Last month, another Pegasus flight skidded off the runway and in 2018 another flight skidded down the runway and a cliff, NPR reported.
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I hit my brakes instantly + skidded to the left.
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The FAA had earlier said it skidded off the pavement.
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The dollar skidded 0.4 percent against the yen to 111.04 .
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The dollar skidded 0.4 percent against the yen to 110.96 .
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Caterpillar dropped 1.5 percent and General Motors skidded 0.5 percent.
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Rio Tinto skidded 1.143 percent to its weakest in 7 years.
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Japan Post Insurance declined 1.2% and T&D Holdings skidded 1.1%.
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The also skidded, tumbling 48.84 points or 1.82 percent to 2,641.89.
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U.S. crude skidded to $21.6 after shedding 20.2 percent on Wednesday.
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The kiwi skidded to 66.32 yen, the lowest since November 2012.
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Earlier the agency said the plane had skidded off the pavement.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan skidded 1%.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China stocks skidded on Thursday, with the Shanghai index .
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The pick skidded innocently through Korpisalo's pads and into the net.
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The party nearly skidded off schedule Tuesday over concerns from Sens.
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In August, De Aza skidded again, dropping his batting average to .
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The Topix subindex for oil and coal stocks skidded 1.7 percent.
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The team's plane skidded off a runway after takeoff was aborted.
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The bus skidded nearly 80 feet before striking the truck's trailers.
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I grasped her muzzle tightly as we skidded onto Jane Street.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan skidded 20.96%.
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The plane skidded off the runway onto the grass around it.
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Japan Post Insurance declined 0.8% and T&D Holdings skidded 1%.
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The 30-year JGB yield skidded 6 basis points to 0.145 percent.
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Post-Paul Walker, the Furious franchise has skidded out of its lane.
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S. trade war intensified and the yuan skidded to 11-year lows.
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The Irish drug maker Perrigo skidded after it cut its profit forecast.
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The New Zealand dollar skidded to $0.6270, the lowest since September 2015.
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I ducked to avoid it, but its feet skidded off my hair.
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The New Zealand dollar skidded to $0.6270, the lowest since September 2015.
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Australian shares ended 21% down and South Korea's Kospi index skidded 2579.28%.
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Australian shares ended 1.3% down and South Korea's Kospi index skidded 3%.
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Australian shares ended 21% down and South Korea's Kospi index skidded 2579.28%.
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The car caught fire and skidded across the finish line upside down.
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Chinese shares fell 0.55% while shares in Hong Kong skidded by 1.65763%.
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Japan's Nikkei skidded 21.344 percent while South Korean shares slipped 27 percent.
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Sterling skidded to its weakest level since April 2017, falling to $1.2507.
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As Newman landed and skidded along the tarmac his car set alight.
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The dollar skidded as low as 105.86 yen, its lowest since May 3.
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Oil futures skidded on concerns the coronavirus outbreak would hit China's oil demand.
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Japan's Nikkei stock index skidded 1 percent after tumbling 3.5 percent on Monday.
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Other riders have crashed, stalled, skidded and fixed their bikes on the fly.
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The plane skidded off the runway on to surrounding grass, quickly catching fire.
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During the crash, Burrage's vehicle skidded 700 feet and flipped over several times.
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A plane skidded off the runway at Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport on Wednesday.
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Gambling firm GVC skidded 4.6 percent to its lowest level since June 2016.
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It skidded 2.2 percent last week, as the dollar dipped below 100 yen.
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Against the yen, it skidded to 152.93 from an early high of 160.14.
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Electricity retailer Trustpower Ltd skidded 2.5%, while dairy company Synlait Milk fell 2.1%.
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Many a great tennis champion has skidded to a halt at Roland Garros.
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Cryptocurrency bitcoin skidded about 3 percent but not before dipping almost 5 percent.
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Tokyo's Nikkei 225 index and the South Korean Kospi each skidded 1.9 percent.
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Pandora Media skidded after the streaming music company announced a management shake-up.
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It has skidded from a three-month peak of 97.6723 reached last week.
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Charter Communications and television networks like CBS and 21st Century Fox also skidded.
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Air China, China's flagship carrier, skidded 24% to the lowest in nine weeks.
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The Aussie skidded to a three-month low of 83.47 yen AUDJPY=R.
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EuroStoxx 50 futures declined about 2% while futures for London's FTSE skidded 1.3%.
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But the update disappointed markets and the shares skidded 7% at the open.
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Instead, they skidded through the day in a muck of ice and slush.
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The Australian dollar skidded 1.1% to $0.6677, a level not seen since early 2009.
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Instead, it's the Black man whose yard they've skidded into who gets the honors.
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Bovis Homes, Redrow, Bellway and Crest Nicholson skidded between 2.5 percent and 4.4 percent.
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Bovis Homes, Redrow, Bellway and Crest Nicholson skidded between 2.9 percent and 3.4 percent.
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But one flight that landed in Cincinnati skidded off the runway during a snowstorm.
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Fiat Chrysler dropped 3.33% while General Motors was down 4.3% and Ford skidded 2.3%.
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Obayashi skidded 0.8 percent and Kajima stumbled 2.0 percent, while Shimizu dropped 2.2 percent.
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On August 7 yields had skidded to 1.5950%, the lowest since October 3, 2016.
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However, recruiter Hays skidded 7 percent to the bottom of the mid-cap index.
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He tipped a treetop and skidded onto a golf course in Santa Monica, California.
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Premier Foods skidded 6.3 percent after dropping plans to sell its dessert brand, Ambrosia.
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The Russian rouble skidded lower as investors worried about the risks from U.S. sanctions.
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On January 7, another Pegasus plane skidded off a runway at the same airport.
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Tiffany's and Signet Jewelers, two luxury names in the group, skidded on Wednesday, too.
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The S&P/ASX 0.83 index skidded 0.4 percent or 19.4 points to 5,216.900.
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Shares of the company skidded more than 5 percent to $72.99 before the bell.
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The Tesla skidded after landing, and eventually hit a tree in a parking lot.
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He skidded out of the parking lot while my legs flailed in the air.
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On Thursday, the S&P 500 skidded 0.9% to hit one-month lows overnight.
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India's rupee skidded to a two-month low while China's yuan eased 1503 percent.
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Japan's Nikkei skidded more than 1 percent while South Korean shares slipped 0.8 percent.
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Sterling briefly skidded back under $262.24 and as far as 88.68 pence per euro.
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Sunday's emergency landing comes days after another plane in Myanmar skidded off the runway.
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Stocks on Wall Street skidded Thursday as drug companies and banks absorbed large losses.
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New Yorkers have slid, skidded and triple-lutzed around Wollman for nearly 70 years.
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The price of oil has skidded in recent days before making small gains Tuesday.
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The Philippine peso skidded 0.7% to mark its worst level in nearly a month.
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Energy Transfer Partners stock lost 20.1 percent and Sunoco Logistics stock skidded 20.8 percent.
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Shares of Campbell skidded about 7 percent to their lowest level since September 2015.
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Broader Asian shares skidded, weighed down by a renewed bout of selling on Wall Street.
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Origin Energy skidded 20.9 percent, pulling closer to a 20.3-year trough touched last week.
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Mumbai airport's main runway closed Tuesday after an airplane skidded off it, airport officials tweeted.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan skidded about 1.6 percent on Thursday.
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TOKYO, March 31 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices skidded on Thursday as investors booked profits.
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Her car caught fire as she skidded back across the track and hit another wall.
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The station reported that the plane caught fire after it skidded but was quickly extinguished.
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The euro skidded 0.6 percent to 114.10 yen after falling as low as 113.815 earlier.
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At one point, they skidded 71 percent, to 76 pence – their lowest point since 2009.
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Sterling had skidded when cautious investors booked profits after a sharp rally in previous days.
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Telecommunications equipment maker Lumentum skidded 4.9 percent Tuesday morning, and shares of major chipmakers tumbled.
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The Australian dollar, a liquid barometer of investor sentiment towards China, skidded half a percent.
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But within sight of the finish line, she skidded slightly and was knocked off-balance.
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But as the country skidded into post-revolution disorder, the talk of reform was lost.
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Two days in a row in 2011, Lion planes skidded off the same airport runway.
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The plane, Aeroflot flight SU 1492, skidded down the runway with its back section on fire.
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Energy stocks also skidded as the price of oil, already at decade lows, continued to fall.
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The car skidded 700 feet and flipped multiple times before Burrage flew out of the car.
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Japan's Nikkei stumbled 313% while Australia's benchmark index skidded 1.2%, while New Zealand shares dropped 1.5%.
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It skidded further to a low of 21.8275 per dollar by mid-afternoon, dipping 2 percent.
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The yen JPY= skidded to an eight-month low versus the dollar after Trump's election win.
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The broader Topix was down 0.2 percent at 1,320.40, as the banking subindex skidded 2 percent.
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Kesler sent a puck from the right boards that deflected off Hiller and skidded behind him.
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Shocked spectators filmed fireballs shooting out of a competition car as it skidded round in circles.
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Romy slipped and skidded into committing the kind of crime that cancels out a person's future.
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Sterling skidded 0.4 percent to $1.2922 and fell 0.2 percent versus the euro to 87.18 pence.
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The Australian dollar skidded a quarter of a U.S. cent to $0.744 on the subdued report.
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The plane then skidded off the runway, stopping about 300 meters (985 feet) away, Aispuro said.
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Terry Wallis, from Arkansas, was 19 when he skidded off a bridge in a pickup truck.
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London-listed shares of German travel firm TUI skidded 6.4% to its lowest since September 2019.
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Japan's Nikkei was 52.923% down, Australian shares stumbled 252.92% and South Korea's Kospi index skidded 21%.
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It skidded 11% last year, with the biggest slide between March and May, as interventions began.
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A boy on a Jet Ski skidded in circles on the Rio Grande below the bridge.
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The S&P 500 index skidded 2.7% and gave up most of its gains for 2020.
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The IPO market saw another disappointing debut as Peloton skidded in its first day of trading.
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Per local reports, the plane skidded and hit a nearby vehicle before stopping in a field.
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The automaker skidded into a bear market this month following escalating trade conflicts and disappointing earnings.
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British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group skidded 5.9% on its worst day since October 2017.
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The electric car maker has skidded nearly 40% in 2019, tracking for its worst annual performance ever.
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NVR shares skidded 3.8 percent, Toll Brothers shares rose 0.4 percent and PulteGroup fell 1.7 percent Thursday.
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Earlier, the agency said the plane skidded off the runway and got stuck in a grassy area.
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We wished we'd heeded this advice as our car skidded down the mountain and into a ditch.
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We wished we'd heeded this advice as our car skidded down the mountain and into a ditch.
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Bovis Homes skidded 5.4 percent while Redrow, Bellway and Crest Nicholson all fell at least 4 percent.
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London's indexes of financial stocks and miners gave up 1% each, while heavyweight oil stocks also skidded.
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Shares of the pharmaceutical company skidded more than 22.37 percent in premarket trading immediately following the report.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan skidded 256.34 percent to a two-week trough.
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Japan's Nikkei skidded 0.5 percent too, while Hong Kong and Sydney closed down 0.8 and 0.5 percent.
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The euro skidded 0.3 percent to as low as $1.1275, near a three-month low of $1.1234.
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The dollar skidded 0.5 percent against the yen to a more than one-week low of 112.80.
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On Thursday, the dollar's value against the Japanese currency skidded to a key target of 108 yen.
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The stock skidded more than 8% and was on course for its worst day since June 2016.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan skidded 1.1 percent to a two-week trough.
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Crude oil skidded 5 percent after OPEC and allied producers announced extended output cuts that disappointed investors.
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Shares of European and Asian automakers skidded on the possibility of import tariffs, while U.S. automakers gained.
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The world's first and largest cryptocurrency skidded as low as of $5,799.62 as of 4:27 p.m.
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The broader NSE stock index skidded, the rupee fell and bonds rose in a flight to safety.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan skidded 1.2 percent to a two-week trough.
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Before the first curve, she got tangled with another skater, fell and skidded into the safety pads.
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The risk-off mood sent the Australian dollar down 0.6% while the South Korean won skidded 1%.
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The S&P 500 airline index skidded 8.2%, including a 13.4% fall for American Airlines Group Inc.
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The S&P 500 airline index skidded 8.2%, including a 13.4% fall for American Airlines Group Inc.
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A Caspian Airlines flight on Monday overshot the runway and skidded onto a highway in southwestern Iran.
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Lion Air has had multiple plane crashes and other episodes in which planes have skidded off runways.
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Turkey's lira skidded 11% last year, with the biggest slide between March and May, as interventions began.
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"It felt like we bounced two or three times, tumbled and skidded to a stop," Hague said.
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The plane skidded off the runway and crashed into a nearby football field, the Kathmandu Post reports.
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Apple shares skidded 7.7 percent in after-hours trade, dragging the company's market value below $700 billion.
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Authorities in Ohio say a Columbus woman was killed Saturday after her car skidded off a slick road.
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Recruitment firm Hays skidded 6.1 percent as organic growth in Australia and Germany slowed in the third-quarter.
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The New Zealand dollar skidded to $0.6372, the lowest since January 2016, and slumped 0.66% to 67.84 yen.
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Aston Martin skidded 1.5% as Mercedes-Benz owner Daimler's profit warning triggered a sell-off among European carmakers.
