On Monday, natural gas prices rocketed another 8.6 percent higher.
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Its shares rocketed nearly 12 percent to $386.50 after hours.
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It has already rocketed nearly 11 percent higher this month.
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After I started consulting on the side, my income rocketed.
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Its stock rocketed more than 22% after the March news.
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Those videos rocketed around social media earlier in the day.
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This risk amplifies as more satellites are rocketed into space.
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The alarm rocketed through Roy's head like a sucker punch.
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The virtual currency has rocketed more than 130% in 2019.
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That rocketed higher to about $10.6 billion during Tuesday's surge.
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It rocketed to more than 10,000 views in a day.
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Snap shares rocketed 48 percent higher Wednesday through the close.
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Interest in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin surged last year as prices rocketed.
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Second, China's incentives to become self-reliant in semiconductors have rocketed.
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Stocks rocketed higher in the first two months of the year.
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Those in the southern industrial city of Shenzhen rocketed 51.9 percent.
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Refiners, especially in the Midwest, benefited as gasoline prices sky-rocketed.
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The euro rocketed to 79.18 pence , reversing from just below 76.00.
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By this year, the number of Democrats had rocketed to 212,22017.
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But it was Silicon Valley that really rocketed Miller to prominence.
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Avocado prices have rocketed in recent years by up to 129%.
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Indeed, handbag-led accessories sales have rocketed in the past decade.
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I want to talk about how you rocketed into public consciousness.
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The ball rocketed right at Horvath — and right through his legs.
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As enthusiasm for single malt has grown, whisky tourism has rocketed.
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U.S. astronauts last rocketed away from Cape Canaveral, Florida, in 2011.
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The editor wrote an article, and the news rocketed through cyberspace.
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Bitcoin had rocketed to a record high of $16,000 in December.
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Alan Shepard rocketed into space in 1961 wearing a shiny silver spacesuit.
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Lyft had 41% more users as sales rocketed by almost three-quarters.
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The share price rocketed another 44 percent higher when trading began Thursday.
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The wildly popular NBC sitcom she debuted on rocketed her to stardom.
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"It wasn't always pleasant to be rocketed back in time," he wrote.
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As opioid sales quadrupled from 1999 to 2011, deaths from overdoses rocketed.
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She had rocketed to fame as the Playboy Playmate of the Year.
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In 1989, inflation rocketed above 103,000% and economic output shrank by 12%.
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The pound rocketed 0.7% to $1.2815 from $1.2725, its highest since Friday.
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Output has rocketed since Sahara Group, a Nigerian energy conglomerate, took over.
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B adopted the cause and "Mad" Mike Hughes rocketed into the atmosphere.
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Podhoretz rocketed from triumph to triumph, the benchmarks of which we're given
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After the war ended in 1996 the number of overseas adoptions rocketed.
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Zinc, used to galvanize steel, has rocketed 150 percent since early 2016.
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O'Rourke, who rocketed to national fame with his campaign to unseat Sen.
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After taking a beating during the Great Recession, net worth rocketed back.
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The cryptocurrency had rocketed above $19,000 on Thursday on the Coinbase exchange.
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Since the Freedom Act passed, the number of records collected has rocketed.
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IO62-CNI=SI rocketed 20 percent on Monday to $62.60 per tonne.
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As sales rocketed into the billions, noxious side effects began to emerge.
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Home prices in Greater Vancouver have rocketed upward over the past decade.
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Apple's stock has rocketed more than 214% in the last 21500 months.
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Some sought refuge in camps or escaped as fire rocketed toward them.
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NCR's share price has rocketed up more than 60 percent this year.
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Shares of Meitu, a popular photo-editing app in China, rocketed 7%.
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Mr. Wenner rocketed into the celebrity world that had long enchanted him.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union, alcoholism and suicide rocketed among them.
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Rafi had an outstanding mind and rocketed to the top of his class.
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Consumer sentiment rocketed to 98.0 on Friday, the highest reading since January 2015.
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"You can understand why we rocketed higher today," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Like the benchmark, both higher and lower grades rocketed higher during the session.
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What started out as a statistically harmless joke has rocketed in recent censuses.
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The pageant sky-rocketed her career, landing her a contract with IMG Models.
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As a result, the number of business bookings through the site has rocketed.
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Support for Labour among the young promptly rocketed past 70% in some polls.
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You rocketed from obscurity to global fame by focusing on issues, not insults.
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Gemalto's shares rocketed 34 percent to 45.2 euros - just below the bid price.
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In the week that followed her tweet, it rocketed to 1.4 million mentions.
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By 2017 English clubs' revenues had rocketed to €5bn, €2.2bn more than Germany's.
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Instagram might soon join that club as it recently rocketed past 700 million.
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Trump rocketed to the top of the polls by railing about illegal immigrants.
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On Sunday, the first day after Prince Alwaleed's release, it rocketed 10 percent.
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Google searches for "how to move to Canada" rocketed after The Donald's win.
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Bosses' pay has rocketed even as shareholders have won more control over boards.
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Interest in cryptocurrencies has surged in the last year as their prices rocketed.
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Clayton's testimony will come as cybersecurity has rocketed up Congress's list of concerns.
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They found that Telnet-based attacks on IoT devices have rocketed since 203.
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British hauliers are under huge pressure to deliver essentials after public demand rocketed.
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The next year, their net worth rocketed to $7.3 million to $33.1 million.
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Shares of AMD have rocketed more than 003% in the past three months.
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Its stock has rocketed more than 70 percent in the last 12 months.
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Arabtec rocketed 10.0 percent, trimming its year- to-date losses to 3.2 percent.
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The currencies rocketed in value before taking a heavy dip in recent months.
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Here are five recent long talks that rocketed (mostly) young senators to national prominence.
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Here the numbers have edged rather than rocketed up: 181,000 reached Italy in 2016.
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Weighted blankets have rocketed into popularity, but some of them aren't really that comfortable.
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Gold exports rocketed to $204 million in the financial year ended in July 2016.
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Exports rocketed to $204 million in the last financial year, ended in July 2016.
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Stocks like Apple, Oracle, Microsoft, Cisco and IBM have all rocketed higher this quarter.
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Chewy's sales have rocketed from $26 million to $3.5 billion between 2012 and 2018.
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In 1956 Elvis Presley rocketed into the American consciousness, and he hasn't left since.
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Shares of Dunkin' have surged 25% year to date, while Starbucks have rocketed 29%.
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The political pressure is most intense in the south-east, where prices have rocketed.
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But both the criminals and the population were brutalised and the murder rate rocketed.
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Why didn't someone notice she wasn't white as the video rocketed around social media?
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Chewy's sales have rocketed from $3.353 million to $23.35 billion between 22018 and 212.
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But in the last couple weeks, it rocketed back to close near $6 Monday.
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Copper prices on Wednesday rocketed to their highest in three and a half years.
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In fact, bitcoin had actually rocketed above $19,000 on Thursday on the Coinbase exchange.
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As a result, inflation has rocketed but there are also shortages of imported goods.
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After months of preparation and training, Ham was rocketed into space and made history.
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The company's stock has rocketed 80 percent year to date, ahead of the report.
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On Sunday it had rocketed 7.7 percent in its heaviest trade since July 0.13.
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And they both rocketed out of obscurity to the center of the political debate.
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Last week, Bitcoin's value rocketed above $22018,000 for the first time since November 2018.
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At the start of this comic, we meet a schoolteacher being rocketed to Typhon.
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It rocketed the company from a small start-up into a major biotechnology company.
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Trading activity in Spanish government debt has rocketed this week as the crisis deepened.
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The news rocketed around social media, where mourners shared their heartbreak at the news.
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But when Tesla debuted on the stock market in 2010, Musk's fortune sky rocketed.
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They are bombed, mortared, rocketed and sniped, all the while doing astonishingly fast work.
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But "Superman," her return to moviemaking, rocketed her to a new level of fame.
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The stock has rocketed nearly 450% since then and trades around $38 per share.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union, rates of alcoholism and suicide rocketed among them.
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Mediaset shares rocketed up over 23 percent, reaching the top of the pan-European index.
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The survey's gauge of export orders also rocketed, hitting its highest level since June 1995.
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As of April 1, 2016, that number had rocketed to 2.7 million daily active users.
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While Advanced Micro Devices has rocketed 165% higher in 12 months, Nvidia has plummeted 21%.
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The cost of solar has dropped 95 percent since the 1980s while efficiency has rocketed.
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Macy's shares rocketed higher, after these announcements and better-than-expected fiscal second-quarter results.
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Which means that although Spotify plays have sky-rocketed, Paige won't be seeing any residuals.
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Companies on the S&P index have rocketed 50 percent over the last five years.
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Since 2013 GDP has nearly halved and inflation has rocketed to more than 1m percent.
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Black Tap's milkshakes rocketed it from an unknown NYC burger joint to bi-coastal acclaim.
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Market volatility has rocketed ahead of the all-important U.S. Federal Reserve meeting next week.
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Boeing has rocketed 43 percent off its December lows, while UTX has bounced 26 percent.
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I quickly rocketed through all five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and tweeting.
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As of April 1st, 2016, that number had rocketed to 2.7 million daily active users.
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Profits rocketed but firms were scared to take risks, so investment spending rose only slowly.
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Smith conducted a 5G pull-up and rocketed up past 3,000 meters, over 9,840 feet.
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She rocketed to political stardom after her June 28503 upset win over former longtime Rep.
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The price on this specific contract has sky-rocketed 335% in the past two days.
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As demand for bike-sharing rocketed, Ofo found itself becoming a potential threat to Didi.
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Violence against sex workers sky rocketed because clients knew they could get away with it.
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In the turmoil after the 2011 Arab Spring, the number of unlicensed buildings sky-rocketed.
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And it rocketed into the universe of big-money auctions, selling for $404,000 in London.
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The S&P 500 rocketed up by a combined 44 percent in 2013 and 2014.
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Following increasingly strict coronavirus measures, demands for group-buying food delivery services have sky-rocketed.
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During Welch's legendary tenure at GE, its value rocketed to $410 billion from $14 billion.
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With each tweet, share and like, my brainchild rocketed further and further across the internet.
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The capsule rocketed nearly a mile into the air, then parachuted back to the ground.
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After spending six hours orbiting Earth, Elon Musk's outer space Tesla rocketed deeper into space.
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The Dow rocketed 283 points Tuesday, before erasing those gains and heading down 100 points.
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He continued to photograph both groups and their individual members as they rocketed to fame.
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In January, its shares rocketed 2500 percent higher in its best monthly gain since May.
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His keynote address at the 2012 convention immediately rocketed him into the national political conversation.
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Jamie Vardy rocketed into stardom last season when Leicester City surprisingly won the English Premier League.
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With Jio opening the floodgates to everyone, the data usage is likely to have sky rocketed.
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In July, the device rocketed past its $50,000 goal, with more than $600,000 pledged on Kickstarter.
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Zodiac Aerospace rocketed 21.7 percent after Safran offered $9 billion to buy the aircraft seat manufacturer.
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The story, with pictures to boot, rocketed around the globe -- from British tabs to Aussie outlets.
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World trade rocketed as a result, from 39% of GDP in 1990 to 58% last year.
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Works by the elusive street artist, who has never revealed his name, have rocketed in value.
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The tennis court-sized spacecraft will be rocketed to its orbit 1 million miles from Earth.
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Zodiac Aerospace rocketed 0.13 percent after Safran offered $9 billion to buy the aircraft seat manufacturer.
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A red gravel torrent rocketed downward at two tons a second, in a low, dull roar.
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Over the next couple of years, our revenues rocketed to $11 million and then $23 million.
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The ETF, whose top components include Intel and AMD, has rocketed 9% in the past month.
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AS rocketed up 90 percent in its first day of trading following an initial public offering.
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His avant-garde approach to design rocketed him to fame as a leader in his field.
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Bitcoin has rocketed higher Thursday, crossing the $15,000 mark less than 48 hours after topping $12,000.
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The Dow rocketed back to positive territory for the year in a triple-digit rally Thursday.
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Stocks rocketed higher Thursday, fueled by renewed optimism over trade talks between the U.S. and China.
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Through a quirk of internet fate last year, he rocketed from observer to participant and peer.
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It rocketed across the internet, boosted by Google, Facebook and Twitter, before ABC News retracted it.
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Seconds later, on a corner from Hazard, De Bruyne rocketed a good chance over the bar.
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But borrowing has barely slowed and house prices have sky-rocketed, sparking calls for more action.
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From the beginning of 2014 through to the end of 2016, Amazon rocketed 88 percent higher.
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Works by the elusive street artist, who has never revealed his name, have rocketed in value.
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Shares of Amerisource rocketed more than 25 percent in after-hours trade Monday following the news.
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Bed Bath & Beyond's stock rocketed up around 25% Tuesday, signaling that Wall Street supports an overhaul.
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A prototype of it was rocketed into outer space, and complex forms did in fact develop.
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Through Tuesday's close, Facebook shares have surged 15.9 percent since then, while Amazon has rocketed 26.8 percent.
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Cozy weighted blanket Weighted blankets have rocketed into popularity, but some of them aren't really that comfortable.
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"When Obamacare went through, insurance rates sky-rocketed and stock prices went up a lot," Lofton said.
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The Shouguang vegetable price index, a widely watched daily gauge, rocketed to a multiyear high last week.
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Its shares have rocketed more than 180% since hitting a record low of $4.99 on Dec. 21.
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It was Miami's catcher J.T. Realmuto who rocketed the ball at the tank with a low swing.
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Prices for donkeys have rocketed, up by 300% in Kenya alone last year, reflecting an unrelenting demand.
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The popularity of UFOs, aliens, and space sky-rocketed in mainstream culture during the 1940s and 50s.
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You have you press your toes into the accelerator for a moment before you get rocketed forward.
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From 1991 to 240 its share of global exports of manufactured goods rocketed from 221906% to 22016%.
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Food prices have sky-rocketed to levels five to ten times higher than in the capital, Damascus.
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TPG's shares climbed 1.83 percent, while Hutchison sky-rocketed 44 percent and Telstra shares added 2.9 percent.
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Since the crude oil bust began in late 22003, prices have rocketed through three major price rallies.
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DMGT is the biggest shareholder in ZPG, whose shares rocketed about 30 percent to a record high.
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Islamic Arab Insurance, the most heavily traded stock, rocketed 15 percent in its largest volume since April.
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With the shares jumping to $13.95, the value of these contracts on paper rocketed to $3.7 million.
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Meanwhile, gasoline and diesel imports have sky-rocketed in recent months amid planned and unplanned refinery stoppages.
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Michael Taylor singled, stole second and scored when Harper rocketed a single through a drawn-in infield.
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At 6:03 PM, three minutes after the start of futures trading, the price rocketed to $15,900.
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Those borrowers had seen the cost of their loans surge as the value of the franc rocketed.
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Howard Dean, who rocketed from relative obscurity to become a front-runner for the 2004 Democratic nomination.
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Sales volumes in the March quarter rocketed 40 percent to 21.3 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe).
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Income per capita rocketed from $3,090 in 2000 to $10,0003 in 2014 as oil prices shot higher.
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Saudi Arabia has one of the world's highest rates of Twitter use, and our posts rocketed around.
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When "Game of Thrones" used the city as a stand-in for King's Landing, tourism numbers rocketed.
