"Every addict gets to rock bottom, and sometimes rock bottom has a basement," Melcher says.
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When she doesn't seek help, it's assumed that she just need to hit "rock bottom" — even though for opioid addiction "rock bottom" often means overdose and death.
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When David was arms folded, "let him hit rock bottom," I would think dumpster diving for food, living on the street, sharing needles, turning tricks for money was rock bottom.
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" Rock bottom came during an audition for Bach's "St.
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We're hitting rock bottom in cyber — let's do something
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" Then she went to a performance of "Rock Bottom.
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People with a history of addiction often talk about a "rock bottom" moment, and while Larry was fortunate to avoid anything particularly catastrophic, he described the process of hitting emotional rock bottom.
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" In her confessional, Honey Boo Boo said, "So I really hope this is rock bottom for mama because once you hit rock bottom, there's no more going deeper — you can only go up.
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But it's fair to say Tennessee has hit... rock bottom?
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He hit rock bottom once he enrolled in junior college.
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" It wasn't long before Blades says she hit "rock bottom.
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I hit rock bottom many times because of my disease.
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"I hit rock bottom," the radiologic technician, 25, tells PEOPLE.
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The February jobless rate was still rock bottom — at 3.8%.
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The perks of starting a show at rock bottom, right?
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In March, Bubba the pup was found at rock bottom.
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HOWEVER, YOU KNOW, CLEARLY THE UNEMPLOYMENT NUMBER IS ROCK BOTTOM.
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I was at rock bottom, in the middle of hell.
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"This crime was my rock bottom," Weiner said in court.
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Barry adjusted to the role of building from rock bottom.
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Sepúlveda knows about hitting rock bottom and coming back stronger.
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"At one point I was at rock bottom," she says.
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I'd hit "medium drinker" rock bottom and it was enough.
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" The title of Manchester's prologue was not subtle: "Rock Bottom.
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That doesn't mean we return to our anorexia rock bottom.
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I had hit rock bottom and wanted to get help.
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Isn't seven years of hell enough rock bottom for anyone?
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But as it turned out, that wasn't rock bottom for her.
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Wind turbines can generate electricity from them at rock-bottom prices.
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Rock-bottom tax bills also mean fewer resources for public services.
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But who's to say what your definition of rock bottom is?
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With interest rates at rock-bottom, banks are scrambling for fees.
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Rock-bottom expectations give him scope to spring a positive surprise.
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" -- "I did not then nor have I ever hit rock bottom.
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When it comes to the cybersecurity problem, where is rock bottom?
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Russia's rock-bottom public debt levels are also attractive to investors.
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One night, he reaches rock bottom and sobs in a park.
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New claims for unemployment benefits have stayed at rock-bottom levels.
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That could apply even if you've purchased the rock-bottom fare.
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USA Today Editorial Board, Will Trump's lows ever hit rock bottom?
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A decade in active addiction had reduced me to rock bottom.
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People have said before that this election has hit rock bottom.
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That rock-bottom estimate already sounds pretty "en masse" to me.
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At emotional rock bottom, Joanie unloads everything she has kept secret.
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Powerful forces are vigorously fighting raising the industry's rock-bottom wages.
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But once society has hit rock bottom, how will it recover?
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After she finished this anti-recovery memoir, she hit rock bottom.
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It derailed Wayne's career and sent Roland careening towards rock bottom.
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He reached rock bottom when last facing the Angels on Sept.
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"He had hit rock bottom," Mr. Carter said, wiping away tears.
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It's been seven years, rock bottom seems ridiculous at this point.
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The museum is not deaccessioning its collection highlights for rock-bottom prices.
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That said, the rock-bottom unemployment rate of 3.1% blunts popular discontent.
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The buyback boom is one side-effect of rock-bottom interest rates.
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"Slightly above rock bottom, I guess," Vernon declares with his signature positivity.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro just hit rock bottom on Jersey Shore: Family Vacation.
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With award-winning choices at rock-bottom prices, what's not to love?
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Most leave office with rock-bottom approval ratings and mired in scandal.
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With so many products to choose from — all at rock-bottom prices!
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Little surprise, then, that interest rates are still close to rock bottom.
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At the same time, measures of market volatility are at rock-bottom.
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Lindsay Lohan's relationship with Egor Tarabasov has appeared to hit rock bottom.
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Surely this is either rock bottom or a tipping point, they say.
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Jay: I usually take one hat for when I've hit rock bottom.
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A few years ago, comedian Mo Welch hit a personal rock bottom.
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Ten years after hitting rock bottom, the economy is still going strong.
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Bringing freight rates down to rock bottom was not the answer, however.
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At the end of July, the White House was at rock bottom.
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But clothes is clothes... The good news is they've hit rock bottom.
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Jobless claims throughout the United States have remained at rock-bottom levels.
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Even before talks have started, the trust level is at rock bottom.
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The story begins just as Rita is about to hit rock bottom.
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My advice is to not get desperate and charge rock-bottom rates.
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"Losing a baby at any stage is hitting rock bottom," she wrote.
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"You usually have to hit rock bottom to go up, and I feel like we've hit rock bottom," Suter told the Minneapolis Star Tribune after the Wild dropped a 4-3 decision to red-hot Washington on Thursday.
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Over the course of Beautiful Boy, Nic uses crystal meth, lies effortlessly, hits rock bottom, gets sober, and hits rock bottom again — and Chalamet makes it all feel honest and emotionally resonant in a way that outshines the material.
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In September 2017, Foles admitted he hit rock bottom after the 2016 season.
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Rock-bottom fees, usually just 0.25% of assets, have helped them grow fast.
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The economy has grown, inflation has been low and interest rates rock-bottom.
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" He added, "The public's trust for the academy is perhaps below rock bottom.
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Microsoft seemingly had to hit rock bottom to learn those lessons, of course.
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This means that companies rely on taxpayer dollars to subsidize rock-bottom wages.
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This time she is starting with rock-bottom expectations and can only improve.
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The rock-bottom prices that so delight consumers make life hard for producers.
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At home unemployment is rock-bottom and the treasury's coffers are spilling over.
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" She says after that trip she felt like their relationship "hit rock bottom.
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Yet, joblessness is at a rock-bottom 2.3%, according to the federal government.
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One puzzling thing: Wage growth still remains muted, even with rock bottom unemployment.
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In keeping with its mission, Daily Table sells produce at rock-bottom rates.
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Looking beyond their borders, many are offering rock-bottom prices to win orders.
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Endgame picks up at somewhere close to rock bottom for Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
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"My crime was my rock bottom" Weiner said at his sentencing in court.
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As that was happening, rock-bottom interest rates unleashed record corporate debt issuance.
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Her rock-bottom expectations for the public-education system shock and depress me.
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"Amanda is my rock — and the @NRCC just hit rock bottom," he wrote.
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Clickbait written by robots does feel like we're approaching rock bottom/peak content.
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A month after my interview with Jon, I hit rock bottom with alcohol.
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None of the merchandise looks particularly attractive, and the prices are rock-bottom.
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Mets 23, Reds 1003 Noah Syndergaard believed he had already reached rock bottom.
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But they shared with Kenneth Lindsey a precipitous relationship to rock-bottom poverty.
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That means he needs to find a new rock bottom to hit, unfortunately.
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If you think things are hitting rock bottom at "Terrible Notary," think again.
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Some of those homes were sold in bulk transactions at rock-bottom prices.
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"I think we hit rock bottom at a certain point," Mr. Mahan said.
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Now rock-bottom interest rates are making it harder to deliver positive returns.
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It was a very isolating and lonely experience, and I hit rock bottom.
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Near rock-bottom mortgage interest rates are behind a surge in refinance activity.
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But he has had trouble finding E.S.G. funds with rock-bottom expense ratios.
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Once my index finger lands on LinkedIn, I know I've hit rock bottom.
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Rock bottom prices for some generic drugs are also contributing to the crisis.
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Rock-bottom approval ratings Yet Trump enters the general election with rock-bottom approval ratings among Hispanics, African-Americans and women voters -- and appears to need a mythically large turnout from white American males if he is to prevail in November.
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Erica hit rock bottom when she showed up drunk to a breakfast with friends.
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That rock bottom moment was the catalyst for a journey of crucial self-empowerment.
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When I'm talking about the dark times that was a real rock bottom period.
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Just because it's not plastered everywhere doesn't mean I didn't have my rock bottom.
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This is Dr. Fernandez-Mendoza's mission, that today's adolescents never hit my rock bottom.
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But other measures suggest the national mood probably isn't at a historic rock bottom.
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Did you have a rock bottom moment where you finally decided to quit drinking?
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If June's waiting to hit rock bottom ... sure seems like she's getting dangerously close.
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Once chemo was over, the only place to go from rock bottom was up.
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David, 48, is from Louisville, Kentucky and hit rock bottom about three years ago.
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" Things hit rock bottom one day when he was "feeling really bad about myself.
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But that's how she's always been, and this might not be her rock bottom.
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Rock bottom came when I followed him to Europe after his six-month exchange.
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In Japan, they are pondering how big a problem rock-bottom compensation may be.
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Lancaster, California (CNN)Aaron Valencia was a teenager when his life hit rock bottom.
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Fueling many of these deals are rock-bottom interest rates and softening corporate earnings.
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Rock-bottom oil prices were stripping unsustainable billions from the nation's sovereign wealth fund.
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"Residential treatment is vital when you are at your ultimate rock bottom" she said.
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I was partying and running amok to the point of almost hitting rock bottom.
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"People have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration," he said.
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In addition to its Caribbean flights, Norwegian Air offers rock-bottom trans-Atlantic routes.
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It is how confident you are at rock bottom that is the true test.
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When the marriage hit rock bottom ... she was a single mother without a job.
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"My rock bottom was when my kids got taken from me," Ms. Darlington said.
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When the story blows open, BoJack spirals to yet a lower, rockier rock bottom.
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A decade of interest rates at or near rock-bottom has not changed that.
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Unemployment is a rock-bottom 268 percent, and companies are scrambling to find staff.
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And Chris Cillizza said Trump's comments represent a new "rock bottom" for him. 2.
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Measures of market volatility are at rock-bottom, hitting trading desks at big banks.
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"When I hit rock bottom I found a shovel and kept digging," he said.
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"The United States has not hit rock bottom in our international relations," says Eoyang.
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Because index funds generally don't need ace stock pickers, they charge rock-bottom fees.
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In my opinion, rock bottom is an opportunity to start over and do it right!
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Gabrielle Union is opening up about a time she hit "rock bottom" in her life.
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Despite prices near rock-bottom, Bloomberg wrote, just six of 34 analysts rated Snap Inc.
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"Everything is kind of this blur until you hit rock bottom," her voice-over says.
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If that's what rock bottom looks like, plenty of teams would love to sign up.
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But the president's rock-bottom approval rating has not led to clear gains for Minju.
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Though he cites family reasons, his rock-bottom popularity may well have been a factor.
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In Atlanta 1996, British Olympic sport reached rock bottom, with just one gold medal won.
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But instead of being trapped by this, I found some peace in my rock bottom.
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"We don't think that having rock bottom prices is the key to success," said Deshotel.
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As with every addict and enabler, the surest path to recovery begins at rock bottom.
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Two years sober So maybe you don't have to have hit "rock bottom" to recover.
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JetWest will offer a pared down service "more Easyjet than Etihad" at rock-bottom prices.
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The added costs come at a time of rock-bottom shipping rates amid global oversupply.
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I would now say that and Coach are getting very close to rock bottom valuations.
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But with energy shares near rock bottom, the firm is hunting for value once again.
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Voters are better educated, more urban and less ideological (party loyalty has hit rock bottom).
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A troubling trend is driving the popularity of canine couture: Taiwan's rock-bottom birth rate.
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In the last decade, huge tracts have been leased to China at rock- bottom prices.
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He drew passengers aboard with rock-bottom fares, and charged fees for nearly everything else.
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"Those first two games we lost at home were rock bottom for us," Garbutt said.
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But let's be honest, users have never bought Macs because of their rock-bottom prices.
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Even by rock-bottom Republican standards, Trump is the worst of the worst on climate.
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Some New Jersey boosters are unperturbed about losing the benefit of rock-bottom gas prices.
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It was disturbing to many at home and sent his word to rock bottom abroad.
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Expectations were rock bottom for a Thursday night game between the Rams and the 220ers.
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"It's been rock bottom, all I can do is laugh right now" the student said.
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Leaving interest rates at rock bottom would have been expected to generate unsustainable economic conditions.
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The reality is that, unlike with other drugs, with opiates rock bottom is often death.
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Hitting rock bottom helped me discover who I really am and what I'm capable of.
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Kiyo: Kimi was like a ray of light when I was hitting the rock bottom.
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Temer, whose popularity is at rock bottom, has no plans to run for re-election.
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Now, of course, a rock bottom price hat isn't going to be top-shelf quality.
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The savings account is competitively priced, with US interest rates at a rock-bottom 0.5%.
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When he wins, he's on top of the world, and when he loses, he's rock bottom.
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Nobody complained about being the retailer's laborer and deliveryman as long as prices were rock-bottom.
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"It was hitting rock bottom from the highest cliff," McNary tells PEOPLE exclusively of the situation.
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However, the Pilani location has no plans to raise its rock-bottom acceptance rate anytime soon.
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If you want a rock-bottom price, iShares Core S&P 19983 ETF charges 21998 percent.
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In fact, the real message of rock-bottom rates around the world is stagnation and deflation.
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Interest rates, though rising in America, are still low—and rock-bottom in the euro area.
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Among victims: Smaller retailers that are unable to compete with the dollar stores' rock-bottom prices.
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And then it happened, like in that song – "Dotak'o sam dno života" (I hit rock bottom).
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But after being given a life sentence for a second attempted murder, he hit rock bottom.