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Ireland's main stock index ISEQ, which has tended to fall on fears of a disorderly Brexit, skidded 0.9%.
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China stocks skidded on Thursday, with the Shanghai index looking set to test lows hit during last summer.
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A jet overshot a runway and skidded across several lanes of a highway in northern Italy early Friday.
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Asian stocks skidded, with Chinese shares down 5 percent, after oil prices fell back below $30 a barrel.
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Danish hearing-aid maker William Demant skidded 9.2 percent after a disappointing guidance on full-year core profits.
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The Aussie skidded below 70 U.S. cents to be down more than 3 U.S. cents on the week.
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The energy sector, however, was the only one to take a beating after oil prices skidded on Friday.
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Humana stock dropped $17.24, or 9.6 percent, to $162.74 and Aetna skidded $4.77, or 4 percent, to $115.47.
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Natural gas prices skidded 21 percent to $22.13 per 210,21.74 cubic feet, the lowest level since March 21.76.
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But Abe's popularity ratings have skidded in recent months on suspicions of a cover-up linked to cronyism.
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CBL & Associates, which dropped 3.4% today, has skidded 42% from a year ago and 12% since May 10.
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Hovering above, the troops fired tracer rounds into the sandy earth beside the vehicles, which skidded to a stop.
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Shares of Costco Wholesale skidded 6.8 percent Friday after the company reported weaker-than-expected earnings amid increased competition.
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Mike Pence was touching down in New York City when his plane suddenly skidded off the runway Thursday night.
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But Renishaw skidded 5.1% after the engineering group cut its annual profit target for the second time this year.
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The plane skidded on the freeway for about 150 feet before hitting the rear of the car, KGTV said.
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Advance Auto skidded 6 percent at the open, but was trading down just 1 percent in the afternoon session.
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Job creation skidded to a near-halt in May in another sign that the U.S. economic momentum is slowing.
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" FROM COINAGE: The Real Cost of Going to Coachella Continues Miller, "And I skidded on the sick and fell.
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Manufacturing momentum in China skidded to a four-month low in June, according to twin surveys released on Friday.
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Then, last April, Raelene, 22, drowned when the car she was driving skidded into a river near the farm.
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Yet, the weak data reminded investors that markets had been gripped by recession fears as stocks skidded in December.
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But Truex&aposs No. 2400 Toyota skidded, Elliott regrouped and pulled away and Truex sputtered home, out of fuel.
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Stocks in Australia biggest insurers, including QBE Insurance, Insurance Australia Group and Suncorp, skidded in a stronger wider market.
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U.S. Treasury yields skidded to their lowest levels since February overnight against a backdrop of concerns about global growth.
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Panarin botched a slap shot from the left circle, but the puck skidded to Anisimov for his 20th goal.
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Japan's Nikkei skidded 21.4 percent in early trade, but is now up by around 153% at 215:270 a.m.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan skidded 64.653 percent from last week's high of 264.65 points.
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Opinion Columnist Tanitoluwa Adewumi, age 8, skidded around the empty apartment, laughing excitedly, then leapt onto his dad's back.
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Newman skidded down the track in a hail of sparks, eventually crossing the start-finish line in ninth place.
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Against the euro, the pound also skidded by 1 percent to 84.86 pence, its weakest since late October 2013.
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The Boeing 737 skidded into a gravel bed designed to stop a plane's momentum, and no one was injured.
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Adobe Systems skidded $3.57, or 2.4 percent, to $148.23, and Texas Instruments fell $2.31, or 2.8 percent, to $80.15.
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And a passenger plane, above, skidded off the runway at Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen Airport and broke into three pieces.
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Software-as-a-service firm Xero Ltd shed 4.8%, while buy-now-pay-later firm Afterpay Ltd skidded 6.7%.
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Chip company Skyworks Solutions, with about half of its sales from Apple, fell 1.9% and Lam Research skidded 4.1%.
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Exporter stocks such as Diageo, BAT and Unilever dragged the most, while healthcare firms AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline also skidded.
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Elsewhere, the Australian dollar skidded 0.1 percent to $0.6779 as investors bet on more Reserve Bank of Australia easing.
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Japan's Nikkei skidded 0.5 percent, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index closed down 0.8 percent and Sydney faltered 0.5 percent.
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Companies that make hardware and network devices skidded after HP, the printer and personal computer maker, forecast weak profits.
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The plane landed in a post office parking lot & skidded into a field, after crashing into a car pic.twitter.
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When we skidded to the stop and I looked out the window, I gave this huge sigh of relief.
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Energy shares tumbled as oil prices skidded after Saudi Arabia effectively ruled out production cuts by major producers anytime soon.
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M&S slipped 2.7 percent after a Credit Suisse downgrade and Ocado skidded 2.2 percent after HSBC lowered its rating.
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Despite this support, the lira skidded 11% last year, with the biggest slide between March and May, as interventions began.
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Royal Bank of Scotland skidded 5.4 percent and was on track for its worst day in more than five months.
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Despite this support, the lira skidded 173% last year, with the biggest slide between March and May, as interventions began.
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The 21-year yield skidded 2111.2500 basis points to 0.345 percent , after earlier marking a record low of 0.290 percent.
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M&S slipped 1.5 percent after a Credit Suisse downgrade and Ocado skidded 2.3 percent after HSBC lowered its rating.
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British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group skidded 7.5% and was on course for its worst day since June 2016.
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We skidded across the road and flipped four times in a field, landing on the right side of the car.
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Shares in Chinese carmakers skidded lower on Friday after an industry association cut its forecast for vehicle sales this year.
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The Hang Seng index skidded 2.2 percent to 29,518.69, while the China Enterprises Index lost 2.3 percent to 11,857.41 points.
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With his FP1 cut short by a seal problem, FP2 was also over quickly when Palmer skidded at turn 16.
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"What's the point of this," I wondered as I skidded down the side of a snowy mountain, pizza in tow.
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The last time she was seen was on the side of the road after her car had allegedly skidded off.
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Britain's FTSE index, up 0.85 percent, led the charge in overseas markets and sterling skidded to its lowest since Nov.
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All 300 passengers and crew evacuated, but a firefighter died tackling a fire after the plane skidded along the runway.
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Elsewhere on Wednesday, the Australian dollar skidded lower after a consumer confidence gauge triggered fresh concerns about a slowing economy.
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Just before the ceremony began, three cars skidded to a halt outside the mosque, and groups of men stormed inside.
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Nashville-based Envision, which has a market cap of $4.6 billion, was down 3 percent and Mednax skidded 4.9 percent.
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The Aussie skidded below 70 U.S. cents AUD=D4 to be down more than 3 U.S. cents on the week.
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The official non-manufacturing PMI survey, which measures the services sector, skidded to 29.6 in February from 54.1 in January.
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On the slick grass courts of the All England Club, a ball struck in the air skidded low and fast.
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The benchmark Nikkei average skidded 233% in choppy trading to finish at 22.4,23.5, its lowest closing level since November 23.4.
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Oilfield and engineering services provider Wood Group skidded 7.6 percent after Jefferies cut its rating and flagged upcoming dividend risk.
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Iron ore has skidded 8 percent from last week's two-year high near $80 a ton as Chinese futures slumped.
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The STOXX 600 was down 20.2 percent while the euro skidded all the way down past $20.3 in the currency market.
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KS) and not equipped with ESC skidded and flipped over at 60 kph (37 mph) in snowy conditions, killing one occupant.
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Air New Zealand fell as much as 3.2 percent to its lowest since May while Heartland Bank Ltd skidded 3 percent.
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Wall Street shares skidded overnight, with the S&P 22 slumping 2109.20 percent, the most in two-and-a-half weeks.
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But the New Zealand dollar skidded 0.7 percent to $0.7222 , moving away from the previous session's four-month high of $0.7319.
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Last week, a passenger bus skidded off the road in central Nepal, killing at least 33 people and injuring 38 others.
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Europe's STOXX 1.3443 skidded 0.3 percent and Italy's FTSE MIB benchmark index fell 2.1 percent to its lowest since early March.
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Global stock markets skidded on the news and China's yuan fell to a more than 5-month low versus the dollar.
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But that failed to ease pressure on the single currency , which skidded as low as $1.1505, its weakest since Aug. 21.
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Sterling, hit both by the broader market tumble and the latest Brexit nerves, skidded 0.7 percent to as low as $1.2941.
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Sentiment was also hit as Asian shares skidded ahead of central bank meetings in the United States and Japan this week.
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The material index skidded around 21.09 percent as concerns about global growth weighed on commodity prices, from copper to iron ore.
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Shares skidded 230 percent in the first hour of trading, falling to $25 at one point before regaining some lost ground.
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Babcock skidded 6 percent after it said restructuring its European business for Brexit would 10 million pounds ($13 million) a year.
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United Arab Emirates' healthcare provider NMC Health skidded more than 11 percent, its worst day on record, after posting annual results.
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South Korea's KOSPI, which hit a record high last week, skidded 0.6 percent early on before paring losses to 0.3 percent.
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The pound skidded on Friday after the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier warned a transition deal was far from assured.
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Gold was on track for its fourth straight session of gains as the dollar skidded to its lowest in two weeks.
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Against the yen, sterling skidded to 137.25, but held off a 3-1/2 year low of 133.65 set last Friday.
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The offshore Chinese yuan, which had skidded to a 22-month low this week, recovered nearly half a percent to 6.9456.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bitcoin skidded on Thursday, after South Korea's justice minister said a bill to ban cryptocurrency trade was being prepared.
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The Nikkei stock index skidded 2119.6600 percent in morning trade, pulling further away from a three-week high touched on Monday.
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Against the yen, sterling skidded to 136.20, but held off a 3-1/2 year low of 133.65 set last Friday.
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While attempting to skate up a softly sloped, three-foot quarter pipe, I skidded off my board and smashed my elbow.
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The dollar shed its early modest gains and skidded against the yen with markets in Japan closed for a public holiday.
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The family is especially jittery because one daughter recently returned from Italy after her study abroad program skidded to a halt.
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Caspian Airlines Flight 6936 on Monday overshot the runway and skidded onto a highway in Bandar-e Mahshahr, in southwestern Iran.
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Last week, six people were killed in the city of Noida, near New Delhi, after their car skidded off the road.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was quoted at 97.768, having skidded to a one-month low.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was quoted at 97.737, having skidded to a one-month low.
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Against the yen, sterling skidded to 136.11, but held off a 3-1/2 year low of 133.65 set last Friday.
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite both skidded, though a standout performance by Boeing lifted the Dow Jones industrial average.
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The dollar skidded 0.5 percent to one-week lows against its perceived safe-haven Japanese counterpart and last stood at 112.56 yen.
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Amazon stock skidded 235% in Friday's premarket, a day after the e-commerce giant's third-quarter earnings fell short of Street expectations.
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Shares of other makers of generic drugs, such as Perrigo Co Plc, Amneal Pharmaceuticals Inc and Endo International Plc, have also skidded.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan skidded 1.7 percent, with South Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia and Taiwan all down.
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Domino's shares skidded more than 9 percent Thursday after the pizza chain disappointed investors with sales growth that fell short of expectations.
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Premier Foods ended 1.2 percent lower, having skidded as much as 6.3 percent after dropping plans to sell its dessert brand, Ambrosia.
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Frankie & Benny's owner Restaurant Group skidded 11 percent on news its chief executive officer will step down due to "extenuating personal circumstances".
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Babcock skidded 5 percent after it said restructuring its European business for Brexit would cost 10 million pounds ($13 million) a year.
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Abercrombie & Fitch skidded 10.8 percent to $15.10 after the teen apparel retailer posted a bigger-than-expected drop in quarterly sales. Salesforce.
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Talks skidded between the U.S. and Canada last week, provoking the president to announce a bilateral deal with Mexico instead (The Hill).
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Japanese property & casualty insurers' shares skidded as investors fretted about the broader impact of the major storm that hit Houston on Sunday.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares skidded 1.2% as Chinese stocks and the Nikkei in Tokyo both fell around 1% too.
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Kroger sank 14.5 percent, Supervalu plummeted 17 percent, fell 7 percent, Sprouts Farmers skidded 12.7 percent, and dropped more than 15 percent.
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" A reporter for National Review, Tim Alberta, wrote in one of several posts on Twitter: "Plane landed hard, skidded, slid off runway.
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Equities skidded as investors began to fear that the Fed would keep raising interest rates even as economic conditions began to deteriorate.
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When Bradley, their teammate, recoiled, they were caught flat on their feet and could only watch as the ball skidded between them.
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The plane then skidded off the runway at General Guadalupe Victoria International Airport, stopping about 300 meters (1,000 feet) away, Aispuro said.
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So-called deceased donations in the New York area peaked at 240 in 260, but in subsequent years the number skidded downward.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World shares skidded further on Thursday and oil prices plunged more than 5% as investors worried the China-U.
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Then the plane skidded along the runway with its nose angled upward, the engines scraping the ground and flames streaking out behind.
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Vonn skidded to a stop at the side of the racecourse, her Olympic journey here, and likely forever, concluded, a torch passed.
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Against the yen, the dollar skidded as much as 0.9 percent from Wednesday's close to 106.03 yen, its lowest since November 2016.
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Shares of Nearmap Ltd skidded 24.6% after the aerial imagery firm said it lost some of its customers in the United States.
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A plane carrying Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence skidded off the runway Thursday evening after landing at New York's LaGuardia airport.
