The serial number had also been shaved off, he says.
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Mazzant shaved off about $30,000 for improperly billed clerical work.
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So she shaved off her eyebrows and planned her escape.
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His face was pale, and his hair was shaved off.
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The stock's decline shaved off 88 points from the Dow.
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A patch of fur under his neck was shaved off.
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Shares of 3M shaved off 73 points from the Dow.
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Men shaved off the beards they had been obliged to grow.
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That said, IBM shaved off about 26 points on the Dow.
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Utilities further shaved off 0.10 percent, led by Meridian Energy Ltd.
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Once completely stacked onto the spit, excess meat is shaved off.
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He shaved off the beard but left a neatly trimmed mustache.
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Why two years have been shaved off of that five-year process.
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It's like Facebook shaved off nearly 4 Twitters in market cap overnight.
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Basements were left behind when the houses were shaved off their foundations.
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That's shaved off more than $10 billion in its market capitalization this afternoon.
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Weiner could get 15% of the 21 months shaved off for good behavior.
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The loser had to have their head shaved off, resulting in McMahon going bald.
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If so, were you sad when Charlie's character shaved off his beard on camera?
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You shaved off your long hair, and they wheeled you to an operating room.
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Bieber shaved off the dreadlocks and has opted for a close buzz cut, instead.
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Ryman Healthcare lost about 2.23 percent, while Fisher & Paykel Healthcare shaved off 1.3 percent.
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That amounts to about 1% shaved off of total gross domestic product right there.
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Scott's hair was shaved on one side, and he had shaved off his eyebrows.
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In the past year, Pandora has shaved off more than a tenth of its value.
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The uninsured rates were shaved off by a couple of points when we came in.
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Like, back to ten years ago when the singer famously shaved off all her hair.
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The two-year yield shaved off 1.2 basis points and was last at 2.518 percent.
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Central Command, which covers everything from Egypt to Pakistan, will have more fat shaved off.
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The Standard & Poor's 260-stock index shaved off 21.6 points, or 238.08 percent, to 2,139.43.
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At the time, the tweet shaved off about $53.43 billion of Lockheed Martin's market value.
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At the time, the tweet shaved off about $1.2 billion of Lockheed Martin's market value.
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DeSantis took molds of the different teeth and shaved off small enamel samples to analyze.
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Months, and sometimes years, are being shaved off life expectancy, according to a new study.
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That night, Grimes shaved off the inverted V that he had stencilled along his neckline.
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It's the best 3DS system available, only with a little size and one feature shaved off.
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The vet shaved off 2 pounds of nastiness and neglect to reveal a sweet 7-lb.
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Bourses in Australia, Korea and Shanghai shaved off 296.8200 percent and Japan shed almost 4 percent.
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This time, the projector's a bit smaller; Optoma shaved off nearly an inch from its height.
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They have shaved off even more votes from her left-leaning coalition partners, the Social Democrats.
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He cut his long hair and shaved off his beard, to look younger and blend in.
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More than $30 billion was shaved off the cryptocurrency's market value in the last 24 hours.
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For the $2000 million Powerball lump sum, it would mean $211.18 million getting shaved off the top.
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For office workers and students, the minutes shaved off daily commutes justify the risks of trolley rides.
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UnitedHealth Group fell 0.8 percent and along with Goldman Sachs, shaved off 51 points from the Dow.
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The P100D Model X will also get a slight boost, with 0.1 second shaved off both times.
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Other platters deliver hunks of steak, juices running, and delicate panels of meat shaved off turning spits.
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He approached one home where the roof had been shaved off and wooden beams inside had splintered.
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Every minute shaved off these cooling and warming processes means the preservation of nutrition and immunological benefits.
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The Athletics said Mengden had a small spur shaved off during the procedure performed in Arlington, Texas.
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Significant minutes could have been shaved off had each frame bar been labeled like the legs were.
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She shaved off a third of her head and still looks as fly and fierce as ever. 2.
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The move shaved off nearly $13 billion from the company's market cap, leaving it valued around $10.903 billion.
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Ferrari shaved off some of those pounds with carbon fiber but also came up with some clever innovations.
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Love shaved off his beard and endured a long makeup session to dress up as WWE wrestler Sting.
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The Superman actor, 34, shaved off his mustache and beard after growing it out for over a year.
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The influencer shaved off all of her hair, revealing a bald head to her 2.1 million YouTube subscribers.
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The director could have shaved off at least a few minutes by simply dropping a song or two.
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The office looks different today — and it's not just because the delivery guy shaved off his soul patch.
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First Drake shaved off his adored facial hair (which started a Twitter frenzy), and now Jon Snow (a.k.a.
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A nurse gave her parents a bag of Alyssa's hair, which had been shaved off for the operation.