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Protests erupted across Iran on Friday after the government announced fuel rationing and prices rocketed up 50%.
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Capita shares rocketed to the top of the Stoxx 600 rising more than 13 percent on Monday.
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But in the past four months, microcephaly cases in Brazil rocketed to 3,500, and 46 babies died.
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Machado met the pitch with a slick, violent swipe, and it rocketed over the left-field wall.
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In recent months, China has all-but cornered the market for cobalt, whose price has sky-rocketed.
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The online-storage firm's shares rocketed about 50 percent in its first hours as a public company.
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Bitcoin rocketed above $2000,0003 for the first time on Thursday before falling sharply from its record high.
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Bauerle appeared on "Squawk Box" after bitcoin rocketed above $19,000 Thursday on the Coinbase exchange before plummeting.
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Air pollution has rocketed up the list of public concerns among India's increasingly vocal urban middle class.
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They rocketed to an 11-20173 start, setting a record for the best start by the franchise.
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"He rocketed up," Phil Matier, a political columnist for The San Francisco Chronicle who covered Mr. Newsom.
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They are rocketed hundreds of feet up to the surface, the nitrogen bubbling out of their blood.
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Skeptics were quick to say we told you so, as the news rocketed through the connected world.
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Given all that, Avenue 5 just rocketed to the top of our binge-worthy winter watch list.
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As with contemporaneous punk music, sheer nerve rocketed impudent twentysomethings to stardom on New York's downtown scene.
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Crucially, growth in FAI derived from state entities rocketed to 23.3 percent from 10.9 percent last year.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei 23.7 index rocketed 22.55 percent after sliding more than 2106.88 percent the day before.
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He knew something was wrong when dozens of law enforcement vehicles, sirens screaming, rocketed by his house.
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Issuance rocketed to US$8.67bn in the second quarter of 2018, up 178% from the first quarter.
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Stellar — whose crypto rocketed into the top 10 by market capitalization this year — will also cause waves.
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Meanwhile the iShares MSCI Mexico ETF clinched a 26 percent gain and India rocketed 35 percent higher.
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She rocketed to pop stardom in 2008 with her debut album and has captivated the public since.
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Stories rocketed around the internet that were misleading, sloppily reported, or in some cases totally made up.
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This is a candidate who rocketed to the top of the GOP primary polls by calling Mexicans rapists.
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Since workers broke ground on the two new facilities, the death toll has rocketed from 13 on Jan.
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Facebook has added nearly 40% this year, while Snap has rocketed 117% higher, compared with Twitter's 35% gain.
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On the way back across the linoleum of the kitchen, my bare foot kicked something that rocketed away.
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CrowdStrike rocketed as much as 22011% in its first day of trading on the public market on Wednesday.
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So this conspiracy theory has rocketed around the conservative internet, passing from one conservative Facebook user to another.
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Success at an early age rocketed both Dunham and Bynes into far more than they had bargained for.
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The sector rocketed to a new high this week as names like Kellogg posted better-than-expected earnings.
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In the end, however, everything paid off: The film rocketed Hathaway to stardom, alongside her costar Emily Blunt.
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Enter Pressley, who rocketed to political fame as a member of the "squad" of first-term Democratic congresswomen.
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It covered sugar-sweetened foods and drinks, the consumption of which had rocketed over the past two decades.
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St. Jude rocketed $15.84, or 25.6 percent, to $77.79, while Abbott fell $3.41, or 7.8 percent, to $13.
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The cryptocurrency rocketed above $239,315.033 for the first time on Thursday before falling sharply from its record high.
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The announcements come as bitcoin's price has rocketed over 200 percent higher in the last two months alone.
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News of the deal rocketed Amplify's stock by 70 percent to $11.95 a share in Monday's premarket trading.
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And there's some basis in why that term has rocketed to the top of D.C.'s porn charts.
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Household debt levels are among the highest in Europe, measured against disposable incomes, while house prices have rocketed.
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Power is on for just a few hours a day, unemployment has sky-rocketed and poverty is widening.
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Take tech stocks, which have rocketed higher this year and carried the Nasdaq to fresh all-time highs.
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Rather, the simplest explanation is that iron ore is following steel prices, which have also rocketed in China.
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The Tehran Stock Exchange index has soared 25 percent this year as shares of exporting companies have rocketed.
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After Ireland became a tax haven, its growth rate suddenly rocketed to more than 25 percent in 2015.
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Gold says everyone thinks their Ali stuff has rocketed in value -- and they're asking for insanely high prices.
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The price of food in Falluja's markets has rocketed and bakeries have begun rationing bread, residents told Reuters.
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Broker: The Corcoran Group The most popular listing of October rocketed from its fifth-place spot in September.
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Google parent Alphabet has rocketed to records four days in a row, soaring 5% higher just this month.
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From a low in October 1998 to a peak in March 2000, the Nasdaq Composite rocketed nearly 280%.
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Its largest holding, Apple, has risen 13 percent, while its second-largest, Amazon, has rocketed 58 percent higher.
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Consort Medical sky-rocketed 44% past the 10.1 pound a share level on a bid from Sweden's Recipharm .
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Microsoft stock has rocketed 30 percent since then, while the S&P 500 has surged about 15 percent.
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After falling sharply during the crisis, bank loan growth has remained essentially flat while debt issuance has rocketed.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Twilio stock rocketed 2409.7 percent in after-hours trading.
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The euro rocketed to a record high versus the crown, up 0.4% on the day at 10.4855 crowns.
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Meanwhile revenue at Wanda Financial Group rocketed 700 percent to 20.9 billion yuan, the group said in its statement.
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The veteran second baseman rocketed it 424 feet to the bleachers in right-center field to initiate the scoring.
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The athleisure retailer has rocketed 15 percent in the past three months and has advanced 65 percent this year.
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She said her family in Sana'a were barely surviving as inflation has rocketed and food has became increasingly scarce.
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David Cassidy, the singer and performer who rocketed to stardom with The Partridge Family in the 1970s, has died.
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Well, this just rocketed to the top of our list of most eagerly anticipated VR games in warp speed.
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The yen rocketed after the likely Brexit vote, with the dollar fetching just 101.51 yen at 73:26 p.m.
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Shares of gold mining companies also rocketed higher, with a fund tracking the industry opening nearly 22.09 percent higher.
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Overall, Chinese debt rocketed after the crisis, from about 280% of GDP in 250 to more than 280% now.
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Muthuramalingam has organized a GoFundMe on behalf of Kuchibhotla's family, which at time of writing had rocketed past $500,000.
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The Australian rocketed off the line from second on the grid and shot past Rosberg into an early lead.
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But on Monday, he crashed to earth way more swiftly than his career had rocketed skyward two decades ago.
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The now-infamous "lock her up" chant rocketed to national prominence at the Republican National Convention in July 2016.
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British mid caps jumped 0.4 percent after shares in British engineering software firm Aveva rocketed more than 24 percent.
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At 29, Ocasio-Cortez is the youngest member of Congress and has rocketed to national prominence in recent months.
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For Democratic primary voters, the climate crisis has rocketed up the polls and is now a top-tier issue.
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Cold weather luxury apparel retailer Canada Goose's stock rocketed 25 percent in its first day of trading on Thursday.
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Shares in Anji Microelectronics Technology, which makes materials for semiconductors, rocketed as much as 520% before trimming those gains.
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Shares of the electric-car maker have rocketed roughly 110% this year and more than 300% in six months.
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His bonus rocketed from S$649,294 in 2011 to S$10.44 million by 2014, according to his court affidavit.
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Netflix has rocketed 35 percent higher so far this year, making it one of the best performers in the .
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Cardi B is someone whose career has sky rocketed this year thanks to all of that social media consumption.
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Just weeks after space ravioli rocketed through Twitter, the embryonic cells of "space mangoes" have begun sprouting on Earth.
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Construction fell 3.91 percent year-on-year in May but fishing rocketed 280 percent on anchovy catches, Inei said.
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His bonus rocketed from S$13,294 in 2011 to S$10.44 million by 2014, according to his court affidavit.
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That percentage has rocketed to almost 30 percent in 2014 from less than 5 percent in 2005, it said.
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Darzalex revenue rocketed 23 percent, excluding currency, to reach $230 million in worldwide sales, surpassing estimates of $215 million.
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Since July 29, McDonald's has rocketed more than 82,000%, Lowe's nearly 70,000%, Altria 49,000%, Hasbro 33,000% and Disney 40,000%.
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"A Life Well Played: My Stories," rocketed up the best-seller list on Amazon to crack the top 50.
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Mr. Trump, who rocketed through the primaries on the jet fuel of his rally incitements, took a soft tone.
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The ITB home construction ETF has rocketed more than 50% higher this year, catching up after cracking in 2018.
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Chicago-based Tempus got its start in 2015, and in the last four years has rocketed into unicorn territory.
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Earlier this week, shares of Fred's rocketed 81 percent after the company announced its plan to buy the stores.
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They kept our drinks full and seats upright as we rocketed ourselves to relatives in influenza-filled metal tubes.
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During Abdullah's 10-year rule, oil rocketed above $100 a barrel and the kingdom went on a spending spree.
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Overall, US military spending rocketed from 28503 percent of the GDP in 22020 to nearly 40 percent in 1945.
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Nirvana rocketed to fame with their 1991 single "Smells Like Teen Spirit," which brought grunge-rock to the mainstream.
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A little-known app called Vero rocketed to the top of the iOS app store in the past week.
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"Prices really rocketed, some items sold for 25 times more than the pre-sale estimate," said Sotheby's Daniela Mascetti.
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The nations' oil output dropped through last year due to internal conflicts, but it has rocketed back this year.
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Defense stocks just rocketed to all-time highs, and some strategists are betting on even more gains to come.
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Interest in cryptocurrencies surged last year as prices rocketed only to tumble in recent months, triggering warnings from regulators.
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AMD has rocketed 217 percent this year, topping out the S&P 500 for 2018 by a wide berth.
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A Kickstarter project is crowdfunding for a public statue memorializing Félicette, the first cat rocketed into space in 1963.
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Net fund long positioning on the LME and the COMEX contract in the United States rocketed to previously unknown heights.
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After a positive trade meeting between the leaders this weekend, the rocketed higher Monday morning along with other stock indices.
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Stocks plummeted toward bear country, led by the Nasdaq Composite Index, and Wall Street's preferred fear gauge rocketed higher Thursday.
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Live hog prices in Guangdong have rocketed to more than 28 yuan per kg, double the level in late May.
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The streaming player company has rocketed 173% higher this year, running circles around Netflix's 32% gain and Disney's 20% advance.
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Stephen Colbert's Late Show has rocketed to the top in February after trailing behind the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Macy's has rocketed 106 percent higher over the past year, one of the best performers in the XRT retail ETF.
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Investor demand for such securities has rocketed in recent years, because payouts vary with interest rates, which have been rising.
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McDonald's stock has rocketed as a result, making her by far the most popular leader in Monday's Ipsos MRBI poll.
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Prices of cement, iron and other building materials, all of them linked to energy imports denominated in dollars, have rocketed.
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The stock has rocketed higher since its lows in February, and has since traded sideways for the past six weeks.
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Elsewhere, Japan Display Inc rocketed 10.9% after the Wall Street Journal reported that Apple Inc may consider helping the company.
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These new possibilities have proved hugely popular: the global market for audio devices has rocketed in recent years (see chart).
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The S&P 20093 has rocketed off its December lows, but some areas of the market have performed even better.
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Click here to watch his full interview after earnings, which rocketed Waste Management's stock to a new all-time high.
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While the S&P 500 has rocketed 16 percent off its Christmas Eve closing low, Macy's has tumbled 10 percent.
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National Housing rocketed 21 percent after saying it would hold an auction this month to sell the Meridian Heliopolis hotel.
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She rocketed up the leaderboard as part of the later wave with birdies on five of the last six holes.
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On Saturday, he finally rocketed himself into the air above the Mojave Desert in Amboy, California, the Associated Press reports.
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In fewer than nine months, he had rocketed from an unknown jayvee player to the top recruit in his class.
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Money-market rates have rocketed 2400 basis points this week, approaching highs touched in July when the protests took off.
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The real esate tycoon entered the race for the White House in June and rocketed to the top of polls.
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With Washington and Beijing confirming that trade talks are back on in October, markets in Asia rocketed higher on Thursday.
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Its stock rocketed 86 percent this year, though getting covered could give Insulet an opportunity to reach even more patients.
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"Doors," shot in a continuous style that recalls the movie "Birdman," rocketed to more than 2.6 million views on YouTube.
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Gun stocks rocketed higher Tuesday, with Smith & Wesson up more than 10 percent, and Sturm Ruger nearly 7 percent higher.
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Eventually, one of those songs caught some kind of algorithmic eddy and found itself rocketed into the Viral 50 Chart.
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The story rocketed around gun-owning circles in West Virginia and was picked up by hunter, sportsman and gun publications.
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XXXTentacion, 20, rocketed to fame after his song, "Look at Me," went viral on social media and SoundCloud in 2016.
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CNN's erroneous scoop, about the email to Donald Trump Jr., rocketed around cable news and social media on Friday morning.
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SpaceX rocketed another 60 internet-providing Starlink satellites at once on Monday night, adding to 423 previously launched to space.
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So at the very moment SpaceX intentionally doomed its rocket, its new spaceship immediately detached and rocketed away to safety.
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He watched in horror as the puck rocketed away from its intended place, crashing into the forehead of Thibault's mask.
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Uber's valuation rocketed to $68 billion as his firm's casual disregard for legal niceties upended the car-for-hire industry.
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Chicago-based Tempus got its start in 2015, and in the past four years, it has rocketed into unicorn territory.
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Monument Policy Group and CGCN Group, firms on the smaller side of the spectrum, have also rocketed up in revenue.
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Its adorableness rocketed the series to the mainstream — and it has continued to act as the franchise's mascot ever since.
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And because tens of millions of Americans were expected to watch the August 21 eclipse, demand for eclipse glasses sky rocketed.
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Adventure goods retailer Kathmandu Holdings rocketed nearly 17% for its best session in over eight months on strong preliminary annual sales.
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He rocketed to more mainstream popularity in 2006 with his character Borat Sagdiyev, who starred in the successful comedy mockumentary Borat.
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Early Thursday morning nickel rocketed from $3523,2352 to $22017,22015, a price-span covering over 10,000 tonnes of September call options exposure.
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Trader Steve Grasso said he would rather go with Spirit Airlines, which has rocketed 44 percent in the past 12 months.
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In the 25 minutes hometown hero Victor Oladipo was on the court, the Pacers' pace rocketed up to an absurd 122.3.
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Bloomberg, meanwhile, has rocketed into second place among black voters, with 22 percent support compared to 7 percent late last month.
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The third quarter earnings, which were reported after the market closed Wednesday, rocketed shares up nearly 33 percent to above $320.
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Miner Gold Road Resources Ltd rocketed 12% and was the largest gainer on the ASX 200 after RBC upgraded the stock.
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Deficits already have rocketed higher, from $585 billion during the last year of the Obama administration to $984 billion in 2019.
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Since formally announcing his exploratory committee in late January, Buttigieg has rocketed to the upper tier of the Democratic presidential race.
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A passenger who wasn't wearing a seat belt rocketed out of their seat and hit their head, cracking the paneling above.
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Killing Eve rocketed Oh back into the spotlight, and earned her an Emmy nod for her performance as the titular character.