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Marner skidded a fine pass to Kadri for his 21st goal at 11:21 of the third to complete the hat trick.
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Shares of Boeing suppliers as well as those of airlines skidded after the U.S. company suspended production of its 737 MAX jetliner.
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Shares of Boeing suppliers as well as those of airlines skidded after the U.S. company suspended production of its 737 MAX jetliner.
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While the official said no one should read "anything improper" into this, shares of General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co skidded.
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In Uttar Pradesh, India's biggest state, six people were killed when their car skidded off the road and plunged into a canal.
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GE bonds' broad underperformance last year, when they skidded by around 14 percent, weighed heavily on the U.S. corporate bond market overall.
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Manufacturing momentum in the world's number two economy skidded to a four-month low in June, according to twin surveys released on Friday.
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Caterpillar stock skidded Monday after the company reported earnings that were sharply lower than expected and guidance that was much weaker than expected.
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Shares of Austrian chipmaker AMS, which supplies Apple and Samsung, skidded 11.5 percent, but have still more than doubled in value this year.
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It appears to have skidded off the airport runway while trying to land and ended up in the river, CNN affiliate WJXT reported.
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Gap shares skidded Monday after sales and earnings warnings, and "Fast Money" traders debated what the retailer's struggles meant for the whole sector.
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A plane carrying Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence skidded off the runway on Thursday evening after landing in New York's LaGuardia Airport.
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Wall Street shares had skidded on Tuesday, with the S&P 267.88 slumping 22 percent, the most in two-and-a-half weeks.
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South Africa's rand skidded to levels not seen since mid-2016 and Russia's rouble slumped to a near 2-1/2 year trough.
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The company said on Monday that its operating profit skidded 42 percent to 661 billion won last year, hurt by falling refining margins.
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During my time with the drone, I flew it in the rain, crashed it into pavement and skidded the camera across a tarmac.
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At least three people are dead after an airplane skidded off the runway at Istanbul's Subiha Gökçen airport on Wednesday, the airline confirmed.
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We skidded down towards the old town inhabited by the Dalit community, an impoverished low caste who worship both Hindu and local gods.
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In Monday's game, he skidded passes in front of receivers, missed multiple targets short and wide, and generally never found a strike zone.
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Recruitment firm PageGroup skidded 15.1% on its worst day in three years after warning that uncertainty related to Brexit and the China-U.
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They skidded more than 6 percent to a one-month low of A$5.46 in a broader market that was down 0.4 percent.
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In 2007, a Garuda Boeing 737 jet bounced and skidded off the runway at Yogyakarta airport before bursting into flames, killing 21 people.
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Having skidded from highs near $1.5000 on Friday, the pound fell as far as $0.73803 overnight, reaching a low not seen since 1985.
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The Canadian dollar skidded by 1 percent to C$1.2948 versus its U.S. counterpart, while the Australian dollar fell 0.7 percent to $0.7673.
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The auto retailer AutoNation fell $1.46, or 3 percent, to $47.89 and the auto supplier BorgWarner skidded $1.38, or 4 percent, to $33.35.
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Sterling - already wekane because of Brexit concerns - skidded along with other currencies, hitting a trough of $1.2378 on Thursday, its weakest since Nov.
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The vehicle they were traveling in skidded off the road, after which the mob dragged them out of the car and beat them.
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Pan Asia-Pacific shares skidded more than 2 percent while Japan's Nikkei tumbled as much as 4 percent to a six-month low.
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Micro Focus skidded nearly 6% after a filing showed executive chairman Kevin Loosemore had sold about 11.6 million pounds worth of its shares.
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In 2018, prices skidded nearly 5% to mark their worst year since 2008 largely due to tighter credit conditions and waning investor appetite.
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He served and volley frequently, but seldom predictably, and also lured Wawrinka forward with crisply sliced backhands that skidded low on the clay.
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At least 22 people were injured when the bus skidded off a winding road in Kisthwar district, government official Angrez Singh Rana said.
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Taiwan's main index skidded in morning trading to its lowest in more than a year, echoing slumps in financial markets around the world.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note skidded to a new low Thursday as concerns over the impact of the coronavirus.
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The plane skidded off the runway and was pretty close to grave danger but I just spoke to Mike Pence and he's fine.
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Europe's STOXX 600 skidded 0.3 percent on Monday and Italy's FTSE MIB benchmark index fell 2.1 percent to its lowest since early March.
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The Boeing 777-300 was coming into land at Dubai Airport when it skidded across the runway on its belly and burst into flames.
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Shares of U.S. automakers General Motors and Ford Motor, which have major sales and manufacturing operations in China, skidded on Wednesday after the news.
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"The driver lost control and the bus skidded off the road and fell into the valley," a top district official, G. Narendhar, told Reuters.
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The Canadian dollar — or "loonie", in the trader jargon — skidded to four-month lows after the United States slapped duties on Canadian softwood lumber.
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A Pegasus plane on Wednesday evening skidded off the end of a wet runway at Sabiha Gokcen and broke into three pieces after landing.
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The accident comes a month after a Pegasus plane with 164 people on board skidded off the runway at the same airport in Istanbul.
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A passenger plane skidded off the runway, broke apart and then caught fire Wednesday as it landed at Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport, CNN reported.
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China's factory activity skidded to a three-year low point in January, adding to gloom about the state of the world's second-largest economy.
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Shares in Huawei suppliers in China skidded on the news as markets opened in Asia, with Luxshare Precision Industry down as much as 6.1%.
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As a result, oil majors BP and Shell skidded despite higher crude prices, and AstraZeneca, British American Tobacco, GlaxoSmithKline also ended in the red.
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Markets skidded on Tuesday after President Donald Trump's latest tariff threats against Chinese goods rang alarm bells over an escalating U.S.-China trade spat.
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The Shanghai Composite index skidded 24.7 percent to 225.27,100.91 points by midday, with China's blue-chip CSI300 index falling a similar amount to 3,840.97.
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The dollar skidded against the yen, giving up about 0.67723 percent to 20.6772 yen, after earlier hitting a one-week low of 20.4 yen.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling skidded lower on Monday after British foreign minister Boris Johnson resigned, with the pound falling versus the dollar and the euro.
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Macy's shares closed Wednesday down 22017%, while Nordstrom and Kohl's skidded 22018%, J.C. Penney dropped nearly 240% and Dilliard's was less than 2% lower.
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The plane skidded off the runway and was pretty close to grave, grave danger, but I just spoke to Mike Pence, and he's fine.
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Other European automakers have also been hit: Renault (RNLSY)'s stock has plunged 50% this year, while Volkswagen (VLKAF) shares have skidded nearly 24%.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin's price skidded 12% lower on Thursday to around $11,383 after hitting an 18-month high of nearly $14,000 earlier this week.
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International benchmark Brent crude skidded to $45.46 Friday afternoon, down over 4003%, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate sank to $41.93, also around 8% lower.
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The 10-year JGB yield skidded to as low as minus 0.215 percent, and was last down 6.5 basis points at minus 0.210 percent.
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And separately, in Istanbul, a Pegasus Airlines jet skidded off a runway and broke into three pieces, killing three people and injuring 157 others.
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In December 1999, dozens of people, many of them Guatemalan medical students, died when a Cubana flight skidded off the runway in Guatemala City.
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U.S.-Russia relations have also skidded to a new low, with the special prosecutor's ongoing investigation alleging Russians meddled in the U.S. election process.
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The Wolverines (2110-11) have defeated Illinois, Purdue and Minnesota since their plane skidded off the runway and delayed their arrival at the tournament.
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As the price of oil has skidded to $30 a barrel, new drilling has dried up, and the flood of wealth and workers is ebbing.
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Authorities say two people were killed in a chain-reaction accident in Baltimore involving a tanker carrying gasoline that skidded off a highway and exploded.
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The 48-year-old was on track to break the record but after eight hours he crashed when he skidded on water he had dropped.
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The FTSE MIB skidded 2.2 percent to its lowest since 21 April 2017, as government bonds yields hit new highs, putting pressure on bank shares.
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But Renishaw skidded 6.4% to a near two-year low after the engineering group cut its annual profit target for the second time this year.
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A plane skidded off the runway Wednesday as it tried to land in bad weather in Istanbul, crashing into a field and breaking into pieces.
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Against the yen, it skidded 0.6 percent to 119.28, moving back toward a more than three-year low of 119.005 plumbed in the previous session.
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China's blue-chip CSI233 skidded 262.68 percent while Shanghai's SSE Composite fell 317.613 percent and Hong Kong's Hang Seng index declined more than 2317.61 percent.
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U.S. yields fell broadly on Thursday to their lowest levels since late February as oil prices skidded and fears rose about slowing global economic growth.
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The pound had skidded to $1.2798 in the previous session to log a fresh 13-year low, but was last up 0.1 percent at $1.2939.
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But Japan's Nikkei skidded over 22008 percent on its first trading day of the year, weighed by growth worries and the strength of the yen.
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In late trading, sterling slipped 0.1 percent against the dollar at $1.2919 GBP=D4, having skidded to a 31-year low of $1.2798 on Wednesday.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan retreated 0.3%, while Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei skidded 2.0%, its biggest one-day fall in four months.
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Elsewhere in Missouri, a husband and wife were killed Tuesday when their SUV skidded across the center lines of US 160 and struck a semi.
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China's factory activity skidded to a three-year low point in January, adding to further gloom about the state of the world's second-largest economy.
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The Aussie has skidded nearly 26.5 percent this year on worries that China could be losing its grip on managing the slowdown of its economy.
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The biggest losers were the Chinese yuan, which skidded toward an 11-month low, and the Australian dollar , which fell as much as 1.1 percent.
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Against the yen, the dollar skidded 20.7651 percent to 22016 , moving closer to Tuesday's low of 23.51, while the euro added 2.23 percent to $22.2.
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I skidded clear through the bus loading zone, scattering the resources that had been carefully piled by others spending their last nights with the game.
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A raging bull market that was cheered on by official news outlets like People's Daily, the Communist Party's newspaper, skidded to a halt in June.
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The results put further pressure on Lufthansa's share price, which skidded 21% by 20.8979 GMT, after falling by around a third in the past year.
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Royal Mail skidded 5.3% - its steepest one-day drop in three months - after JP Morgan cut its rating on the stock to 'underweight' from 'neutral'.
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Witnesses described a scene of horror and chaos as the train slammed through the barrier, jumped off the tracks and skidded across the station concourse.
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All 300 passengers and crew evacuated the plane but a firefighter died tackling the fire caused when it skidded along the runway on its fuselage.
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Agribusiness giant Monsanto skidded after cutting its annual profit forecast because of the strong dollar, competition from lower-cost generic products and lower commodity prices.
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RHI Magnesita, which sells products made with heat-resistant materials, skidded 5.9% on the FTSE 250 after announcing a placing of about 2.2 million shares.
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By last Friday morning, the area was blanketed with dust as utes skidded around in circles, with judges awarding points for skill and crowd reaction.
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The restrained Mr. Malloy is also very good at suggesting the inner life of a decent man who could easily have skidded into sad-sackdom.
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The Australian dollar skidded to a 2000-year low, while the New Zealand dollar crashed to an 21-year low as investors dumped riskier assets.
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In terror of white vigilantes, Washington sped up, ducked into a black neighborhood, tried to elude his pursuer but skidded his car into a tree.
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Brent crude futures were down 0.18 percent at $50.38 a barrel, having skidded 6.2 percent in the previous session to their weakest since August 2017.
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On August 2023, 2005 Air France 358 landed in Toronto and skidded off the runway, causing the plane to break apart and erupt in flames.
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McCarthy & Stone Plc skidded 6% on its worst day since June 2018, as its biggest shareholder plans to slash its stake in the retirement homebuilder.
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Lagging the blue-chips was Just Eat, which skidded 3% after Britain's competition watchdog said it would investigate Takeaway's takeover of the food delivery company.
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As he slid past a field of broken corn stalks, a pelican swooped by and skidded on the water, slowing itself with its wide wings.
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Fast-fashion retailer QUIZ skidded 9% after its half-year earnings plunged, another reminder of sluggish demand that the UK retail sector is grappling with.
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When it finally touched the ground, the plane skidded, hit a fence and erupted in a fireball, killing 49 of the 71 people on board.
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But now, as oil prices have skidded to $30 a barrel, new drilling has dried up here, and the flood of wealth and workers is ebbing.
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The dollar duly skidded as far as 255.65 yen in its biggest fall since July though it was back up at 113.40 yen by 1300 GMT.
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The wreck happened at 8:30 PM on Monday -- a single vehicle appears to have skidded on wet roads, hit a ditch and flipped upside down.
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"The plane could not hold on the runway due to poor weather conditions and skidded for around 50-60 metres," Yerlikaya told reporters at the airport.
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The value of the Mexican peso has skidded amid fears that Trump's policies would harm Latin America's second-biggest economy — and declined Thursday after Trump's tweet.
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Express Inc cited warm weather as hurting its sales and margins in its quarterly results announced on Thursday, and its shares skidded more than 21 percent.
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American Airlines skidded more than 5% Thursday after the nation's largest airline said it took a hit from the prolonged grounding of the Boeing 737 Max.
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Industry data out of South Korea on Monday showed Toyota Motor sales in the country tumbled 32% from a year earlier and Honda's sales skidded 34%.