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Dean Unglert returned to Bachelor in Paradise, and he wasn't there to collect the mustache he shaved off.
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Bugatti shaved off weight partially by replacing the existing exhaust system with a lightweight, 3D-printed, titanium tailpipe.
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The dollar was 0.03% stronger against the yen at 108.73 while the euro shaved off 13% to 1.1205.
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The dollar was 0.03% stronger against the yen at 108.73 while the euro shaved off 13% to 1.1205.
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Bonus fact: When a cat died, everyone in that household shaved off their eyebrows as an act of mourning.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average shaved off about 14 points and the Nasdaq Composite lost more than 8003 points.
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Hairypeople are, as the name suggests, covered in animal fur, which grows back incredibly quickly when it's shaved off.
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The True Blood actor recently made headlines after he appeared in public with most of his hair shaved off.
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By December, Cornelius said he had made incredible progress and shaved off about 10 minutes from his running time.
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Over the course of that time only a minute and 30 seconds have been shaved off the complete time.
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"To All the Boys I've Loved Before" star Noah Centineo shaved off his curly hair, and fans are devastated.
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"Maybe it'll fit after you have your Adam's apple shaved off," Hugh said, returning to milk his transitioning joke.
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The media giant's stock dropped approximately 4 percent and shaved off about 0.73 points from the price-weighted Dow.
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BOP guidelines call for up to 54 days per year to be shaved off IF inmates show good behavior.
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The body is similar to the D7200's, but Nikon has added a touchscreen and shaved off 35g of weight.
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In court, prosecutors said Katt and his crew shaved off Corey's beard while holding him and threatening to kill him.
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If Thursday's stock losses were to hold by the close, about $6 billion would be shaved off Twitter's market value.
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When a groomer shaved off 35 pounds of matted fur from his body, it was like a rebirth for Lazarus.
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She went through years of getting her hair shaved off and she is still trying to deal with these demons.
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As it clearly shows, Cardinale's waist has been taken in and a part of her thigh has been shaved off.
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In September, the "Perfect Date" star revealed that he dyed his beard blonde, but it has since been shaved off.
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Jason Momoa sent fans into a frenzy when he shaved off his beard for the first time in seven years.
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Though gone is the famous mustache, which he shaved off on Valentine's Day in 1988 as a gift for his wife.
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A significant part of that administrative cost can be shaved off once the platform is used at full scale, Clerc said.
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Bank of America was the biggest drag on the S&P and Goldman Sachs shaved off 16 points from the Dow.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average shaved off about 14 points and the Nasdaq Composite lost more than 16 points on Thursday.
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He thinks any impact on earnings per share will be somewhat minimal, with about 3 to 4 cents being shaved off.
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The IMF shaved off 21.4 percentage points from its previous economic forecast for the UK, estimating growth of 1.3% in 2017.
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We've seen probably a half a percentage point of GDP shaved off the U.S. economy because demand globally has been weak.
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But the police had frogmarched him and other bearded young men to the barber shop, where their beards were shaved off.
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The actor, 39, shaved off his signature beard, sharing a video of the big moment to his YouTube page on Wednesday.
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Roosters crow in the background and his famous mustache has been shaved off, showing an upper lip few have seen before.
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Bank of America was the biggest drag on the S&P and Goldman Sachs shaved off 21 points from the Dow.
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"It helped my neck and jaw line… It definitely shaved off a good 10 years of wear and tear," he said.
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The better-than-expected print came even as a General Motors workers strike shaved off more than 40,000 jobs last month.
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Whole pickles, tomatoes, onions and blocks of nice cheese get slices shaved off just a second before they're dropped on top.
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They shaved off a few millimeters from the surface of their samples and then drilled into them to extract genetic data.
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Kate Hudson shocked everyone when she shaved off her long locks while filming a project with singer Sia in July 2017.
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In April, the Game of Thrones alum shaved off his beard in honor of the launch of his canned water line.
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The contract reached an 18-month high in the previous session, but a strong dollar has shaved off most of those gains.
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Source: FactSet However, shares have shaved off 55 percent of their value since billionaire Oprah Winfrey's partnership with the weight-loss company.
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Much shorter, in fact: William's hair had all but been shaved off, making it the shortest look we've ever seen on him.
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He is sporting a truly insane haircut—a revolting top knot with the sides shaved off—and a gross, fuzzy red beard.
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" Yuhki Yamashita, product manager of the app redesign, said his team "shaved off every millisecond possible to make it a faster experience.
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Al Gore grew (and later shaved off) a full beard and became a powerful advocate for building public awareness on climate change.
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An upgrade for hardened F-22 Raptor shelters is also getting some cash shaved off, as are many other projects throughout Germany.