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But they reunite to save the planet, working through their insecurities as they're rocketed off to compete in the Grand Prix.
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Shares in Anji Microelectronics Technology, which makes materials for semiconductors, rocketed as much as 520% before trimming those gains to 400%.
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McIlroy had struggled to make any headway but when he eagled the 14th he rocketed to the top of the leaderboard.
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The equivalent sterling/dollar one-month implied volatility rocketed to 28.15 percent, close to its 2008 peak of around 29 percent.
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And it paid off: She rocketed into the top tier of Democrats in the polls and saw an uptick in donations.
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The index has rocketed 17 percent since the election, and broke the 6,000 level for the first time ever last week.
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Then, out of the blue, he went back to NJPW and rocketed up the ranks to IWGP Heavyweight Champion by 2011.
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The country's exports unexpectedly dropped in July as Chinese demand fell, though shipments to the U.S. rocketed to a record high.
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Instead, the vehicle rocketed Aldrin and Armstrong back to the command module Columbia, where Collins was waiting for them in orbit.
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Anonymous question-asking app YOLO has rocketed to the #1 US app position just a week after launching thanks to Snapchat.
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But with Perez on second and two outs, Carlos Santana rocketed a ground ball to the left side of the infield.
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Buttigieg rocketed to stardom on the strength of his first CNN town hall, overtaking O'Rourke as the young new Democratic star.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude prices rocketed up 98 cents per barrel, or 1.7 percent, to $58.38 by 1.83:15 a.m.
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Buttigieg was described by the Register as having "rocketed to the top" of the crowded Democratic field of about 19 candidates.
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It was 2002's seminal LP Cardiology—released on Craig's Planet E label—that really rocketed Chicoine into clubbing's cultral consciusness.
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During their time together, Osaka rocketed from 72 in the world at the start of 2018 to number one last month.
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Encarnacion then got a low but non-sinking, decidedly un-Britton-esque fastball and rocketed it over the left-field wall.
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Bitcoin rocketed even higher Thursday morning, crossing the $15,000 mark just 10 hours after topping $14,000, according to industry site CoinDesk.
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The rare event rocketed around the kingdom's social media networks, with some saying they never imagined such a thing would happen.
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The number of cars on the roads has rocketed from 22015 million in 219 to more than 2000 million in 23.5.
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He found himself on the third shot, positioned for a clean volley, which he rocketed into the back of the net.
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In 2007, arrivals rocketed to 14,173 as refugees parked in Malaysia and Thailand were approved for resettlement in the United States.
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Instagram's version of Stories rocketed to 500 million daily users compared to just 218 million users on Snapchat as a whole.
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It was the role of Cherry Valance that rocketed Diane Lane to mega-stardom as the girl who captures Ponyboy's interest.
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Drug company stock prices rocketed the day after Trump's election, reflecting investors newfound confidence in the industry's prospects under his presidency.
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" The 26-year-old singer and songwriter Charlie Puth rocketed to fame with the 20153 Wiz Khalifa collaboration "See You Again.
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The flight to safety and a falling dollar supported gold, which rocketed 1.80% on the spot market to $1,602.39 per ounce.
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The landmark First Amendment decision known as the Pentagon Papers Case rocketed through the federal judiciary in less than three weeks.
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While the shutdown did garner many, understandably, angry reactions, others rocketed past the seven stages of grief and landed on acceptance.
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Technology entrepreneur Elon Musk helped create the predecessor iteration of PayPal before he rocketed to fame with electric cars and SpaceX.
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Since Donald Trump won the presidency in November 2016, the Dow has rocketed nearly 42 percent higher as of Thursday's close.
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The company peaked at A$2.70 a share in 2011 when rare earths prices rocketed following a Chinese curb on exports.
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Over the past two years, Dunkin' shares have rocketed around 50 percent higher, while Starbucks has fallen more than 10 percent.
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The country's production has rocketed, overtaking that of Russia and Saudi Arabia and making it the world's largest oil liquids producer.
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When his text messages critical of President Trump were revealed in the summer of 2017, he rocketed into the public eye.
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But that work isn't what rocketed the "marshmallow test" to become one of the most famous psychological tests of all time.
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A charismatic student, she rocketed to fame during the 2013 elections when she backed the opposition's effort to unseat Cambodia's authoritarian ruler.
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On Monday, at a launch center in the middle of the Gobi desert, two taikonauts boarded a spacecraft and rocketed into space.
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Kesha Rose Sebert, previously known as Ke$ha, rocketed to pop stardom in 21 with the release of her debut album, Animal.
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With Tuesday's gains, T-Mobile shares have gained 43 percent so far, while Sprint shares have rocketed an eye-popping 125 percent.
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James Hardie rocketed 14.1% after saying it expected better earnings in fiscal 2020, citing an improved outlook for the U.S. housing market.
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The Dragon — loaded with 5,500 pounds of supplies — rocketed away Sunday from NASA's historic moon pad at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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In one of the strongest kickoffs this year, shares rocketed 163% on May 2, the first day of trading for the equity.
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Sterling, trading around $1.2160 GBP=D3 earlier, rocketed to as high as $1.2265, before settling around $1.2217, up 0.8% on the day.
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Dubious but open-minded, I rocketed some small stones off into the distant tumbleweeds and heaved some boulders a few feet away.
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Snapchat is fighting back against Instagram Stories, which rocketed to 100 million daily users by spotlighting the cloned feature atop the feed.
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They rocketed over the lip of the crater, revealing a horizon much closer than Adda's Earth upbringing had led her to expect.
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The number of tourists going abroad, mostly by plane, has rocketed in the past decade, from 41m a year to over 130m.
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Predictably, their price has rocketed, reaching nearly 1.7m Turkish lira ($430,000) today, more than twice the cost in New York or Paris.
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But he has rocketed up the rankings and is already the first Greek to crack the top 100 in the ATP rankings.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian defense ministry said Syrian militants rocketed Russia's Hmeimim airbase near Syria's coastal city of Latakia twice on Monday.
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Bitcoin rocketed past the $19,000 mark Thursday morning, before falling sharply to $15,000 around where it stayed for most of the afternoon.
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Mike PencePence has rocketed up the board amid reports that he is being vetted and will meet with Trump over the weekend.
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In late July, the vehicle rocketed to about 60 feet (18 meters) off the ground and landed back on its launch pad.
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The Disney (DIS) blockbuster "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" rocketed to a debut of $220 million at the North American box office.
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ICU rapidly rocketed to be the most-starred project on GitHub, which claims to be the world's largest host of source codes.
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Copper prices rocketed to multi-year highs, pushing the MSCI world equity index, which tracks shares in 47 countries, up 0.22 percent.
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But Jakobsson just stripped Dunn and rocketed a shot over the crossbar, so maybe Sweden's players sense they better get something going.
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After the judges relayed their decision, the news rocketed around India, with people kissing, crying, drinking and shooting off blasts of confetti.
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Goins rocketed a high slider over Judge's head and into the seats beyond right field for his eighth homer of the season.
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Oil prices rocketed by nearly 4% in the morning of Asia trading hours, while Brent crude soared 3.98% to $68.90 per barrel.
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A professor objected, and his argument with a loud and profane group of protesters outside his classroom soon rocketed across the internet.
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He knew something was wrong when dozens of law enforcement vehicles, sirens screaming, rocketed by his Aurora, Illinois, house on Friday afternoon.
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Here's what Twitter reported before the opening bell: The news rocketed Twitter's stock price by more than 23 in early trading Thursday.
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The percentage of high schoolers using e-cigarettes rocketed from 11.7% in 2017 to over 20% in 2018, says the surgeon general.
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As he pummeled his opponents in person and polling, Fox News fell into line and the channel's huge ratings rocketed even higher.
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South Korean cinema has rocketed to international prominence over the past few decades, as have some of its greatest filmmakers, including Bong.
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The Alibaba Group and Tencent Holdings, Chinese companies that dominate their home market, have rocketed this year to become global investor darlings.
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Gun safety has rocketed to the top of Washington's agenda after a string of mass shootings in August — three in Texas alone.
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Gun safety has rocketed to the top of Washington's agenda after a string of mass shootings in August — three in Texas alone.
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That was before Hernandez racked up scoring records in high school and rocketed to the University of Florida as a top recruit.
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Warren, whose campaign has rocketed to front-runner status in recent weeks, supports the "Medicare for All" plan pushed by Vermont Sen.
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They walked on the moon, gathered rocks, planted a flag, rocketed home to Earth and splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean.
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Coleman, 2200, rocketed to the year's fastest 2400 (5003 seconds) during the U.S. collegiate championships and has the second-fastest 2500 (2400).
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The latest game in the series, The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt, really rocketed The Witcher into more mainstream notoriety in 2015.
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The camp's population rocketed from 9,000 to 70,000 after ISIS made its last stand in the Syrian town of Baghouz in March.
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Seven years ago, a then-unknown Ms. Lawrence arrived at Sundance in the film "Winter's Bone" and rocketed into the Hollywood stratosphere.
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But a funny thing happened: he was so popular and his matches were so good that they rocketed him up the card.
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Already in rhythm less than a week into spring training, he had rocketed balls back up the middle in a previous session.
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Thomas's debut, "The Hate U Give," rocketed to the top of best-seller lists and was made into an equally acclaimed movie.
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The shooting rocketed Mr. Comello, an otherwise unsensational young man who was struggling to launch his adult life, into true-crime infamy.
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Parscale rocketed to fame as the 2016 postmortems pointed to Trump campaign's digital strategy as a decisive factor in motivating Trump voters.
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But a chance email sent to me has now rocketed Winston into the upper echelons of famous corgis like Corgnelius and Ralph.
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In San Francisco, the number of homeless people has rocketed to levels not seen since she was the city's district attorney in 2004.
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But Castro, the only Hispanic in the crowded field of Democrats, rocketed into national attention with a strong performance in Wednesday night's debate.
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Wurzelbacher backed GOP Arizona senator John McCain's presidential bid, but rocketed to fame after having a confrontation with then-Democratic contender Barack Obama.
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In the first quarter of 2017, Twitter's Daily Active Users rocketed up 14 percent and the Monthly Active number is now 328 million.
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Over the past five years, prices of the 20 most-prescribed brand-name drugs have rocketed at ten times the rate of inflation.
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Teenager Auger-Aliassime was ranked outside the top 100 at the start of the year but has rocketed up the charts to 21.
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The number of Britons enquiring about Polish passports has rocketed by 10,000 per cent since the EU referendum, according to the Polish Embassy.
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The equivalent sterling/dollar one-month implied volatility rocketed to 28.15 percent GBP73MO=R, close to its 2008 peak of around 29 percent.
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But since then, he&aposs rocketed to national fame with his representation of adult film star Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford.
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Mr Peña vowed to halve a murder rate that had rocketed after his predecessor, Mr Calderón, sent the army to fight drug cartels.
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In the end, however, everything paid off: The film rocketed both Blunt and Hathaway to stardom, and snagged Streep her 12th Oscar nomination.
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Fortnite has been available on iOS since the middle of March, where it's rocketed to the top of the App Store's free charts.
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Google Trends shows the search for "Kawhi Leonard" rocketed to peak popularity between June 30 and July 6, with Canada leading the searches.
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Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles, have rocketed in popularity, by amateur pilots and explorers to journalists using drones to report from the skies.
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Bitcoin has rocketed to dizzying heights after starting the year with a value of less than $800, though the asset remains extremely volatile.
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The standing ovation he drew at George Mason -- and the love his comments found as they rocketed around social media -- tell the tale.
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Since then, Rihanna has rocketed to pop superstardom while Brown's career has strided along, aided by a loyal following that borders on enablers.
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But since then, his success and wealth has sky-rocketed, landing him on the Forbes Billionaire list for the first time in 2016.
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A pocket opened up a good many yards above the box, and he rocketed a shot that took a skip to perfect corner.
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Bed Bath & Beyond shares rocketed more than 22 percent Tuesday as three different activist investors prepare to replace its entire 12-person board.
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Payment processor Worldpay rocketed 27.7 percent after news it received competing bids from U.S. credit card technology firm Vantiv and JPMorgan Chase Bank.
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Shares of Aerie Pharmaceuticals rocketed 24 percent after the company reported positive phase 3 results for the clinical trial of its glaucoma product.
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They conducted a test from a Navy destroyer off the California coast and the missile rocketed directly to a vessel moving at sea.
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The country's currency has rocketed up 18 percent against the euro over the past year as traders eyed Iceland's relatively high interest rates.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon on Tuesday rocketed to the center of the public controversy surrounding the Trump campaign and Russia.
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After completing 25 laps in opening NASCAR Xfinity Series practice, Cole Custer rocketed down the hill into Turn 230 at Watkins Glen International.
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Delivery company DoorDash, for one, has rocketed in value, at least on paper, from $1.4 billion last March to $12.6 billion in May.
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L) rocketed after the serviced office provider said it had received takeover approaches from three suitors, while on Tuesday Rupert Murdoch's Fox (FOXA.
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To Walters, Kardashian also explained how Simpson failed every lie detector test because his heart rate sky-rocketed whenever Brown's name came up.
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Cuba recently reversed an experiment to end state control of distribution of farm produce, after food prices rocketed above their previously subsidized levels.
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If these moments have rocketed away from you, they are probably at least somehow controlling your experience, your bag, your brains, your moods.
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The cardiac researcher rocketed to fame in 2001 with a flashy paper claiming that, contrary to scientific consensus, heart muscle could be regenerated.
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After his novel "Sophie's Choice" was adapted into a blockbuster movie in 1982, Mr. Styron rocketed from mere literary success to Hollywood fame.
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It was pretty easy to feel like an idiot in December 2017, when the price of a single Bitcoin rocketed to almost $20,000.
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It has rocketed from around 7.50 riyals in mid-November, when MSCI said it was adding the stock to its Saudi Arabia Index.
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By 21923 GMT, the pound had rocketed as much as 23% to $22 GBP=D20 - its biggest one day gain since January 28.
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By 22016 GMT, the pound had rocketed as much as 255% to $22010 GBP=D22015 - its biggest one day gain since January 22017.
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Delivery company DoorDash, for one, has rocketed in value, at least on paper, from $1.4 billion last March to $12.6 billion in May.
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Virgin Galactic has rocketed nearly 200% higher this year, outpacing even Tesla's 105% rally for the honor of hottest stock on the market.
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The news of the call rocketed around the world, and Ms. Saldanha, a mother of two, killed herself less than a week later.
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Daniel Hernandez, better known as Tekashi 69 or 6ix9ine, rocketed to viral Instagram fame as a rapper with an over-the-top persona.
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Slack launched publicly in 2014 and rocketed in popularity despite a ton of competition, thanks to a modern interface and mobile-friendly approach.
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Beahm rocketed in popularity in 2017 with the release of PlayerUnknown's Battleground, a game he frequently streamed while in character as Dr. Disrespect.
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Candidate Trump was an effective messenger of this point; he so well captured this sentiment that it rocketed him into the Oval Office.
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Facebook reported a bottom-line beat in its second quarter, but fell short on revenue expectations even as sales rocketed 42 percent higher.
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But then, on Monday, Fiers threw an inside fastball that hit Stanton on the forearm, and all those emotions rocketed to the surface.
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The Juventus striker found himself in a position underneath a friendly header, and absolutely rocketed the ball by wrapping his leg around it.