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Industry data out of South Korea on Monday showed Toyota Motor sales in the country tumbled 32% from a year earlier and Honda's sales skidded 34%.
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Dutch teenager Verstappen skidded into the grass in FP2 and team principal Christian Horner said neither he nor Ricciardo had appreciated the tweaks in the garage.
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Reckitt Benckiser fell 3.2% after cutting its annual revenue outlook, while tobacco stocks skidded after U.S.-based Altria forecast a steeper decline in industry cigarette volumes.
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TOKYO, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei stock index skidded to its lowest in three months in early trade on Friday, after a selloff on Wall Street.
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But the beauty products maker Estée Lauder skidded after its profit forecast for the current quarter and the new fiscal year fell far short of estimates.
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Since the last cut was announced in late June, and the trade war escalated, the yuan skidded sharply against the dollar, dropping more than 6 percent.
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Dominguez hit the emergency brakes, but a four-hundred-ton train can't stop quickly: the train skidded to a halt over the man and the dog.
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Paliwal lost control of her Harley Davidson, after the bike skidded off the road and fell, while they were driving in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
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The biggest losers were the offshore Chinese yuan, which skidded towards an 11-month low, and the Australian dollar , which fell as much as 1.2 percent.
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Coasting toward a gold medal at the 2006 Turin Games and, adding a little style to a coronating jump, she slipped and skidded to the snow.
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It went upside-down, turned on its roof and skidded partway down a grassy embankment, rolling again and landing with a shudder on the driver's side.
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Monfils, who was at the baseline and headed into the right corner, skidded to stop, then ran in and put away a crosscourt approach-shot winner.
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Fledgling through the end of the season, its plane bound for the Big Ten tournament skidded off the runway, spooking the team and causing light injuries.
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At the back of the room, a group of about 20 toddlers and children ran around and skidded, and sent fidget spinners whirring across the floor.
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It was clearly accidental but followed another Mahut incident two days ago when he skidded over chasing a wide ball and ploughed into another unfortunate ballgirl.
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The New Zealand dollar, meanwhile, skidded to four-week lows after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand kept interest rates steady at a record low on Thursday.
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Dwelling approvals skidded 5 percent in April, data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) showed on Wednesday, when analysts had expected a fall of 3 percent.
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China's benchmark stock index skidded to four-year lows, sapping appetite for risk taking with the euro down 0.1 percent against the perceived safe-haven Swiss Franc.
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Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (CNN)Hundreds of passengers escaped after an Emirates flight skidded on a runway and burst into flames Wednesday at Dubai International Airport.
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A Utah Highway Patrol Trooper responding to cars that had skidded off a snowy road was sent airborne after being struck by an out-of-control vehicle.
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Shares of Beyond Meat skidded almost 11% Thursday, a day after the company priced its secondary stock offering at $160, six times the price of its IPO.
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Japan's Nikkei slumped more than 3 percent to hit a six-month trough and Australian shares skidded about 563 percent to a more than one-year low.
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Wells Fargo's new chief executive officer and its chairman together bought $52.723 million worth of stock on Monday, just days after shares skidded on mixed earnings results.
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Motorcade vans skidded and slipped on the icy roads, making contact with the curbs and the drive, which normally takes about 25 minutes, instead took an hour.
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Flight 4125, an Embraer E-145 regional jet, was arriving in Chicago from Piedmont Triad International Airport, near Greensboro, North Carolina, when it skidded off the runway.
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But retailers skidded as investors assessed earnings reports from Gap and L Brands, and biotech drug makers returned some of their gains from earlier in the week.
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Last week, bitcoin skidded to its lowest level since November, under $225,2000, which traders attributed to CME futures contracts expiring and overall lackluster interest from new buyers.
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In 2003, a bus operated by Dahlia Travel & Tours skidded off the Garden State Parkway in New Jersey, killing two people and injuring more than two dozen.
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Along with technology companies and retailers, transportation companies skidded and all of the industrial, financial and basic materials companies in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell.
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Sterling, having just posted its worst run of quarterly losses since 20203, skidded more than 1 percent against the dollar to as low as $1.2845 GBP=D4.
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Jon Stillpass and Shaylor Taetz walked a mile over icy roads to get a traffic crash victim to the hospital after their ambulance skidded into a ravine.
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Asian shares skidded as markets took their cue from steep losses on Wall Street as an overnight rout in oil prices heightened worries about the global economy.
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The Australian skidded to near a 2-1/2-year low following weak home loan data and as trade-related tensions continued to pressure commodity-linked currencies.
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Witnesses say the scene was wild ... claiming O'Neal's ride hopped a curb, slammed into a utility pole, ripped in half, skidded into trees and caught on fire.
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The Australian dollar skidded to more than 2-1/2-year low following weak home loan data and as trade-related tensions continued to pressure commodity-linked currencies.
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LONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The British pound skidded on Thursday after Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party said it could not support the Brexit deal as it currently stands.
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Against the yen, it skidded more than 1 percent to as low as 136.11, but held off a 3-1/2-year low of 133.65 set last Friday.
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Three of the last 4 times the VIX has averaged less than 14 for about a month, dating back to late 2014, stocks have skidded into a correction.
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The 6-foot-1 senior guard dribbled left, then crossed over before elevating for a jumpshot that bounced high off the back rim, then skidded off the glass.
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Witnesses to the crash described a scene of horror and chaos as the train slammed through the barrier, jumped off the tracks and skidded across the station concourse.
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Asian shares stumbled on Friday and emerging market currencies skidded as investors feared higher interest rates under incoming President Donald Trump will spark capital outflows from the region.
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Robertson was driving a limousine near Mabank, Texas when he skidded on the rainy road and collided with two other vehicles in the fatal wreck, the NFL reported.
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The digital coin had skidded to its lowest since November, as a Facebook ban on cryptocurrency adverts and a growing regulatory backlash against the nascent market frightened investors.
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On Tuesday, a husband and wife in Missouri were killed when their SUV skidded across the center lines of US highway 160 and the vehicle struck a semitruck.
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The Australian dollar, a liquid barometer of investor sentiment toward China, skidded 53 percent after the Caixin/Markit index of manufacturing fell to its lowest since February 2016.
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The announcement comes a day after United Nations peace talks skidded to a halt, sparking doubts about whether the civil war can be ended through international diplomatic talks.
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Pension schemes skidded back into focus in Britain after the collapse in April of department store BHS, which went into administration with a 571 million pound pensions deficit.
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Kampala, Uganda (CNN)A plane carrying 139 people skidded off the runway when it landed Thursday at an international airport in Uganda, the airline and airport officials said.
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The Australian dollar skidded to near a 2-1/2-year low following weak home loan data and as trade-related tensions continued to pressure commodity-linked currencies.
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The biggest losers were the offshore Chinese yuan CNH=, which skidded toward an 11-month low, and the Australian dollar AUD=, which fell as much as 1.3 percent.
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But about three-quarters of the way into the movie, I started to feel extremely uncomfortable, and that discomfort only increased as the movie skidded toward its conclusion.
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British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group skidded 7% and was on course for its worst day since June 2016, as the stock traded without a dividend entitlement.
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"First Man": Another Globe favorite who skidded out was Damien Chazelle, whose 2016 film, "La La Land," broke the record for most Globes won by a single film.
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In the weeks since Lyft's shares began trading, they have skidded below their offering price, making it more of a challenge for Uber to pitch itself to investors.
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But the Quinnipiac poll suggested that unease with Trump, whose approval rating had skidded to just 43%, may be creating the conditions for more competitive races in Texas.
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TEAM OF DESTINY Something happened in those few harrowing seconds when Michigan's plane skidded off the runway in an aborted takeoff en route to the Big Ten tournament.
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No surprise then that European auto shares skidded towards their biggest weekly fall since October, shedding 22019%, even as the pan-European equity index returned to record highs.
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The Australian dollar skidded to a two-week low under $21 as traders saw increased chance of a rate cut in the absence of fiscal stimulus anytime soon.
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Under Armour's shares skidded about 23 percent Tuesday after the sportswear maker reported lower-than-expected quarterly sales and announced that Chief Financial Officer Chip Molloy will step down.
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Major U.S. stock indexes closed mixed on Thursday, with the Nasdaq Composite down 0.49 percent as Apple shares skidded to a two-year low on concerns about iPhone demand.
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However, midcaps missed the rally as Intu Properties skidded 8.3 percent to a record low after cutting its rental income target, saying it expects the year to be challenging.
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Shares of automakers, which import car components from Mexico, declined: Fiat Chrysler dropped nearly 5% after Friday's opening bell, while General Motors was down 3.8% and Ford skidded 2.7%.
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Royal Bank of Scotland skidded 5.2 percent and was on track for its worst day in more than five months after intensifying competition and Brexit uncertainty hurt quarterly profit.
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Global markets skidded following the unexpected result from the June 22008 referendum, in which Britons voted to withdraw from the EU by a 21.65 percent to 200000 percent margin.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan skidded more than 2 percent and has now lost more than 18.5 percent of its value so far this year.
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An Indonesian cargo plane slammed into the runway and skidded for just under a mile (1 kilometer,) tearing off its landing gear, while attempting to land on Tuesday morning.
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Against the yen, it skidded 0.4 percent to 134.81 The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rival currencies, edged down slightly to 92.326.
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Frankie & Benny's owner Restaurant Group skidded 11 percent to an all-time low after the company said its chief executive officer was stepping down due to "extenuating personal circumstances".
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KIEV (Reuters) - Lviv international airport in Western Ukraine delayed several flights on Sunday after a Turkish Airlines passenger plane skidded off the runway while preparing for takeoff for Istanbul.
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But British American Tobacco skidded 13 percent after a Canadian court upheld most of a 2015 decision that awarded around C$15 billion ($11.28 billion) to smokers in Quebec.
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Sterling skidded to a twelve-day low of $1.2384 on a report that Scotland is preparing to call another independence referendum when formal Brexit negotiations are triggered in March.
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The 10-year Treasury yields skidded to the lowest since September 2016 and 0.753-year Treasury yields extended their rapid decline, plunging to an all-time low of 1.9649%.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares skidded 1.2% as Chinese stocks and the Nikkei in Tokyo both fell around 1% too though at least the yuan remained quiet.
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Standing on the brakes, I skidded to a stop without hitting the car in front of me, which caused it not to hit the car in front of it.
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People who saw the crash described a scene of horror and chaos as the train slammed through the barrier, jumped off the tracks and skidded across the station concourse.
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Sterling skidded to a twelve-day low of $1.2384 on a report that Scotland was preparing to call another independence referendum when formal Brexit negotiations are triggered in March.
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According to the cops, a motorcyclist reportedly ran over one of the freshly-filled diapers last summer, skidded out, and crashed his bike—though, luckily, he wasn't seriously hurt.
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The Australian dollar was nearly flat against its U.S. counterpart at $0.7656, but skidded 0.7 percent against the resurgent Japanese currency to 78.57 yen, its lowest since Oct. 14.
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TOKYO, July 27 (Reuters) - Shares of Japan's Itochu Corp skidded after activist short-seller Glaucus Research Group released a report early on Wednesday criticising the Japanese trading company's accounting.
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Van Vleuten was leading the race with about 10km to go when she skidded on a steep descent and smashed head-first into the road and a stone kerb.
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Arraez followed with a single to right to drive in Cruz, who scored from second when right fielder Guillermo Heredia's throw skidded past catcher Mike Zunino for an error.
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Roy panicked and ran the red light into oncoming traffic, hopped the median, and skidded onto a grassy access road before coming to a stop on someone's front lawn.
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The euro skidded below $1.10 on Thursday after the European Central Bank cut interest rates and unexpectedly relaunched a quantitative easing programme as well to boost the region's economy.
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Softbank's shares skidded more than 6 percent in early trading to 3,700 yen as the Tokyo market slumped further on concern over the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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China's industrial profits growth has been slowing since the second half of 2018, despite some modest and fleeting rebounds, as economic growth skidded to a near 30-year low.
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There was no problem with the landing gear, unlike the glide test four years ago when the left wheel never lowered and the Dream Chaser skidded off the runway.
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In the fiery aftermath of the accident, Denny Hamlin won the race, the crowd fell silent and Newman skidded down the track in a shower of sparks and flames.
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That was in line with its own estimate, though net profit for the quarter skidded 38% to 13 trillion won, meaning Samsung missed analysts' estimate of 5.6 trillion won.
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As I skidded down steep, icy paths and pulled myself up inclines, I thought about the hardships I'd endured in 2019 and what I'd achieved in the past decade.
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New Delhi (CNN)At least 23 schoolchildren were among those killed Monday in northern India after their bus skidded off the road and plunged about 300 feet, authorities said.
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The pound skidded to a three-week low against the dollar on Friday after the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier warned a transition deal was far from assured.
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The 42-year-old spun out in the final lap and crashed into the wall before his car flipped into the air, skidded on its roof, and caught fire.
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Imports likely skidded 15% from a year earlier in the same period, the biggest contraction since January 2016 and a sharp contrast from the 16.5% growth posted in December.
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The E-mini futures for S&P500 dropped 0.5% in Asian trade to 2,738, near their March low of 2,722 while Japan's Nikkei skidded 1.1% to a four-month low.
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Meanwhile, China's benchmark stock index skidded to four-year lows and dragged Asian equities down on Thursday, as renewed fears of a broadening economic impact from an escalating Sino-U.