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According to former finance minister Alexei Kudrin, a liberal stalwart, sanctions have shaved off a mere 85033 percent of GDP per year.
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They left on the side of a road, badly beaten and bruised, her hair shaved off and her body branded, he said.
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A guy four spots ahead of Driver had a mole on his scalp which got shaved off, leaving him bleeding and screaming.
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The Dow, in particular, was impacted by Boeing's 0.563% drop as it shaved off about 58 points from the 30-stock average.
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I had shaved off my beard and cut my hair since last time, but surely he had to realize I was here?
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The emblematic mustache he wore throughout his career as a cop has been shaved off, lending him a softer, more fragile appearance.
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"Let&aposs fight until the last seed of illicit filming dies!" one protester shouted into the microphone while another shaved off her hair.
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Fertitta explained that while quality should never be sacrificed, there's always something that can be shaved off in every aspect of a business.
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But roughly two months later, about $250 billion was shaved off its value amid a tech stock beating, according to Fortune in October.
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Then the men all do the same thing: They go to the barber and get the bushy beards demanded by ISIS shaved off.
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They left her on the side of a road, badly beaten and bruised, her hair shaved off and her body branded, he said.
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Total revenue fell 22 percent to $4.37 billion, mainly due to store closures, which shaved off $770 million of revenue, the company said.
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It largely worked in 22 as seven minutes were shaved off the length of the average game, winnowing it down to three hours.
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For her first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in 2014's "Guardians of the Galaxy," Gillan actually shaved off all her hair.
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Pressed about his daughter's age, Mr. Chaudhary said he shaved off two years on government documents to give her an advantage in school.
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We shaved off the tree's bark and got to the cambium, the soft inner layer of bark that we would boil in water.
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Travelocity had the same deal on the Palmer House, but Kayak shaved off a few bucks, offering the room at $180 per night.
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I opted for a thicker crumb coat so no matter how much I shaved off, you likely wouldn't see my cake layers underneath.
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At the briefing, Obstfeld said that "close to a percentage point" could be shaved off of global growth if the trade rift continues.
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A focus of the new coaching staff in spring training, Syndergaard has shaved off fractions of a second off his delivery this season.
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All those little instances of seconds shaved off can add up over time, which makes the Optane 8003P seem like a very enticing upgrade.
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Our stressed-scenario analysis shows that as much as 26796% could be shaved off banks' earnings, if property prices fell 27239% in a year.
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The tech giant's stock fall shaved off 30 points on the Dow Jones industrial average, which briefly fell 100 points shortly after the open.
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Our Medical team shaved off the pounds of intertwined fur from her body &, needless to say, this cat is feeling so much better now!
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I shaved off dead space recorded in the beginning, adjusted the pitch down, and assigned a vocoder effect, making it sound dark and robotic.
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On Monday, he had his hair implants shaved off before he was locked in a shared cell in Rio's notorious Bangu prison, authorities said.
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Local authorities have shaved off 12 percent of their funding which has impacted staff salaries, and the current contract could end at any time.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average shaved off more than 120 points off Wednesday's highs in the aftermath and fell more than 200 points Thursday.
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Leto also seemed to have shaved off the bushy beard he's been sporting on tour with the rock band for the last few months.
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I love the guy, I'm so grateful he took the job, and I'm so sorry for the years it probably shaved off his life.
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Read more: 7 things to know about 'The Perfect Date' star Noah CentineoFans who noticed the shaved off hair shared their reactions on Twitter.
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In 1999, he'd become head of a hidebound, creaking National Security Agency, shaved off management fat and pumped new muscle into its collection capabilities.
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Last week, Game Of Thrones actor Kit Harington shaved off his beard, posted the results to social media, and just about broke the 'net.
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The heatwave shaved off about four inches of snow, a quarter of which melted on February 6, the day that broke the temperature record.
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"We shaved off a couple of percentage points from the Q1 GDP in China," said Simona Gambarini, markets economist at Capital Economics in London.
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That explains Thursday's market declines: The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed more than 2743 points, the shaved off 1.19% and the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.58%.
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That explains Thursday's market declines: The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed more than 286 points, the shaved off 1.19% and the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.58%.
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Dell shaved off a little weight from the already trim XPS 23, too — the Latitude 22 is slightly lighter at 22 pounds, down from 20.
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Goldman's stock hit a near five-month low on Tuesday and shaved off 73.07 points off the Dow Jones industrial average, which fell 113.64 points.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average shaved off 148 points (85033 percent), while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq dropped 0.82 percent and 0.75 percent each.
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" Another protester, Rifga Abdelrahman, said her friends were "beaten up, their hair shaved off, insulted, treated in a way that no Sudanese girl should be treated.
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Nine hundred of the 3,500 global routes Hopper examined offered an average discount of $20 per ticket on Thursdays, and 600 shaved off $30 on Mondays.