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When you're raised in someone else's rock bottom, it shapes how you look at the world.
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" The Fashion Police alum had hit rock bottom, she said, when she reached "a spiritual low.
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The party, a mix of conservatives and liberals, had struggled with rock-bottom support and defections.
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"I definitely felt like I hit a rock bottom personally and emotionally," Carter tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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But it would take several more years for him to hit rock bottom at age 26.
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We have no evidence whatsoever that the Republican Party is even close to rock bottom yet.
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Banks, for whom rock-bottom interest rates promise tough times, initially fell before turning slightly positive.
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The rock-bottom pricing was intended to drive up membership and bring in a broader audience.
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The brand was rock bottom in the latest J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study released last month.
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MFA:US&other West media hit rock bottom making a scandal of official meetings with Rus diplomats.
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The recent Pew Global Attitudes poll showed Trump with rock bottom approval ratings across the world.
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The fact is, rock-bottom interest rates generally indicate near-zero inflation and relative monetary tightness.
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There will usually be one show on tour where I'll realize that I hit rock bottom.
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In Ruth's case, her rock bottom was betraying her best friend because she was so unhappy.
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The challenge of "Number One" is bringing Kevin down to rock bottom without melodramatizing his pain.
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That's understandable really, considering that St. Pauli are currently rock bottom of the German second tier.
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With years of ECB stimulus, borrowing costs are at rock bottom and employment is record high.
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Given the rock-bottom rates on offer, few writers actually support themselves with full-time freelancing.
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He went from rock-bottom name recognition among likely Democratic primary voters to the low thirties.
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"The crime I committed was my rock bottom," Weiner reportedly said during his sentencing on Monday.
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In the season finale, Dale learns that cactuses require little watering, and Chip hits rock bottom.
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I had to reach the proverbial rock bottom in order to make the decision to quit.
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As my first boss used to say, things have to hit rock bottom before they change.
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Wish is a platform that nearly exclusively sells goods produced in China for rock-bottom prices.
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Last year, six weeks after the last of those procedures, Woods's arrest signaled a rock bottom.
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"I keep thinking we have reached rock bottom and then keep getting surprised," the official said.
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" El Moussa said that he hit "rock bottom" during that time, finding himself "lost and alone.
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But in that rock-bottom moment, she realized failure wasn't the end of the world. Gasp!
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She plunged to rock bottom after well over a decade in a drug and alcohol blur.
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"It was this rock-bottom moment for me as a creator," Conte told Forbes last year.
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But the end of rock-bottom rates represents a huge missed opportunity for generations of Americans.
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I needed to hit rock bottom to face the darkness, to find and feel his light.
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"Rock bottom for me was laying between two and three women at a time" -- Deion Sanders.
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Rock bottom for me was having a 14,000-square-foot house but never feeling at home.
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This shift is pronounced in Sweden, a country where interest rates have long been at rock bottom.
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The film stars Lily Collins as Ellen, a 20-year-old anorexic woman who's nearing rock bottom.
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In order to move, they would have to trade their rock bottom rate for one significantly higher.
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WATCH: The Hills 10th Anniversary Special: Looking Back After a string of arrests, he hit rock bottom.
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There is no mention of his bungles, or his rock-bottom approval rating in his first year.
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Then you take a look at Apple, which has a rock-bottom dividend payout ratio of 0.25.
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"It was self-doubt and fear," Griffith, 49, tells PEOPLE of what led her to rock bottom.
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At the same time, rock-bottom interest rates continue to support private consumption and the construction sector.
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I approached rock bottom when, per my screen time app, I spent six hours playing one day.
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They are already at rock-bottom levels, and the bank has bought €2.6trn ($3trn) of government bonds.
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They fear for Shaun's life and believe he's hit rock bottom -- as his mug shot clearly shows.
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I started to hit rock bottom emotionally, spiritually, and physically while I was winning all those awards.
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Thomas is among a new rush of homeowners reconsidering what they assumed were rock-bottom mortgage rates.
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Aldi, a German discounter, offers rock-bottom deals by selling mostly private-label goods in bleak stores.
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With interest rates at rock-bottom, investors are keen to find assets that can offer decent returns.
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Interest rates are already at rock bottom levels and a further reduction now would have little effect.
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"People have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration," Biden said in a statement.
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S. relations are approaching a historic low — and could hit rock bottom at this week's NATO summit.
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I went through a few years of maturing, hitting rock bottom and climbing my way back up.
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With potential store closings also comes potential liquidation sales that sell their toys at rock-bottom prices.
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Elsewhere, these carriers are grappling with flyers constantly on the lookout for the latest rock-bottom fare.
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But it's up-front about all of this when you book, and its prices are rock-bottom.
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A lot of losing came before and after, but 1972 was the low point, the rock bottom.
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The club is 19th in the Premier League, with the same point total as rock-bottom Sunderland.
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Dave's arrival at rock bottom was ironically a habitat rich in narrative; an unfolding hotbed of creativity.
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Our confirmation process, as Senator Susan Collins pointed out in her Friday remarks, has hit rock bottom.
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Modern consumers rarely consider how their obsession with paying rock-bottom prices is driving labor sources abroad.
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The Oontz Angle 3 speaker ($32) is nothing special, but sounds acceptable for its rock-bottom price.
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" • "Some analysts said that stocks could keep climbing as the market's rock-bottom expectations keep getting surpassed.
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Some analysts said that stocks could keep climbing as the market's rock-bottom expectations keep getting surpassed.
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It's better that I hit rock bottom because I wasn't holding on to anything I'd done before.
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"I've never hit a rock bottom with pot," he said, drawing a contrast with heroin and meth.
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The last time street violence was at its height, in 2008, crack purity had hit rock bottom.
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Mr Siilasmaa came in as the new chairman when the company's fortunes seemed to be at rock-bottom.
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Stefani recently opened up about her split from Gavin Rossdale, saying she reached "rock bottom" during the breakup.
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It was a rock-bottom moment that spurred her to get involved with learning more about personal finance.
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Just 3.8 percent of autos financed in October came with that rock-bottom rate, according to Edmunds research.
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She considers herself an alcoholic, but she never experienced the "rock bottom" that many people associate with alcoholism.
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He also points to rock bottom productivity that not even tax cuts can solve in the immediate term.
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It employs workers, improves economic efficiency and, at the moment, can be financed at rock-bottom bond yields.
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I'd hit rock bottom, and now I wanted good health and the athletic life I'd been dreaming of.
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Mr Corbyn, by contrast, has tended to exceed the rock-bottom expectations that most voters have of him.
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Poland and Hungary, though, are seen keeping rock-bottom rates in place into 2019, fuelling a lending boom.
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Inventor Joy Mangano had to hit rock bottom before she could rise to become the queen of retail.
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People have often asked if there's a rock bottom for Donald Trump, and the answer is, apparently not.
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Oh Presidents' Day, the one day of the year when you can score mattresses at rock-bottom prices.
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"This crime was my rock bottom," Weiner reportedly said in court, before crying as the sentence was read.
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Also, confidence in the European banking sector hit rock bottom in the month of July, and in August.
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For Kourt, there's her bottom and then there's rock bottom, but the latter is reserved for Scott Disick.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Northern and central New Jersey hit rock bottom of the list.
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" VERY strong @JoeBiden statement on @SenJohnMcCain: "People have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration.
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Macron however, perhaps mindful of Trump's rock bottom approval ratings in France, kept things a little more formal.
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The single, Swift told Roberts from the rooftop of Rock Bottom Brewery on Broadway, will also feature Panic!
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For a long time, I was defining my self-worth through productivity, and I eventually hit rock bottom.
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"This pricing of elementary services is really the rock bottom price," said Naveen Mishra, of tech researcher Gartner.
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Mazdzer was thrilled with his silver, having been almost at "rock bottom" with his form only weeks before.
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But, the great thing about hitting rock bottom is that there is only one direction to go, up.
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NEW YORK(Reuters) - Rock-bottom interest rates may be great for lots of people - but not for savers.
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NEW YORK(Reuters) - Rock-bottom interest rates may be great for lots of people - but not for savers.
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It reached that milestone back in 2010, when it hit a rock-bottom top rate of 35 percent.
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A rock-bottom premium won't help much if the insurer gives you too low an estimate on repairs.
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"I think we are near rock bottom," Dr. Whyman said, scanning the scant foot traffic on the sidewalk.
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"Everyone can relate to that moment where you've hit rock bottom, and you're just so internal," she said.
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After hitting rock bottom and finding himself deeply in debt, my father went through an in-treatment program.
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In diplomatic parlance, that meant Taiwan was a rock-bottom issue that Beijing was prepared to fight over.
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And one reason they're going to reject it is our unemployment rates are rock bottom across the board.
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My programs and company fell to rock bottom prices and I had to dig my way back out.
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I was a high-functioning zombie who had hit rock bottom, so what did I have to lose?
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Talbot says her own life experiences help others who have hit "their own rock bottom" relate to her.
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So many people have already refinanced at rock-bottom rates that the pool of potential applicants is shrinking.
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Yet even at rock bottom, Alan is still too dedicated to his brand to stop filming the tutorial.
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That's especially true in an era of rock-bottom fares, increased regional travel, hypervigilant security, and overcrowded airports.
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While he told investors in May that performance had hit "rock bottom", in July he proved it wasn't.
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They were heartened last year after most major department stores beat rock-bottom expectations set by the prior year.
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"I hit kind of rock bottom and I looked at him and I said, 'Okay, I'm ready,'" Cindy said.
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Rather than let them sail back empty, shipping companies ferried scrap for the return leg at rock-bottom prices.
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Most of South Korea's presidents have ended their terms weighed down by corruption scandals and rock-bottom approval ratings.
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The good news for Trump, Republicans say, is that the expectations for his performance are about at rock bottom.
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Moreover, people have accepted a rock-bottom level to date — often 80 percent of marketing data may be erroneous.
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Consider the popular idea that someone with addiction has to hit "rock bottom" before she can begin true recovery.
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Somehow, she had climbed from rock bottom to in love, but with my poor mother, nothing was ever easy.
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While the pricing isn't rock bottom you're getting a solid, good-looking speaker that has some amazing audio reproduction.
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With UHD TVs increasingly available for rock-bottom prices, CES didn't bring as many new innovations as previous years.
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As evidence, luxury home prices were sluggish in the second quarter even though rates were near rock bottom levels.
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But amid rock-bottom rates, Wilburn wasn't able to make a payment one month — and his truck was repossessed.
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A handful of the rock-bottom fares came on longer routes, where bargain-hunters would typically see higher fares.
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They speak about what life is like at rock bottom, what it was like before coming to the farm.
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You have to get to your breaking point… rock bottom is the moment when you're like, 'I've lost myself.
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Hitting a type of rock bottom so hard, that we can feel the resounding thud deep in our soul.
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In the treatment world, they say that often you have to hit rock bottom before you finally seek help.
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Unlike others, 70% of Ollie's store merchandise comes from buying rock-bottom closeout sale items from manufacturers and retailers.
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The presidential race grew more tumultuous the day after a debate our TV critic described as beyond rock bottom.
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To keep credit available, it let financial institutions borrow money at rock-bottom rates for longer periods than before.
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Which meant that it seemed oddly fitting: if Dave had wanted to find rock bottom, this looked like it.
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And if they could get through to Foggy Bottom on the phone, they'd likely find morale at rock bottom.
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"Glide really takes people who have hit rock bottom and helps bring them back," Buffett said in a statement.
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Hawkins then decided to set up a space where men like him could go before they hit rock bottom.
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So many borrowers have already refinanced to rock-bottom rates, so there is a dwindling pool of eligible candidates.
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"Change doesn't occur until you hit rock bottom, like an alcoholic, on his knees, begging for help," she said.
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Today, despite Friday's disappointing jobs report, unemployment in the United States clocks in at a rock-bottom 3.8 percent.
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So Louisiana, with its rock-bottom health outcomes, is also an extreme example of the black-white health gap.
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"I hit kind of rock bottom, and I looked at him and I said okay, I'm ready," said Cindy Chafian.
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Starting anew Anthony Sideri hit rock bottom while wrapped up in a blanket on the floor of a jail cell.
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For example, with interest rates at rock bottom, Washington should borrow to finance a big push for modern public works.
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Pointing to Germany's rock-bottom interest rates and crumbling infrastructure, they argue that the country needs more debt-financed investment.
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And check this out: since hitting rock bottom during the financial crisis, Tyson has made a nearly 1,000 percent return.
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But they tend to stay out of markets with rock-bottom ESG scores, such as Angola, Iraq, Mongolia and Belarus.
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On the surface, PE is only large and growing, so how do they achieve efficiency, liquidity, and rock bottom pricing?
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But he reaffirmed the ECB's pledge to keep rates at their rock-bottom level through the summer of next year.
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Demi Lovato's apparent opioid overdose and subsequent hospitalization on Tuesday "might not be her rock bottom," an insider tells PEOPLE.
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But he reaffirmed the ECB's pledge to keep rates at their rock-bottom level through the summer of next year.
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Rather, the old magic—of rock-bottom interest rates and sky-high share prices—seems to be working at last.
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But the chosen quote seems like someone googled "rock bottom quote" and this was the first one that came up.
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We're reaching the pinnacle (rock bottom?) of this Charles Oakley melodrama—as if things could get any crazier (more depressing).
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The show's renewal is excellent news, especially after season three ended with its titular character pretty much hitting rock bottom.
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Much criticism of the West's central bankers rests on the myth that they are wholly responsible for rock-bottom rates.
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"Start using again and it's a slippery slope right back to rock bottom," a separate insider said about Lovato's relapse.
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Airlines have struggled to ramp up airfares in recent years, amid growing competition and rock bottom fares on some routes.