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LONDON, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Britain's pound skidded to a two-week low on Friday amid doubts over the outlook for Bank of England interest rate moves and concerns over Brexit.
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The Australian dollar skidded about 20 pips following the data to be down 0.3 percent at $0.7687, leaving behind a more than one-week high of $0.7729 set on Thursday.
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Shares of Constellation Brands skidded as much as 22.06 percent Wednesday morning as the Corona brewer tries to offset its disappointing wine and spirits business with the latest craze: cannabis.
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Online takeaway service Just Eat skidded 8.5% to the bottom of the main index after rival Deliveroo said it had gained Amazon's backing in a new $575 million funding round.
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Back in 2008, five people were killed when a plane leaving the Tegucigalpa airport skidded off the runway and an additional 38 people were injured, Reuters reported at the time.
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The JPX-Nikkei Index 400 slipped 0.2 percent to 11,848.09 Shares of Japan's Seiko Holdings skidded 7.7 percent on Wednesday, a day after the Japanese watchmaker cut its profit outlook.
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While Trump campaigned in Ohio, a plane carrying his running mate, Indiana Governor Mike Pence, skidded off the runway after landing at New York City's LaGuardia Airport on Thursday night.
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Garmback, who was driving the cruiser that skidded to a stop near the boy, has been suspended for 10 days for violating a tactical rule for his driving that day.
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U.S. stock futures slipped 0.4% in Asian trade after the S&P 500 skidded 0.9% to hit one-month lows overnight, while Pan-European Euro Stoxx 50 futures shed 20163%.
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Herbalife's shares skidded 15.5 percent in premarket trading after the company said it was correcting a few statements starting from its second-quarter earnings conference call to fix the errors.
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PRICES: Zinc closed 4 percent lower at $2,474 per tonne, lead fell 1.2 percent to $2,175, tin fell 1.5 percent to $19,500 and nickel skidded 2.2 percent lower at $13,670.
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A freight car skidded into a garage that caught fire, and at least two train cars were still ablaze almost 12 hours later, said Bedford County emergency dispatcher Mike Steele.
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A plane carrying vice presidential nominee Mike Pence skidded off the runway in the rain Thursday night at New York's LaGuardia Airport, coming to a stop on the adjacent grass.
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In May, a Biman Bangladesh Airlines plane skidded on the runway of the Yangon international airport in heavy rain, leading to more than a dozen people being sent to hospital.
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The overall mood was still fragile as Japan's Nikkei skidded 2.75 percent on its first trading day of the year, weighed by growth worries and the strength of the yen.
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The Australian dollar AUD=D220 skidded to a two-week low under $224 as traders saw increased chance of a rate cut in the absence of fiscal stimulus anytime soon.
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Boeheim, 74, swerved his sport utility vehicle to avoid the car, which had skidded to a stop on the slick roadway and was resting perpendicular across most of two lanes.
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But one of the mine's young security guards said a bus he was riding in had recently skidded to a halt on the highway at the base of the hill.
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Other smaller coins also skidded sharply as a broader cryptocurrency sell-off, said by traders and market makers to be rooted in heavy selling at leveraged Asian exchanges, gathered steam.
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The yuan skidded to more than eight-year lows late last month, and China's November foreign exchange reserves fell more than expected to $3.05 trillion, the lowest in nearly six years.
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The E-mini futures for S&P6.94973 dropped 0.5% in early Asian trade to 2,738, near their March low of 21.1171,21.1116 while Japan's Nikkei skidded 26.9418% to a four-month low.
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Toyota Motor saw its July sales slump 32% from a year earlier in South Korea, while Honda's sales skidded 34%, according to data from the Korea Automobile Importers & Distributors Association (KAIDA).
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We sat in Rotonda's living room where his three dogs ran in circles and skidded out on his tile floor, and Rotonda's young daughter kept toddling in, followed by Rotonda's wife.
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Over a decade later, while flying a two-seat, single-engine 1942 military trainer, Ford tipped a treetop and skidded down onto Penmar Golf Course near Santa Monica Airport in 2015.
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The New Zealand dollar skidded 0.5 percent to $0.6847 after a survey of business sentiment plunged to an eight-year low in November as firms fretted about a change of government.
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The passenger plane from Guantanamo Bay had just arrived at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station when it skidded off the runway and into the St. Johns River at 9:40 p.m.
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SEC skidded by 2 percent after the Gulf's largest utility firm reported a 17.3 percent drop in second-quarter net profit as revenues from electricity services fell and financing costs rose.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japan Airlines jet carrying 201 passengers and crew skidded off an icy taxiway after landing at Tokyo's Narita airport on Friday, forcing the temporary closure of one runway.
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There were 169 passengers on board the flight operated by Ukrainian charter airline Bravo Airways that was landing at Zhuliany airport from the Turkish resort city of Antalya when it skidded.
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No — there were no actual dragons, but an installation gave the appearance that a dragon had skidded to a stop at the south of the square, narrowly avoiding a spectacular crash.
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Another Silverstone aircraft carrying 55 people skidded off the runway at a local airstrip in Nairobi and slammed into trees, leaving some of its passengers injured earlier in October, officials said.
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Last year, a Sportage SUV made by South Korea's Kia Motors and not equipped with ESC skidded and flipped over at 60 kph (37 mph) in snowy conditions, killing one occupant.
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Advantest Corp skidded 3.4 percent after the chip-making equipment maker cut its net profit outlook for the fiscal year ending March 2018 to 14.5 billion yen from 15 billion yen.
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So, with Chang leading 4-3 but trailing 15-30, he hit an underhand slice serve that landed in the middle of the service box and skidded away from the court.
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The sport utility vehicle skidded off the road and then attempted to get back onto the highway, but the driver overcorrected and the vehicle flipped over, ejecting several people, Boyd said.
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Housebuilders, already under pressure due to heightened worries about a no-deal Brexit under new Prime Minister Boris Johnson, skidded nearly 2% after Taylor Wimpey forecast a fall in annual margins.
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Australian shares skidded 0.8 percent, led by financials, while the Shanghai Composite index added 20.1 percent as the Chinese central bank's move to inject funds amid liquidity worries offered some solace.
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The yen had skidded to an eight-month low and China's yuan to an 249.19-63/26 year low, while the highly sensitive Turkish lira and Indian rupee hit new troughs.
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Mohammad Basheer Abdul Khadar, 62, was on board Emirates flight EK521 en route from southern India when it skidded on the runway as it landed in Dubai and burst into flames.
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With the exception of Italy, most other euro zone bond yields fell as sterling skidded against major currencies a day before a speech on Brexit by British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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U.S. stock futures lost 0.20% in early Asian trade after the S&P 500 skidded 0.90% to hit one-month lows overnight, while Pan-European Euro Stoxx 225 futures fell 251.2%.
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Housebuilders, which have been under pressure due to heightened worries of a no-deal Brexit under new Prime Minister Boris Johnson, skidded after Taylor Wimpey forecast a fall in annual margins.
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However, recruiter Hays skidded 4.2 percent to the bottom of the mid-cap index as it warned that growth would be curbed by lower contractor extensions in Germany, its biggest market.
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Hicks said the plane -- a Cessna Citation Latitude 680 -- skidded down the runway, through a chainlink fence and into a ditch before it came to a stop near the local highway.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound rose towards the $1.31 mark on Friday as the dollar skidded lower and traders took stock at the end of a bruising week for the British currency.
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In daily Gallup polling, Trump's approval rating has oscillated between 853% and 40% since late June, though on Monday he skidded to just 34%, his lowest mark ever in the survey.
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The E-mini futures for S&P500 dropped 0.5% in early Asian trade to 2,738, near their March low of 2,6.94973 while Japan's Nikkei skidded 1.1% to a four-month low.
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YANGON (Reuters) - A Biman Bangladesh Airlines plane skidded off the runway when it landed in bad weather at Yangon's international airport on Wednesday evening, injuring at least 17 people, officials said.
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Up on the hill, where rescuers are seeking alternative routes down into the cave, another accident occurred when a vehicle skidded off a dirt track, seriously injuring several people, authorities said.
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Asian shares fell in the wake of steep losses on Wall Street, as Brent oil skidded to 12-year lows amid a commodities rout that heightened fears about the global economy.
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Driving east on Interstate 10, just beyond Palm Springs, he lost control of his car, which jumped the median and skidded to a stop on the shoulder of the westbound side.
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A passenger plane skidded off the runway after landing at Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport on Wednesday, breaking into three pieces, killing three people and injuring dozens of others, the authorities said.
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Chinese stocks fell into bear market territory and the yuan currency has skidded, though there have been signs in recent days its central bank is moving to slow the currency's declines.
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He said the market could see a bigger sell-off if the tariffs are imposed, but he noted that last year when stocks skidded in December, the Fed was raising rates.
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Women have skidded down the power structure since Jill Abramson was dismissed as executive editor three years ago, with fewer females leading big news departments and fewer coming up the pipeline.
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Global markets have skidded in recent weeks on concerns the economy could stall amid rising trade tensions between the United States and China, the world's two largest economies and biggest energy consumers.
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Acacia's London-listed shares skidded 22021 percent to 1073 pence by 2107 GMT and have now tumbled more than 31 percent since Tanzania introduced a ban on concentrate exports in March 262.
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Vancouver center Markus Granlund found right winger Loui Eriksson on the doorstep, and Eriksson's flubbed shot skidded between goalie Mike Smith's pads for a 2-653 lead at the 3:18 mark.
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On Wednesday, the dollar skidded even after minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting cemented expectations for an interest rate hike next month, as some policymakers fretted about stubbornly weak inflation.
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China has announced a string of measures in recent weeks to tighten controls on money moving out of the country, after its currency, the yuan, skidded to more than eight-year lows.
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Pegasus Airlines flight PC 2193, from Izmir to Istanbul, had 183 people on board when it skidded off the runway at its destination and split into three pieces, the Associated Press reported.
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Asian stock markets including Japan's Nikkei index ended the session little changed, though shares in Japanese property and casualty insurers skidded as investors fretted about the broader impact of the U.S. storm.
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The benchmark U.S. Treasury yield skidded to its lowest levels since November on Thursday, after Trump said in a Wall Street Journal interview published late Wednesday that he favoured low interest rates.
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On the mid-caps, aviation services provider BBA Aviation skidded 8 percent after annual results, while Ted Baker , whose founder Ray Kelvin quit on Monday after allegations of misconduct, fell 3 percent.
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Frankie & Benny's owner Restaurant Group skidded 11 percent to its lowest level in nine and a half years on news its chief executive officer will step down due to "extenuating personal circumstances".
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City's sole chance of the first half came when Kevin De Bruyne fed a ball on the left to Fernandinho, whose low shot skidded past the post of Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, was steady at 20.1, after it skidded to a 21.3175-20.25/290.83-year low of 20.2 on Friday.
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Shares in Mediclinic, whose core profit, or EBITDA, inched up 3 percent to 522 million pounds, skidded 8.2 percent in Johannesburg, on course for their biggest daily percentage fall since November 2016.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, the Republican vice-presidential nominee, skidded off a runway in heavy rain at La Guardia Airport on Thursday night, but no one was injured, according to the authorities.
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Meanwhile, sterling skidded against the dollar and the euro after British Prime Minister Theresa May failed to give any concrete details for how Britain might retain preferential access to Europe's single market.
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He had been waiting four years for this event, ever since he skidded down the track at the Sochi Paralympics in a horrific accident that battered his back and scarred his psyche.
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"She ended up losing control of her car and skidded into the westbound lanes of Layton Parkway and hit another car and ended up hitting a light pole as well," he said.
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British American Tobacco skidded 4.4% on its worst day in seven months after it warned of steeper declines in cigarette sales globally mainly due to waning demand in its main U.S. market.
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The euro skidded 0.5 percent against the Japanese currency to 113.23 yen The British pound fetched $1.3337, little changed on the day and holding well above Monday's 31-year low of $1.3122.
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The dollar skidded to a six-week low versus the yen, its outlook clouded by U.S. political turmoil and doubts over whether there will be another Federal Reserve rate hike this year.
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The dollar skidded to new lows against a basket of rival currencies on Friday, and some strategists see further downside ahead for the currency that's already lost nearly 11 percent this year.
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Teach yourself to steer into a skid, a lesson I learned in my early 20s that saved my life when my car skidded on an icy overpass on an interstate in Wisconsin.
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HK/SIN, the aircraft "skidded and crashed into the grass verge" at the side of one of the runways, and caught fire, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore said in a statement.
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China is stepping up measures to stem capital outflows after its yuan currency skidded to more than eight-year lows, taking aim at outbound investments that have soared to a record high.
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First, she flopped to the snow after the finish line on Wednesday and skidded partway under the wall of plastic banners that separates racers from the officials, news media personnel and fans.
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In 2011 a packed Caribbean Airlines jet skidded off the runway at the Guyana airport as it landed and then broke in two at the edge of a ravine, injuring several passengers.
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Centrica skidded 13% to a near three-month low after its 2019 profit slumped by more than a third, leading the FTSE 100 to shed 0.8% after two successive days of gains.
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NEW YORK, June 15 (Reuters) - Flights were halted at New Jersey's Newark airport on Saturday after a plane skidded off a runway while landing, but no one was hurt, federal officials said.
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Missouri couple dies in traffic accident A husband and wife in Missouri were killed Tuesday when their SUV skidded across the center lines of US highway 160 and the vehicle struck a semi.