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Travelers' decline shaved off about 80 points from the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which fell as Wall Street grappled with a deluge of corporate earnings results.
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The government plans to offer incentives for using domestic suppliers: firms that buy lots of locally made components could have 80% shaved off their customs bills.
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Johnny Depp's shaved off a lot of his famous flowing locks, and what's left is his new take on the mohawk 'cause ... rock 'n' roll, baby!
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The S&P 500 has shaved off nearly $1.6 trillion inmarket cap so far in 2016, one of the worst starts for the index on record.
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The Commerce Department initially projected 2.3 percent growth in the first quarter of 2018, but shaved off 0.1 percent in its latest analysis of the timeframe.
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Ms. Evans is 6 feet tall and had said she was a mere 20153- 11, while Mr. Donner shaved off a little more from his height.
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Ms. Evans is 6 feet tall and had said she was a mere 5- 11, while Mr. Donner shaved off a little more from his height.
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They shaved off their beards, they cut off their hair, they changed their clothes, they slipped into refugee camps, they managed to get back into Europe.
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On Monday, global benchmark Brent crude was up 0.07% to $68.21 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude shaved off 0.05% to $1.58123 per barrel.
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In April, the Aquaman star shaved off his beard in honor of a new line of canned water that he helped launch with the Ball Corporation.
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On Monday, global benchmark Brent crude was up 0.07% to $68.21 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude shaved off 0.05% to $1.58123 per barrel.
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When we put Orion on top of those, it shaved off an extra 100 million miles, and the savings got up to 185 million miles a year.
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The price range Uber provided last month already shaved off some of the expected market value, which was originally expected to be as high as $100 billion.
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Concerns about the economic fallout of the virus outbreak, which has been declared a global emergency, shaved off more than 22.3 points from the Dow on Friday.
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Boeing's decline shaved off more than 260 points from the Dow given the index's price-weighted nature and the stock's high price relative to other Dow components.
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She shaved off the hair and eyebrows of her two young daughters to make them look boyish and sickly, so that IS rapists might leave them alone.
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In a recent post, the user uploaded a hilarious photo to the site, showing exactly what an eyebrow looks like when half of it is shaved off.
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Hours later she surprised fans with a vibrant orange hairdo, with the right side of her hair shaved off and her hair on the left side curled.
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Billions would be shaved off pharma's bottom line, meaning the industry would no longer have the muscle to bully Congress into propping up its international patent regime.
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Hudson revealed that she shaved off her blonde locks for the movie, Sister, which comes from Australian singer/songwriter Sia who also wrote and is directing the project.
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That's the going rate for the NFL star's recently shorn facial follicles -- which Ellen DeGeneres famously shaved off earlier this month after the Patriots won the Super Bowl.
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Together they designed a dining room for the Target House at St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital — the same cause for which Chip shaved off his signature long locks.
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On that day in 2007, Spears was battling for custody with Kevin Federline when she walked into a hair studio, grabbed a buzzer, and shaved off her hair.
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If I shaved off all my hair right now it would take me three years to grow it all out again, and I'd look really weird until then.
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So I shaved off my mustache the morning after my bachelor weekend in a dilapidated mansion in Atlantic City that I had rented with a group of friends.
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They also praise the new setup's efficiency, arguing that, at least on some routes, one hour or more could be shaved off a trip that currently takes two.
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The Army Corps of Engineers shaved off the flank of a mountain across the river to create an elevated platform on which the new commercial district would sit.
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Of course, that paycheck might vary somewhat because creators were obligated to eat payment processor fees in addition to the 5 percent take the platform shaved off the top.
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Go pick up a stick or two (I've hoarded eight) and start planning what to do with all the extra time you'll have shaved off your morning makeup routine.
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During his time on the lam, he'd shaved off his mustache, and he looked wild-eyed and skeletal with liver-spotted skin and neck tendons taut as rubber bands.
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And for the $46.4 billion dollar company that just shaved off a tenth of its value, it's one that it seems like it doesn't have an answer to today.
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So the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards hired a professional D.J. named Azmyth Kaminski, shaved off his dreadlocks, removed his body piercings and put him in a suit.
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Sometimes, it seems that Mr. Cheadle has shaved off too many of the real man's edges, as in a domestic fight in which Miles doesn't throw the first punch.
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About $1.63 billion was designated in 21.6 for different types of fencing in areas that would have covered about 225 miles, but rising costs have shaved off 220 miles.
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He was still scruffy and barrel-shaped from being locked in a stall for so long, with bald patches in his fur where Tanya had shaved off dried dung.
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And while it's true that Instagram has shaved off some would-be Snapchat users, it's unclear if many of these people would have ever joined the platform to begin with.