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"Rock bottom is no impediment for a new president who can always find room for a new low," they wrote.
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"The politics of double standards have hit rock bottom," Shamanov said, according to the Russian state-run TASS news agency.
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Their relationship hit rock bottom after they maxed out all five of their credit cards and amassed $109,000 in debt.
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"The politics of double standards have hit rock bottom," Shamanov said, according to the Russian state-run TASS news agency.
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American Airlines is the latest major carrier to announce its "basic economy" tier that will provide fliers rock-bottom fares.
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That cut, along with a rock-bottom 10-year Treasury yield, means mortgage rates are poised to head even lower.
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To help "phase out" the practice, Ms. Shelton said, she would support gradually cutting interest rates back to rock-bottom.
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Its allure, too, is in rock-bottom prices, often so cheap that Aldi beats Walmart at its own discounting game.
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But the big boost is coming from oil stocks, which hit rock bottom in the first quarter of last year.
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"You always want to pay taxes at the lowest rate, and I think rates have hit rock bottom," said Slott.
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He added that the company specializes in quality products at good prices, rather than cheap goods at rock bottom rates.
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"I was rolling on rock bottom for about three months," said Hawkins, referring to his long-term struggle with depression.
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Waiting for an addict to reach rock bottom and make a rational choice to seek treatment sounds nice in theory.
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And considering its rock-bottom price and decent quality, this snow and ice-clearing tool is truly an amazing value.
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" Annual tuition and fees: $4,018 Minimum hourly wage: $203 "Rexburg matches its low minimum wage with rock-bottom tuition costs.
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It's pretty audacious to have Issa and Molly hit rock bottom like this without having each other to turn to.
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He told me that I was losing money by keeping my cash in a savings account with rock-bottom interest.
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When Cameron Mitchell had his life-changing epiphany at the age of 0003, he had pretty much hit rock-bottom.
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From the beginning, Vanguard took pride in its rock-bottom fees the way other companies bragged about their handsome profits.
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Rock bottom for me was having hundreds of pairs of shoes but couldn't take a step in the right direction.
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The report says that a drastic escalation of violence meant that suffering "hit rock-bottom" for Syrian children in 212.
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Krill, of course, are the tiny, shrimp-like crustaceans that are found near the rock bottom of the food chain.
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According to UNICEF, 652 children died last year in the violence in Syria, marking "rock bottom" for the war's smallest victims.
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"I thought we kind of hit rock bottom the last game, but we went deeper tonight," said Dallas forward Tyler Seguin.
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Offering rock-bottom prices that its competitors have struggled to meet, it has taken about 10 percent of Israel's mobile market.
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But there was another, more pressing problem: Dynamic pricing required studios to agree to rock-bottom rates that made her uncomfortable.
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All-inclusive calling, surfing and text packages are still on offer at a rock bottom price of 29 shekels, or $8.
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For my father, rock bottom probably happened the evening he opened a response from an office job he had applied to.
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It's not like Congress suddenly got worse than it's been over the last 20 years — it was already at rock bottom.
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Jane Hart was sitting on her sofa one morning in 2014 when she realized her life had finally hit rock bottom.
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The year 2017 could very well go down in history books as the year air travel has finally hit rock bottom.
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"We probably are close to or at rock bottom," said Vincent Quan, an associate professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
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The State Department rank-and-file — a typical story about their rock bottom morale, here, and about the department's dysfunction, here.
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Richie's midlife crisis comes when, after launching hitting rock bottom, he hears the New York Dolls perform in a collapsing building.
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Christie's rock bottom approval ratings (15% as of July) certainly didn't help in what proved a comfortable win for the Democrats.
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" Biden fired back in a statement at the time, "People have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration.
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She identifies her "rock bottom" as the time she punched a dancer while on tour with the Jonas Brothers in 2010.
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As free-market economist Alan Reynolds of the Cato Institute recently noted, government interest rates were rock bottom in the 1930s.
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You buy a firm that is foreign and adopt its tax domicile, which will ideally be somewhere with rock-bottom rates.
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In a world of rock-bottom interest rates, that would keep investors keen on yields provided by emerging bonds, they say.
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Thanks to rock-bottom interest rates, its net interest payments, as a percentage of GDP, are the lowest in the G20153.
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But another side effect has been explosive credit growth as households, companies and governments took advantage of rock-bottom borrowing costs.
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That increased capacity is part of a strategy to win over more consumers as low-cost carriers offer rock-bottom fares.
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It was being in a blowout, where I had hit rock bottom, and I thought it could not get any worse.
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The album takes Wiki, the protagonist of his own adventure, to rock bottom, and then hedges with hints of future triumph.
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These fares are rock-bottom pricing (by Disney standards) and guarantee you a stateroom in the category you booked or higher.
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Confidence in the company had "hit rock bottom," acknowledged Bert Nordberg, who became chairman in the midst of the recent crisis.
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I consider keeping the experiment going until my tolerance gets back to rock bottom and I wake up without a headache.
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They currently sit rock bottom of the league, so escape would require a refusal to perish allied with a late upsurge.
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He tended to sensationalize the evidence he had -- in order to draw attention to the rock-bottom seriousness of the situation.
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In Virginia's 10th District, unemployment is at a rock bottom 2.6 percent, well below the national jobless rate of 3.7 percent.
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But, until I hit that cold, rock bottom, was when I truly started coming up and feeling better as a person.
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And as long as rates are at rock-bottom in Japan, it is hard for them to rise in other places.
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Top-quality drugs for malaria, tuberculosis, hepatitis C and some cancers are now sold at rock-bottom prices in poor countries.
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He tended to sensationalize the evidence he had in order to draw attention to the rock-bottom seriousness of the situation.
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Banks and brokerage firms consistently rank rock bottom on lists of the most beloved companies and brands — and not by coincidence.
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And let's not forget Angus, an endlessly positive addition even at rock bottom, and Jonesy, always the life of the party.
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The father of four daughters, Kato was tasked by Abe in 2015 to find ways to boost the rock-bottom birthrate.
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Her friend told her he was at rock bottom five years ago when he read her blog about her cancer battle.
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The worst thing for my portfolio in the long-term would be to sell off my investments at rock bottom prices.
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With these rock-bottom salaries, it should come as no surprise that many daycares and preschools have incredibly high turnover rates.
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"If Bolton becomes the national security adviser, the United States has not hit rock bottom in our international relations," says Eoyang.
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Ten kilos of Korean-made kimchi is about $42, while the same amount of Chinese kimchi is a rock-bottom $9.
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Collins stars as Ellen, a 20-year-old funny, sardonic, artistic young woman whose anorexia is hurling her toward rock bottom.
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The actor said he finally hit rock bottom when he woke up in a Los Angeles hotel after a seven-day bender.
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"I was as rock-bottom poor as it comes," she said of her situation when she chose to go back to school.
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Keep in mind though that when you're looking for rock bottom cheap deals, there's going to be a reason prices are slashed.
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Psychotherapist, financial therapist, and Prudential wellness advocate Amanda Clayman, came to her work after hitting rock bottom in her own financial life.
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The bank is even discussing potential deeper cuts to cope with rock-bottom interest rates, increasing regulation and a competitive home market.
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Blake recently filed a defamation lawsuit against In Touch for its cover story about him hitting "rock bottom" and going to rehab.
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" The disgraced politician has since received treatment at a facility for people with sex addiction after he said he hit "rock bottom.
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I'd hit rock bottom, and in that dressing room, in that aubergine dress, I realized I couldn't go on like this anymore.
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Before Ellen DeGeneres was winning Emmys for The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the TV personality says she hit "rock bottom" and was broke.
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And although gross public debt stands at around 2.5 times annual GDP, rock-bottom interest rates mean that servicing it is affordable.
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Gwen Stefani is currently going strong with boyfriend Blake Shelton, but she had to hit rock bottom before finding happiness with him.
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Jeremy Lin says he's hit rock bottom in NBA free agency -- and also feels like the league has given up on him.
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Even with imports at rock-bottom levels, Venezuela is expected to have a financing gap of more than $30 billion this year.
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This is "rock bottom," Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa said during the earnings presentation, warning that challenges will continue for the foreseeable future.
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Rock bottom came in 2010, when, at age 18, she punched out a backup dancer while on tour with the Jonas Brothers.
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But with less-than-rock-bottom prices, it's safe to say that a spa massage probably isn't happening on a daily basis.
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The most frightening part is that we're not sure if Trump's America is rock bottom or if we have further to fall.
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"One would have thought that Nordic prices would have struck rock bottom, but they haven't," Vattenfall's Chief Financial Officer Ingrid Bonde said.
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They believed me when I told them the economy had hit rock bottom, even though the jobs and wage numbers showed otherwise.
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Budget airline WOW made a name for itself by offering rock-bottom fares for seats aboard its purple jets across the Atlantic.
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It took Acclaim a little over a decade to go from being on top of the world to hitting the rock bottom.
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Second, given Twitter's rock-bottom stock price and its tetchy shareholders, activist investors are likely to look at Twitter with renewed interest.
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Rock bottom came in 203, when, at age 18, she punched out a backup dancer while on tour with the Jonas Brothers.
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Boom: Canadian Tim Hortons pays no taxes, and all the profits are relocated to Ireland, enjoying the country's rock-bottom tax rate.
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Just how Epstein got to his "rock bottom" number of how many votes Google swayed, however, is being questioned by law experts.
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After seven years of rock-bottom rates from late 2008 to late 2023, the Fed has now taken three small steps upward.
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" Frances describes the mandatory smoothies as "green sludge" and even tries to smuggle chocolate into Tranquillum House, acknowledging: "This was rock-bottom.
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CreditCreditAndrew Spear for The New York Times HICKSVILLE, Ohio — For Anthony Nighswander, rock-bottom unemployment is both a headache and an opportunity.
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But the recent reports from Baltimore highlight something more visceral and basic: the neglect of rock-bottom, foundational needs of human beings.
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Moore was already under contract with HarperCollins to write a book about mothers and daughters when she hit rock bottom in 2012.
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"While you might not get your top choice of cabin, you'll likely find some rock-bottom pricing on select sailings," she said.
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Such a desperate state of affairs is perfect for Trump's purposes -- when you're at rock bottom, there's nowhere to go but up.
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After a trial in the Senate, he escaped removal from office by a single vote, but his historical reputation remains rock-bottom.
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Golan offered rock-bottom prices that its competitors have struggled to meet and has taken about 10 percent of Israel's mobile market.
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The Federal Reserve's policy of rock-bottom rates helped to avert what would have been even greater devastation from the Great Recession.
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Returns on ordinary savings accounts are steered by the Bank of England's base interest rate, which has been at rock bottom since 2009.
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She's in a downward spiral at the moment, after falling from grace from property owner to aimless homebody; she's seemingly at rock bottom.
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Since 2016, when rates were at rock bottom, 5.9 million borrowers who could have benefited from a refinance did not apply for one.
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Its new venture, Level, has begun offering rock-bottom airfares from Barcelona to the West Coast of America, the Dominican Republic and Argentina.
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Their projection of sluggish growth, subdued inflation and rock-bottom interest rates proved a reliable guide for most of the next eight years.
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DETROIT/TOKYO (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co Ltd said on Tuesday it had hit "rock bottom" with a 21% drop in annual operating profit.
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Having a near-death experience or a rock-bottom experience does change you and enlighten you and makes you see the world differently.
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The crossover star is releasing the music video for "Rock Bottom" on Friday, and PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at the clip.
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As if to remind policymakers that rock-bottom rates are here to stay, the ten-year Treasury yield fell below 2.3% this week.
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" Tarek shared a quote from Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling, reading, "Rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life.
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Tax levels, compared with western Europe, are rock-bottom: the top income-tax rate is just 25% in Slovakia and 10% in Bulgaria.
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I was at rock bottom and out of money, with no work in sight, but one step at a time, it gets better.
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Markets are fixated on when the Fed will begin withdrawing some of its crisis-era stimulus, with interest rates at rock-bottom levels.
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And interest rates that remain at or near rock bottom, combined with quantitative easing in Europe, should still drive investors into equity deals.
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I recently spoke with my sister, who's now 30, about her addiction, her rock bottom, her recovery and the ongoing struggle with alcoholism.
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The mag ran a cover story in September 2015 declaring the country star had hit "rock bottom" and was drinking vodka before noon.
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Four women living in Martinsburg, West Virginia, have come together as dealers — only they're dealing hope to addicts who have hit rock bottom.
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After reaching rock bottom on February 6th at $6,465 per bitcoin, the cryptocurrency bounced back to over $10,000 but never really recovered completely.
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Rock-bottom fees are especially important if we are in an era of future low-gross investment returns, which many investment managers believe.
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Welcome to period week, when levels of estrogen are at rock bottom and levels of pro-inflammatory molecules like prostaglandins are super-high.
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"And so rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life," the quote by Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling says.
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Kearns found Jack at rock bottom, but after Dempsey gave Kearns a chance things started to turn around for the young Mormon slugger.
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But rock-bottom prices encourage behavioral patterns that aren't beneficial — not if we want to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and other pollutants.
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It may take 10 to 20 years before they hit rock bottom or something severe happens before they realize they have a problem.
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"Glide really takes people who have hit rock bottom and helps bring them back," says Buffett, in a written statement about the auction.
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"Glide really takes people who have hit rock bottom and helps bring them back," said Buffett, in a written statement about the auction.
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On Tuesday, Lundqvist hit rock bottom when he allowed seven goals on 240 shots in a 21.6-153 loss to the Dallas Stars.
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Investment returns in the industry are generally shrinking as the global economy remains slow and the cost of borrowing stays at rock bottom.
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Check out the clip ... Cameron throws some major shade at Louis, congratulating him for getting comfortable in his new digs at rock bottom.
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They eventually gave up on him in 2004, trading him to the Lightning for the rock-bottom price of an eighth-round pick.