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The ball lost, Sullivan's misery deepened as his second tee shot found the rough and the next skidded into a bunker as he made a triple bogey to tumble back to nine under.
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Security group G4S gave up 3 percent after Garda World said on Sunday it would not make an offer for the company, while Essentra skidded 5.2 percent after a rating downgrade by Stifel.
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It skidded over 11 percent in the previous session after the government of South Korea, a crucial source of global demand for cryptocurrency, said it was considering a plan to ban cryptocurrency trading.
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Meanwhile Brent crude oil futures were down 16 cents or 0.32 percent at $50.31 a barrel, having skidded 6.2 percent in the previous session to $50.47 a barrel, the weakest since August 2017.
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TOKYO, June 19 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond yields skidded to the lowest in nearly three years as European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's dovish comments contributed to a rally in global bond prices.
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A plane flown by the Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines skidded off the runway at Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport on Wednesday, crashing into a road and breaking into pieces, Turkish media reported.
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The dollar index, which tracks the currency against a basket of six major rivals, rose 21.1940 percent at 21, after it skidded to a 2-1/2-year low of 91.011 on Friday.
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Without a bogey since his opening hole on Thursday, McIlroy picked up his second on the 13 and disaster struck at 14 when he took a double-bogey and skidded out of sight.
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The Australian dollar skidded about a quarter of a cent following the data to be down 0.4 percent at $0.7683, leaving behind a more than one-week high of $0.7729 set on Thursday.
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Foxx's rep confirmed to PEOPLE that the actor rushed to the scene after the driver lost control of the vehicle, skidded off the road and flipped the car, which then burst into flames.
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On the mid-caps, aviation services provider BBA Aviation skidded 5.7 percent after annual results, while Ted Baker, whose founder Ray Kelvin quit on Monday after allegations of misconduct, fell almost 6 percent.
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It skidded over 11 percent in the previous session after the government of South Korea, a crucial source of global demand for cryptocurrency, said it is considering a plan to ban cryptocurrency trading.
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Sterling skidded after the Bank of England raised interest rates for the first time in more than 10 years but said it expected only "very gradual" further increases over the next three years.
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" The President unfolded his arms only to adjust his glasses, and had been about to open his mouth when a fluorescent orange blur skidded to a halt in front of the pair. "Hiya!
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The improvement in the services sector is likely to be overshadowed by a survey last week showing manufacturing activity skidded to a 29-month low as exports tumbled due to the trade war.
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Hundreds of flights were canceled or diverted after the Boeing 737-800 skidded off the runway on Monday after landing and got stuck in mud, hampering flight operations at India's second biggest airport.
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Shares in budget airline SpiceJet Ltd skidded nearly 19% on Thursday morning even as it launched a sale offering tickets for as little as $13 one way, along with free meals and seats.
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TOKYO, Jan 14 (Reuters) - The yield on the benchmark 10-year Japanese government bond touched a fresh record low on Thursday, edging past the milestone set in January 2015 as Japanese stocks skidded.
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British utility Centrica skidded 15% to a three-month low after its 2019 profit slumped by more than a third, leading the FTSE 100 to shed 0.9% after two successive days of gains.
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Sterling skidded after eurosceptic Boris Johnson, the favourite to replace Prime Minister Theresa May, said he was serious about a no-deal Brexit if the bloc refused to re-negotiate a divorce deal.
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Midcaps missed Friday's rally, however, as Intu Properties skidded 8.3 percent to a record low after cutting its rental income forecast, blaming retail collapses and a slowdown in new lettings due to Brexit uncertainties.
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Ali Yerlikaya said the plane landed in bad weather, failed to "hold onto the runway" and skidded some 493-249 meters (yards) before crashing into a ditch from a height of some 7377 meters.
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Lower interest rates boost gold by reducing the opportunity cost of holding the metal and by weakening the dollar, which skidded to its lowest in 2-1/2 months after the U.S. jobs data.
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And it wasn't just my lack of experience that made this turn difficult, too — more than one driver had skidded off into the runoff section of turn one during the race the day before.
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Toyota Motor saw its July sales in South Korea tumble 32% from a year earlier to 865 vehicles, while Honda's sales skidded 34%, according to data from the Korea Automobile Importers & Distributors Association (KAIDA).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling skidded on Friday, trading almost two U.S. cents below a high reached earlier after a breakthrough in Brexit negotiations, with cautious investors booking profits after a sharp rally in recent days.
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Oil skidded again on Friday, pushing prices to three-month lows as investors continued to flee bullish positions on worries that OPEC-led production cuts have not yet reduced a global glut of crude.
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Security group G4S gave up nearly 3 percent after Garda World said on Sunday it would not make an offer for the company, while Essentra skidded 4.8 percent after a rating downgrade by Stifel.
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But after the U.S. inflation data, which showed a measure of underlying inflation posting its biggest gain in a year, sterling skidded again, falling more than half a percent on the day to $1.3801.
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The share price skidded 50 percent when former Chief Executive officer Michael Pearson, back after a long medical leave, said the company would not meet its earnings goals and might default on its debt.
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YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesian authorities said Yogyakarta's Adisutjipto International Airport will remain closed until Thursday afternoon after a Garuda aircraft with 7373 people on board skidded off the runway while landing late on Wednesday.
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After those revelations, Volkswagen replaced its chief executive, about a dozen top managers departed, its VW-brand sales skidded in the United States and it set aside $18 billion to cover scandal-related costs.
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SINGAPORE, April 22027 (IFR) - State Grid of China sold Asia's largest U.S. dollar bond issue of the year yesterday but the notes skidded as market sentiment softened today on concerns over US tax reform.
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Against the yen it was left clinging on 22, after hitting a six-week low of 111.27 yen in the previous session when it skidded 1.1 percent - its largest decline in almost eight months.
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As we were about to get back on the highway, our car skidded off the wet entrance ramp in what felt like slow motion, hitting one guard rail, then fishtailing to smack the other.
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LONDON, July 2 (Reuters) - Bitcoin skidded as much as 5.53% on Tuesday, falling below the $10,000 mark and pushing losses to over 30% since the original cryptocurrency hit an 18-month-high last week.
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Soto cleared the bases with a single that skidded past Trent Grisham in right field, lifting the Nationals past the Milwaukee Brewers, 4-3, and into a division series with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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A fuel tanker skidded off a Baltimore highway and exploded on Saturday, sending sheets of fire into the path of approaching traffic and triggering a deadly 55-vehicle pileup on the ice-coated roadway.
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Figures out on Thursday showed approvals to build new homes skidded 5.2 percent in July, but that followed an upwardly revised 6.8 percent jump in June and the trend remains robust by historical standards.
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Greater China markets skidded, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng closing down 213 percent, the Shanghai composite dropping 210 percent to close at 3,153.09 and the Shenzhen composite losing 4.49 percent to end at 1,766.61.
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Ansell shares skidded as much as 6.2 percent on the result to touch A$20.75 ($15.90), a six-month low, before rebounding to settle around A$21.70, while the broader Australian market rose 0.48 percent.
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China's industrial profits have broadly slowed since the second half of 2018 as economic growth skidded to a near 30-year low while an escalating U.S.-China trade war slashed already lean earnings for businesses.
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After a massive run-up last year, in which investors across the world piled into the market, cryptocurrency prices have skidded lower while regulators have stepped up warnings about the risk of investing in them.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Shares in Chinese carmakers skidded lower on Friday after an industry association cut its forecast for vehicle sales this year, citing the US-China trade war and tough new emission standards.
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It was the second aviation incident in Myanmar this week, after a Biman Bangladesh Airlines plane skidded off the runway during strong wind in Yangon on Wednesday, injuring at least 17 of those on board.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, skidded 11 percent on Thursday to its lowest since November, as a Facebook ban on cryptocurrency adverts and a growing regulatory backlash against the nascent market frightened investors.
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From being Hyundai's top U.S. seller last year, Elantra sales skidded 2978 percent in first-half 27267, trailing a 27203 percent drop in its market segment, according to data from the company and Autodata Corp.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling GBP=D3 skidded to levels last traded in April 2017 on Tuesday, as investors worried the next British prime minister would take the country on a course towards a no-deal Brexit.
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On a chaotic and rain-hit afternoon of ever-changing fortunes, the race came as a contrast to last year when Vettel had been wrong-footed by a sudden rain shower and skidded off track.
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Crude oil futures skidded over 2 percent to just over $33 by 1015 GMT, as a meeting between OPEC producers Saudi Arabia and Venezuela provided little indication that steps would be taken to boost prices.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, Nov 29 (Reuters) - China is stepping up measures to stem capital outflows after the yuan currency skidded to more than eight-year lows, taking aim at outbound investment, sources said on Tuesday.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A supersonic aerobatic jet of South Korea's Air Force skidded off one of the two runways at Singapore's Changi Airport during the Singapore Airshow, closing one runway and causing flight delays, authorities said.
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Home values across the country have skidded 8 percent since September 2017 after doubling in the preceding five years led by tightening lending standards at the country's biggest banks and a glut of new supply.
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They have been backsliding ever since, looking less and less like a true contender as injuries have piled up, and they skidded into the All-Star break having lost 17 of their last 24 games.
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Caspian Airlines Flight 6936 departed from the capital city, Tehran, early Monday and was set to land at Mahshahr Airport, in the country's southwest, when it skidded onto Mahshahr-e-Ahwaz highway, according to Fars.
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With Jose Bautista running from first base on the pitch, Headley had moved to cover second, and instead of a nice, neat double play, the ball skidded into center field and Bautista scooted to third.
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Shares skidded nearly 3 percent in early trading before recovering to close 0.5 percent lower, helped by the appeal of a one-off dividend from the sale of an 13 percent stake in Virgin Australia.
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Oil and mining shares fell, after oil prices skidded 5 percent on Thursday and continued to drop on Friday, after a meeting of OPEC countries disappointed some investors who had hoped for larger production cuts.
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Industrial profits have been slowing since the second half of 2018, despite some transitory rebounds, with falling factory-gate prices threatening to further knock profits as economic growth skidded to a near 30-year low.
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But on January 22017, 2014, just three days after the '13 season ended, Henderson skidded off the road while driving, sending his car across a grassy patch and a parking lot before hitting some trees.
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The AP reported that these included a woman and her 14-year-old stepdaughter in Clinton, Missouri, a 62-year-old man who skidded onto the Kansas Turnpike and a 41-year-old driver from Mexico.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A Pegasus Airlines flight skidded off the runway of a Turkish coastal airport and plunged down a steep slope on the edge of the Black Sea, ending up only meters from the water's edge.
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Data released before the open showed Japan's exports skidded 20.4 percent in April from a year earlier, in line with expectations and down for a seventh straight month, reflecting sluggish demand from China and emerging markets.
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KIEV (Reuters) - A plane skidded off the runway at an international airport in the Ukrainian capital on Thursday and authorities closed the airport for a few hours, news agency Interfax Ukraine quoted the airport as saying.
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"If current market moves hold or go further, there is likely to be quite a bit of de-leveraging and forced selling tomorrow," Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz, said as global markets skidded.
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KRONPLATZ, Italy (Reuters) - Runaway World Cup leader Mikaela Shiffrin made a rare slip on Tuesday when she skidded off the course and failed to complete the first leg of the giant slalom at Kronplatz in Italy.
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Why it matters: This is similar to what happened last year when stocks skied until September and then skidded downward as economic reports from Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Japan and China all started to spell bad news.
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Sterling skidded against the dollar to the lowest in more than two years on the growing risk of a no-deal Brexit, but the focus will shift to a Bank of England meeting later on Thursday.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan skidded 20.7115 percent to the lowest since July 21.15495, extending losses from last week when it dropped 2110.96 percent for its worst weekly showing since mid-March.
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You may not be familiar with Gumpert, a boutique German supercar maker that skidded along for a while, struggling to stay afloat for years until it was bought by a Hong Kong firm in recent weeks.
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The New Zealand dollar skidded to 2-1/2 month lows on Tuesday, a second day of weakness, after the country's central bank bluntly warned that further policy easing would be needed to push inflation higher.
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European banks tumbled after France's Societe Generale issued a profit warning, and carmakers skidded after U.S. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Charles Grassley said he thought President Donald Trump was "inclined" to impose tariffs on European cars.
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SEOUL, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Shares of Hyundai Motor skidded nearly 4 percent in morning trade on Wednesday, after the South Korean automaker said it had suspended production at its four Chinese factories due to supply disruption.
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China's yuan currency is freely convertible under the current account, but Beijing has stepped up measures to help stem capital outflows to ease depreciation pressure as the currency has skidded to more than eight-year lows.
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Cash premiums for U.S. Gulf Coast shipments have climbed by more than 10 cents a bushel over the past 10 days on the rising demand and as futures skidded to a 1-1/2-month low.
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The yuan skidded to more than eight-year lows at the end of November and China's foreign exchange reserves fell far more than expected in the month to $3.05 trillion, the lowest in nearly six years.
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Then the first of two Max-D Goatse Trucks launched onto the track, skidded around, hit a jump, hit another jump, tried to approach a particularly difficult, big-ass ramp, and then flipped onto its roof.
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The U.S. dollar might have skidded to a three-year low but its depreciation is not worrying for Europe just yet, a top-ranking EU official told CNBC at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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The surge in home prices in the major cities skidded to a halt in April, but the RBA made no reference to the slowdown in Tuesday's statement, repeating prices have been rising "briskly" in some markets.