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When he set his official world record in Berlin last year, the 23 seconds that he shaved off the previous best was the biggest step forward in a half-century.
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Al Fazliya, Iraq (CNN)A group of small boys peer in through the broken window of a tiny barbershop, witnesses to an unfamiliar sight: a man having his beard shaved off.
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And while it's true that Instagram might have shaved off some would-be Snapchat users, it's unclear if many of these people would have ever joined the platform to begin with.
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Tom Holland recently shaved off his hair for a new role in an upcoming movie called "Cherry," which is directed by Joe and Anthony Russo and scheduled for release in 2020.
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" The Buzz That Rocked The Internet"The original plan was for [Milly Bobby Brown's hair] to be completely shaved off, but we [said no] and gave her a shade of hair.
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The day before, I had shaved off my long, curly, beautiful hair, and the dark circles under my eyes from the stress of facing decades in prison had me looking crazy.
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Ms. Wells is 56 but looks about 30 years younger, with a long blonde braid springing from the top of her head and the rest of her hair shaved off underneath.
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I'm Cherokee and Jewish, so my hair genetics are strong and mighty — even with half of it shaved off on the sides, there's still just so much of it to control.
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The iPad 2, which started shipping in March 2011, had the same wide bezels as its predecessor, but Apple shaved off some numbers where it mattered most: in weight and thickness.
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So I added what was around, what seemed compatible with vinegar-splashed rice noodles: chopped cucumbers, boiled soybeans, jarred pickled chiles, sliced watermelon radishes, leftover grilled corn, shaved off the cob.
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Concerns over the safety of Boeing's marquee MAX fleet led to groundings worldwide last week and shaved off more than 1 percent from the market value of the world's largest planemaker.
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More than $22014bn has been shaved off the value of 1,278 actively traded bonds denominated in dollars, euros, sterling and yen since Brent crude hit almost $116 a barrel in June 2014.
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"All of these guys have got Teddy-bear alpaca mohair fur that's dyed into their various colors, and then it's shaved off of the backing and glued onto ladies' tights," he said.
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The top half of his face held glasses, the bottom a short white beard that McPhee first grew, unintentionally, during a canoe trip in the 22010s and has not shaved off since.
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Tekashi 93ix29ine is facing the judge in federal court, and he's about to find out exactly how long he'll be locked up -- AKA, how much all that snitching shaved off his time.
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Kroger's stock shaved off some of the XRT's gains, after it declined 7.7 percent on news that Amazon would instantly launch discounts for shoppers in Whole Foods the once the deal closes.
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All this carbon fiber and other pounds shaved off the car allow for 55 pounds of weight savings, or 110 pounds if the more aggressive carbon fiber brakes are optioned on the car.
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And with your eyebrows shaved off and repainted halfway up your forehead, and your teeth dyed black, you look very stylish...but I am afraid in today's world you may attract unwanted attention.
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I think investor reaction to Apple results, and the tens of billions shaved off its market capitalization Wednesday, can be boiled down to this more fundamental issue: No company is immune to overcapacity.
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In a report on August 11th, the People's Bank of China seized on an idiom derived from his road-building experience: it had "shaved off mountain peaks and filled valleys" in managing liquidity.
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The dollar steadied against a basket of currencies on Wednesday, having pulled up from three-year lows set last week as traders shaved off some of the bearish bets against the U.S. currency.
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" Holland recently shaved off his hair for his role in a movie called "Cherry" with the Russo Brothers and will voice a character alongside Will Smith in the animated movie "Spies in Disguise.
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He shaved off the mustache he long wore in Turkey, an act with political overtones given that mustaches are de rigueur in Mr. Erdogan's Justice and Development Party, shortened to A.K.P. in Turkey.
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Jabra says the new earbuds are 20 percent smaller than the 65t, and it certainly looks like the company has shaved off most of that recognizable arm on the front of the bud.
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It's not that much smaller than the regular-sized Switch but those extra inches Nintendo shaved off make the Switch Lite one of the most portable devices I own, outside of my phone.
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Short hair is having a moment in Hollywood: Katy Perry recently debuted a pixie cut, Zoë Kravitz went for a buzzed platinum look and Kristen Stewart shaved off her platinum blonde strands as well.
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High volatility in money-market rates, once a regular occurrence, has all but vanished, hence the central bank's conceit that, in a Qin-like manner, it has shaved off mountain peaks and filled valleys.
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The strong dollar shaved off $7 billion from IBM's 2015 revenue and reduced its profit by $300 million in the fourth quarter, Chief Financial Officer Martin Schroeter said in a conference call with journalists.
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The rest of "Red Sparrow" is glum, protracted, and needlessly nasty, with two attempted rapes and a charming scene in which Nate, tied to a chair, has patches of skin shaved off like Parmesan.