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After a "lost decade" of declining living standards and flat wage growth, trust in Parliament and the news media is at rock bottom.
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"We all have different ethical standards, and mine are rock bottom," said David Martill, a paleontologist at the University of Portsmouth in Britain.
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"People have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration," former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. said in a statement.
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"Sometimes, when you feel like you've hit rock bottom, often you find out that God is the rock at the bottom," he said.
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Rock bottom may be within sight but what that means for the Venezuelan people and neighboring countries has yet to be fully digested.
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Luckily, Costco offers various anti-aging products at rock-bottom prices from respected brands like SK-II, Kate Somerville, Perricone MD, and Caudalie.
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All in all, this is welcome, considering the intense competition, rock-bottom interest rates and slow economic growth that hamper all Japanese banks.
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And the President's rock bottom rating among women voters also threatens to hamper Republicans hoping to hang on to at risk House seats.
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The team was penalized 8 points by the federation, dropping it to the rock bottom of the standings, and forfeited three straight matches.
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But, I recently hit rock bottom, feeling as if I was going through the motions of my life rather than truly living it.
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Her rock bottom started earlier this month -- we're told Jordan's booze habit started affecting her job at a gym ... and she got fired.
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"The only time you get real collective cuts, including by non-OPEC, is when prevailing prices are at rock bottom lows," he told CNBC.
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Majestic Wine has struggled due to competition from peers such as discount supermarkets Aldi and Lidl UK and online rivals offering rock-bottom prices.
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The WNA also notes in a report this month a "revival" of interest in SMRs, partly because of rock-bottom sentiment toward large plants.
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"It's an exploration of a rock-bottom social and political reality that you wake up in every day," said O'Neill in an online conversation.
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The 20-year police veteran responded and quickly headed to a nearby gas station where he discovered a disoriented woman, clearly at rock bottom.
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The fabled rock-bottom-priced opulence of Vegas I'd dreamed about — $20 or $30 for a nice hotel room — would be out of reach.
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The oil exporter has been struggling to cover its financing gaps this year in the face of political pressures and rock-bottom crude prices.
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BlackRock, Fidelity Investments and Charles Schwab have been aggressively courting investors who are searching for rock-bottom prices for funds that track the market.
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What's more, rock-bottom volatility — swings in prices — favors seeking "carry", a strategy where investors sell lower-yield assets to buy higher-yielding securities.
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" Tarek shared a quote from Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling which read: "Rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life.
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Aldi is known for its rock-bottom prices, and when it comes to most grocery staples, the German-based retailer is tough to beat.
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Making money in a land of 1,600 banks is hard, even when you are the biggest, and especially with interest rates at rock-bottom.
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Likewise, if banks generally have been struggling to make money with bond yields at rock bottom, they have only gone lower since the vote.
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Supporters hope Lula da Silva will help shore up support among party faithful despite a prolonged recession and rock-bottom approval rating for Rousseff.
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His most popular resale items were the replaceable blades that whack hockey pucks, and Gibbon sold them by the cartload at rock-bottom prices.
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Countering euro strength, rather than lowering rock-bottom borrowing costs, would be the main reason for a rate cut, one source told Reuters recently.
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With interest rates near rock bottom, the Fed would have little room to prevent another spike in unemployment if the economy were to falter.
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Frugal Traveler There's so much advice today on how to find rock-bottom airfares that it can be difficult to filter out the noise.
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Record-high employment, rising real wages, rock-bottom borrowing costs and falling car fuel costs have boosted the purchasing and spending powers of Germans.
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"When you think you've reached rock bottom, to get kicked in the gut like this, you didn't think anything more could happen," state Sen.
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He was at rock bottom when he decided to walk some 22014 miles (more than 25kms) from New Orleans to Atlanta to start anew.
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Some Canadians watching as American politics have hit rock bottom in recent weeks decided that the United States needed a cross-border pep talk.
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However, he warned France might not be able to count on rock-bottom interest rates for ever, especially if foreign debt-holders took fright.
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"I thought, 'I'm already at rock bottom, I might as well try to go for it now, there's nothing I can lose,'" she said.
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A promising wide receiver hit rock bottom with mental illness and is among a number of college athletes learning about, and dealing with, depression.
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" Weiner, weeping as he read from a written statement on a page he held in front of him, called his crime his "rock bottom.
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The Turin club can still be named champions this weekend if second-placed Napoli fail to win away to rock-bottom Chievo on Sunday.
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But the rock-bottom interest rates meant to power a recovery are fueling a property boom that is creating a new set of problems.
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The United States could look more like Japan, where inflation has slipped much lower, rates are rock bottom and the budget deficit much larger.
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Record-high employment, rising real wages, rock-bottom interest rates and falling car fuel costs are giving a strong boost to consumers' purchasing power.
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Photo: APHurricane Dorian may have come and gone, but apparently the debacle over Donald Trump's faulty Alabama forecast has yet to reach rock bottom.
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Standing at the bottom of this canyon, however, is much different than what Talbot considers her real "rock bottom": sitting in a jail cell.
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Most big European banks are struggling to find new profit sources after years of rock-bottom interest rates have limited returns in retail banking.
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Roughly $2 billion to $3 billion, in an era of rock-bottom interest rates and record airline profits, was detailed to the 737 MAX.
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Instead, we watched as Angela and Darlene approached rock bottom, rejected it, and forged ahead, because at this point, what else can they do?
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Unfortunately, it doesn't come with essential oils, but at this rock bottom price, you can use the money you saved to buy a few bottles.
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Dollar General (DG) has become a dominant force in retail by offering everyday items at rock-bottom prices, often in remote areas of the country.
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Borrowing costs in the euro zone have declined sharply in recent years, indicating that these rock bottom funding costs are making their way to firms.
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Venezuelan and PDVSA's debt prices started to rebound from rock-bottom levels after Guaido took the helm of the Assembly and rallied further this week.
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What's more, at current levels, many still see short-term bond ETFs as good value now that rates have gone up from rock-bottom levels.
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It highlights never-before heard audio tapes, as well as behind-the-scenes footage that features his story from reaching fame to hitting rock bottom.
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Finally hitting an emotional rock bottom, Annie goes back to the one thing she knows and loves: baking, which she had previously given up entirely.
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Every addict who fools themselves into thinking they can 'use responsibly' is merely back on the slippery slope to rock bottom, which they'll hit eventually.
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DETROIT/TOKYO, May 28 (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co Ltd said on Tuesday it had hit "rock bottom" with a 0003% drop in annual operating profit.
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"It seems like investors are rather relieved that it has hit rock bottom," said Lee Kyoung-min, global market strategy team manager at Daishin Securities.
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FP confesses to Jughead that Hiram paid the Serpents to trash the Twilight Drive-In so Hiram could buy it for a rock bottom price.
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The Permian Basin is set to overtake Iran in output in just a few months as oil prices pick up from 215's rock bottom.
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He will benefit from rock-bottom expectations, given controversies whipped up by his tempestuous personality and the vast gulf in experience between Trump and Clinton.
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Consumption is expected to continue boosting growth this year thanks to a stable labour market, rising real wages, low inflation and rock-bottom interest rates.
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But when her brother married outside the Jewish religion and had only one child, with whom she doesn't have much contact, she hit rock bottom.
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His push for pipelines and fracking will only cheapen the already rock-bottom cost of oil and natural gas, discouraging growth in the coal industry.
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DETROIT/TOKYO, May 21 (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co Ltd said on Tuesday it had hit "rock bottom" with a 45% drop in annual operating profit.
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Those who offer rock-bottom prices for translation are almost certainly using translation software, and then giving it a quick edit for accuracy and readability.
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The league gives Heller rock-bottom marks for his environmental voting record and has endorsed his Democratic opponent, Jacky Rosen, in the Nevada senate race.
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Dollar General and its dollar store rivals mostly sell snacks, drinks, canned foods and vegetables, household supplies and personal care products at rock-bottom prices.
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Life insurers amped up risk taking in recent years, moving away from safer investments like Treasury bonds, as interest rates remained near rock-bottom levels.
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About a year and a half ago, she said, she hit rock bottom and found herself crying on a rock during a retreat in Massachusetts.
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A "tough love" mentality insinuates that people need to "hit rock bottom," whether it's arrest, loss of possessions, or health problems, before they will change.
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Even before the election, Trump was earning "rock-bottom ratings" in countries outside the U.S., and things have only got worse since he's taken office.
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For starters, what about taking advantage of rock-bottom interest rates to tap the world's excess funds to build and repair a fraying public infrastructure?
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While seeing a strong economy, Kudlow still thinks the Fed should ease monetary policy, and the reason for that is the "rock-bottom" inflation rate.
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The government is also set to reduce debt-servicing costs, thanks to rock-bottom interest rates under the Bank of Japan's yield curve control policy.
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What was his professional rock bottom turned into the ride of a lifetime when he landed with the single-car team at Furniture Row Racing.
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The ultra-low cost carrier is known for its rock-bottom fares as well as for charging for everything from seat selection to bottled water.
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Since his election, the "America First" agenda has produced unparalleled success, with unemployment at rock bottom, rising wages, and more opportunities for the American worker.
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Consumers' purchasing power is being boosted by factors such as record-high employment, rising real wages, rock-bottom interest rates and falling car fuel costs.
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Fresno State caps comeback season with Hawaii Bowl win From rock bottom to making history, Fresno State went through one heck of a 12 months.
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You basically get encouraged to drink and live this party lifestyle, and then when you hit rock bottom it's almost glorified, and it's so shit.
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But when it happens, he said, the normalization of U.S.-Russian relations will be on the agenda, adding that current relations have hit rock bottom.
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Hardly breaking a sweat, the unbeaten Songbird coasted to her seventh win at rock-bottom odds of 1 to 9 in the Santa Anita Oaks.
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"Most Americans are looking at this — most mainstream Americans — and they're thinking that Congress has hit rock bottom and started to dig," Kennedy said Sunday.
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Also, there is plenty of time for personal growth later, once we've repeated the same patterns so many times that we finally hit rock bottom.
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That cut, along with a rock-bottom 10-year Treasury yield and continued coronavirus fears, means mortgage rates could be poised to head even lower.
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McCreadie sets his sights on making his fortune in the garment trade, buying and selling cheap discount clothes and demanding rock bottom prices from suppliers.
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But what hasn't attracted much attention is how Congress's handling of the matter has done little to help its rock-bottom reputation among the public.
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Obituaries ___ A promising wide receiver hit rock bottom with mental illness and is among a number of college athletes learning about, and dealing with, depression.
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"The two illegitimate relationships I found myself in both happened when I was emotionally spent and my self-worth was at rock bottom," she added.
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In India, a dozen generic makers produce the drugs at rock-bottom prices for use against H.I.V. in Africa, and their products are W.H.O.-approved.
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And its aggressive pricing on the Schwab platform give its funds an outsize influence, pushing competitors to keep slashing their own, already rock bottom fees.
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As a result, many advocates say, their work is systemically devalued, dismissed as "domestic care" and reimbursed at rock-bottom rates by state Medicaid programs.
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The best way to find the rock-bottom fares on Norwegian is to click on the link for the low fare calendar on its website.
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My self-esteem had hit rock bottom this time a year ago—which might explain all the misstatements that crept into my last Christmas newsletter.
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With yields on British government bonds near rock-bottom, this is particularly the case for domestic investors for whom currency is less of a factor.
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At this point in the ballet, his character — having been seduced by a cunning Siren and robbed of every last cent — has hit rock bottom.
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The purchasing power of German consumers is currently being boosted by record high employment, rising real wages, rock-bottom borrowing costs and nearly stable prices.
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Golan launched in 2012, offering rock-bottom prices that its competitors have struggled to meet and has taken about 10 percent of Israel's mobile market.
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Plus, TJX Companies (TJX) and Ross Stores (ROST) have undercut Kohl's in recent years with rock-bottom prices and a treasure hunt-like shopping experience.
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Higher mortgage rates also dissuade current homeowners from listing their homes for sale because they don't want to lose the rock-bottom rates they have.
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A lackluster earnings reports in May — when Saikawa said Nissan had hit "rock bottom" — prompted questions about whether the 65-year-old executive could survive.
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" The UFC legend put up a J.K. Rowling quote that reads, "And so rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life.
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On the day of the killing, "he hits ground zero, rock bottom," Taseff said, after learning that his girlfriend was with another man that morning.
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Overseas, Lidl is known for its rock-bottom prices, and it's most closely associated with the discount grocer Aldi, which is also based in Germany.
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But by the end of that season, it felt like Frank had hit rock bottom, and was on his way back to being human again.
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The 2018 Machine Learning Bundle is collectively valued at $844, but for a limited time, you can get the entire set at a rock-bottom price.
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Most borrowers today have already refinanced at rock-bottom rates, and those who are refinancing are largely doing so to pull cash out of their homes.
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In the case of a system that is projected to ultimately consume a great share of our tax revenues, we can't wait to hit rock bottom.
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Although sales have increased, EU dairy farmers are dealing with rock-bottom prices, so they are still at risk—and many have gone out of business.
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National morale was at rock-bottom and there were serious people who questioned whether Britain was actually governable, such was the dysfunctional nature of industrial relations.
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"I'm a very independent person and I don't like to ask for help," she told WTAJ, but admitted that she was near "rock bottom" that night.
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Republicans hope that a rock-bottom unemployment rate and rising wages will cause voters to stick with President Trump despite the various scandals enveloping his administration.
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Rock-bottom interest rates are also encouraging riskier borrowing and have fueled a property boom in key markets, requiring increased vigilance from the ECB, Lagarde added.
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Out of what was once a mighty industry, these two survivors kept going by making simpler, faster scanners for DIYers and lowering prices to rock bottom.
