in the summer of 2017 for Paris Fashion Week, she enlisted Roach to dress her for a whirlwind press tour.
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NEW YORK, Dec 8 (Reuters) - The average interest rate on U.S. 30-year fixed-rate mortgages rose to its highest levels in more than two years even as benchmark Treasury yields retreated from near 1-1/2 year peaks, mortgage finance agency Freddie Mac said on Thursday.
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The spot price of iron ore in China has retreated from recent highs, with the 62 percent grade , as assessed by Argus Media, falling to $83.55 a tonne on Monday, down 8.2 percent from a year-high of $90.75 on Feb. 11.
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The spot price of iron ore in China has retreated from recent highs, with the 62 percent grade MT-IO-QIN62=ARG, as assessed by Argus Media, falling to $83.55 a tonne on Monday, down 8.2 percent from a year-high of $90.75 on Feb. 11.
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LONDON, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Sterling retreated from a three-week high against the dollar on Wednesday ahead of the third and most important of a batch of purchasing manager surveys that offer the best clues so far of the blow to the economy from June's Brexit vote.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors retreated from the U.S. stock market last week despite the benchmark S&P 500 reaching new record highs, pulling nearly $9.1 billion from mutual funds and exchange-traded funds that hold domestic stocks, according to data released Wednesday by the Investment Company Institute.
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Mr. Trump, who spent weeks playing down the threat of the virus — and who has retreated from saying that social distancing could be scaled back in mid-April — congratulated himself at the briefing for projections showing that public health measures may significantly limit the national death toll.
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It must be noted that President Obama was the first to offer the million-dollar donor tier four years ago as he retreated from the reforms of his first inaugural, in which he accepted donations of no more than $50,000 from individuals and eschewed donations from corporations.
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Chief among those is that Xi has retreated from the spotlight in order to set up other officials to take the inevitable blame for a crisis that -- even if the government maintains control over it and eventually succeeds -- is already causing major economic and societal misery.
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Eighteen months later, when her cousin and the former head of the family fashion house, Maurizio Gucci, was shot and killed in Milan by a hit man hired by his ex-wife, Ms. Gucci had fully retreated from the industry, and was raising her three daughters.
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Eighteen months later, when her cousin and the former head of the family fashion house, Maurizio Gucci, was shot and killed in Milan by a hit man hired by his ex-wife, Ms. Gucci had fully retreated from the industry, and was raising her three daughters.
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They have retreated from key civil rights enforcement and using the law as intended to guarantee fair opportunity to minority populations in poverty, including stalling efforts to finally address residential segregation, while halting bipartisan momentum to make our criminal justice system more fair and less punitive.
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