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To create the 765LT, McLaren took the 720S and bumped power up to a rated 755 horses, gave it a larger front splitter and rear wing, shaved off 176 pounds, and reworked its suspension.
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A recent ban on tenant fees that go towards cost of conducting viewings, verifying references and drawing up contracts has shaved off revenue at Foxtons' lettings business, making it harder to achieve organic growth.
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Officers arrested the suspect near the Spree River as he stepped from a clump of shrubbery, with his wig gone, his clothes changed, his beard shaved off, and a Russian passport in his pocket.
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Panic ensued and the Dow Jones Industrial average shaved off 2,000 points, all because trading was thin enough that the official's statements, which were in the minority opinion of the Fed, rocked the Street.
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Negative external demand, or exports minus imports, shaved off some growth in the quarter as shipments of information-technology goods to Asia slowed, though many analysts expect exports to remain firm in coming quarters.
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Plus, if you can find a guy with tired eyes, sleeve tattoos and dreadlocks but with half the side of his head shaved off, he'll probably be able to sort you some local drugs.
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Cara Delevingne recently shaved off her hair for her role as a cancer patient in Life in a Year, along with Halsey, Kristen Stewart and more stars who have freed themselves of their long hair.
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Their reasoning is that these companies either have new management with a fresh vision or have seen so much value shaved off their stocks that seemingly the only way to go from here is up.
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It's unclear how much Trump's intervention actually shaved off the cost of the latest batch of fighter jets, as defense analysts and supporters of the program have said the cost per unit was already declining.
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That amount fell, however, after U.S. President Donald Trump refused to deliver two-thirds of a $3-billion promise made by his predecessor and as currency fluctuations shaved off a further $1 billion, according to analysts.
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The Gear Fit2 appears to have shaved off some of the size (especially in the bezel area) and packed in a whole mess of cool features that might be more at home in a traditional smartwatch.
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Come to think of it, if we shaved off Santa's beard, dyed his hair and opened a Twitter account for him, we might pop him into the White House and no one would notice the difference.
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Saying goodbye to Aquaman and the other bearded characters he's played, the action star caused a buzz when he shaved off his beard on camera to promote aluminum as the cure to Earth's giant plastics problem.
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The revelations of misconduct by participants from a year-long inquiry into Australia's financial sector have shaved off about 20.4 percent of the value from the financial index since the inquiry was announced on Nov. 233.22.
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The 38-year-old actress stunned fans in July when she shaved off her famous long blonde locks for her role in the new movie Sister, which comes from Australian singer/songwriter (and writer and director) Sia.
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Lise Grande said Iraqi security forces would transport fleeing civilians, who would be vetted to ensure Islamic State fighters could not hide among them, following residents' reports that militants had shaved off their beards to escape detection.
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She wrote Cooking recently to deliver a terrific no-recipe recipe for our Wednesday delectation: just-cooked summer corn shaved off the cob, tossed gently with blueberries and torn basil, and drizzled with extra-virgin olive oil.
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US Farathane shaved off 265bp from its US$236m term loan to 193bp over Libor with a 219% floor, while Pabst slashed 21bp from its US$262m term loan to 475bp over Libor with a 1% floor.
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No matter how many salads I ate, no matter how many smoothies I drank, no matter how many seconds I shaved off my mile, I needed the bikini-body trophy before I could truly consider myself healthy.
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His left leading edge shaved off the top several inches from my vertical and skimmed the turtle-deck without touching until it impacted my right hand holding up the canopy, at well over sixty miles an hour.
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"The economy likely grew at an annualized rate above 2 percent in the April-June quarter backed by domestic demand - private consumption, capex, inventory and public investment - even though net exports probably shaved off growth somewhat," Minami said.
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In February last year, Kim Jong Un partially shaved off a third of his eyebrows, which caused beauty editors and brow enthusiasts to mourn his once-coveted thick and straight brows that are all the rage in Asia.
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In this Behind the Design, which digs deeper into an episode from Fixer Upper season five, Chip is still sporting his long locks, which he later shaved off in a fundraising effort for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
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They're calling it the Nest Thermostat E. As rumored, they've shaved off a good chunk of the price tag; whereas the original Nest Learning Thermostat will continue to sell for $250, the Thermostat E will go for $169.
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Everyone is talking — and writing — about Apple's admission that it will revise its Q1 earnings guidance downward: Yesterday, the stock was down nearly 10 percent, and tens of billions of dollars were shaved off Apple's market cap overnight.
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Yet, when she shaved off all her hair for the upcoming film, Life in a Year — and then bedazzled her bald head for the Met Gala — opinions on the matter flooded the internet like they were Niagara Falls.