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Bad debt weighs on banking balance sheets and holds back lending, countering the very stimulus the ECB is trying to provide with rock bottom interest rates.
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In such cases a bit of returns-smoothing is helpful, as a rigid marking to market would oblige investors to sell stocks at rock-bottom prices.
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As interest rates in Europe remain at rock-bottom levels and the outlook in the U.S. has moved towards lower rates, BNP's retail operations remain sluggish.
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And a lot of the big guys (Amazon, Walmart, etc.) are getting in on the game too, offering their own proprietary mattresses at rock-bottom rates.
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I allow myself to have those down days, because once you reach rock-bottom, you can't really go any further—you can only shoot back up.
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With rock-bottom interest rates and companies competing aggressively for building work, "you could never build at that price again," said Turner of the convention center.
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Life insurers have amped up risk taking in recent years, moving away from safer investments like Treasury bonds, as interest rates remained near rock-bottom levels.
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The Fed built its portfolio over years of bond-buying in an effort to stimulate hiring and investment when interest rates were already at rock-bottom.
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British banks have had low bad debts over the past few years through a period of rock bottom Bank of England interest rates and economic growth.
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But she herself played a character in a Hindi film whose descent to rock bottom is confirmed when she falls into bed with a black man.
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The opinions expressed are his own.) NEW YORK, Nov 1(Reuters) - Rock-bottom interest rates may be great for lots of people - but not for savers.
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JC Penney stood at 0.8 percent in 2016, up substantially from improving every year from a rock bottom level of negative margins of 14.4 in 2013.
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Weights hit rock bottom at the beginning of December in Japan, the end of September in Germany and the beginning of October in the United States.
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While millions of borrowers have already refinanced at rock-bottom rates — some several times — there is still a sizable pool who could benefit from a refinance.
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Among the high-profile acts are Patton Oswalt, Dane Cook and Bridget Everett, the daring actress and cabaret star known for "Rock Bottom" at Joe's Pub.
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"Grocery is already intensely competitive given new rock bottom pricing entrants Aldi/Lidl, WMT's commitment to price investment, and intense digital innovation at WMT," Chen wrote.
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Starting in 2009, banks began to benefit from a surge in mortgage refinancing, thanks to rock-bottom interest rates and federal programs to help struggling borrowers.
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Like any Lonely Island production, Popstar contains tons of cameos, pop culture references, and left-turn jokes as Conner steadily makes his way to rock bottom.
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" Kennedy went on to say that he thought most Americans learning of the allegation will think "that Congress has hit rock bottom and started to dig.
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This investment came a few months after the damaging hack, when the 15-year-old company was hitting rock bottom and its enduring survival seemed unlikely.
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There wasn't much money around and New York City seemed to have hit rock bottom, but this meant there was an opportunity and a DIY spirit.
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It may simply be that years of preternatural calm, induced by rock-bottom interest rates and symbolized by the market's low 'fear gauge' (VIX), are over.
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However, investor sentiment is near rock bottom for Brazil, which is deep in recession and political crisis, while Turkey is troubled by security and economic problems.
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Investors have flocked into dividend funds and individual dividend-paying stocks as they try to generate steady income during a time of rock-bottom interest rates.
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The banks are facing major pressure on their margins from rock-bottom interest rates and will have to deal with borrowers unable to pay back loans.
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The country hit rock bottom in 2008, when 500 billion percent inflation drove people to support the challenge of Western-backed former union leader Morgan Tsvangirai.
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A senior State Department official said on Tuesday that Washington hoped the dispute had hit "rock bottom" and the neighbours would start to rebuild their relationship.
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Bank revenues are expected to decline in aggregate, as these firms absorb rising loan losses, decreased consumer spend, and the impact of rock-bottom interest rates.
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The mortgage business slowed meaningfully for big lenders in 2018 as the Federal Reserve was raising rates from rock-bottom levels it set during the crisis.
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Nearly a decade after the worst of the Great Recession, no one knows exactly how reliant the American economy has become on rock-bottom interest rates.
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"Rock Bottom" was the final push for quitting what Ms. Everett likes to call her "slave job" at the restaurant, which she kept for health insurance.
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Since late 2015, the Fed has raised rates from rock-bottom to between 1.25-1.5 percent and plans to hike about three more times this year.
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But it kept its interest rates at rock bottom and also held rigidly to its script on what it plans for next year in asset purchases.
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New York (CNN Business)Dollar General remains one of the fastest-growing retailers in America, attracting customers with rock-bottom prices on snacks and household goods.
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That rock-bottom moment provides the film's frame, which means this is more than just a paint-by-numbers saunter through the life of an icon.
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I might be alone at my rock bottom, but there are many indicators that we are feeling more overcommitted, overscheduled, overtired, and overburdened than ever before.
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The Captain America: Civil War star tells Cosmopolitan in the magazine's May cover story that she reached "rock bottom" trying to make things work with a man.
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Long story short, Lin says he hit "rock bottom" in Toronto during the championship 2018-19 season -- where he had the worst shooting performance of his career.
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The rise in mortgage rates also kept more potential sellers from moving up or down, as they were likely unwilling to trade in their rock-bottom rate.
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Most borrowers have already refinanced to rock-bottom rates, and those who haven't may be hoping that rates will fall further, given the downturn in financial markets.
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Celtic and Third Lanark finished mid-table regardless, while Cowlairs finished rock bottom on a mere six points, not that an extra four would have saved them.
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If there had been a Colin Kaepernick for Trump to jeer when he was at his zenith or his gilded rock bottom, he would have done it.
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Subdued inflation forces the central bank to maintain its massive stimulus despite its rising costs, such as the hit to bank profits from rock-bottom interest rates.
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As a result, the data underestimated the actual price increases households faced during the current housing boom, which was partly fueled by rock-bottom central bank rates.
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The steady stream of funding comes alongside a drop in the number of publicly listed companies, rock-bottom global bond yields, and historically weak small-cap performance.
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This, said MSF's Elder, will ensure drugmakers are not exposed to having to supply large quantities of vaccines at rock-bottom prices that could dent their profits.
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According to Kraus, hitting "rock bottom" allowed him to learn the right way to approach fitness, and changed both his career and his outlook on his body.
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The German finance minister considers the expansive policies of several central banks, with their rock-bottom interest rates, a threat to create new bubbles in financial markets.
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He also makes reference to an American saying -- when you hit rock bottom, the only way is up -- but sadly said that wasn't the case for him.
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It will not help to have Democrats blaming President Trump for this rock-bottom estimation by voters and Republicans saying that that's what the lying press deserves.
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The combination of his disappointing fundraising numbers combined with his ever-shrinking poll numbers has to represent rock bottom for a campaign that began with such promise.
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Being sectioned and held against my will for four to five days in Homerton Hospital, crazed, withdrawing, suicidal and scared, was just the "rock bottom" I needed.
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Spot gold was down 0.6 percent at $1,229.93 an ounce as expectations that rock-bottom interest rates will persist served to keep prices above $1,225 an ounce.
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Then he hit rock bottom, picked himself back up, started to work his way up to become not only a better human being but a better athlete.
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He's not wrong ... Odom went from being an NBA superstar to a reality star before hitting rock bottom ... when he overdosed at a Nevada brothel in 2015.
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While gas prices are low nationwide, some stations are slashing the fuel's price to rock-bottom levels to the tune of less than 50 cents a gallon.
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The incident at the raucous Rock Bottom bar, popular among Dubai's many wealthy and often tipsy foreign residents and tourists, was reported to police by the accuser.
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In May, the company warned investors that its performance would continue to worsen during the coming year, with net profit expected to hit "rock bottom" by March.
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Money was another problem: spending 5,000 rupees ($75) for his daily fix led him to rock bottom due to, as he says in delicate English, "financial disturbance".
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Washington (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden said Friday that "decency" in the White House had hit "rock bottom" following a White House aide's joke about Sen.
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Rock-bottom prices have battered rival operators, but have also enticed millions online, encouraging them to swap old feature phones for internet-enabled JioPhones, virtually given away.
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A former Force Recon Marine and combat veteran, Chad found himself - like too many others – at rock-bottom, dealing with a "dead" marriage and thoughts of suicide.
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After a Spanish-led consortium won the right to build locks for bigger ships at a rock-bottom price, internal arguments soon gave way to larger problems.
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Mr. Babenco shows us rock-bottom, and because he is an artist, he makes us believe it as well all of the possibilities that have been lost.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden on Friday said decency in the Trump administration "hit rock bottom" after comments surfaced from a White House aide shrugging off Sen.
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The flow of venture capital that subsidized rock-bottom consumer prices is drying up, and some companies are raising money at lower valuations than they did previously.
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In countries like India and Egypt, these same drugs are offered by some of these same companies for one-twentieth of the VA's "rock bottom deal" price.
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Mr. Christie's popularity is at rock bottom: Only 30 percent of registered voters approve of his performance, according to a poll this week by Fairleigh Dickinson University.
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Central banks around the world have struggled to wean their economies off the stimulus of rock-bottom interest rates, largely because of weak wage growth for workers.
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When I took on these asylum cases pro bono, I thought that our country had hit rock bottom in its inhumane treatment of migrant children and families.
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Sources: MacroTrends; Yardeni Research; Thomson Reuters By Karl Russell Ten years ago, when the global financial crisis seemed at its worst, the stock market hit rock bottom.
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"We hope to hit the rock bottom in 2018 and 2019 and reverse the trend in the coming years," the company's chief executive, Hiroto Saikawa, told reporters.
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" Ms. Disney posted several tweet storms on Sunday in which she fulminated about Disney's "rock-bottom wages" for entry-level workers and called Mr. Iger's pay "insane.
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Finally, two major pharmaceutical companies intend to bring lifesaving treatment to tens of thousands of Africans, promising to charge rock-bottom prices for 16 common chemotherapy drugs.
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Giving away publicly owned assets at rock bottom prices costs taxpayers billions in revenue in the short term and leads to significant liabilities in the long term.
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For years, start-ups aiming for consumer audiences modeled themselves on Google and Facebook, offering innovations to the masses at rock-bottom prices, if not for free.
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MetLife Stadium was more than half empty in the second half of the 51-17 loss to the Rams, and Sunday's loss had to be rock bottom.
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It helps to have a terrific plan already, with rock-bottom fees, since it's harder to be tempted to move if you're already in a good spot.
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With hardly any outside investment trickling into the country, and with an overall economy that has been rapidly contracting, stocks have been stuck at rock-bottom values.
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And with sales in Paris and London at rock-bottom levels, it was up to him to focus on underpinning future profits from the safety of America.
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But after hitting rock bottom with my depression, anxiety, insomnia and obsessive-compulsive disorder after a layoff from my media job, I was willing to try anything.
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Meantime, the share of renewable energy has reached 30 percent of output, and utilities are accelerating plant closures due to overcapacity and rock-bottom wholesale power prices.
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New York (CNN Business)Rock-bottom interest rates have pumped up stock prices, knocked down mortgage rates and supported the creation of countless unicorns in Silicon Valley.
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UK lenders have so far defied predictions that Brexit could trigger higher bad debts and poorer lending volumes at banks already challenged by rock-bottom interest rates.
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Having already cut borrowing rates to rock bottom and launched a 1.5-trillion-euro money printing scheme to buy chiefly state bonds, the ECB's options are limited.
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" Weiss said he has decided to try to "break free from the self destructive patterns of behavior and drug abuse that have landed me at rock bottom.
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Her monologue depicts addiction as a love affair between a woman and a vodka bottle, from the heights of its honeymoon period down to its rock bottom.
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Her monologue depicts addiction as a love affair between a woman and a vodka bottle, from the heights of its honeymoon period down to its rock bottom.
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Bam Margera is learning to skateboard again after years of alcohol abuse — and he credits the sport with getting his life back on track after hitting rock bottom.
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Eric Kussin was one of the most respected executives in professional sports when a debilitating mental health battle that "seemingly came out of nowhere" sent him rock bottom.
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Related stories:5 Women Share Their Deepest Financial SecretsThe Secret To Getting A $2,800 Tax Refund This YearThe Surprising Help I Got When I Hit Financial Rock Bottom
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Households have paid rock bottom energy prices for years, thanks to generous subsidies that Macri says must be moderated as part of his bid to "normalize" the economy.
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That wall of maturities has been whittled down to about $90 billion as some borrowers paid off their loans early to take advantage of rock-bottom interest rates.
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While the lender has been hurt by rock-bottom interest rates amid the Bank of Japan's massive stimulus measures, it said fee revenues improved in the latest quarter.
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This was the absolute rock bottom in the Stormy Daniels saga (so far), and meme-ing it was basically the only way to cope with the mental image.
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After all, sentiment is already rock bottom - investors surveyed by Bank of America Merrill Lynch named "short European equities" the most crowded trade for the second month running.
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HP is working hard to make a strong Chromebook case for consumers looking for a secondary – or even tertiary – laptop, featuring some upgraded specs at rock bottom prices.
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For many of these workers, the lack of job security and ordinary economic need led them to risk life and limb, or simple comfort, for rock-bottom wages.
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Officefirst said last month it aimed to be ready for capital market investors by the third quarter as it looks to take advantage of rock-bottom interest rates.
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The battle against depression was compelling when I saw depression as a clean narrative — a low, then lower, then rock bottom, fight, fight, fight, and then, finally, victory.
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" FROM COINAGE: The Top 5 Most Expensive Movies of All Time In the new season, Toubia says her character Isabelle Lightwood is uncharacteristically "going to hit rock bottom.
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Steinfeld, 19, first dropped the track on her November EP Haiz, then last month re-released "Rock Bottom" as a collab with Joe Jonas' funky new foursome DNCE.
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At a time of rock bottom trust in institutions and leaders, corporations are among the very few remaining bastions of public confidence, says Edelman, the public relations firm.