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Harley-Davidson's shares skidded to a more than one-year low after the motorcycle maker cut its full-year shipments forecast as demand weakens among its aging baby-boomer customers and fewer millennials take to motorcycling.
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Icy slip up A close call was caught on camera when a box truck skidded on ice, flipped and nearly struck a state trooper helping a stranded driver on the side of a highway in Illinois.
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The New York Post's Kirsten Fleming reports that during warmups on Tuesday, the former New York Jets QB wound up a practice throw that skidded under a railing and slammed Brustman straight in the jungle buttons.
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Oil prices skidded in line with U.S. equity markets, even though energy traders worried about shrinking Iranian supply from U.S. sanctions and kept an eye on Hurricane Michael, which closed some U.S. Gulf of Mexico oil output.
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Elsewhere in currencies, the Australian dollar skidded 20.2 percent to $258.41, touching its lowest levels since mid-July after weak consumer price figures prompted investors to pare expectations of further tightening from the Reserve Bank of Australia.
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When Tulsa voters helped underwrite the headquarters move with $15 million in the 2016 Vision renewal program, the fairgrounds was initially eyed as the site; but that plan skidded out last year, leading to the downtown location.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling skidded again on Friday, hitting its lowest in more than two years, after an unexpected second quarter contraction in the economy alarmed investors already fretting that Britain is headed for a no-deal Brexit.
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Foxx's rep confirms to PEOPLE a Gossip Cop report that the actor rushed to the scene after the driver lost control of the vehicle, skidded off the road and flipped the car, which then burst into flames.
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Chinese shares, with less exposure to global market volatility due to strict capital controls, dropped less sharply, although the banking sector skidded amid fears a dramatic sell-off in the bond market could hurt lenders' balance sheets.
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Between the Bali crash and the one last week, Lion Air had three non-fatal accidents, including one in April in which a 737 skidded off a runway, according to Flight Safety Foundation's Aviation Safety Network database.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British pound skidded against the dollar on Thursday, reversing earlier gains as confidence inspired by stronger-than-expected growth results was replaced by caution over the likelihood of an interest rate hike next week.
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Mid-cap iron ore pellet producer Ferrexpo skidded 9 percent after a review of its donations to a charity set up by the company identified additional discrepancies, forcing it to delay the release of its 2018 results.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil skidded again on Friday, pushing prices to three-month lows as investors continued to flee bullish positions on worries that OPEC-led production cuts have not yet reduced a global glut of crude.
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And government watchdog groups pointed out that by skipping the legally required three-day public review period — which the governor circumvented this week with messages of necessity — the budget skidded past the deadline by days, not hours.
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When the government last month hinted at more spending, India's stock market skidded for seven consecutive days and the rupee dropped to its lowest level in six months as investors worried about the impact on public debt.
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Two children were killed and a dozen injured in western Japan earlier this month after a car involved in an accident with another vehicle skidded into a nursery school group out for a walk with their teachers.
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Bitcoin was 3.8 percent higher at $13,749.05 on the Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange a day after it skidded over 11 percent after the government of South Korea said it was considering a plan to ban cryptocurrency trading.
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A Mohegan Sun-bound bus that skidded off a snow-slicked interstate highway in Connecticut last year and overturned was operated by the Boston branch of the company that runs Dahlia tour buses, according to federal records.
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Sterling had already skidded against the dollar and the euro earlier in the day after British Prime Minister Theresa May failed to give any concrete details for how Britain might retain preferential access to Europe's single market.
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Gold was on track for its fourth straight session of gains on Thursday as the dollar skidded to its lowest in two weeks on concerns about the impact of high levels of U.S debt and tax cuts.
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MSCI's gauge of worldwide equity markets fell more than 1 percent and stocks on Wall Street skidded more than 0.453 percent after Trump threatened late on Thursday to add another $100 billion of tariffs on Chinese goods.
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YANGON, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Myanmar's largest airport was forced to close temporarily after a military plane skidded off the runway, forcing inbound international flights to be diverted, an official at the civil aviation department said on Thursday.
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He rarely bailed out, but said he survived 11 crashes — mostly hard landings on carrier decks as his plane broke through arresting wires, lost its landing gear and skidded to a jolting halt with crumpled wings and nose.
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Have you ever seen a pile of New York City snow, two days after a storm, after dogs have peed on it and cars have skidded over it and there's the corner of a Doritos bag peeking out?
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Sissons came out of the penalty box as the puck skidded through the neutral zone and brought it down the right side with plenty of room, scoring over Gibson's right shoulder at 16:63 of the first period.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling skidded to an eight-month low against the euro on Thursday, trading close to 90 pence after the head of the European Central Bank said possible changes to policy would be discussed in the autumn.
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"The plane could not hold on the runway due to poor weather conditions and skidded for around 50-60 metres," Yerlikaya told reporters at the airport, adding that emergency teams were trying to rescue the last wounded passenger.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling skidded on Monday after data showed British manufacturing lost momentum last month, the latest sign the economy may be running out of steam after its surprising resilience in the wake of last year's Brexit vote.
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Recruitment firm PageGroup skidded 14% - its biggest one-day fall in three years - after it said it expects full-year earnings to be at the lower end of market expectations due to slower hiring caused by Brexit uncertainties.
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But Persimmon skidded more than 7 percent to the bottom of the index after reports that Britain's housing minister, James Brokenshire, was pressing the builder on how it operates within a public funding scheme for new house buyers.
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STOCKHOLM, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Home appliance maker Electrolux skidded to a slightly smaller than expected quarterly loss as costs for the aborted purchase of General Electric's white goods business weighed but marginally raised its North American market outlook.
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Poor Gerald just thought they were doing a pre-Putin team shot, and instead he watched in silent horror as his peers half-dabbed, skidded to the carpet, threw up peace signs, arranged their faces into banterous positions.
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Killian's mother, Brandy Gonzalez, said she was driving home to Nevada after attending a party in Idaho to celebrate the boy's birthday when her car skidded and went into a lane of oncoming traffic, colliding with another vehicle.
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Last year, an undefeated start for the team and a front-running Heisman Trophy campaign for running back Leonard Fournette both skidded to a halt in a November loss to Alabama that began a three-game losing streak.
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Worryingly, a weekly survey showed on Tuesday Australian consumer confidence skidded to 5-1/2 year lows last week as fears of a pandemic sparked a huge sell-off in stock markets and badly shook the economic outlook.
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KRONPLATZ, Italy, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Runaway World Cup leader Mikaela Shiffrin made a rare slip on Tuesday when she skidded off the course and failed to complete the first leg of the giant slalom at Kronplatz in Italy.
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The euro skidded on Thursday after unexpectedly strong remarks from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi suggesting the bank could launch additional stimulus measures in the euro zone within months, against a backdrop of fading growth and inflation prospects.
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Notebook Every couple of months, I see another post in my Facebook feed about a band that was cut off by an 18-wheeler or skidded on a patch of black ice and rolled their van into a ditch.
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Back then, Dad would always be in the stands at the pow-wows, his sisters told me—well, me and Dino, but Dino was one and two, so I think the stories just skidded right past him, pretty much.
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Spacey's acting career skidded to a halt in fall 2017 after actor Anthony Rapp told BuzzFeed that Spacey had made a sexual advance toward him at a party in Rapp in 1986, when Rapp was just 14 years old.
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Bitcoin BTC=BTSP was 3.8 percent higher at $13,749.05 on the Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange a day after it skidded over 11 percent after the government of South Korea said it was considering a plan to ban cryptocurrency trading.
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At Detroit's Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, a Delta flight arriving from Buffalo, New York, skidded off the runway and came to a stop on a grassy verge around midday on Sunday, but there were no injuries, local media reported.
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The strains weighed on the rest of Europe too, with the STOXX 23.05 still in the red despite an attempted rebound and the euro down 23.113 percent in the currency markets having skidded all the way down to $26.
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Then, during a second landing attempt, the Boeing 737-800 aircraft skidded off the runway when its front wheels, known in the aviation industry as nose gear, collapsed, according to aviation news site Flight Global, which cited airport authorities.
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At least 17 people were injured on May 8 when the Biman Bangladesh Airlines jet bounced during a landing in heavy winds and half skidded half crashed off the runway, damaging the plane and sending passengers flying about inside.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A plane carrying U.S. Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence skidded off the runway after landing in the rain at New York City's LaGuardia Airport on Thursday, halting flights for at least an hour, officials said.
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LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, skidded 9 percent on Thursday to its lowest level since late November, as a Facebook ban on cryptocurrency adverts and a growing regulatory backlash against the nascent market rattled investors.
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SYDNEY, Dec 5 (Reuters) - The euro skidded to its lowest since March 2015 on Monday after Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi conceded he had lost a constitutional referendum that could end his career and rock the country's banking system.
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Toshiba shares skidded 1.2 percent after the company said it expects to post a net loss of 110 billon yen for the fiscal year through March, compared with its previous forecast for a net profit of 230 billion yen.
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Its shares skidded 39 percent last year, falling below $10 a share for the first time since 2012, as its profits plunged 27 percent to $3.8 billion during the first nine months last year from the same time the previous year.
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Honda's sales in North America skidded 5.7 percent in the first quarter ended June, but this was offset by a 15.5 percent jump in sales in Asia, including China - which the automaker expects will become its largest market this year.
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The bus was carrying 44 Chinese and two Laotians - a driver and a guide - when it skidded of the road and plunged into a ravine late Monday, prompting a rescue operation in a mountainous area where road conditions are poor.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A United Airlines plane carrying 179 passengers and six crew members skidded partly off the runway on Friday at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport after arriving from San Francisco, but no one was injured, airline and airport officials said.
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Non-oil domestic exports (NODX) skidded 12 percent last month from a year earlier, the trade agency International Enterprise Singapore said in a statement on Thursday, far worse than the median forecast of a 3.5 percent decline in a Reuters poll.
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Thailand's stock index fell more than 6 percent on Wednesday and the baht skidded, a day after police warned of a Bangkok bomb plot and on weekend news that 88-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej's health was in an unstable condition.
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Oil skidded to 3 1/2-month lows after posting biggest three-day loss in a year by Friday on worries that OPEC-led production cuts have not yet reduced a global glut of crude as U.S. drillers kept adding rigs.
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As Brenchley, wearing a reflective yellow vest, walks over to the vehicles that had skidded off the road, a black car crashes into him from behind and sends Brenchley flying through the air, hitting the disabled car he was responding to.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British pound skidded towards a two-week low against a stronger dollar on Tuesday, pressured by growing uncertainty over whether the Bank of England will raise interest rates next week for the first time in over a decade.
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Another steep faller on the main index was Just Eat, which skidded 6% to a four-month low as investors focused on the takeaway group's comments about a structural shift in Britain over a sharp rise in third-quarter revenue.
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Johnson Matthey skidded 5.4% - its biggest one-day fall in nearly four years - to the bottom of the main index after it said profit at its Clean Air business, which provides the lion's share of its earnings, would fall this year.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - China is stepping up measures to stem capital outflows after its yuan currency skidded to more than eight-year lows, sources said on Tuesday, taking aim at outbound investments that have soared to a record high.
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Concerns about the liquidity of banks in the region have mounted as oil prices have skidded to record lows after a fall of around 70 percent since mid-2014 and the rising terror threat that has emerged in the Middle East.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling skidded below $1.38 to its lowest in almost three weeks on Wednesday, after the EU's chief Brexit negotiator said a transition deal was not guaranteed and the prime minister said the EU's draft legal text would undermine Britain.
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The yuan has skidded to 5-1/2 year lows and slipped again against the dollar on Friday, fueling worries of a surge in capital outflows from China in coming months that could complicate the government's efforts to stabilise the economy.
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Europe's car shares skidded to a nine-month low as Mercedes-Benz maker Daimler warned that global trade tensions were slowing its sales, while Italian stocks and bonds fell on reports a eurosceptic had been given a key finance role.
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Trading fees, which make up the largest chunk of the bourse's revenue, skidded 10% to HK$13 billion as the average daily turnover of securities plunged 19% from the preceding quarter and 16% from the same period a year earlier.
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But after a good drive, he skidded his 7-iron approach into a bunker, blasted out over the green, chipped 15 feet past the cup and two-putted for a double-bogey 6 to lose by a stroke to Player.
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NBC reported that Pence, who is the Indiana governor as well as Trump's VP in the race for the White House, was traveling with several campaign advisers and his wife and daughter when the plane skidded off the runway while landing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling skidded to a 10-day low against a broadly stronger dollar on Monday with sentiment still sour after Friday's speech by Prime Minister Theresa May failed to offer the details on Brexit that investors had been looking for.
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Even President Obama was not immune; his motorcade slipped and skidded on slick roads in the Maryland suburbs on Wednesday as he was on the way back to the White House from Joint Base Andrews after a trip to Detroit.
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Shares in small-cap N Brown skidded as much as 10% to their lowest since April after the fashion retailer said it would set aside another 20-30 million pounds in provisions relating to the mis-selling of payment protection insurance.
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Had this been the previous century, or the early part of this one, when fortune almost always favored the Yankees over the Red Sox, perhaps Pearce's foot would have disconnected prematurely from first base, or the throw would have skidded away.
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So Federer relaxed on the Spanish island of Ibiza with about 2572 friends while longtime rivals, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, and new-age contenders like Dominic Thiem and Alexander Zverev scrapped and skidded in Madrid, Rome and elsewhere in 21.