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Ms. Light shaved off her glamorous golden hair and bared her soul; she spent a year as Vivian Bearing, both in New York and on a national tour, which included a run at the Kennedy Center in Washington.
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From Lenny Bruce to George Carlin to Dave Chappelle to Sarah Silverman to Chris Rock, the best humorists have used that rich spice shaved off from the fruit of painful or taboo subjects to craft their humorous commentary.
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Wealth manager IOOF Holdings marked its highest in a year, advancing as much as 6%, after the sale price it had to pay for Australia and New Zealand Banking's pension assets was shaved off by 13% on Thursday.
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He estimated that 0.8 percent could be shaved off Singapore's growth in an event of "an all-out trade war," defined as 15 percent to 25 percent tariffs on all products traded between the world's two largest economies.
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Doesn't anyone care about me, and the anecdote I tell with alarming frequency about the time I shaved off my pinky fingernail with a new $2 Bic razor and then passed out at the sight of my own blood?
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The comments by Yi Gang in the People's Daily, the official paper of China's ruling Communist Party, came after a two-week slide in the yuan that shaved off more than 1.5 percent of its value against the dollar.
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"[W]e would arrive at a common, base soup stock of what was true based on a number of people overlapping in the same account, and then anything that did not comport with that would get shaved off," she said.
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Prosecutors and defense attorneys agreed to recommend that U.S. District Judge Robert Scola impose a 20-year prison sentence for Vallerius, but he could get time shaved off through his agreement to cooperate in further investigation of the online drug sales.
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After accounting for about $2885 million in interest and taxes, the strike shaved off about $2965 billion in profit from the automaker's 19.53 earnings, or $219.5 a share, the company said in releasing its third-quarter earnings before the markets opened.
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She wasn't seen until Thanksgiving morning, when the 34-year-old was found 150 miles south of her home, badly beaten and bruised, her hair shaved off and her body branded, her husband, Keith, said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Just when you thought you were done being shocked by Jason Momoa for the day — he shaved off his beard for the first time seven years, in case you missed it — HBO has revealed a truly wild tale about the actor.
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CreditCreditCharlie Gates for The New York Times ETYEK, Hungary — By the time Antonio Banderas shaved off his eyebrows and hair to play Pablo Picasso — his lifelong hero, his towering standard of greatness — he had already been asked to portray Picasso twice.
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It was delicious with fried eggs, and with tender, shredded, wilted kale, and fresh fava beans that had been blanched in salted water, and summer corn, shaved off the cob and sautéed with some coconut oil, and even with roasted okra.
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Soldiers shaved off her beloved hair and tattooed her arm; witnesses say she was skeletal, covered in sores and infected with scabies and typhus when she died in Bergen-Belsen in the spring of 1945, days after the death of her sister Margot.
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Fears surrounding the economic impact of the epidemic, which has been declared as a global emergency, shaved off more than 27.0155 points from the Dow Jones Industrials on Friday, with the three main indexes suffering their worst week in at least four months.
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Fears surrounding the economic impact of the outbreak, which has been declared as a global emergency, had shaved off more than 22.66 points from the Dow Jones Industrials and pushed the benchmark S&P 21 into the red for the year on Friday.
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Fitbit shaved off another roughly 10% of its value in trading today after a downgrade from a Wall Street firm, which will once again throw on more skepticism as to whether or not Fitbit can be a viable business in the smartwatch market.
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Watford, two goals to the good, actually benefitted from his underhand tactics in the end: with Arsenal desperately trying to get back in it at the death, the time he shaved off through moving in slow motion might actually have made the difference.
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For every 100 pounds shaved off new cars to meet CAFE standards, between 440 and 780 additional people are killed in auto accidents, amounting to 85033,200 to 3,900 lives lost per year, according to researchers at Harvard University and the Brookings Institution.
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Both stocks have shaved off nearly a quarter of their value the past three months as "investor sentiment has turned more sour on ride-hailing stocks following large reported losses, regulatory headlines out of California and concerns around slowing growth," Kahn said.
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Hot on the heels of the Reserve Bank of Australia's 25 basis point rate cut on Tuesday, the Fed shaved off half a percentage point from its key rates, in an emergency move that highlighted its urgency to prevent a possible global recession.
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Even before a sudden plunge that briefly shaved off a tenth of the pound's value during Asian trading, sterling was headed for its worst week since January 21.1198 as some national leaders called for Britain to make a "hard" exit from the European Union.
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A day after the Fed shaved off a quarter-percentage point, Trump threatened to slap a 10% tariff on $300 billion in Chinese goods on September 1, later triggering a 24-hour tumult in tit-for-tat retaliatory actions between the world's two largest economies.