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Some say the military intervention, the first of this scale since Brazil's return to democracy in the 1980s, is a ploy to boost Mr Temer's rock-bottom popularity.
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I was a 307-pound binge-drinking, binge-eating addict when I hit rock bottom in 2003—a case study in how not to treat a human body.
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I've hit rock bottom before and I got depressed about it, and that's what made me spark to stay positive because I never want to see that again.
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Those bonds have rallied considerably since mid-February, when yields respectively hit around 22% and 15.88% amid fears that rock-bottom crude prices could lead to another default.
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A month after debuting the Redmi Pro, a high-end take on its budget line, the company is eyeing a rock bottom price point with its latest offering.
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She sees more and more people evicted or bought out of their homes at rock bottom rates and hears stories of desperate families selling for $500 gift cards.
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What happens when an outspoken president with a rock-bottom approval rating and a vendetta against the media takes office right in the middle of Hollywood's awards season?
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Dollar General's success is attributable in part to its focus on towns too small for Walmart, where it sells staple items, in small quantities, at rock-bottom prices.
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I had really hit rock bottom and was lying on the floor of my bedroom, wishing the anxiety would end, when this flash of insight came to me.
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David Lennox, a resource analyst at Fat Prophets, said the rock-bottom sale price would be an advantage to TerraCom given the condition of the thermal coal market.
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The New Orleans Pelicans can't seem to sustain any momentum and may have hit rock bottom with a 127-94 home loss to the Utah Jazz on Wednesday.
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Adding ingenuity to insult (all in fun, of course!), "Spamilton" is mimicking the #Ham4Ham preshow ticket lottery, with its own daily offering of rock-bottom 10 cent tickets.
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"Number 10 is pretty worried they've hit rock bottom with the palace so they wanted to get the speech in early," one Cabinet source told the Sun Newspaper.
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British banks have chased higher-risk business to try and boost returns, as rock-bottom interest rates and competition from upstart rivals fueled a boom in consumer lending.
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However, in light of the weakening economy, rock-bottom borrowing costs and additional policy challenges such as fighting climate change, the balanced budget goal has come under fire.
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ROCK-BOTTOM APPROVAL RATING Some lawmakers from Park's Saenuri party had asked her to resign under an agreement that would allow her to leave office with some dignity.
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Much like when "Rock Bottom" treacherously spliced together Homer Simpson's answers with a reporter's questions about sexual harassment allegations, the backgrounds for Ocasio-Cortez and Stuckey were different.
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The rock bottom of the 21988s was littered with cheap bottles of flavored, fortified wines, like battery-acid-esque Thunderbird and "ring-a-ding" Ripple (whatever that meant).
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When I was hitting financial and emotional rock bottom a couple years ago, I was taken in by family, but not the one I'm related to by blood.
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Regulatory changes and rock bottom interest rates have ramped up pressure on banks to deal with their legacy books, leading many to consider putting them up for sale.
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The notion of rapidly returning to rock-bottom rates was almost unthinkable just a few weeks ago when the American economy appeared to be moving full steam ahead.
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Under the new agreement, the companies — Pfizer, based in New York, and Cipla, based in Mumbai — have promised to charge rock-bottom prices for 16 common chemotherapy drugs.
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The big write-down and the rock-bottom valuation, analysts say, suggest that the G.E. board was not confident that the power business was on a recovery path.
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That was the accusation against Mr. Harron: that he had touched a man intimately in a public place, the Rock Bottom Cafe, a club frequented by gay men.
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If it stands, it will threaten the ability of all committees to enforce oversight authority, and the House, having hit rock bottom, has no alternative but to appeal.
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Employers added a robust 201,000 jobs, the unemployment rate remained at the rock-bottom level of 3.9 percent, and wages grew the fastest they have in nine years.
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Ms. Ardern said she would run a "relentlessly optimistic" campaign, despite the perils of taking over so close to an election, while Labour's numbers are at rock bottom.
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Even with the Fed rate increase, banks may not pass on any of that increase to their customers, which means interest on deposits will remain near rock-bottom.
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The company had previously warned that its net profit would hit "rock bottom" in 2019, dropping almost 47 percent by the end of the fiscal year in March.
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But then, its reputation is already seen at the rock bottom in South Korea, so I am not sure whether there is a room for a further fall.
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Canberra (CNN)Australian politics hit rock bottom this week and, for the first time in my 15 years in Australia, I am experiencing fear because of my faith.
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So it's harder for them to reach "rock bottom" – the moment of utter despair that can act as a trigger for many addicted drug users to get help.
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Britain has experienced a shortage of social housing since the 1980s when the government allowed tenants to buy their homes at rock-bottom prices without replacing the stock.
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Now that he's hit rock bottom, as evidenced by the first teaser trailer, it's scary to think about what Daredevil can accomplish once he's fully embraced the darkness.
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Ambani unveiled the company's Jio 4G telecom network this month, touting free calls and rock-bottom 4G data prices, triggering fears of a price war in the sector.
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Before the broadcast, there was plenty of concern within ABC and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences that the Oscars had not yet hit rock bottom.
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What's changed since Week 12 for Seahawks, Eagles The Philadelphia Eagles' offense hit rock bottom in a 17-9 home loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Nov. 24.
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In late July, JPMorgan global head of quantitative and derivatives strategy Marko Kolanovic compared rock-bottom volatility to the conditions leading up to the 1987 stock market crash.
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I might have been putting in some intense practice, but even at my best, my team and I were still rock bottom in the lowest-ranked lobby available.
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But for a truer augury of the city's possible future, consider the rock-bottom stockmarket valuations of Ford and General Motors (GM), Motor City's two big domestic car firms.
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Though there's no news on where Sun Country will be expanding, fliers looking for no-nonsense travel and rock-bottom prices should keep an eye out for any announcements.
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Things hit rock bottom when crowds of adoring fans of the poet's latest work turn the house into a war zone on the night that Mother goes into labor.
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Unofficial exports initially boomed as well in response to those sky-high prices, causing a surge in supply that kept REE prices at rock-bottom levels until this year.
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Big European banks such as BNP Paribas have relied more on volatile corporate and investment banking after years of rock-bottom interest rates have limited returns in retail banking.
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More than half of that arrives via Ukraine, but since ties between Russia and Ukraine hit rock bottom, the potential for disputes over pricing and other issues has accelerated.
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The island has experienced a shortage of social housing since the 1980s when the government allowed tenants to buy their homes at rock-bottom prices without replacing the stock.
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And McNeil gets that frustration, the idea that no NFL team should be this bad, that no NFL team should seem to hit rock bottom and only get worse.
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In an emotional first-person essay for The Players' Tribune, the former Los Angeles Lakers star delved into his battle with drug addiction, which hit rock bottom on Oct.
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Your closet and kitchen are stocked for every eventuality with things you bought at rock-bottom prices, but your bank accounts and retirement fund aren't looking quite as healthy.
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According to a new report by the World Bank, developing countries spend an average of 1.5% of GDP on social safety nets designed to stop people hitting rock-bottom.
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Crypto prices are near rock-bottom prices, with Bitcoin hanging around $4,000 and Ethereum around $113, down from their highs earlier this year of around $16,13 and $1,400, respectively.
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The deal is the latest indication of the undiminished thirst for high-yield debt, even from frontier markets - so called because of their poverty and rock-bottom credit scores.
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Shame about not being able to handle the difficulties of life and hitting some form of rock-bottom necessitates skill, tact, and patience on the part of the therapist.
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"The fake catfish dommes are just as pretty, often prettier, offer more, are often men so they know what men want, yet they have rock bottom prices," said Martin.
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Trump's aides set expectations at rock bottom heading into Saturday's contest, citing the state's unfavorable demographics and a complicated process that empowers local party activists to vote on delegates.
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By "booking your ship way in advance, you can get the rock-bottom introductory rate," Firpo said, but added that even procrastinators can be rewarded with bargains as well.
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Anyone familiar with the conventions of screenwriting will know that a character who begins by announcing that he has hit rock bottom will find he has further to slide.
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Although banks would prefer higher rates, too sudden an increase would also be awkward, pressuring them to pay more for deposits while locked into loans at rock-bottom rates.
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North Carolina's corporate tax rate was already a rock-bottom 3 percent, far lower than Alabama's rate of 6.5 percent, thanks to a tax cut a few years earlier.
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And rock-bottom interest rates in Japan mean the government is spending less to service its borrowing than more lightly indebted countries like Germany or the United States are.
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Savers only recently started to benefit from higher deposit rates — the annual percentage yield banks pay consumers on their money — after those rates hovered near rock bottom for years.
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Only recently have savers reaped the benefits of higher deposit rates — the annual percentage yield banks pay consumers on their money — after they hovered near rock bottom for years.
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With many customers embracing electronic payments and digital and mobile banking and interest rates at rock bottom, banks have slashed their costly brick-and-mortar outlets to save costs.
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"When you think you've reached rock bottom, to get kicked in the gut like this, you didn't think anything more could happen," state Senator Mike Fanning told the newspaper.
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Speaking at an event in Taiwan, Lin became emotional, saying he felt as if he had hit "rock bottom" and the NBA had "kind of given up" on him.
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Russian officials say that if anything relations with Washington are even worse than when Mr Obama left office — a moment marked by Moscow as rock bottom in bilateral ties.
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Unfortunately our addictions are so strong that we can't seem to stop on our own and it is not until we hit rock bottom that we finally wake up.
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The fact that an altered image of a Fox broadcast was so easily conflated with an unrelated CNN broadcast demonstrates both widespread media distrust and rock bottom media literacy.
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This was the rock bottom he had heard so much about in Austin, where stories were told and retold of players who had wasted golden opportunities with boneheaded behavior.
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Once Germany's only bank to go head-to-head with U.S. rivals on Wall Street, stricter regulation, rock-bottom borrowing costs and still heavy costs has squeezed Deutsche's profits.
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Bodies like the International Monetary Fund and the Bank of England have warned about the increasing risks of pursuing higher yields in a world of rock-bottom interest rates.
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If any ever hit rock bottom you will be, at best, dethroned, though being impaled by a viking and sent off to the dungeons is also on the menu.
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Nationwide said pressure on household incomes, caused by rising inflation and slow wage growth, was cancelling out some of the support for the market from rock-bottom interest rates.
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"You go in and you realize you're rock bottom and like this sucks and it could not suck more," she tells EW.But don't rule out a return just yet.
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The government of president Michel Temer already has rock bottom approval ratings, and after pushing a program of fiscal responsibility has now had to capitulate and offer fuel subsidies.
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I pair it with a black velvet top I got in Paris during the soldes — the crazy, state-sanctioned rock-bottom sales that occur twice a year in France.
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Home sales have been sluggish of late, in part because homeowners who capitalized on rock-bottom interest rates are staying put, reducing the number of available homes for sale.
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If the Fed cuts its policy interest rate to near zero, Mr. Rosengren said, it is possible that the 10-year Treasury rate will also fall to rock bottom.
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It's been buying up adtech companies at rock-bottom prices to build up its adtech, and source said they expected the firm to continue on that path this year.
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My fantasy was that I, too, would one day be so humiliated that I would recognize I had hit rock bottom and had no alternative but to lose weight.
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But, even then, I knew that it is useless to talk about rock bottom so early in recovery: no matter how bad things get, they might well get worse.
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At the same time, Washington's ties with Ankara, a longtime partner in the region, hit rock bottom following Turkey's arrest of local employees of U.S. consulates in the country.
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And this is happening at a moment that relations between Moscow and Washington are virtually at rock bottom despite the friendly relationship between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
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Global recorded music industry revenues hit rock bottom in 240 after a 22017-year free fall, having declined by 250 percent to $703 billion from $270 billion in 210.
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A decade of rock-bottom interest rates didn't revive growth and inflation in developed nations, but they certainly inflated markets, as prices for bonds, equities and real estate show.
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As global markets log some of their sharpest falls in history amid the coronavirus pandemic, some investors have been taking advantage of rock-bottom prices by buying certain stocks.
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Rock-bottom interest rates that were meant to bolster an economic recovery in Europe are igniting a property boom that is creating new worries, reports the NYT's Liz Alderman.
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In a way, the terrible crashes—both financial and personal—were like hitting rock bottom in the addiction metaphor, but then allowing the possibility for change and for agency.
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In general, basic economy seats are aimed at passengers who may be enticed by the rock-bottom prices and a la carte buying options presented by these alternative airlines.
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The bottom line: Online shopping will continue to grow in popularity with higher and middle-income shoppers, but won't compete with the flexibility and rock bottom prices of dollar stores.
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"Big God" seems to speak from a place of despair not unlike the addict coming up from rock bottom, working their steps and rekindling their relationship with a higher power.
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I might be alone at my rock bottom, but there are many indicators that we are feeling more over-committed, over-scheduled, over-tired, and over-burdened than ever before.
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Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said euro zone banks can deal with rock-bottom interest rates and actually benefit from the central bank's efforts to prop up growth and inflation .
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Sanders suggested a plan to bankrupt the state's utility companies by drastically reducing their rates, thus allowing the state to swoop in and purchase their infrastructure at rock-bottom prices.
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Insurers and regulators have identified rock bottom yields as the biggest problem because they choke off insurers' investment income while simultaneously raising the cost of future guarantees to policy holders.
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" Democratic former Vice President Joe Biden, a longtime Senate colleague and friend of McCain, said in a statement: "People have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration.
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Libby: Oh, that's interesting — I'd had Todd's read on the situation, and thought that the Jennings marriage had finally reached rock bottom before allowing them to unite one last time.
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Media reports say the alleged sexual assault, which Harron has strongly denied, happened at the rowdy Rock Bottom bar - a popular haunt for the many well-heeled foreigners in Dubai.