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The price of lithium, a rare bright spot in commodities, has rocketed in recent years and is expected to continue to rise alongside demand.
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Safe-haven gold stocks rocketed to a record high close, as metal prices continued to rise on the uncertainty surrounding U.S.-China trade relations.
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With Beyoncé's powerful vocals, the multi-cultural song, which showcases Spanish and French lyrics, rocketed to the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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In the 57', Griezzman was the recipient of a gorgeous cross, which he absolutely rocketed into the back of the net with a header.
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Greinke was pulled with two outs in the fifth inning after his 95th pitch was rocketed into the right-field corner by Asdrubal Cabrera.
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It marched with Martin Luther King Jr. It rocketed into space on the shoulder patches of women, gays, Hispanic, Asian and African American astronauts.
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Sometimes they were clothed, sometimes not, but they were always free and uninhibited as the great snake Kundalini rocketed up their spines or whatever.
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Amazon shares rocketed to a record on Friday, closing at $220, and the rise continued Monday afternoon, with share prices up another 290 percent.
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He was an early Facebook investor, accruing a fortune from his investment as the company rocketed to a valuation in the hundreds of billions.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rocketed more than 200 points on Wednesday morning, bringing its gain over the last five days to nearly 3%.
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The cryptocurrency has rocketed 150% since early May, along with big rises in other smaller digital currencies such as Ethereum's ether and Ripple's XRP.
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Before Michael Fassbender had rocketed to his current magnetic levels of X-Men fame, he was appearing in awesome independent films like this one.
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The SMH semiconductor ETF rocketed 12% in June, its best performance since 2010, led by major rallies in Nvidia, Micron Technology and Analog Devices.
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But a slip-up on Hirano's final run paved the way for White, who delivered a stunning final run that rocketed him to gold.
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Since the original Apple Watch, the smartwatch has rocketed its way to become the No. 1 watch in the world (according to Tim Cook).
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The franchise's new app has rocketed in popularity and, unsurprisingly, the Clinton team isn't letting this opportunity to connect with millennials go to waste.
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And, in some states, the number of deaths related to meth have sky-rocketed, increasing by more than 400 percent in just six years.
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Together with a surprisingly upbeat earnings report on Thursday, the deal rocketed the share price up more than 18 percent in after-hours trading.
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Shyamalan rocketed to fame in 1999 with the release of The Sixth Sense, which set him up as a new kind of suspense auteur.
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Thumbtack rocketed to a $1.2 billion valuation and had raised $10 million by 2015, some from Sequoia (presenting a curious potential conflict of interest).
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Oil and copper prices rocketed to multi-year highs, pushing the MSCI world equity index, which tracks shares in 20153 countries, 0.1 percent higher.
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By 2010, Amazon was selling more e-books than hardcovers — in the two years prior, e-book sales rocketed up a staggering 1,260 percent.
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The divorce rate rocketed in the 1970s and 1980s, as women who had rushed into unhappy marriages discovered they could make their own way.
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Oil prices have rocketed nearly 13 percent higher so far this year, while the energy ETF has risen by roughly a quarter of that.
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Though she had only 170 Twitter followers, her message rocketed through cyberspace at warp speed, leading to a reaction wildly disproportionate to the offense.
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The pull is so powerful that any metal in the room would be rocketed to the machine's core, destroying the item in the process.
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Video of a Coast Guard crew member jumping onto a moving narco sub in the Pacific in June rocketed around the internet this summer.
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The plane was carried aloft in the bomb bay of another aircraft, and once in the air, detached and rocketed to over 40,000 feet.
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Pete Buttigieg's appearance on Fox News Sunday last month certainly didn't hurt his standing within the party, which has rocketed upward in recent weeks.
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It gave its name to the fast inflatable boats whose sales rocketed in World War II, but it sold its maritime business in 2007.
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The cost of staple foods, such as maize, has sky rocketed and had a knock-on effect on inflation, the central bank has said.
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Swedish house prices have sky-rocketed over the last two decades, fuelled by lower interest rates, generous tax breaks and low levels of building.
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Grande just released a new album, Dangerous Woman, that sky-rocketed to the top of the charts, and recently appeared on Fox's Scream Queens.
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Big tech players Amazon and Facebook have rocketed to new records, but smaller names are no slouches when it comes to the tech rally.
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Tampa first baseman C.J. Cron rocketed a Chris Flexen fastball into the second deck in left with two runners on in the first inning.
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It comes after the game rocketed to the top of the App Store charts, curiously around the time the novel coronavirus started to spread.
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Instagram's Stories feature, rolled out in 2016, rocketed to nearly double the number of daily active users posting stories on Snapchat within 2 years.
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Apple AirPods have rocketed in popularity over the last several years for their ease of use, good sound quality and, now, the iconic look.
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It was a provocative image that rocketed across social media, leading many, including the students' own school, to condemn the boys' behavior as disrespectful.
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His opening tee shot rocketed into the woods left of the first fairway, and he marched off in haste after the uncommonly ugly outcome.
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Still, listings for cannabis-related positions have rocketed to the top echelon of the fastest-growing-job categories on sites like Indeed and ZipRecruiter.
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When Mr. Musk sent out the tweet, Tesla's share price rocketed upward, finally closing up 11 percent to finish the day just above $379.
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" —owner Candice Huber "I devoured this book in one day, and it has rocketed to the top of my All Time Favorite Books list.
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Last month, Bird began raising $150 million at a $1 billion valuation, which quickly rocketed higher because of investor interest, according to one person.
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The price of Bitcoin has rocketed to new highs after a long battle over the rules of the software was resolved, at least temporarily.
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Legacy companies like GE or Ford matured slowly, unlike Amazon which rocketed to its current heavyweight status in a much shorter span of time.
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The virus rocketed through the population of the boat, and now, over 219 people connected with the ship are sick, and two passengers died.
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Late-night ridership has rocketed over the past 15 years or so, as the subway and the city have become safer, Mr. Moss said.
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Shares of newly listed software firms that crank out at least some cash, such as Zoom Video Communications and Datadog, have rocketed this year.
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Sales of Keytruda, Merck's blockbuster cancer drug, rocketed 222.3 percent to hit $21 billion, narrowly beating Street expectations of $27 billion, according to StreetAccount.
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Shares have rocketed nearly 60% higher in the past three months, notching a new high on Wednesday for the first time since September 2017.
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One reason that public perception and reality are so misaligned is the preoccupation with the costs of elite private colleges (which have indeed rocketed).
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It makes H.P. Acthar Gel, a 22016s vintage, off-patent drug whose cost has rocketed from $22001 a vial in 2100 to $2000,8003 today.
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The stock rocketed from a little over $216 in the beginning of the year to an all-time high near $387 in late June.
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From about 2007 to 2016, the number of criminal groups in Mexico rocketed from six to 400, according to Mexico United Against Organized Crime.
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As the price of crypto-currencies rocketed last year, with bitcoin notching up a sixteen-fold increase, Coinbase achieved revenues in 2017 of around $1bn.
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The Qatari stock index climbed 2.3 percent as QNB, the Middle East's biggest bank, rocketed 7.3 percent; it was the market's most heavily traded stock.
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Bitcoin rocketed close to $20,000 in late 2017, sweeping up investors from across the world, but it has since lost three-quarters of its value.
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Bets on the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in June or July rocketed after the May 18 release of the central bank's last policy meeting.
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But the ambitious phone, aimed at taking down Apple's iPhone 22011, literally went up in flames almost as fast as it rocketed to the top.
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But home wood-burning has rocketed, and now accounts for 38% of the particles emitted in Britain, more than twice the amount spewed by vehicles.
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But Bryce, an ironworker who rocketed to prominence and fundraising success with a well-produced web video, is also on good terms with the DCCC.
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Early next month, Asgardia-13 will be rocketed to a higher orbit, some 311 miles above the earth, where it will operate on its own.
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Nintendo rocketed up 21.64 percent to close at 24,2956.76 yen a share, as the launch of its Pokemon GO smartphone game met with raging sales.
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Captain Marvel made her debut just last week when her standalone film rocketed to a $153 million opening weekend and over $524 million worldwide since.
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As the cost of storing and processing data has plummeted over the past two decades, the cost of managing all the resulting traffic has rocketed.
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Bitcoin has rocketed up 264.65,21 percent since the start of the year, attracting institutional interest — and concern that it is a bubble in the making.
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In recent years the number of Catholics in China is thought to have levelled off or even declined, while the number of Protestants has rocketed.
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Then they added Rikishi to the mix, as an island savage swayed by the power of friendship and dancing, and they rocketed to the moon.
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The stock rocketed briefly above $18 in October in response to steps by China to limit its domestic coal production but has since drifted lower.
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Super-long Japanese government bond yields have rocketed since the BOJ announced at its July 28-29 meeting its plan to conduct the comprehensive review.
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When Hurricane Sandy hit, his impassioned defense of his residents and criticism of Congress' response to the devastating storm rocketed him into the national conversation.
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Samba Financial Group, lead underwriter of the recent initial public offer of Middle East Healthcare, rocketed 9359 percent and National Commercial Bank added 8.2 percent.
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With that in mind, this story about TSA workers calling out sick, from CNN's Rene Marsh and Gregory Wallace, rocketed around congressional offices on Friday.
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XXXTentacion was a Plantation, Florida, native, who rocketed to fame after his song, "Look at Me," went viral on social media and SoundCloud in 2016.
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Shortly after the Billy Ray Cyrus version of"Old Town Road" dropped, the song rocketed to the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100.
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The firm, which forecast a more than 2,600 percent increase in first-half profit due to rising product prices, has rocketed 267 percent this year.
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Craft Brew Alliance— Shares of the beer company rocketed 121.4% on news that Anheuser-Busch Inbev will buy the rest the Portland-based brewing company.
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Shares of the two bailed-out mortgage agencies have rocketed over the last two weeks on hopes that the Trump administration might end government oversight.
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Facebook's latest transparency report shows that the number of government demands for data rocketed by 26 percent year-over-year, from 82,341 to 103,815 requests.
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The company rocketed to success when its first product became the basis of the remote-controlled BB-8, a wildly successful Star Wars tie-in.
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The little-known word "chad" rocketed out of obscurity during the prolonged aftermath of the 2000 presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore.
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Trump has a habit of drumming up controversy to stay in the spotlight — after all, it's part of what rocketed him to his primary win.
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Iranian-backed paramilitary groups have regularly rocketed and shelled bases in Iraq that host U.S. forces and the area around the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.
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Text messages with words like "disaster" rocketed around town as Republicans began thinking ahead to what would happen after the nomination was withdrawn or rejected.
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The VIX, which measures market volatility, rocketed to its highest level since August 2015 on Tuesday and had its biggest one-day percentage gain Monday.
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H&M and Zara, for instance, had to pull back on opening new stores as sales rocketed online and foot traffic disappointed in certain cities.
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That tally would have sky-rocketed further had a multi-billion dollar acquisition loan of around US$15bn for Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing materialised.
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Chris Retzler has been the best small-company investor in the US this year, as his Needham Small Cap Growth Fund has rocketed 24% higher.
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She rocketed up in national and state-based polls following the first Democratic debate, with one survey showing her in second place, only behind Biden.
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I saw nine children's bodies pulled out from one rocketed house, one survivor alive only because she was breastfeeding and protected by her mother's corpse.
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Since 85033, the number of mass-shootings has ballooned by 183 percent and the number of deaths in mass-shootings rocketed up by 239 percent.
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Mike Bloomberg's free-spending campaign rollout has rocketed him into contention for the Democratic nomination — but he now faces a challenge immune to his fortune.
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At 63-26, Li rocketed a forehand passing shot to get the game to deuce, and she eventually won the game with a blistering backhand.
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The black-and-white cat was rocketed into space on October 18, 19683, by the French space program, becoming the first, and only, feline astronaut.
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Pressley's profile was tailor-made for a moment that has rocketed diverse candidates through Democratic primaries, from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's New York upset over Rep.
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Its shares, which have rocketed 50 percent since its IPO price, trade at 33.4 times its forward earnings, a very similar multiple to PayPal's 33.7 times.
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Daily trading volumes for government bond and credit products on electronic platform Tradeweb rocketed to $368 billion on average in 2018, up two-thirds from 2016.
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Only Waimangu Geyser in New Zealand has rocketed to greater heights than Steamboat, but not for more than 100 years, the U.S. National Park Service said.
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Meat alternatives are getting a big public market debut with the Beyond Meat public offering, as shares of the company rocketed above their initial list price.
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Over the last few days the number of people tweeting John Legend with photos of babies that look just like John Legend has absolutely sky-rocketed.
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Shares have sky rocketed 129% this year, although the stock is currently trading in a bear market after slipping 22% from its August all-time high.
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Their counterparts at the record labels have for decades looked the other way as artists accused of various crimes rocketed to the top of sales charts.
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Although Saudi Arabia has a smaller amount of public debt relative to output, it has rocketed in recent years, partly because of an oil-price slump.
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Villaseñor rocketed into the spotlight when she appeared on season six of America's Got Talent, doing hilarious impressions of people like Christina Aguilera and Miley Cyrus.
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Support services provider Interserve sky-rocketed 52.4 percent after it said it was considering a proposal for its debt reduction from largest shareholder Coltrane Asset Management.
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NASA rocketed him upward in a vessel that looked more like a spotlight bulb than a space capsule, not sure that he would make it back.
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And as these stories rocketed around the Hollywood-adjacent media industry, it was only a matter of time before one came to land in Hollywood itself.
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The London Metal Exchange price of the battery input has already rocketed from under $30,000 per tonne at the end of 2016 to a current $86,750.
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As you may have noticed, house prices around the developed world have detached themselves from wages and rocketed out to some fantastic land of random numbers.
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The move to include them in its quarterly MPA had been expected after NCD insurance rocketed in response to the clampdown on other types of funding.
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The rouble fell 60 percent in the six months before its first cut to junk and Russian dollar bond premia over Treasuries rocketed 500 basis points .
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Once she came to stand next to her future husband, the romance factor rocketed up and stayed there at an almost unbearable level throughout the ceremony.
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Tehran has continued to prop up the murderous Assad regime in Syria and support Hezbollah's attacks on Israeli citizens, as Hamas rocketed southern Israel last week.
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Cramer spoke said three days after Whole Foods' shares rocketed after Amazon's announcement that it plans to acquire the grocery store chain for $42 a share.
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The controversial nature of the contract -- with hourly rates for some workers in excess of $400 -- rocketed the small and young Montana company into the spotlight.
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Both rocketed to the top of Wall Street, enabling them to spend millions of dollars of their own fortunes to run as novices for statewide office.
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DreamWorks Animation rocketed $5.08, or 18.7 percent, to $32.20 on reports the company behind the "Shrek" and "Kung Fu Panda" franchises might be acquired by Comcast.
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Four years later, the global confidence in the U.S. that plummeted to historic lows during the Bush years immediately rocketed to historic highs upon Obama's election.
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The former Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon rocketed to conservative stardom in 2013 following a speech at the National Prayer Breakfast, during which he blasted President Obama's policies.
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The Sixers check in just 18th in Moreyball rate this season, but their offense has rocketed—pun very much intended—from the basement to league average.
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The story began when cannabis was downgraded to a class C drug in 2001 and the number of people growing weed in the UK sky-rocketed.