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As Hindsgaul told us, the side-shave represents more than just Kali's punk aesthetic: It's a holdover from her time as 008 in the Hawkins Lab, when she, like Eleven (or should we call her Jane?), went through years of having her hair shaved off by scientists.
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UniCredit, Italy's only global systemically important bank, said its CET 260.9 ratio - a sign of financial strength - fell to 22018 percent by June 219, from 23 percent at the end of March, with 22 basis points shaved off as a result of a BTP bond selloff.
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But the magic of his edit is that its component parts—comet-like vocal samples, black hole kick drums—balloon and swell to fill any minutes that he shaved off, creating a relativistic sort of dance track that suggests that time and space are, in fact, malleable.
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As Michael Chagnon, Curator of Exhibition Interpretation at Japan Society, tells me, the only guaranteed way to differentiate wakashu from women in these artworks are small patches of hair shaved off, represented by small white dots on their heads, discrete enough to be overlooked by the uninitiated viewer.
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While the pop star's latest do is right on-trend with a number of other A-list ladies like Kristen Stewart and Zoë Kravitz who also recently shaved off their strands, Perry admitted that the cut had more to do with hair damage than wanting a particular hairstyle.
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Maybe you've had pork gyros dozens of times in your life, maybe more: the crisp, heat-darkened fatty pork shaved off a spit and either rolled into a grilled pita with salad and tzatziki sauce or served as a platter with French fries alongside the salad and sauce.
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In the mirror, A. could see, along with the black eye and some dried blood under his left eyebrow, that his thick beard had been completely shaved off, leaving only a really small mustache under his nose, and his hair was combed to the side in a strange and ugly way.
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ET * Indexes up: Dow 0.40%, S&P 0.47%, Nasdaq 0.80% (Updates to early afternoon) Feb 26 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rose on Wednesday after a rocky start to the week that shaved off more than 6% from each of the main indexes on growth fears as the coronavirus spread in several countries.
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ET * Indexes up: Dow 13%, S&P 1.51%, Nasdaq 1.86% (Adds comment, details; updates prices) Feb 26 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks attempted a recovery on Wednesday after a rocky start to the week that shaved off more than 6% from the main indexes on growth concerns stemming from a global spread of the coronavirus.
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ET * Indexes up: Dow 0.40%, S&P 0.47%, Nasdaq 0.80% (Updates to early afternoon) By Medha Singh Feb 26 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rose on Wednesday after a rocky start to the week that shaved off more than 6% from each of the main indexes on growth fears as the coronavirus spread in several countries.
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ET * Indexes up: Dow 13%, S&P 1.51%, Nasdaq 1.86% (Adds comment, details; updates prices) By Medha Singh Feb 26 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks attempted a recovery on Wednesday after a rocky start to the week that shaved off more than 6% from the main indexes on growth concerns stemming from a global spread of the coronavirus.
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On the Moto X4, that goes double since it's also the first Android One phone to work with Project Fi, Google's own cellular service (shaved off of Sprint's, T-Mobile's and US Cellular's networks), which is only available in the U.S. I have to say, the lack of carrier bloat is one of the best features in the Moto X4.
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With the help of architect Emily Farnham and designer Sarah Sherman Samuel, she shaved off awkward additions made over the years, then layered in modern necessities (like a full smart home suite) and furnishings that suited the couple's eclectic tastes — like a Katy Skelton bench and Cedar & Moss ceiling light in the bedroom (top) and a pair of Croft House chairs by the pool (above).
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"The authorities are saying that there could be 1 percentage point shaved off year-over-year growth, so we get down to the 5% region — that is already a huge admission from the Chinese authorities, particularly in the year when they've got this long-term poverty reduction goal during which they need to meet that 6% growth rate, and (Chinese President) Xi Jinping is still talking about that," Beamish said.
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The researchers used a mathematical model to estimate that people who consumed between seven and 14 drinks per week had a lower life expectancy at age 40 of about six months; people who drank between 14 and 24 drinks per week had one to two years shaved off their lives; and people who imbibed more than 24 drinks a week had a lower life expectancy of four to five years.
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If you're a seasoned taco-eater (and we hope you are.... hmm), maybe you've been fortunate enough to experience the flavor perfection that is pork prepared al pastor, a Central Mexican dish wherein tender pork takes a cue from Lebanese and Turkish shawarma and döner kebab, and is marinated in a fiery spice mix with pineapple, cooked rotisserie-style, and shaved off in thin slices right into your waiting tortillas.
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There were the three women who were tried with Manson: Susan Atkins, Leslie Van Houten, and Patricia Krenwinkel, who the Associated Press reported arrived to the final day of their trial in "prison uniforms with ribbons in their long hair," famously shaved off that hair after Manson shaved his head partway through the trial, and shocked the nation by laughing as they walked into the courtroom to be sentenced.
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