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ROCK-BOTTOM MARKS Democratic and environmental groups downplay the clean energy industry's shifting financial support, saying companies are simply trying to protect their interests by supporting the party in power.
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The strategic choices before her probably will not affect the outcome of the race more than the second quarter economic data and the rock-bottom unfavorability ratings of her opponent.
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Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said euro zone banks can deal with rock bottom interest rates and actually benefit from the central bank's efforts to prop up growth and inflation.
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My 30th birthday was quickly approaching, and instead of having a stable career, and a growing family, I had an over-drafted bank account and had officially hit rock bottom.
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Now, however, with the prices of the commodities it exports hitting rock-bottom, Australians are beginning to realise that more must be done to encourage the formation of innovative businesses.
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When I was nearing rock-bottom in terms of fatigue and general CES malaise, he reminded me there was still at least one person out there crazier than I felt.
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Amid a rock-bottom birth rate, the number of Japanese age 18 to 26 - the core of the recruitment pool - has shrunk to 11 million from 17 million in 103.
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"In hearings, Pompeo has committed to rebuilding a State Department where experienced staff fled in droves and morale hit rock bottom during the feckless leadership of Tillerson," the board wrote.
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Many find that there are private firms willing to refinance their loans at rock-bottom interest rates (again, whether they are happy or not at these firms is another question).
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The couple, who have dated on and off for nearly 17 years, hit rock bottom on the season 1 finale when Mackenzie proposed to Cooper and she turned him down.
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And the scale of the plan ($469 billion from 4.9 million participants and counting) has allowed it to negotiate rock-bottom fees that total just $2.90 for every $10,000 invested.
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The IRS has done so repeatedly in the past without input from Congress —setting rock-bottom requirements for eligibility, and issuing new guidance to raise the amount of the subsidy.
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A decade after climbing back from rock-bottom drug addiction herself, she is "basking in the hallucinatory absurdity of how great things had worked out against all odds," she added.
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InSite "countered this whole idea that if we're just hard on people, they'll hit rock bottom and they'll pick themselves up by the bootstraps and they'll recover," Ms. Evans said.
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Instead, he was looking to buy low-priced stocks — ones from companies that weren't necessarily well-run businesses but that could prove profitable investments because of their rock-bottom prices.
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Munich Re and rivals such as Swiss Re and Hannover Re are facing a slump in reinsurance prices and rock bottom capital market interest rates that have weighed on revenue.
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The United States military, NASA, and commercial companies are thrilled to be able to pay what a few years ago would be absurdly rock-bottom prices for a space launch.
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More adventurous investors had long poured into emerging markets (EM) - especially countries exporting then booming commodities - seeking better returns than in developed economies where interest rates were near rock-bottom.
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A combination of low central bank rates and new entrants in the market have driven rates for home loans in Britain to rock-bottom levels, helping consumers but squeezing lenders.
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Rock-bottom mortgage rates are causing a surge in mortgage refinances, so much so that the industry's largest trade group is revising sharply higher its origination forecasts for the year.
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Only recently have savers started to benefit from higher deposit rates — the annual percentage yield banks pay consumers on their money — after those rates hovered near rock bottom for years.
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But it threatens to worsen his long-running dispute with farmers, who say they are often forced to sell their crops at rock-bottom prices to keep city dwellers happy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Rock-bottom interest rates, with some $10 trillion of sovereign bonds carrying negative yields, are fast becoming the biggest worry for investors, asset manager Blackrock said on Thursday.
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In 2013, she received a New York Voices grant from Joe's Pub, which led to her 2014 show "Rock Bottom," written with Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, of "Hairspray" fame.
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Customers who want a Tesla at rock bottom price will have to order it by phone or go into a service center or one of its shrinking number of stores.
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Before long, their colleagues had estimated that lower policy interest rates could mean the United States will have rock bottom interest rates as much as one-third of the time.
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Those bonds have rallied considerably since mid-February, when yields respectively hit around 22% and 15.88% amid fears that rock-bottom crude prices could lead to the country defaulting again.
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In trust surveys, Ukraine's politicians have traditionally ranked at rock bottom -- a March Gallup Poll showed that just 9% of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, a world low.
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A combination of low central bank rates and new entrants in the market have driven rates for home loans in Britain to rock-bottom levels, helping consumers but squeezing lenders.
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The man whose dramatic fightback after his life had seemed at rock bottom was one of the most heartwarming stories in Rio, needed just one jump to make the final.
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Another family sitcom, but this one is not quite so family-friendly: The raunchy story of a wealthy clan that hits rock bottom returns for its fourth season on Wednesday.
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With his popularity having hit rock bottom as a result of the stalemate in Korea, Truman issued a strong warning about the dangers that the nation faced in the Cold War.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - CEFC China Energy, the once high-flying conglomerate that is now conducting fire sales of its assets following an investigation into its chief, appears to be hitting rock bottom.
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Quaid said by the time he was starring in the 1987 hit "The Big Easy," he was starting to hit rock bottom and getting about one hour of sleep a night.
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And yet, there was the exhilaration typical of people living in the rock bottom of their times — a strange sense of optimism emerged out of knowing things couldn't get much worse.
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The change was tiny, but so many borrowers have already refinanced at rock-bottom rates that there was a small pool of those left who can still benefit from a refinance.
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And as industry consolidation has gained steam, the most important upstart challenger to the big four is Spirit Airlines, which offers rock-bottom prices and generally gets poor marks for quality.
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Our advice is to use it to isolate a destination and rough time you'd like to travel, then head on over to Momondo (see below) to pinpoint a rock-bottom fare.
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That set included standouts "You're Such A" and "Hell Nos and Head Phones," as well as "Rock Bottom," which she re-recorded as a single with DNCE, Joe Jonas' new act.
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"It's the most garage-bandy of all garage-band songs," said author Dave Barry, who's performed the tune countless times with his group of music-playing writers, the Rock Bottom Remainders.
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Abe's coalition won landslides in the last three general elections in terms of numbers of seats, but experts say rock-bottom turnout reflected voters' sense of a lack of viable alternatives.
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The bank pledged to keep interest rates on hold for longer—"at least through the end of 1.63"—having previously said it would keep rates at rock-bottom until the summer.
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Eventually he finds a job at a warehouse — but not before he hits rock bottom, showing up at his baby mama's trailer (beer in hand) for a...um, late night visit.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's banks can and must do more to counter the effects of rock bottom interest rates on earnings, the head of the country's financial watchdog, Bafin, said on Tuesday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for euro zone governments to borrow for half a century or more at rock-bottom interest rates might be coming to an end.
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After hitting rock bottom in 2010, Demi Lovato fought her way back up to the top with chart-topping albums and several sold-out tours before her shocking overdose last week.
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"Morale is rock bottom," said one member of the National Force, which is formed by police and fire services from states across Brazil to provide security for major events and emergencies.
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ET, ESPNews ABOUT EAST CAROLINA (213-22, 215-211 American): The Pirates hit rock bottom Tuesday, scoring only 23 points in the first half in a game that was never close.
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Those who might want to pull cash out of their homes are more likely to take out a second loan, rather than lose that rock-bottom rate on their primary mortgage.
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" Over the same stretch, Trump benefitted from comparable indifference to his more fully documented ethical failures, and from what members of this self-same press corps describe as "rock-bottom expectations.
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Girls star and feminist pundit Lena Dunham hit the rock bottom of elite feminist cluelessness by cavalierly dismissing the emotional and physical suffering of many women who have terminated unwanted pregnancies.
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He also reached the Australian Open final and the semis at Wimbledon, all in a year in which his confidence hit rock bottom after some shock defeats on the European clay.
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"Three years ago we hit rock bottom," says a senior bureaucrat, noting that 22015,000 teaching jobs had been doled out in one year to supporters of the ruling Pakistan Peoples Party.
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Public pension systems across the United States are posting their poorest returns since the waning days of the financial crisis due to rock-bottom interest rates and choppy global equity markets.
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Higher U.S. yields have pulled those of other developed economies from rock-bottom levels, with investor money now expected to flow back from emerging markets which had offered relatively higher rates.
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It is that fiscal expansion which has helped bring us to this point where we can have a healthier profile for interest rates than we had when they were rock-bottom.
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After reading about how much that will cost him over time, he decided to stop contributing and redirect his savings into an I.R.A. at Vanguard, known for its rock-bottom costs.
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The easy stock market gains following the Great Recession are over and bond yields are at rock-bottom levels, so investors have to make their money work much harder than before.
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I am still unwilling or unable to change—perhaps because I have not reached my rock bottom with these behaviors: the place where the pain of the behaviors outweighs the comfort.
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It was their rock bottom as pro wrestlers, but it was also the point at which they realized they needed to find another way if they were going to make it.
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OnePlus, the small Chinese upstart that has charmed Android smartphone enthusiasts with its combination of high specs and rock-bottom prices, has earned itself a small backlash of disapproval this week.
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British savers have got used to payouts of 1 percent or less thanks to rock-bottom central bank rates, but the launch of Marcus with a 1.5 percent rate on Sept.
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That won't keep some people from wanting to do anything they can to avoid even rock-bottom odds of, say, landing in jail when they try to enter another country someday.
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At first I was concerned, knowing that if there was a strike, a refund wouldn't help us get to Europe, at least not at the rock-bottom price I had found.
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The oil and gas exploration boom tied to fracking technology came to a halt with energy prices at rock-bottom levels, and with it sales of equipment tied to that boom.
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And until they do, there is a silver lining to rock-bottom oil prices: The resulting cheap fuel will be a boon to consumers and to industries like trucking and airlines.
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The bizarro world version of that is sites like WeLeakInfo, which takes that same data breach data and sells it for rock bottom prices to hackers who want to exploit it.
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Amazon stock was lower on Prime Day and some of the retailers it has been crushing were moving higher Tuesday, but the longer-term trend shows its competitors hitting rock bottom.
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Following up on her hit live show "Rock Bottom" and her Comedy Central special "Gynecological Wonder," she returns with a bottle of chardonnay and a whole new batch of lurid tales.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's rock-bottom household savings problem, which has raised fears about unsustainable debt-fueled spending, might not be quite so acute after all, according to the country's statistics office.
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"It's no surprise Democrats are excited, they're at rock bottom and the only way is up," said Dave Abrams, the spokesman for the Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC), the DLCC's counterpart.
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Mexico's opinion of the United States is complicated; most Mexicans hold a generally positive view of Americans, but favorable perceptions of the United States hit rock bottom over the past year.
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As rock bottom commodities prices and overcapacity weaken balance sheets at beleaguered commodities firms, trade insurers fear further pressure from payment delays and defaults in China and India, particularly in metals.
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Too much and somehow not enough has been written about Fleabag's bewitching second season, which catches up with our flawed heroine over a year after the rock bottom of Season 1.
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Battered by years of crisis and anaemic growth, the role of the euro has been in decline for years with rock-bottom interest rates and negative yields also weighing on demand.
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However, she ultimately found that many of the potential customers who approached her were not a good fit, because they were "price shoppers," prioritizing rock-bottom rates above the value delivered.
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"You go from cloud nine to rock bottom in three seconds," Beisel said, referring to Eastin, who was disqualified for staying on her back for too long on the freestyle turn.
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Analysts attribute the company's success to its rock-bottom bargains, discounts based on group buys that prod users to recruit friends, and a design that relies more on browsing than search.
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"That was one of the hardest and most rewarding things I've done," she says of her 2016 book, which detailed her multiple relapses and what it meant to finally hit rock bottom.
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"I remember reaching a rock bottom that time I was in the house by myself and I had those two bottles of wine and was going for the third bottle," Smith recalled.
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When the beleaguered and hapless Rex Tillerson was unceremoniously dumped by Trump, morale at the State Department had hit rock bottom and most observers assumed it had nowhere to go but up.
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Meanwhile, my options had blossomed: the higher-powered thin-and-light ultrabook category was gaining steam, tablets were real productivity devices, and Chromebooks offered similar basic capabilities at a rock-bottom price.
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I mean, I can think of a few reasons why not, but Xiaomi generally makes pretty reliable consumer electronics, and the company's rock-bottom prices have disrupted other markets, like fitness trackers.
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I don't know if you've heard it from friends and family, but a lot of folks I know hit rock bottom when they saw the videos out of Minneapolis and Baton Rouge.
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Financial services firms must take advantage of rock bottom interest rates to make investments and takeovers and rethink business models, the chief executive of German exchange operator Deutsche Boerse said on Monday.
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Rather than being in puppy-dog love with her since they were kids, he's madly jealous of her and her life, and he's secretly pleased by her impact on hitting rock bottom.
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"I remember reaching a rock bottom that time I was in the house by myself and I had those two bottles of wine and was going for the third bottle," she recalled.
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" Prior to his sentencing, Weiner cried while reading a written statement, saying in part, "The crime I committed was my rock bottom … I was a very sick man for a long time.
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Mario Draghi said the ECB's policy of printing money and keeping borrowing costs at rock bottom was working, adding that interest rates would stay at current record lows for a long time.
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After the financial crisis, policy rates plummeted to near zero, forcing central bankers to experiment with QE, negative interest rates and promises to leave rates at rock-bottom far into the future.
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But Draghi reaffirmed the ECB's pledge to keep rates at their current, rock-bottom level "through the summer" of next year, effectively rebuffing calls from some policymakers to tighten policy more quickly.
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For those who want to take cash out, they are now more likely to take out a second loan or line of credit rather than give up their current rock-bottom rate.
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Senators say the viciousness of the fighting surrounding Trump's trial could be a sign of worse things to come, or it could mark rock bottom for bipartisan relations with better times ahead.
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Eva says she's been sober 5 years, but hit "rock bottom" prior to coming to WWE -- serving 3 months behind bars for multiple DUIs, and struggling in her personal and professional life.