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Following Netflix's last earnings report — which it, as you might expect, included some blowout subscriber numbers — the company rocketed past a market cap of $100 billion.
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For weeks, the perimeter of the airfield was bombed and rocketed and napalmed to such an extent that he kind of got used to the noise.
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The dollar has rocketed higher since March 28, and the Fed expanded swap lines with other central banks, which helped stop the dollar's run on Friday.
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Mr. Miller, who was a conservative trapped in a liberal California high school, has rocketed to the upper reaches of White House influence, especially on immigration.
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Adam Haseley, OF, Virginia College statistics can sometimes be misleading, but Haseley has rocketed up draft boards because of a junior season in which he hit .
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The information technology sector has rocketed higher in the past 12 months, gaining nearly 50% in roughly double the advance of the broader S&P 500.
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Shares of Micron have rocketed nearly 60 percent so far this year, outperforming the 23 percent gain in the broader S&P 500 Information Technology sector.
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North Korea has rocketed to the top of Trump's list of world hotspots over its repeated ballistic and nuclear missile tests, which violate global arms pacts.
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With the having gained nearly 20 percent overall for 2017, investors have likely benefited from the monster rallies that rocketed nearly every sector higher, he said.
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Yet there is only one candidate who rocketed to the top tier and then plummeted in early state polls to the low single digits: Ms. Harris.
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Nashville started the scoring at 8:07 of the first period when defenseman Shea Weber rocketed a slapper over Reimer's right shoulder for his 19th goal.
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As college costs have rocketed in recent years, foreign students, who typically pay in full for tuition, have become an increasingly significant group on American campuses.
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This concern rocketed between 2012 and 2015, according to Ms. Meeker, with the proportion of respondents bothered by it surging from 7 percent to 22 percent.
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The videoconferencing space has received a healthy amount of attention this year, following Zoom's IPO, which rocketed the company up to a $21 billion market cap.
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North Korea has rocketed to the top of Trump's list of world hotspots over its repeated nuclear and ballistic missile tests, which violate international arms agreements.
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The talk-show host asked how the actors — who famously remained close friends in real life as they sky-rocketed to stardom — first bonded on set.
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He rocketed to stardom in West Virginia by leading the teachers' revolt over years of Republican budget austerity -- a backlash that quickly spread to other states.
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Isner rocketed two aces to close out the match and punch his card to the quarter-finals, where he will face another American in Jared Donaldson.
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Rumors rocketed at the company right after the Yahoo deal that AOL itself was not meeting projections for revenue set right after that deal was struck.
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Yet unemployment and poverty have rocketed in the last five years, according to researchers at the privately-run Aziz Premji university in the southern city of Bangalore.
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It's a statement that speaks volumes, considering "Ask Me How I Know" has rocketed up the charts to be Brooks' first No. 1 hit in a decade.
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The country's first right-wing populist, Pim Fortuyn, rocketed to popularity on an anti-immigrant platform before he was shot dead by a leftist activist in 2002.
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Before he rocketed off to spend a year in space, one of Scott Kelly's final acts on Earth was peeing on the back tire of a van.
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France watched in awe as paper money was printed and shares in its new joint-stock company, which administered the Louisiana colony, rocketed; the word "millionaire" appeared.
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The number of people fleeing their homes in Afghanistan rocketed from 100,000 in 2010 to more than 650,000 last year, according to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center.
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Many successful B2B companies have emerged from the program, raised boat loads of venture capital funding and rocketed to the moon (hello Stripe, Brex, Gusto and Atrium).
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Bowers' memoir rocketed to fame, and infamy, largely due to the enormous stars he posthumously outed, and Tyrnauer knew he had to include them in his film.
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Some conservative bloggers interpreted this as evidence that public polls of the 2016 race were being rigged in Hillary Clinton's favor, and the story rocketed around Facebook.
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Financial firm EFG Hermes, which could benefit from handling an inflow of foreign investment if the IMF loan stabilises Egypt's struggling balance of payments, rocketed 10.7 percent.
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Garry Marshall's presence in Hollywood is felt among the many iconic films he directed, but none more so than Pretty Woman, which rocketed Julia Roberts to superstardom.
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And when Ben Carson briefly rocketed to the top of the Iowa polls, Mr. Cruz and his team stayed cool, confident that the neurosurgeon's support would wither.
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Shares of Twitter rocketed more than 25% this morning following the report, which showed the service is actually able to generate a profit on a GAAP basis.
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The 22018-year-old did a stint as an exotic dancer before her turn on the VH23 reality show Love and Hip Hop rocketed her to fame.
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He won it so clean, in fact, that it rocketed the length of the ice and into the net with 13.6 seconds remaining, to cap the scoring.
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It struck right winger Zack Mitchell, took a bounce as though the ice were artificial turf and rocketed by Stalock for his ninth goal of the season.
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Yet expectations here ballooned as soon as he rocketed to the top of polls and rose to be the main Trump alternative in the socially conservative state.
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The Formosa market relies heavily on local life insurers, and foreign issuance has rocketed since 2014, when Taiwan's Financial Services Commission reclassified Formosa bonds as domestic debt.
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The Texas-raised star, who rocketed to stardom with films like The Right Stuff, has weathered his fair share of struggles as well—from divorces to addiction.
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The novel never went out of print, and sales rocketed after DC announced its plans for an adaptation with premiere voice talent Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill.
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In the animated film, the hyenas get ahold of Zazu and take him to, what they call, the birdie boiler, where he's rocketed up into the air.
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We thought we had rocketed past the galaxy food trend when we crossed into 2017, but you know what they say: trends, they always come back around.
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West rocketed into the political sphere this week with a series of tweets in support of Trump, including one showing West's signed "Make America Great Again" hat.
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Ultra-fast hypersonic weapons have rocketed to among the chief concerns for U.S. military planners as Moscow and Beijing eye the means to combat U.S. missile defenses.
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Blue-chip lenders National Bank of Abu Dhabi and First Gulf Bank, which will start reporting earnings from end of this week, rocketed more than 7.0 percent.
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At times, they've made money; but they've also lost money, most recently when Tesla posted a surprise third-quarter profit and the stock rocketed back above $300.
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He then used the value of those shares, which rocketed from five hundred livres to ten thousand livres, to buy up the debts of the French King.
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An added bonus, she said, is that her rent has not risen significantly in over three decades, even as the tourism value of La Pedrera has rocketed.
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To a mostly older crowd, the band rocketed through classics from a time gone by, replete with all the piano-bashing boogie-woogie energy of the 50s.
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His track record may sound similar to South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who has rocketed to the middle tier of candidates while Messam has simply lagged.
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Enter Shopify, a Canadian software firm whose value has rocketed by 180% in the past year, to $45bn, eclipsing eBay, a better-known veteran of e-commerce.
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In all, corporate bond debt outstanding rocketed more than 5003% and will soon top $10 trillion, versus about $6 trillion at the end of the previous decade.
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Mr. Hernandez, who is from Brooklyn, rocketed to viral fame for his over-the-top persona, including rainbow-dyed hair, face tattoos and clothing emblazoned with obscenities.
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The probe has rocketed around the sun three times, getting closer than any spacecraft before it and traveling faster than any other human-made object in history.
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In December, it rocketed to near US$20,000 and briefly plunged below US$13,000 at least twice, according to Coinbase, one of the world's biggest bitcoin exchanges.
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Brazilian stocks rocketed nearly 40 percent from a 2009 low in January, catching many off-guard as the political crisis appeared more likely to abbreviate Rousseff's presidency.
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With Chase Utley aboard on a single, Puig rocketed a shot deep into the Dodgers bullpen, one-hopping its back wall for a 2-0 Dodgers lead.
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I'm interested in Givenchy, because it has just rocketed and I've always loved heritage labels and how they kept the essence which made them what they were.
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He rocketed down at the water and shot back up, over and over again, gobbling down tiny bait fish and shaking himself off before making another run.
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The year wasn&apost profitable, but the quarter was a blowout, and Tesla&aposs already superheated stock rocketed higher, minting a market cap bigger that Volkswagen&aposs.
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Profits in its division covering the rest of the continent fell by over 30%, as feed costs rocketed in Zambia due to a drought and crop failure.
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The clip was soon rocketed around pro-Trump social media, and some of Trump's prominent allies made the campaign's dishonest framing of Clyburn's remark even more incendiary.
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For example, Guizhou Hongguo Development Zone Development's yield on a three-year bond maturing in January 2020 has rocketed to 14% from around 6% in the summer.
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SPLRCD sectors have been among the best performers since the election, as banks have rocketed up more than 10 percent and discretionary stocks climbed over 4 percent.
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There are only so many engineers who have any expertise in this area and now, more than ever, demand for these highly skilled engineers has sky-rocketed.
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"This Time I Know It's For Real" sounds like a follow-up to Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" and rocketed to the top of the dance charts.
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Packed in that sentence was the stuff of legend: Notes was a groundbreaking product that rocketed businesses into internet-style communications when the internet was barely a thing.
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Because both Ella Enchanted and The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement are leaving, the latter of which I'd argue rocketed Chris Pine to his coveted Best Chris status.
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Shares of Jack Dorsey's Square rocketed to an intraday all-time high of $17.75 Thursday morning, coming close to doubling its initial offering price of $9 a share.
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But local investors welcomed the idea of an Abu Dhabi mega bank, pushing NBAD shares up their 28 percent daily limit on Sunday while FGB rocketed 11.5 percent.
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Since then, Amazon has rocketed to annual revenues of $208.5 billion, and Bezos — with a net worth of more than $126 billion — is currently the world's richest person.
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Gaetz, in practically no time, has rocketed from fresh face in the Republican conference to one of President Donald Trump's most high-profile, die-hard defenders in Congress.
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Pence meets Trump's stated needs -- a veteran Washington insider who could shepherd Trump's agenda through Congress, where he rocketed to prominence as a member of the Republican leadership.
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The value of bitcoin rocketed close to $20,000 in late 2017, sweeping up investors from across the world, but it has since lost three-quarters of its value.
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After a fourth-quarter slide, the stock has rocketed back by 41% this year, but still hasn't been able to overtake the market over the last full year.
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If people with mountains of cash are buying art to have a ridiculously rare conversation piece that they hope others recognize, this one just rocketed up the list.
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It also pointed to a big increase in American spending on research and development during the same years—even as America's trade deficit with China rocketed (see chart).
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Back in 2000, Eminem rocketed up the charts with his controversial song "The Real Slim Shady" in which he name-checks everyone from Will Smith to Britney Spears.
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On July 15, 2009, a frightened and frantic Barton — who had rocketed to fame as the star of the FOX series The O.C. — was rushed to the hospital.
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Since the global financial meltdown, while the federal debt has sky-rocketed and non-bank business debt has risen, state and local debt (like household debt) has fallen.
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Oil prices rocketed upwards after energy ministers from Saudi Arabia and Russia said they were in agreement that oil production cuts had to be extended until March 2018.
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She has accrued 63 top 10 hits — 11 of which rocketed to No. 1 — since dropping her first single, "Hold Me" (a collaboration with Teddy Pendergrass), in 1984.
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The cost of politics has rocketed, he adds: office is auctioned to the highest bidder, repaid by siphoning public money and bribes from contractors, developers and organised crime.
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But he rocketed to fame earlier this year with the fastest knockout in U.F.C. history, one that reinforced both the beauty and the brutality of mixed martial arts.
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It now employs 2,500 people, as well as a network of 60,000 contractor delivery riders globally, and its revenue rocketed 116% to £277 million ($347 million) in 2017.
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The positive results also reflect lower-than-expected research and development expenses, which have sky-rocketed since Baidu's pivot to AI due to steep costs hiring top talent.
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With cash interest rates at a record low 1.50 percent and still-high house prices, the nation's household debt-to-income ratio has sky-rocketed to unprecedented levels.
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Bitcoin has rocketed up a gravity-defying 21,64.653 percent since the start of the year, attracting institutional interest - and concerns that it is a bubble in the making.
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To date, the only adviser doing this has been the San Francisco-based CamberView, which rocketed to prominence and recently sold a piece of itself to Corsair Capital.
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These accounts have sky-rocketed in the last six years, with 85 percent of the accounts opened since 2011, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute, or EBRI.
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Since then, its stock price has rocketed upwards, and they've been evaluated at upwards of $1 billion, making them the first Canadian pot company to reach that mark.
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Willians Astudillo rocketed the ball back toward the left-handed Miller, nailing him on the right wrist and sending his glove flying and Manager Joe Girardi's heart racing.
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Twenty years on—somehow two entire decades have drifted into the ether since the smash hit dance sensation rocketed up the UK charts—you're still haunted by it.
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Trump's rivals don't want to engage in this argument for the same reason that Trump has rocketed in the polls — most rank-and-file Republicans agree with Trump.
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One memory, from a few years back: Her son, then a preteen, connected with a Sanders pitch and rocketed a line drive that barely missed the boss's head.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, 28, a democratic socialist, rocketed to political stardom in June after defeating the Democratic incumbent, Representative Joseph Crowley, the No. 4 Democrat in the House.
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The cost of insuring exposure to the country's debt rocketed to 3093 basis points (bps) in the five-year credit default swaps (CDS) market, according to IHS Markit.
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The Results: Although critics gave a thumbs down to the creepy love story and execution, the star power rocketed the movie to a $303 million worldwide box office.
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The app now has more than 1.5 billion all-time downloads, and has rocketed in popularity in the US in the year since it first touched down here.
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According to customs officials in Nigeria, agents seized 927 kg of pangolin goods in 2016, 402 kg in 2017, and then seizures rocketed to 12.3 tonnes in 73.
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" — SETH MEYERS "And by the way, when the news broke that American Pharoah bit Pence, he immediately rocketed to the top of the polls in the Democratic primary.
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In Gilgit-Baltistan province, home to the Himalayas and the world's second highest mountain K2, domestic tourist numbers rocketed to nearly 700,000 last year, from 250,000 in 2014.
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Shares of Restaurant Brands International rocketed up Monday after the company posted better-than-expected fourth-quarter profit on the back of new menu items and affordable burgers.
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Huawei's China sales rocketed more than 20% in the final quarter of 2018, and experts say that's partly due to the US government's global campaign against the company.
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Since Schlumberger CEO Paal Kibsgaard called oil's bottom last quarter, the price of crude has rocketed to multi-year highs, so Cramer was eager to hear his insights.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI Mr. Trifonov has justly rocketed to New York omnipresence, and has become a fixture at the Philharmonic, including a memorable traversal of Rachmaninoff's concertos in 2015.
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Jamaican double Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce rocketed to victory in the women's 25m, clocking 2000 seconds to easily defeat British European winner Dina Asher-Smith (00.563).
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Cities like New York City and Chicago saw their populations explode, as the country's urban share of the population rocketed from 22000 to 22001 percent between 22001 and 22008.
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WW's shares have rocketed from $6 to $68 since Ms Winfrey joined in 4.63; a tweet about losing weight while eating bread caused a 20% spike in a day.
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Early on a Saturday morning 60 years ago, the millennia-old dream of spaceflight came true as Sputnik 1 rocketed into orbit to become Earth's first human-made satellite.
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Slack launched in 2013 and rocketed to 5 million daily users and 1.5 million paying customers — a speed of growth that is all but unheard of for business software.
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BullionVault, an online marketplace where investors can buy and store gold, said people were buying twice as much gold as they were selling on Monday even as prices rocketed.