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As an eating disorder survivor, Crabbe has struggled with her body image for a while, and her self-esteem hit rock-bottom after she viewed one picture in particular, Hello Giggles reports.
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DMX needs rehab for substance abuse, not a long prison sentence in his tax evasion case, 'cause he's a sick person who's hit rock bottom ... so says former NBA star Jayson Williams.
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It's about hitting "rock bottom," according to Thomas himself, so we're set up nicely for an hour of throwback rock that alternates between a strut, a swagger, and a psychedelic day trip.
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Because prison labor is so cheap, federal and state governments can sell prison-made goods and services to private companies at rock-bottom prices, creating a labor-market incentive for mass incarceration.
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But he reaffirmed the ECB's pledge to keep rates at their current, rock-bottom level "through the summer" of next year, implicitly rebuffing calls from some policymakers to tighten policy more quickly.
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That's bad news for Baidu, which has hit rock bottom in its share price in the past few days, declining from a 52-week high of $284.22 to today's opening of $180.50.
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In the 1980s, former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher allowed council tenants to buy their homes at rock-bottom prices and heavily restricted more council building, depleting the stock of cheaply available homes.
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The peso ended the day around 5% higher at 57.4 pesos per dollar, according to traders, who said the chance to snap up rock-bottom pesos had also contributed to the jump.
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While the retailer, also battling an ailing economy in its home market, grew its profits for the period by 3%, turnover growth in Britain was flat with consumer confidence at rock bottom.
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But were a recession to follow a British split, there would be little central banks, which have already cut borrowing rates to rock bottom and flooded markets with fresh money, could do.
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LONDON, June 9 (Reuters) - Rock-bottom interest rates, with some $10 trillion of sovereign bonds carrying negative yields, are fast becoming the biggest worry for investors, asset manager Blackrock said on Thursday.
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The then-24-year-old was an downcast country superstar-in-the-making—"Woke up on the wrong side of rock bottom" was the very first line—and a rebel the next.
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It was a rock-bottom moment, he says, but one which helped him reinvent himself as a veteran, chef, and marijuana advocate, all of which intersects on his website The Wellness Soldier.
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BlackRock's chairman and CEO said at the same conference that the people of Germany and France believe bank accounts, despite rock bottom interest rates, are the best place to keep their money.
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It is also important to underline that the Fire 7 does not have an HD screen, which is unusual to find these days, however this is justified by its rock-bottom price.
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For Romer, now an economics professor at UC Berkeley, the rethink is required because the previous rules governing how central banks operate have been upended by rock bottom inflation and interest rates.
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CreditCreditJoshua Bright for The New York Times ALBANY — Nearly four decades ago, New York City's subway system hit rock bottom: track fires, graffiti-covered cars and crime came to symbolize that era.
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However, in Spain, which accounts for almost a quarter of BBVA's earnings, NII was almost unchanged and pressure from rock-bottom interest rates also weighed on lending income at other Spanish banks.
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"It's no surprise that the Republican-led Congress closed out exactly where they started — plagued by obstruction and rock-bottom approval ratings," said Meredith Kelly, a spokeswoman for House Democrats' campaign arm.
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Rock-bottom fares have additional, indirect costs — especially if they do not contribute toward travelers' attaining frequent-flier status, said Greeley Koch, the executive director of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives.
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"I had to hit rock bottom, I had to lose everything," Union said when Pinkett Smith asked her about the moment everything clicked and she decided to make a change in her life.
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John Oliver has a talent for explaining data security concepts in terms that Americans understand: With pop cultural references, rock-bottom expectation of politicians, and of course, an emphasis on safeguarding dick pics.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - As rock bottom commodities prices and overcapacity weaken balance sheets at beleaguered commodities firms, trade insurers fear further pressure from payment delays and defaults in China and India, particularly in metals.
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And if you're looking to update your wardrobe with some of the season's coolest coats and jackets while it's still cold out — all at rock-bottom prices — we suggest heading over to Nordstrom.
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Rock-bottom borrowing costs in the decade after the global financial crisis have already played a role in draining the world of investable equity through share buybacks, mergers and acquisitions and de-listings.
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The protesters' anger is at government plans to make hiring and firing easier, in a flagship reform of President Francois Hollande, plagued by rock-bottom popularity ratings ahead of a May 2017 election.
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Corruption is eating away at Baghdad's resources even as it struggles with falling revenue due to rock-bottom oil prices and high spending due to the costs of the war on Islamic State.
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"It's an area where we see more and more power consolidating in the hands of a small handful of large operators that can afford to cut fees to rock bottom levels," Johnson said.
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" Prior to his sentencing, Weiner cried while reading a written statement, saying in part, "The crime I committed was my rock bottom," adding, "I was a very sick man for a long time.
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Behind the broad stocks' rally is also the expectation that central banks in most developed economies will continue to keep interest rates at rock bottom levels - if not negative - for the foreseeable future.
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The Bank of Korea's eight cuts in benchmark interest rates since 2012 to the current rock-bottom 1.25 percent have prompted a borrowing binge that has sent household debt to a record high.
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Panipat may help the planet but also exhibits the least attractive features of the textile business in developing countries: sweatshop conditions for workers, rock-bottom pay, use of child labour and so on.
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Cauthen's is the kind of music that comes from hitting absolute rock bottom and deciding that whether or not there is a God, as he told us in an interview this past October.
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Cole was also open about her own addiction "demons" that she fought throughout her life, speaking about how thankful she was to be able to turn her life around after hitting rock bottom.
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But with interest rates at rock-bottom, now is actually an excellent time to be investing in infrastructure projects, especially those required to bring drinking water to inhabitants of this country's largest city.
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With Germany home to 3 million people of Turkish background, relations been the two countries have always been complicated, but they hit rock bottom in the wake of the post-coup round-up.
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Gold eased on Friday as investors cashed in some of the previous day's 22015 percent gains, though expectations that rock-bottom interest rates would persist served to keep prices above $20.4,215.37 an ounce.
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For those who want to take cash out of their homes, more are now turning to second, home equity loans, rather than refinancing their primary mortgages and subsequently losing their rock-bottom rates.
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Back during the election and the transition process, both President Trump and top adviser Steve Bannon noted how historically rock bottom interest rates make now the best time to do more government borrowing.
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Relations between Boris Johnson and Queen Elizabeth have reportedly hit "rock bottom" after the prime minister forced her to deliver what constitutional experts have branded a "party political broadcast" for his Conservative Party.
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"The reason Black Friday exists is to bring you in with the really cheap, rock-bottom prices in the hopes that you do jump on those filler deals while you're there," says Sakraida.
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But there's strength in Ms. Lambert's rock bottom, as she hints during an a cappella prelude to the song, which describes a needle finding the groove of a vinyl record in a jukebox.
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But, as time went on and my culinary repertoire expanded, I found myself needing more and more bags just to get by, eventually making the degrading, rock-bottom trip into the rice aisle.
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Columbus Blue Jackets (17-213-5, -36)—OK, the season's a write-off, but at least we've hit rock bottom and it can't get any more ridiculously awful and whoops, spoke too soon.
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The sense of internal conflict was abundantly obvious when I went to Brisbane Road ahead of Orient's recent match with Exeter, with their opponents rock bottom of League Two prior to kick off.
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ECB head Mario Draghi says the policy of printing money and keeping borrowing costs at rock bottom is working and that interest rates will stay at current record lows for a long time.
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While de-equitization has been around a while, it gathered pace during the period of near-zero rates when rock-bottom capital costs led companies to tap debt markets instead of selling equity.
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The November jobs numbers released Friday showed the unemployment rate remains at a rock-bottom 21969 percent amid healthy job creation, just the latest piece of economic data to come in relatively strong.
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That year, he hit rock bottom when he was charged with driving under the influence after he was found in a painkiller haze at the wheel of his car with the motor running.
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Before they were reduced to a primal struggle for food, water and escape, residents thought they had hit rock bottom when a financial control board took power last year under emergency federal law.
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Donald Trump has more than once expressed his admiration for Vladimir Putin, and both men have expressed hopes of "restoring" US-Russian relations after their countries' relations hit rock bottom in recent years.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Prashant Kishor, the election campaign manager brought in by India's opposition Congress party to reverse its declining fortunes, knew his real work would begin when the party hit rock bottom.
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Only about 2 percent of India's retail sales are online now, but tens of millions of Indians are getting onto the internet every year via cheap smartphones and rock-bottom mobile data prices.
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Compared to a year earlier, beer exports to South Korea fell 92% in August and 99.9% in September before finally hitting rock bottom in October, according to trade data from Japan's finance ministry.
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That's double the channels for a 25% price hike — a good deal for some, but not necessarily for customers who only care about a few stations and want to pay rock-bottom prices.
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Trump's handling of the disaster — and his spreading of unfounded conspiracy theories casting doubt on the death toll — has left him with a near-rock-bottom 21 percent favorability rating among Boricua voters.
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All of that, CEA Chair Hassett says on a call, suggests that the "wage puzzle" (why has unemployment hit rock bottom while wages have stayed low) is less puzzling than economists have believed.
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For the Lakers, who had seemingly hit rock bottom when they lost to the Phoenix Suns two weeks ago, it was another opportunity to rev up the backhoe and dig a little deeper.
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Meanwhile, the Fed's extraordinary efforts to foster an economic recovery from the financial crisis through asset purchases and rock-bottom interest rates have provided essential support for the market during its bull run.
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Now with Brexit looming, rock-bottom interest rates squeezing margins, and behemoth competitors cratering loan prices, 'The Hanley' as it is affectionately known in its central England hometown, is taking some radical steps.
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A remarkably well-directed feature debut from TV veteran Marti Noxon (UnReal), To the Bone stars Lily Collins as a 20-year-old girl with anorexia who is about to hit rock bottom.
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In this context, countering the euro's strength, rather than lowering already rock-bottom borrowing costs, would be the main reason for a further cut to that deposit rate, one of the sources said.
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Rock-bottom rates and easy lending standards have allowed US companies to pile on record levels of debt, sparking concern from regulators about the risk the credit markets may pose to the U.S. economy.
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The bank also has the same underlying challenges as rivals, including a drop in mortgage refinancing, interest income rising slowly after a prolonged period of rock-bottom rates, expensive technology investments and new regulations.
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And Trump's low approval rating -- 36% in the latest Gallup tracking poll and rock bottom reputation among Democratic voters, means Democrats have little political room to work with Trump even if they wanted to.
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Investors looking for a quick end to the stock sell off could be disappointed and may have several more months of volatile trading to go before the market hits rock bottom, technical analysts say.
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For a double bargain, look to value-driven exchange-traded funds, which not only offer rock-bottom management fees but in some cases have been matching or even exceeding the broader market in gains.
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"JPM is undoubtedly one of the best managed banks in the world, even though it may not be trading at rock-bottom valuations," said Neena Mishra, director of ETF research at Zacks Investment Research.
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Thanks to the dramatic shift in lighting from her performance to backstage, Something's brunette roots end up looking darker and dirtier than usual, ultimately forcing the audience to wonder, Is this her rock bottom?
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Suddenly it didn't matter that the day before, Bolu had hit rock bottom, making a panicked call to his father that triggered a 1,200-mile trip to bring him back from his college dorm.
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The head of the ECB robustly defended the bank's policy of printing money and keeping borrowing costs at rock bottom and said interest rates would stay at current record lows for a long time.
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Patriarch Kirill, the head of the Russian Orthodox church since 2009, has said the church can take credit for maintaining the country's nuclear capacity in an era when finances and confidence were rock-bottom.
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WATCH THIS: Christina and Tarek El Moussa on Coming Back from 'Rock Bottom' One Year After Surprising Split "I'll be able to do what I like more which is the design part," she says.
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Rebecca hits rock bottom and hits it hard; she says horrible things to her closest friends in West Covina and ends up sleeping with the absolute last person on earth she should sleep with.
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The Fed's easy money policies, including rock-bottom rates and years of massive bond purchases, "postponed the adjustment" in markets that need to happen eventually to make an "economy work more rationally," he continued.
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Relations between the Sunni-majority Saudi Arabia and Shia-dominated Iran have hit rock-bottom in recent years with civil wars in Yemen, Syria and Iraq seen as proxy battlegrounds between the two countries.
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The country's High Council for Financial Stability has been concerned about record levels of private debt and heavy borrowing by large companies that are financing themselves at rock-bottom rates on the bond market.
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Whether the worst is over is hard to say, but even if this is rock bottom, United has a difficult set of challenges to overcome to regain the trust and support of its customers.
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He told a conference in Germany this week that banks had already dealt well with rock bottom interest rates and their biggest problems are not being caused by loose monetary policies, according to Reuters.
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While her training and sponsorship may have been in full swing, Johnson's health and spirit had hit rock bottom with a training regimen of 40 hours a week and the ongoing pressure to perform.
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We saw him at what appeared to be rock bottom last season, after he went on a bender with his former child co-star Sarah Lynn, who dies of an overdose next to him.
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Elsewhere, European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi on Thursday defended a pledge to keep interest rates at rock bottom and the Bank of Japan's Haruhiko Kuroda stressed resolve to maintain ultra-loose monetary policy.
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For a party on a mission to gain credibility, the choice between a candidate who shilled for "Big Pharma", or a leader with rock-bottom parliamentary support, may be a bitter pill to swallow.
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From a practical viewpoint, a decision to lift the arms embargo against Vietnam would have minimal effects — the Vietnamese military still likes Russia's rock-bottom prices for arms — but it would be symbolically important.
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After all, why take electoral risks if central banks are prepared to gloss over economic weaknesses by shoring up the stock markets and facilitating government lending at rock-bottom prices or for a song?
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Graft is eating away at Baghdad's resources even as it struggles with falling revenue due to rock-bottom oil prices and high spending due to the costs of the war against Islamic State militants.
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