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No one has gotten closer than Candace Payne, a Texas mom who rocketed to viral fame after posting a simple video of her laughing uproariously in a Chewbacca mask.
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Facebook Lite launched in June 2015, it rocketed to 100 million monthly users by March 2016, and now it's doubled in size to 200 million users, Mark Zuckerberg says.
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe — which rocketed around the sun three times, getting closer than any spacecraft before it — has observed some of that solar wind streaming out of them.
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With a damaging serve, silky smooth movement and easy power from the baseline, the Canadian has rocketed up the rankings to 21st having begun 2019 outside the top 100.
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Watch their progress in the graphic below: As Silicon Valley has rocketed upwards, changing consumer tastes have also knocked some of the once-dominant traditional brands into the backwaters.
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Fast forward to 2014, when Lawrence rocketed to worldwide fame for her career-defining portrayal of Katniss Everdeen and dazzled alongside Amy Adams and Bradley Cooper in American Hustle.
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The streaming service has rocketed higher in the past week, tripling the broader market's gains and breaking out of a flat range for the first half of the year.
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Brent crude oil, which last week rocketed above $86 a barrel for the first time in nearly four years, now sits at a three-week low just above $80.
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One account, called TEN_GOP, rocketed from fewer than 1,20183 followers to more than 138,000 in two years, sending 60 tweets that potentially reached followers more than four million times.
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Skechers stock rocketed 15.2 percent higher on Friday after the shoemaker gave strong profit guidance for the quarter ahead while reporting better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings Thursday evening.
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However, in that last at-bat, he rocketed a ball down the right-field line that might have been a two-run, score-tying triple had it gone fair.
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Carnarvon shares rocketed to a nine-year high after the announcement, and last traded up 25 percent at 60.5 cents, valuing the company at A$720 million ($535 million).
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Drone racing has rocketed in popularity over the last year, but Dubai's World Drone Prix is one of the biggest events yet, with a prize pool of $1 million.
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Builder Arabtec , the most heavily traded stock, rocketed 11 percent after saying it had won a 1.46 billion dirham ($398 million) contract to build a tower in central Dubai.
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She has since rocketed to political stardom and has repeatedly drawn national attention to her calls for progressive legislation as well as to her fiery responses to conservative figures.
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"Mack took the rough, country-inspired rockabilly style of the '22001s and rocketed it into the future," the music critic Greg Kot wrote in The Chicago Tribune in 22005.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield rocketed back above 2100% on Friday after the government's monthly jobs report showed much stronger-than-expected employment growth in June than anticipated.
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San Francisco-based Coinbase was one of the top beneficiaries of the bitcoin BTC=BTSP boom last year after the cryptocurrency rocketed more than 1,300 percent to almost $20,000.
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China's Shanghai Composite rocketed up 1.8% initially but settled to a gain of 0.96% by the close, Japan's Nikkei 225 roared 2.12% higher and Korea's KOSPI finished up 1.02%.
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Spanish borrowing costs relative to Germany's rocketed to their widest differential since the start of the year, though they were also hit by concerns over political uncertainty in Italy.
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The young rookie rocketed into prominence by winning the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in October, storming from seven strokes behind with a bogey-free 10-under-par 61.
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While fantasizing about a place where he can just stop and think, he is rocketed into space, where he meets a boy at the farthest reaches of the universe.
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Why it matters: Theranos and Holmes rocketed from obscurity to Silicon Valley stardom seemingly overnight, based on claims that its technology could conduct comprehensive blood tests from tiny samples.
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After all, the first player to access Sonic the Hedgehog 2's debug menu or trigger God Mode in Doom rocketed to the top of the playground's food chain.
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Harris wears a bigger target Harris' criticism of Biden's early-career opposition to federally mandated desegration busing rocketed her up in the polls after the first debate in June.
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Midfielder Jessie Lingard worked a nifty give-and-go with Raheem Sterling and rocketed a shot from the left side of the 20-yard line for England's other score.
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Hicks had struggled with breaking balls during the regular season, but he rocketed this mistake 314 feet down the right field line for his first homer since July 24.
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Weeks earlier, it had rocketed to notoriety as the source of the so-called Steele Dossier — a report by a former intelligence agent containing salacious allegations against Mr. Trump.
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Industry experts say the game, which has rocketed to the top of Apple and Android app stores in record time, could be the next big marketing tool for retailers.
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And in shootouts involving Mexican police between 2007 and 2013, the number of people killed for each person injured rocketed from 1.6 to more than 20, the study said.
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ArcView Group, a cannabis research and investment firm, recently called legal marijuana "the fastest growing industry in America," having rocketed 74 percent, to $2.7 billion, from 2013 to 1503.
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The stock price of Richard Branson's space-tourism outfit has more than quadrupled in three months, and the EV – which deducts balance-sheet cash – has rocketed twice as fast.
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Aveva's shares initially rocketed up almost 153 percent on the news, before finishing trade up 25.7 percent, while shares in Schneider Electric were relatively muted, finishing up 0.26 percent.
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Under Bolsonaro, homicide rates in the city have plummeted, but killings by police have sky-rocketed, sparking a major debate about policing tactics, particularly in poor and minority communities.
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The death of Walmart co-founder James Walton in the mid-270s and the ensuing estate tax rocketed Arkansas' estate tax revenues 214% to $93 million, the researchers said.
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Mr. Youssef is an Egyptian comedian who rocketed to global renown with the satirical news show "The Program," a popular and often provocative Middle Eastern answer to Jon Stewart.
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Video of the shooting, which showed Michael Slager, above left, firing shots at Walter Scott as he fled after a traffic stop last year, rocketed into the national consciousness.
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The story gave Trump a new talking point, dominated Fox's primetime news programming, and rocketed across the conservative media before being debunked by an array of other media outlets.
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On August 24, an unknown book by an unknown author from an unknown publisher rocketed its way to first place on the Times's young adult hardcover best-seller list.
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Shares of Zalando rocketed to close more than 20 percent higher after the online clothing retailer raised its full-year earnings guidance and reported a jump in second-quarter revenue.
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Between 2014 and 2017 the share of American business-travel trips taken with such apps rocketed from 8% to 62%, while those taken in taxis fell from 37% to 8%.
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Takata rocketed up 1.1 percent after Reuters reported that the airbag maker could settle criminal charges with the U.S. Department of Justice before the Obama administration leaves office in January.
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Gold priced in the British currency has rocketed 23% since early May to a peak of 260,278 pounds an ounce, beating its previous record of 23,22 pounds set in 22016.
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Eight years ago, he harnessed data tracking and social media to fuel a next-generation political machine that rewrote the rules of campaigning and rocketed him to the White House.
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Meanwhile, China's FDI in the US rocketed to $45.6 billion in 2016, triple that of 2015, The surge is in line with China's ambitions to build a consumer-driven economy.
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Like other exchanges, Coinbase grew rapidly last year as the price of bitcoin, the most well-known cryptocurrency, rocketed more than 1,300 percent to a record high of almost $20,000.
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But as people on the Internet are wont to do, someone pulled the photo from Ted's Facebook page and posted it on Reddit, where it rocketed to the front page.
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Whitson rocketed back for the third time in November 2016, and recently took command of the station for the second time, becoming the first woman to run the ISS twice.
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Savola Group , the largest food producer in the region and a 36.5 percent shareholder in Almarai, rocketed 8.2 percent and at one point rising to its 10 percent daily limit.
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The app originally rocketed to attention this summer when its eye-catching effects grabbed millions of Instagram users' eyeballs as people shared its art filtered photos with their existing networks.
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Shares of the electronics chain rocketed 6.5 percent higher Thursday, after the company handily topped Wall Street's earnings and revenue forecasts, fueled by stronger-than-expected results from existing stores.
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The cost of borrowing the yuan in Hong Kong, the main offshore yuan trading centre, sky-rocketed, making it too costly for speculators to sell the yuan against the dollar.
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Shares of Upwork, an online marketplace connecting freelancers with clients, rocketed more than 2000 percent higher when they opened for trading for the first time Wednesday morning on the Nasdaq.
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The move came after months of squabbling between the two companies, during which AMC detailed its concerns with the service's long-term implications, while MoviePass rocketed to 1.5 million subscribers.
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You could argue, in Wall Street's eyes, that 21 was a year of continued investment in bets beyond the core original services that rocketed it to a massive technology company.
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This morning, Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic rocketed two test pilots beyond Earth's boundaries and brought them back safely, in a giant leap toward finally making commercial space tourism a reality.
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The Swiss franc, buoyed by expectations of lower rates in the euro zone, rocketed to a two-year high of 1.0963 against the common currency and was last at 1.0982.
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The magic of O'Rourke's 2018 Texas Senate campaign, in which he shattered fundraising records and rocketed from a back-bench congressman to a Democratic star, has proven difficult to recapture.
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In that seven-game span, his ERA has rocketed up from 2665 as German has allowed 2660 hits and 2611 runs in six innings with five walks and five strikeouts.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Roku shares rocketed more than 26 percent in extended trading after the company posted a narrower loss than Wall Street estimated.
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The next target for some collective social media ire and action could be insulin, the price of which reportedly rocketed from $231 per patient in 2002 to $736 in 2013.
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That celebrity endorsement probably helps explain why internet searches for "crystal shops near me" and "crystal healing" have reportedly rocketed upward by 35 percent and 40 percent, respectively, since 2013.
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Paytm's business has rocketed over the past year, primarily thanks to the impact of demonetisation, which saw 500 INR and 1,000 INR notes recalled and spurred digital payments in India.
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The combined power of One Direction fans and bystanders lured in by a curiosity gap rocketed his debut single "Pillowtalk" to number one, a spot One Direction has never held.
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Despite Coca-Cola and Pfizer's paltry coupons offering investors little, if any, return, demand for the transactions sky-rocketed as investors protect their portfolios ahead of the looming political risk.
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The series is what first rocketed Selena Gomez into stardom, and the 24-year-old opened up on the Zach Sang Show about if she'd ever return to her roots.
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The closest analogies are probably Minecraft and Candy Crush Saga, which also rocketed to not only the top of the App Store download charts, but also the top-grossing charts.
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" In "Always Meet Your Heroes," West introduces us to Chip and Joanna Gaines, who rocketed to HGTV stardom with their five-season run of the home makeover show "Fixer Upper.
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Blackmon, a left-handed hitter, was Blevins's first assignment, and he rocketed a ball high off the wall in right field to score Wolters and drive Harvey's E.R.A. even higher.
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Anacor Pharmaceuticals rocketed 57 percent to $100.67, a gain of $36.64, after drug giant Pfizer announced a deal to buy the maker of a topical eczema treatment for $5.2 billion.
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Killed on the come up XXXTentacion was a Plantation, Florida, native, who rocketed to fame after his song, "Look at Me," went viral on social media and SoundCloud in 2016.
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By the weekend, a pocket-size copy of the document published by the National Center for Constitutional Studies, a conservative group, had rocketed up Amazon's list of best-selling books.
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COMMODITY-LINKED CURRENCIES RISE Oil prices, meanwhile, are near 2.43053-1/2-year highs, natural gas futures rocketed 7 percent higher and gold climbed to a near-one-month top.
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Companies like GrubHub, Zillow, Angi Homeservices and IAC have posted double-digit gains this year, while one of the best performers, Etsy, has rocketed by as much as 112 percent.
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Since emerging into the public eye three years ago, Prince Mohammed has rocketed to the top of the Saudi power structure while chipping away at the traditional pillars of society.
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Ending 2018 with a year-end ranking of 178, she had rocketed to 15th when she arrived at the year's final major, a meteoric rise that stunned even her coach.
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But in the fourth inning, Greens first baseman Vic Wertz rocketed a line drive that sent Gothams center fielder Willie Mays racing to the wall, his back to the plate.
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At one stunning moment on Sunday, Trump seemed to indicate he regretted his trade duel with China in comments that rocketed around the world amid concern about its economic impact.
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Bryant rocketed to fame as an 18-year-old rookie and played 20 years for the Los Angeles Lakers - 18 of them as an all-star - winning five NBA championships.
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Comedy Mr. Youssef is an Egyptian comedian who rocketed to global renown with the satirical news show "The Program," a popular and often provocative Middle Eastern answer to Jon Stewart.
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The U.S. currency has rocketed to a near three-year high versus the euro EUR=, a 22018-month high against the yen and an 11-year peak versus the Aussie.
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The vast majority of satellites launched today are designed to be rocketed back to Earth once they are no longer needed, but that hasn't stopped the trash heap from growing.
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Investors betting against Elon Musk's electric-auto maker Tesla collectively lost more than $13 billion on Thursday as the company's stock rocketed higher after its better-than-expected earnings report.
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We've seen inflation that rocketed up to 30 moved down to nearly 17 percent and we expect it to be down to 12 percent before the end of the year.
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The stock market loved the news that payrolls rocketed, signaling strong economic growth, while wage growth dipped — after an upside scare in January — keeping fears of margin pressure in check.
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Although British government debt levels rocketed in the aftermath of the crisis, gilts are still regarded by investors as a safe place to store money when the going gets tough.
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Portuguese bond yields have rocketed to their highest since April 2014 as investors are concerned over global growth, the health of the European banking sector, and Portugal's political and fiscal prospects.
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Auger-Aliassime has rocketed up the rankings this year from outside the top 100 and was aiming to become the youngest finalist here since 17-year-old Boris Becker in 1985.
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With a captive market of 390,000 people and the sole right to import food, fuel, medicine and other necessities, Mr Manfoush's profits—and those of his patrons in the regime—rocketed.
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She rocketed up in the polls after she confronted former Vice President Joe Biden during the first Democratic debate in June, but has been on a consistent downward trend ever since.
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He rocketed to the top of the Hollywood Reporter's top actors chart; in the film's aftermath, his Instagram fanbase grew from fewer than 1 million to more than 16 million followers.
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In a recent viral video, a Colorado windstorm rocketed two skyward, providing a soothing visual for those of us who grow anxiously nauseous at the thought of having to use one.
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The fund rocketed back with a 2008 percent gain in 2009; Cooperman said on CNBC that he saw some signs of optimism days after the stock market's nadir in early March.
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Cocoa futures, meanwhile, rocketed to one-year highs on technical buying and continued concerns about the implementation of the floor price that top growers Ivory Coast and Ghana announced last month.
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It's a trifecta of dog, drink, and facial expression that quickly rocketed the snap, taken by co-star Finn Wolfhard, into the only meme I need for the rest of 2017.
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Konta, who has rocketed up the rankings this year, attended the draw ceremony for the showpiece season-ender on Friday having reached number eight on the WTA's Road to Singapore list.
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This marks a yet another victory for Wonder Woman, which busted through box office records and rocketed director Patty Jenkins to the position of highest paid female director of all time.
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True, the spot price has retreated from the frothy heights of early March, when it rocketed by over 20 percent in the space of just two days to $213.3 per ton.
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Meanwhile, the number of black separatists has rocketed from 81 groups a decade ago to 193 groups now -- the largest subgroup of hate group, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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According to data released on Tuesday by Tencent, the number of e-hongbao exchanges rocketed this year to 25 billion, with 2500 million people making transfers on New Year's eve alone.
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For all their efforts, however, this year the butchers are figures of resentment among Egyptian after meat prices sky-rocketed, putting it well out of the reach of many working Egyptians.
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The Swiss franc, buoyed by expectations of lower rates in the euro zone, rocketed to a new two-year high of 1.0963 against the common currency and was last at 1.0978.
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But long before HBO and ESPN got up the courage to break free from cable, modern TV consumption habits had rocketed past a la carte channels to a la carte shows.
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Since the release of the critically acclaimed Chernobyl series in May, interest in the famous nuclear plant and tourism in the Ukraine town of Pripyat has sky-rocketed, according to Reuters.
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The Swiss franc, buoyed by expectations of lower rates in the euro zone, rocketed to a new two-year high of 1.0965 against the common currency and was trading at 1.0969.
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Venezuela, despite a long record of double-digit inflation rates, may dodge this fate; inflation there has rocketed only in the past few years amid an impressive display of fiscal incontinence.
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Buttigieg rocketed to the top of a Saint Anselm poll in New Hampshire on Tuesday, receiving 22019 percent of the support from 512 registered voters compared to 15 percent for Biden.
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HM. Foreign companies and their advisers have grumbled over the idiosyncratic two-stage divestment process, including the initial, limited IPO that has meant the price of illiquid Sabeco shares has rocketed.
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Of course, once Cardi B's gritty boogaloo reboot "I Like It" rocketed up the Billboard charts, granting him an epoch-making national platform, "Krippy Kush" all but disintegrated into the background.
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Avocado prices have rocketed in recent years by up to 129%, with the average national price of a single Hass avocado reaching $2.10 in 703, almost doubling in just one year.
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The government reported on Thursday that the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rocketed to a record 212 million last week, eclipsing the previous record of 21.8,20.2 set in 1.73.
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Implied volatility, or expected price swings for some of the world's biggest currencies have rocketed to multi-year highs - one-month Norwegian crown vol is over 30%, triple end-February levels.
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The US showdown with Iran rocketed to dangerous new levels after protestors burst into the US embassy compound in Iraq as US strikes on Tehran-backed militia forces killed 25 people.
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The territory sky-rocketed 24.3% to a record US$137.48bn in 2019 from US$110.6bn a year earlier, accounting for a 30% share of loan volumes from Asia Pacific (ex-Japan).
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Russia's hacking and disinformation campaign to interfere in the last presidential election shook the nation's confidence in the U.S. democratic process and rocketed cybersecurity into the mainstream of Washington's political life.
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Dallas answered when Jamie Benn, working on the power-play, slipped a pass into the high slot for Tyler Seguin, who rocketed a one-timer past Tampa Bay goalkeeper Louis Domingue.
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The yen has rocketed higher against the dollar in recent weeks, touching 17-month highs and having gained 11 percent since the Bank of Japan introduced negative interest rates in January.
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As far as real people go, Stormy Daniels also rocketed to the top of the list for "most searched porn star" on the site, a jump of 671 spots over 2017.
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Another potential obstacle is El Shorbagy's lithe and savvy younger brother, Marwan, who has rocketed up the rankings in the past two years, and is currently No. 6 in the world.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who defeated Crowley last summer in a upset primary victory and who's rocketed to the top of her class as the most high-profile freshman on Capitol Hill.
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And they got there courtesy of Mr. Salah, a goal-scoring machine who has rocketed to global fame in the past year, fueled by the love of his soccer-mad compatriots.
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Ardern rocketed to global celebrity as an inspiration for women after her unexpected election win and became only the second leader to give birth while in office since Pakistan's Benazir Bhutto.
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With the fate of the Giants' championship hopes now resting in his hands, he rocketed a ball towards right field—only to have it snagged by Yankees second baseman Bobby Richardson.
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The viral feline, who rocketed to stardom after the brother of her owner, Tabatha Bundesen, posted her picture on Reddit in 2012, passed away due to complications with a urinary tract infection.
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Scranos only emerged in recent months, according to Bitdefender with new research out Tuesday, but the number of its infections has rocketed in the months since it was first identified in November.
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Stocks rocketed higher on Friday after a better-than-expected jobs report and rebound in tech shares like Apple, which were hit hard on Thursday because of the iPhone maker's reduced forecast.
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Since 2016, The Epoch Times' revenue more than doubled, and the reach of its online content rocketed past that of every other news organization, attracting billions of views across its many platforms.
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The amount of worldwide mobile phone subscriptions has rocketed in the last 15 years, from under one billion in 2000 to seven billion in 2015, according to the International Telecommunication Union (ICT).
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Not only did it snag her Best Actress at the Academy Awards, it's also likely what just rocketed her to the top of 2017's list of the world's highest-paid actresses.
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The price of copper has rocketed this week on belief that a Donald Trump presidency will green light infrastructure projects in the U.S. and that China is also set for fresh stimulus.
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Maybe visitors who board the special elevators to the sky deck will be plunged deep into the hole first before they're then rocketed up the supertall, like an architectural drop zone ride.
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Bitcoin, which has rocketed about 200% higher in 2019, soared as much as 9% on Monday to over $11,000 as weekend uncertainty between China and the United States rattled global stock markets.
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What's happening: These people plan to keep promoting bits from "The Threat," which has rocketed past Michelle Obama's "Becoming" to #1 on Amazon's best-sellers list, that support their "deep state" narrative.
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It even outdid Twilio, a cloud communications platform company that rocketed more than 91 percent higher on its first day of trading in June and has since soared more than 300 percent.
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Amlak Finance also saw its heaviest turnover since 2009; shares in the mid-sized finance firm rocketed 12.8 percent after it reported that net profit attributable to equity holders jumped 130 percent.
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As drug violence has rocketed in recent years, he has repeatedly asked the federal government for a legal framework that protects the forces, saying the need for it is greater than ever.
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Schulz's approval ratings have rocketed skywards in recent months and the center-left candidate now finds himself as the political frontrunner to become Germany's new premier, according to the latest opinion polls.
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Beapy was first spotted in January but rocketed to more than 12,000 unique infections across 732 organizations since March, said Alan Neville, Symantec's lead researcher on Beapy, in an email to TechCrunch.
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By the time the 2015 season drew to a close, Schwarber had rocketed to the big leagues, and the improvements the team saw in Contreras's catching had bled over into his hitting.
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Under the younger Noyes' tutelage, the family's silverware business rocketed to success in the early decades of the new century, displacing industry leaders through a combination of canny niche marketing and advertising.
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"I feel really sorry for Maverick, Andrea and Valentino because they are fighting for the championship," said Lorenzo, who had rocketed from 10th on the grid to fourth after the opening lap.
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Shares of the jean company, which was founded in antebellum America, rocketed more than 30 percent during the session after listing at $17, as much as $3 higher than its expected offering.
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The Qatari stock index added 5.0 percent, its biggest leap since January 2016, in its heaviest trade this year as QNB, the Middle East's biggest bank, rocketed its 10 percent daily limit.
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The young crown prince has rocketed to the pinnacle of power in Saudi Arabia, pushing a reform agenda called Vision 2030 aimed at weaning the country off oil and introducing social changes.
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She rocketed to global celebrity as an inspiration for women after the unexpected election win, and she became only the second leader to give birth while in office since Pakistan's Benazir Bhutto.
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While the purity of MDMA pills and crystal has rocketed in the last two years, the British government does nothing besides make patronizing noises about illegal drugs being dangerous when people overdose.
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While comedians such as Eddie Murphy and Rock had already achieved some level of fame, their HBO specials rocketed them to new heights as two of the most recognizable names in comedy.
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It's been half a century since Buzz Aldrin rocketed to the moon and walked upon its dusty, pockmarked surface, but his memory of that historic event is still as fresh as ever.
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It was helped in part by lower-than-expected research and development costs, which had sky-rocketed in previous quarters largely due to personnel costs associated with building up its AI unit.
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He moved to Northern California in 1964 and soon rocketed to art-world fame with work that helped define post-minimalism and conceptualism , the fundamental modes of experimental art to this day.
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Shares of Whole Foods Market rocketed 28 percent on Friday after Amazon said it plans to acquire the grocery store chain for $42 a share, in a deal valued at $13.7 billion.
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The benchmark contract was down 2.6% at $17,505 a tonne after news of an ore export ban by top producer Indonesia this week rocketed prices to a five-year high of $23,850.
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Annual arrests for marijuana possession, which dipped below 21990,21977 by the early 22003s, rocketed above 19773,21977 during some years in New York City under Mayors Rudolph W. Giuliani and Michael R. Bloomberg.
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And finally that violence has rocketed these talks progress -- both sides trying to assert dominance on the battlefield -- and that peace and a reduction of violence has to be the only priority.
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TrueEX views innovation in its product breadth as key to building volumes that rocketed the platform to a number two position for market share in SEF-traded interest rate swaps for March.
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She was often seen smiling in her court appearances, and rocketed to fame in the summer of 2012 when video of her holding up her first to an Israeli soldier went viral.
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Although markets did not react much to North Korea's latest missile launch — which rocketed over Japan Friday morning — the chairman of the largest Japanese bank had a warning for his fellow citizens.
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"All this has rocketed his career back into the center," Ringskog Ferrada-Noli said, adding that the case helped make Rocky a household name, known by grandparents as well as rap fans.
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The Dow rocketed past 28,000 last week as investors cheered hints of progress in US-China trade negotiations, signs of stabilization in the economy and more easy money from the Federal Reserve.
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Palin was rocketed onto the national stage in the summer of 2008 after McCain picked her to be his running mate in the presidential race he would eventually lose to Barack Obama.
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The premium for pound puts over calls over the next week shrank to its lowest since mid-November at nearly 1.75%, a day after it rocketed to its highest since September 2016.
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Household debt to income has sky-rocketed to a record 190 percent as more Australians speculate in the property market, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne where prices have broadly doubled since 2008.
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The single currency rocketed last week after the ECB did not - as some had anticipated - hint at interest rate cuts, instead saying rates would stay "at their present levels" until mid-2020.
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After the SoftBank deal, which rocketed Wag's valuation to north of $20183 million according to Prime Unicorn Index, which tracks valuations of privately-held companies, Wag was gaining market-share over Rover.
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I was already a Good Place fan before the season one finale unleashed a story turn that rocketed my love for the show into some new stratosphere I didn't even know existed.
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Anaheim slogged through a 1-7-2 start that appeared to put Coach Bruce Boudreau's job in peril, but the Ducks have rocketed up the Pacific Division standings in the past two months.
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And in that short time, Nokia has already rocketed back into the top 10 for global phone market share, and thanks to devices like the Nokia 7.1, it's not hard to see why.
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Kenin, 21, has rocketed up the rankings and will lead the team, having moved ahead of 23-time Grand Slam singles champion Williams who will be the U.S. number two for the tie.
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Sitting down will always be associated with the gentrification of the game during the 1990s, as ticket prices rocketed and the match-day experience became more akin to a night at the theatre.
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There were no tears, though, for 15-year-old Alina Zagitova from Russia after she rocketed into her first senior season and took gold, the first for Olympic Athletes from Russia at Pyeongchang.
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High-income renter households have sky-rocketed in Loudoun County and D.C. Between 2011 and 2017, rent prices in Loudoun shot up 11% and climbed 8% in D.C., according to Zillow Rent Index.
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His novel "The Godfather" (1969), a multigenerational epic about the Corleone family from Sicily, rocketed to No. 1 and was on the New York Times best-seller list for more than a year.
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The Houston, Texas native rocketed into internet stardom when she recreated Kayne West's albums as eye makeup looks back in July, and has since spent her whole summer creating even more iconic looks.
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Deutsche Bank share prices, in the week following Trump election victory, have also sky-rocketed, this time by more than 18 percent, and were the second best performing in the Euro Stoxx 600.
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Almost 10 million homeowners were foreclosed on between 2006 and 803 as the housing crisis roiled the American middle class; Wells's site rocketed to the top of search engine results for vehicle living.
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Now, over 70 years later, spaceflight and imaging technologies have rocketed to new heights, and the human conception of Earth as one interlinked planetary entity has also undergone a revolution of its own.
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For the second quarter, the company reported a three-fold increase in revenue to 5.4 trillion dong, while its net profit sky-rocketed to 3.88 trillion dong from 6.9 billion dong last year.
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Shares of Kandi Technologies Group rocketed as much as 40 percent Wednesday after the Chinese electric car maker announced it has received approval to import two of its cars to the United States.
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But at least one candidate takes the idea more literally: Pete Buttigieg, the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, whose campaign has rocketed from underdog to top-tier status seemingly overnight.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling hit a 7-month high versus the euro and rocketed beyond $1.30 on Tuesday after the United Kingdom and European Union agreed on the text for a Brexit divorce deal.
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Calls to eliminate ICE, which was formed in 2003, have rocketed into the national spotlight after the president's zero tolerance immigration policy resulted in the separation of immigrant families detained along the border.
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Wal-Mart's stock rocketed more than 10 percent Thursday, reaching an all-time high, as Wall Street rallied behind the company's upbeat third-quarter results and heavy momentum heading into the holiday season.
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As President Trump finds himself embroiled in headlines about possible collusion between his campaign associates and Russia during the 2016 campaign, his disapproval rating has yet again rocketed to an all-time high.
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The most memorable image of them was a 3-year-old boy who was photographed after his death, drowned on a beach in Turkey, which rocketed around social media just a year ago.
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DUBAI, Jan 21.33 (Reuters) - Major Gulf bourses soared more than 200000 percent in early trade on Sunday, joining a global stock market rally after oil prices rocketed at the end of last week.
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Still, prices have surged 210 percent so far this year, and rocketed 123 percent year-on-year, according to Reuters' calculations based on an index compiled by Hong Kong's Rating and Valuation Department.
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Even if the world wasn't falling apart and the Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) hadn't rocketed 25% in the last month alone, the single greatest growth spot in the world still lies in Iran.
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While Zoom isn't sharing user numbers, it hinted earlier this month that it has seen a dramatic increase in usage, and its smartphone apps have rocketed to the tops of the download charts.
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Mr. Rock rocketed to fame in the next decade with virtuosic specials that were full of intellectual provocations that would probably cause more controversy today when the politics of comedy are more scrutinized.
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By Seager's hopeful reckoning, one day the starshade will be rocketed into space and unfurled, working in tandem with a new space telescope like the Wfirst, scheduled to launch in the mid-2549s.
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The pound rocketed as much as 2.5% versus the dollar to $1.3516 - its highest since May 313 and putting the British currency on course for its biggest one-day gain since January 2017.
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It also rocketed Moore squarely into Sought-After Creator territory, and in 2010, after BSG ended, he signed a development deal with Sony Pictures Television—bringing him into Van Amburg and Erlicht's orbit.
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It rocketed into the cloudless late-summer sky at a 21968-degree angle, slowed momentarily and leveled out, then nosed down toward the ocean, plunging 22018,245 vertical feet in a matter of seconds.
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It was a year that saw two of the biggest exits in cybersecurity history: CrowdStrike went public valued at $3.35 billion and Cloudflare rocketed 20% in its first day on the stock market.
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Stanton started the frame with a single rocketed up the middle, Justin Bour followed with an opposite-field double, and J.T. Realmuto followed that with an RBI infield hit to the 5.5 hole.
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Instead of finding the next pass, Hazard wove his way into a space between nearly six defenders, and rocketed the ball off of his right foot for the third goal on Belgium's night.
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According to "Industrial Minerals", part of Metal Bulletin Group, the spot lithium carbonate price within China rocketed from an average $7.7 per kilogram (kg) in June 2015 to $26.6 per kg in April 2016.
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The issue of abuse and hate speech on online platforms generally has rocketed up the political agenda in recent years, especially in Europe — where Germany now has a tough new law to regulate takedowns.
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Pants dropped either to mid-calf or just above the knee and outfits, including a few solids, were accessorized with oversized sunglasses and of course, handbags, the item that rocketed Spade to worldwide fame.
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Despite the wet conditions, Nainggolan found the ball laid in front of him with yards upon yards of daylight from the 18-yard box, and absolutely rocketed the ball past Welsh keeper Wayne Hennessey.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell Thursday: Herbalife shares rocketed 28 percent after it apparently neared a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission in a long-running investigation of its practices.
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So far, auto stocks have led the rally because of prospects for tie-ups with foreign firms; Iran Khodro, which announced a 50/113 venture to build cars with Peugeot, has rocketed 52 percent.
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Consumer sentiment rocketed to its highest level in 15 years in early May as Americans grew more upbeat on the health of the economy and its path in 2019, according to data released Friday.
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The show was ultimately a little heavier with the hints, and understandably so, as it eventually rocketed ahead of the books it's based on, beginning to diverge from its source material in season four.
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The high-flying stock price put the Nutanix IPO on pace for the best debut of the year, after Twilio rocketed more than 91 percent higher on its first day of trading in June.
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Questions about Trump's political giving rocketed to the spotlight this week after he was fined $2,500 for donating to Bondi through his charitable foundation while Bondi's office was deciding whether to investigate Trump University.
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While the opening weekend for "Wonder Woman" is impressive, DC Comics movies have scored more in the past — recently "Batman v Superman" and "Suicide Squad" rocketed to $2000 million and $2349 million openings respectively.
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Venture and equity financing for ed tech start-ups worldwide rocketed to $21 billion last year, up from about $22 billion in 23, according to a new report from the research firm CB Insights.
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The 27-year-old won his first European Tour event at the Spanish Open in April and has rocketed from 220th in the world rankings at the end of last year to number 89.
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Crude oil futures rocketed 503 percent higher on Friday as traders covered bets that oil would fall farther and as heating oil prices rose ahead of a massive snowstorm on the U.S. East Coast.
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Data released on Friday showing growth in Britain's construction industry unexpectedly touched an eight-month high in November, while its costs rocketed at the fastest pace since 2011, had little impact on the currency.
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The Wall Street bank was planning to clear bitcoin futures for some clients as the new contracts were going live on exchanges when the cryptocurrency rocketed to a record high of $16,000 in December.
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Monster Beverage, which sells its eponymous energy drinks, has rocketed more than 68,000 percent higher over the past 20 years, crushing the 200 percent gain by PepsiCo and 40 percent increase by Coca-Cola.
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Millions of Americans have been kicked off their insurance plans, insurance prices have sky-rocketed, and people led to believe they could keep their doctors have instead found their choice of physicians severely restricted.
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While the opening weekend for "Wonder Woman" is impressive, DC Comics movies have scored more in the past — recently "Batman v Superman" and "Suicide Squad" rocketed to $166 million and $2349 million openings respectively.
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The outcome was another blow for the International Olympic Committee (IOC), which has seen interest in hosting Games fall dramatically as the size and cost of staging the multi-sport event has sky-rocketed.
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That's because China rocketed into its position as the world's second-largest economy in a matter of decades under a strict one-child policy, contributing to a rapidly aging society with rising medical needs.
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The far-right party led by 43-year-old Santiago Abascal, who speaks of "reconquering" Spain in terms that echo the medieval wars between Christian and Moorish forces, rocketed from 24 to 5003 seats.
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Tiffany Haddish, who rocketed to A-list fame with her performance in last year's hit comedy "Girls Trip," is about to add another line to her résumé: an hourlong stand-up special on Netflix.
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THE SECOND WE WENT ABOVE 4003 IS WHEN STOCKS STARTED TO GET WOBBLY AND THEN WE ROCKETED HIGHER ON THE TEN-YEAR AS WE THOUGHT IT WOULD TOWARD 3% ONCE WE BROKE ABOVE 263.
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Tensions have rocketed between Iran, which is predominantly Shi'ite, and the Sunni Arab countries of the Gulf, particularly Saudi Arabia, because of them being on opposite sides in the conflicts in Syria and Yemen.
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"I Am Malala," translated into over 40 languages, presents the rich experiences and urgent message of the young activist whose life has rocketed girls' education equality to the forefront of international human rights conversations.
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With a current market cap of $7.5 billion, its stock price is up 60% year to date, and as of Tuesday has rocketed 376% since it first listed on the Nasdaq in May 2019.
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Infinity War boasts the most breathtaking, audacious moment in superhero movie history, one that rocketed through my brain and tore apart everything I thought I knew about the past 10 years of Marvel moviemaking.
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The final trophy was supposed to be a celebration of Bonnie and Clyde, the iconic 1967 American film that kicked off the New Hollywood revolution and rocketed Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway to stardom.
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The teenage gymnast nabbed a spot on the U.S. Olympic team and rocketed to international fame after winning gold with the "Final Five" in Rio, in addition to an individual silver medal on balance beam.
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The new interior minister, who attended Dhahran Ahliyyah School and King Saud University, is part of a new batch of young leaders who have rocketed to the kingdom's upper ranks since King Salman took over.
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The day we'd been traveling through until then had been dry and mild, and the sudden atmospheric shift made it seem that we might, in fact, have just rocketed through a rift in space-time.
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In eight years of trips overseas, President Barack Obama has sought to use the soaring, bridge-building rhetoric that rocketed him to the top of the political world in the United States on audiences overseas.
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While the index had rocketed to 29 at the height of last week's turmoil, current levels are well above the long-term average around 20.2 percent, in a sign that investors' nerves are still jangling.
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Back when Goldsmith's character was rocketed to the Red Planet earlier this year, Heineken's U.S. marketing chief Nuno Teles told Mashable that he imagined the iconic campaign's transition as akin to a superhero franchise reboot.
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The firm's profit in Q2900 261 rocketed 255 percent year-on-year on the back of the success of Tencent's mobile games, particularly smash hit Honour of Kings which claims over 1.53 million registered users.
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That helps explain why, even when Mr. Trump entered the presidential race and rocketed to the top of the Republican polls, so many smart people remained so skeptical of the idea that he would win.
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The launch comes on the heels of a dramatic week of trading, where bitcoin rocketed from about $2000,217 on Monday morning to above $63,26 Thursday and back down to where it was near $29,27 Friday.
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Rise to fame XXXTentacion, a Plantation, Florida, native, rocketed to fame after his song "Look at Me" went viral on social media and audio distribution platform SoundCloud in 2016 according to CNN affiliate WSVN-TV.
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The fashion designer was thought to be the woman at the center of the JAY-Z cheating rumors—though she denied the claims in an exclusive statement to PEOPLE shortly after the speculation sky-rocketed.
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The ball seemed to take a quick sigh in midair, as Pogba leaned himself at a nearly 45-degree angle to accommodate and rocketed it along a straight line, as if pulled along a track.
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Wholesale beef prices jumped and packer profit margins sky-rocketed this week as the coronavirus pandemic prompted stay-at-home directives in at least 71.7503 U.S. states, pushing consumers to stockpile meat and other groceries.
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Hischier rocketed to prominence during the 2016-17 season while playing for the Halifax Mooseheads of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, and for Switzerland at the World Junior Championship, an international under-19 tournament.
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"The cost of living has rocketed so much over recent years and everything feels so uncertain; it's hardly surprising that today's teens and twentysomethings are buying cheap clothes as small pick-me-ups," she says.
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Prices have rocketed to $22017,213.5 an ounce from $22008,0503 at the start of January - ten times their level through the mid-2050s and within a whisker of an all-time high of $21,2000 in 2008.
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The attempt on my phone came after I had covered Saudi Arabia for five years, most recently with a focus on Prince Mohammed, who had rocketed to power after his father became king in 2015.
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Buttigieg has rocketed from being the little-known 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana to a top-tier Democratic presidential candidate expecterd to have a strong showing in the first two primary contests.
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Meanwhile, SpaceX, founded by Elon Musk, has rocketed 20163 of its Starlink satellites into orbit, plans to send up about 1,400 more in 2020 alone, and start providing web service to customers the same year.
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In 2015, Mr. Puth was an up-and-coming songwriter when he rocketed into the pop troposphere with the Wiz Khalifa collaboration "See You Again," a moist lump of treacle from the "Furious 7" soundtrack.
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Just two months ago, Morse, the 903-year-old mayor of Holyoke, Massachusetts, announced his plans to challenge Neal from the left in 2020, running on a platform similar to the one that rocketed Rep.
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Google and Facebook have rocketed to the top of the digital advertising market due to their ability to reach audiences with unprecedented specificity, making it easier than ever for campaigns to reach sensitive swing voters.
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Washington (CNN)A misleadingly edited 19-second video clip of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden rocketed around Twitter on Wednesday night, creating the inaccurate impression that Biden was endorsing views commonly held by white nationalists.
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"After that final against France in 2010, our individual careers rocketed and I hope the ATP success we've just achieved will have the same effect," Djokovic said after engineering Serbia's comeback win over the Spaniards.
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Since it launched in August 2018, the Parker Solar Probe has rocketed around the sun three times, getting closer than any spacecraft before it and traveling faster than any other human-made object in history.
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Jamshed rocketed to fame in Pakistan in the 1980s and 1990s as the singer for the Vital Signs rock group, and later launched a solo career, with a string of chart-topping albums and hits.
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Buttigieg rocketed into the group of contenders for the Democratic nomination earlier this year thanks to a flair for composed answers with a knack for going viral to interviewers' questions, among other raw political talents.
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The news that Facebook may have been manipulating the trending topics box has rocketed around the conservative internet, generating a volume of bad press that has to hurt even for a company of Facebook's size.
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Data released early on Friday showed British consumer morale rocketed back to pre-Brexit levels in September, confounding expectations that the vote to leave the EU would wreak more lasting damage on Britons' willingness to spend.
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Nashville's momentum lasted exactly 60 seconds, enough time for Kane to notch his 30th goal as he rocketed down the middle with a breakout pass from left winger Artemi Panarin and beat Rinne with a backhander.
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Bitcoin BTC=BTSP rocketed to a lifetime high just shy of $2559.00,000 after climbing some 60 percent in just over a week, intensifying the debate about whether the cryptocurrency is in a bubble about to burst.
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The Australian-listed gold miner's share price has rocketed more than 537 percent since the end of July 2015, and the company capped the fiscal year off with record gold production in the 2016 financial year.
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LONDON, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Bitcoin rocketed above $15,000 for the first time ever on Thursday, up more than 10 percent on the day, after adding more than $2,000 to its price in fewer than 12 hours.
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Rental prices in Palma de Mallorca, the Balearic capital, have risen by double digits over the past few years as the popularity of shared homes via sites such as San Francisco-based Airbnb have sky-rocketed.
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The star performer was the Canadian dollar, which rocketed to 24-month highs after the country's central bank hiked rates for the first time in seven years and left the door wide open to further moves.
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Inside are a hotel, performance studios and artist lofts, but we skipped all that, forking out 21940 euros (about $26) a person to be rocketed 0003 feet up to an observation platform called the A'Dam Lookout.
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Shares in Japan Display rocketed higher on the news it was seeking funds, which was first reported by the Nikkei, and they closed up 24 percent to give the firm a market value of $1.5 billion.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits Takashi Murakami rocketed to international fame in the art world for his Pop Japanese anime-inspired characters and motifs that proliferate playfully and menacingly across paintings, sculptures and a line of commercial products.
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TORONTO — The troubling incident rocketed around the hockey world: Givani Smith, a black player in a top junior league, needed a police escort to a recent playoff game after online threats and racist taunts from fans.
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In fact, Murphy soon rocketed to stardom as a cast-member of "Saturday Night Live" (where some of his most popular characters, from Velvet Jones to Mr. Robinson, dealt with issues such as sex and race).
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As reports of immigration raids and roundups have rocketed across Twitter, Facebook and texts around the country, undocumented immigrants, their lawyers and advocacy groups are bracing for the increased enforcement that President Trump has called for.
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Bonet rocketed to fame as Cliff and Clair Huxtable's second daughter, and then lost that job — she had creative differences with Bill Cosby, beginning when he refused to write Bonet's pregnancy with Zoë into the series.
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Since NASA&aposs Parker Solar Probe launched in August 2018, it has rocketed around the sun three times, getting closer than any spacecraft before it and traveling faster than any other human-made object in history.
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She rocketed in polls over the summer after she confronted former vice president Joe Biden over the issue of race at the first Democratic debate, one of the most memorable moments of the campaign so far.
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Selena rocketed to fame in the 20173s in her family band Selena y Los Dinos, before later going on to be named the Female Vocalist of the Year for Tejano Music nine times in a row.
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George Springer and the Houston Astros rocketed to the top of the baseball galaxy Wednesday night, winning the first World Series championship in franchise history by romping past the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-27 in Game 21988.
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George Springer and the Houston Astros rocketed to the top of the baseball galaxy Wednesday night, winning the first World Series championship in franchise history by romping past the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-1 in Game 7.
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Grayson Greiner and Mercer led off the inning with singles, and Jones loaded the bases with an infield single on a likely double play ball that rocketed off the leg of Guccione in front of second base.
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Haddish's outrageously funny performance in the hit summer comedy Girls Trip — and her equally delightful promotional press tour — rocketed her from a rising presence in stand-up comedy to one of the biggest stars of the year.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi army helicopters strafed and rocketed Islamic State positions inside Mosul's Old City on Sunday as ground troops fought fierce street battles to close in on the strategic prize of the al-Nuri Mosque.
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The 17-year-old singer sky-rocketed to stardom last year with the hits, "Stitches" and "Life Of The Party" and toured with Taylor Swift on her 1989 tour over the summer (you know, normal teenager stuff).
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Stranger still, the track rocketed up Japan's charts thanks to over eight million video plays—earning the country's top spot for video streams—despite no YouTube upload of the song having anywhere close to that many views.
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Property prices were rising fast in mega cities like southern Shenzhen, where prices rocketed by nearly 21.4 percent, Shanghai, up a healthy 15.5 percent, and Beijing, which posted a respectable 8 percent gain over a year ago.
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For the past year, property prices were rising fast in mega cities like southern Shenzhen, where prices rocketed by nearly 22015 percent, Shanghai, up a healthy 21 percent, and Beijing, which posted a respectable 210 percent gain.
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His life span which rocketed ahead was the subject of some late night television humor and internet humor, of which Kate Hudson star of How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days was happy to partake in.
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After dropping 2003 percent in value last week, the digital currency topped $12,000 on Tuesday, reached $15,000 by early on Wednesday and, on Thursday, rocketed above $19,000 before falling and settling around $16,000 in the early afternoon.
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Both Labour and the Coalition constituents on either side of the issue of climate change, which has rocketed up the agenda after a summer of debilitating drought, devastating bushfires and a once-in-a-hundred year flood.
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The Brazilian puncher burst onto the scene back in 2008 with a knockout victory over the well-established Fabricio Werdum, rocketed to the top of the heavyweight rankings, and won the UFC heavyweight title from Cain Velasquez.
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