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Sterling skidded 0.3% to $1.2699 and 0.5% against the euro to 89.30 pence, as investors worried that a government under Boris Johnson, the favourite to win the Conservative Party leadership contest, would raise the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
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SYDNEY, March 3 (Reuters) - A measure of Australian consumer confidence skidded to five-and-a-half year lows last week as the spread of the coronavirus sparked a huge sell-off in stock markets and badly shook the economic outlook.
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Another steep faller on the main index was Just Eat, which skidded 6% to a four-month low, as investors focussed on the takeaway group's comments about a structural shift in Britain over a sharp rise in third-quarter revenue.
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Another steep faller on the main index was Just Eat, which skidded 6% to a four-month low as investors focused on the takeaway group's comments about a structural shift in Britain over a sharp rise in third-quarter revenue.
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The Cardinals' journey to the championship series was a sharp shift for a franchise that claimed a World Series title in 2011 and had 100 wins in 2015 but skidded and ended up firing its manager, Mike Matheny, last year.
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Britain's pound skidded almost 22019 percent to a nine-month low against the euro on Thursday, after the Bank of England voted 53.83-2012.8 to keep interest rates at their record lows and lowered its forecasts for growth, inflation and wages.
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The benchmark U.S. Treasury yield skidded to its lowest levels since November on Thursday, with the 10-year yield hitting 2.218 percent US10YT=RR, down more than a half percentage point from a high of 2.629 percent a month ago.
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The euro skidded almost half a percent to back below $226 after the ECB said it was halving its stimulus to 259.49 billion euros a month, but made clear that any rise in interest rates remained way off in the distance.
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Up on the hill, where rescuers are seeking alternative routes down into the cave, another accident occurred on Saturday night: a vehicle skidded off a dirt track, seriously injuring the driver and a passenger and harming four other volunteers, authorities said.
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Two people were killed and dozens were injured when a gasoline tanker skidded off an ice-covered Baltimore highway and exploded, sparking a 55-vehicle pileup as a winter storm brought snow and ice to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, authorities said.
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British utility Centrica skidded 15.3% after its 2019 profit slumped by more than a third, while Barclays slipped 1.7% as news Britain's financial regulators were probing historical links between the bank's chief executive officer and U.S. financier Jeffrey Epstein overshadowed financial results.
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Chemicals group Johnson Matthey skidded 3.1% to the bottom of the FTSE 100 after it said profit at its Clean Air business, which provides the lion's share of its earnings, would fall this year and said the unit's chief would step down.
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Europe's banks tumbled 238 percent after France's Societe Generale issued a profit warning and carmakers skidded as much as 251.93 percent after U.S. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Charles Grassley said he thought President Donald Trump was "inclined" to impose tariffs on European cars.
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Hyndman, Pa. (Reuters) - Rail cars carrying gas and sulfur on a CSX Corp freight train skidded off the tracks and burst into flames on Wednesday in a small Pennsylvania town, forcing hundreds of residents to flee their homes as firefighters fought the blaze.
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To have grown up through San Francisco's recent history is to be haunted by the visions of progressivism that did not end up where they were supposed to, that did not think far enough ahead and skidded past the better world they planned.
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In Tujunga, just north of Burbank, where a Southwest flight skidded off the runway in heavy rain Thursday, a portion of La Tuna Canyon is closed near Interstate 210 due to what officials described as 2-inch debris flow from a mudslide.
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A Delta Air Lines jet skidded off a snowy runway at La Guardia Airport and nearly plunged into Flushing Bay last year because its pilot used excessive force to slow the plane as it landed, federal transportation safety officials said on Tuesday.
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The roads were empty, with all local schools and most local businesses shut, and as I pulled into Ross's driveway, my rental car noisily skidded; by the time I'd shifted into park, the judge was at the door, a hand raised in greeting.
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BENGALURU, March 250 (Reuters) - Indian shares skidded over 25% in the waning moments of trading on Wednesday, with financial stocks suffering the most, as fears of the economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic eclipsed sweeping stimulus moves from policymakers around the world.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Delta Air Lines Inc was sued on Tuesday by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey for damage caused when a jet skidded off a runway at New York's LaGuardia Airport during a March 5, 2015, snowstorm.
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British utility Centrica skidded 15.3% after its 2019 profit slumped by more than a third, while Barclays slipped 1.7% as news Britain's financial regulators were probing historical links between the bank's chief executive officer and U.S. financier Jeffrey Epstein overshadowed financial results.
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After a scare at the end of last month, when stock markets skidded on the view that the era of easy money might be coming to an end across the globe, investors have been soothed by a run of more dovish comments from central bankers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling skidded to an eight-month low against the euro on Tuesday after the Bank of England's Ben Broadbent declined to back up recent hints from other policymakers at the central bank that suggested it may be moving towards raising interest rates.
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LONDON, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Sterling skidded to a nine-month low against the euro on Thursday and gilt yields fell sharply after the Bank of England voted 6-2 in favour of keeping interest rates at their record lows and revised down its growth forecasts.
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Having traded above $1.33 GBP=D3, close to its strongest in two weeks, the pound skidded to as low as $1.3246 in the early afternoon in London, with traders attributing the move to a Bloomberg report that Brexit negotiations could be set to break down.
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The greenback skidded 2.6 percent against a basket of major peers in January, its worst showing since 1987, falling first on worries over U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionism and then on mounting concerns that the new administration was set on talking down the currency.
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Image 2 of 2 MEXICO CITY – An Aeromexico jetliner taking off in a blustery storm smashed down into a nearby field but skidded to a stop virtually intact, and all 103 people aboard were able to escape advancing flames before fire engulfed the aircraft.
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Sterling skidded to its lowest levels - bar a "flash crash" in October - in 32 years on Monday, hit by fears that Prime Minister Theresa May will say on Tuesday that Britain is set for a "hard" Brexit out of the EU and its single market.
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Britain's blue-chip FTSE climbed 292.989 percent to a one-week high, while sterling skidded to a nine-month low at 292.548 pence per euro and pulled back from an 22016-month high against the dollar after the BoE left rates at a record low.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - An Emirates jet that skidded along the runway on its fuselage at Dubai airport and caught fire last month was subjected to shifting winds as it made a failed attempt to abort a landing, United Arab Emirates (UAE) investigators said on Tuesday.
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In addition to admittedly paying a ridiculous amount of money for avo toast, Taylor Lorenz was was less-than-delighted to find that most of the mashed avocado had skidded off the bread, and had accumulated in the corner of the to-go box.
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After the plane skidded to a stop on Sunday at Sheremetyevo International Airport, Russian news media reported that some passengers had insisted on grabbing their carry-on bags before leaving the burning wreckage — a violation of basic emergency protocol that would have slowed the evacuation.
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European stocks skidded off record highs on news that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will use the prospect of a Brexit cliff-edge at the end of 103 to demand the European Union gives him a comprehensive free trade deal in less than 11 months.
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The New Zealand dollar skidded 1.6 percent to $0.6830 , after Reserve Bank of New Zealand Assistant Governor John McDermott said underlying inflation expectations in the country had not changed substantially from three months ago and the central bank has a neutral bias on interest rates.
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LONDON, June 1003 (Reuters) - Sterling skidded by more than 2100 percent on Thursday after Governor Mark Carney said the Bank of England would probably need to pump more stimulus into Britain's economy over the summer after the shock of last week's vote to leave the European Union.
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But with the same-store sales decline at Kate Spade and an uncertain outlook for its Stuart Weitzman brand, Tapestry's stock skidded down more than 220 percent in early trading, on pace for its worst day since last August when shares lost more than 25 percent.
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SAO PAULO, May 23 (Reuters) - JBS SA shares skidded as much as 10 percent, bringing the scandal-tainted Brazilian meatpacker's nosedive over the past five days to 46 percent, on growing concern about the impact of a plea bargain by its owners on the company's finances.
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On Sunday, he walked on court to play his first French Open match in four years in a newly rebuilt arena that bears only a passing resemblance to the red-clay temple in which he sliced backhands and skidded into the corners on his last visit.
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In February, 2016, the crash of a Tara Air flight that led to the death of 23 people The year before, in March, 2015, a Turkish Airlines jet carrying 224 people skidded off the runway at Tribhuvan Airport, forcing staff and passengers to evacuate the plane.
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The decision to exploit the presidential brand commercially was taken months ago but the actual launch comes at a time when the 40-year-old leader's approval rating has skidded to as low as 23 percent, below that of his predecessors at similar points in their mandates.
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LONDON, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Sterling skidded below $1.31 on Friday after strong U.S. inflation data, leaving it on track for its weakest week in 10, as investors worried about Britain's vote to leave the European Union and bet on another cut in UK interest rates this year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling skidded to its lowest levels - bar a "flash crash" in October - in 287.85 years on Monday, hit by fears that Prime Minister Theresa May will say on Tuesday Britain is set for a "hard" Brexit out of the EU and its single market.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Coco Vandeweghe's petulant standoff over a shortage of bananas was the low point on a horror day for the United States at the Australian Open on Monday as a raft of American players skidded out of the season's first grand slam in the first round.
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In one instance in 22, a Sante Fe SUV made by Hawtai Motor skidded on a highway at 23 kms per hour (68 mph), crashed through the barrier and rolled three times, killing a passenger and injuring two others, according to documents provided by a car industry researcher.
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LONDON, June 30 (Reuters) - Sterling skidded to its weakest in more than two years against the euro on Thursday after the head of the Bank of England said more stimulus would probably be needed in Britain over the summer after last week's shock vote to leave the European Union.
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In one instance in 2012, a Sante Fe SUV made by Hawtai Motor skidded on a highway at 110 kms per hour (68 mph), crashed through the barrier and rolled three times, killing a passenger and injuring two others, according to documents provided by a car industry researcher.
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He skidded to stops at the elbow for midrange jumpers, backed down Patrick Beverley and canned fadeaways over him, and repeatedly did that thing where in one frame he's dribbling at the perimeter and in the next he's at the rim and high in the air, depositing a layup.
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October was the worst month on Wall Street in seven years, the so-called 'FAANG' group of top five U.S. tech stocks lost almost $1 trillion in market capitalisation, Apple skidded into a bear market, and some U.S. economic indicators - namely the housing market - began to flash red.
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The corps, an agency within the federal government, decided to build Olmsted with an experimental "in the wet" construction method: Hollow sections of the dam are built on the bank, skidded down to the river, towed into position and lowered into the water, where they are filled with concrete.
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NEW DELHI, July 8 (Reuters) - A bus on Monday skidded off an expressway to India's northern city of Agra, home of the famed monument to love, the Taj Mahal, and fell into a drain, killing 28 people, after its driver apparently dozed off at the wheel, police said.
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The Wolverines cruised past ninth-seeded Illinois 75-55 in the second round despite arriving in Washington, D.C., only hours prior to tipoff Thursday as their charter plane skidded off the runway during takeoff Wednesday before knocking off No. 1 seed Purdue 74-70 in overtime in Friday's quarterfinal.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The euro skidded to a nearly one-year low against the dollar in Asian trading on Friday, as investors expect the European Central Bank to maintain its loose monetary policy stance to stoke euro zone inflation while the U.S. Federal Reserve is poised to raise rates by year-end.
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In a statement, the airline said pilot Captain Myat Moe Aung "followed emergency procedures and did the fuel burn out to reduce the landing weight," before bringing the jet down onto its rear wheels, lowering the nose carefully onto the runway on which it skidded for about 25 seconds before stopping.
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The project was still on the drawing boards in June 1952 when Arthur V. Sheridan, the commissioner of borough works in the Bronx and an ally of Mr. Moses, was killed when his car skidded into the path of an oil truck at Broadway and 256th Street in the Bronx.
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Wagner, who compared the game to a street fight, posted a career-high 26 points, hitting 11 of 14 shots, to lift Michigan, which has won seven straight, six of them since a scheduled flight to the Big Ten tournament skidded off a runway March 8 during an aborted takeoff.
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But nothing could dim the pleasure of wiping out — being allowed to wipe out, being urged not to be careful, being pushed to the edge of what I could do, thrilling to the burn of water across my shoulder when I skidded to the edge of a ski in a low slalom.
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"At around 1324 Singapore local time, one aircraft of the Black Eagles aerobatic team from the Republic of Korea Air Force skidded and crashed into the grass verge at the side of Changi Airport's Runway 1 and caught fire," the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore said in a news release on Tuesday.
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Mike Pence's rocky landing on Thursday night at La Guardia Airport — the campaign plane skidded off the runway, and emergency crews scrambled to the scene in a driving rain — certainly lends itself as an apt metaphor for Donald J. Trump's entire presidential run: chaotic, turbulent and skittering just on the edge of disaster.
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"Bitter Wheat" is unlikely to reverse the prevailing feeling that Mr. Mamet has skidded off course of late, despite the attachment of big names to his works — like Al Pacino, who starred in the poorly received "China Doll" on Broadway in 2015, or Mr. Malkovich, on hand on this occasion as commercial catnip.
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Chinese shares fell 0.79% while shares in Hong Kong skidded by 1.23% Trump said on Tuesday Beijing had failed to keep promises it made when China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001 and was engaging in predatory practices that had cost millions of jobs in the United States and other countries.
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You skidded around on your knees on the dance floor, maybe you were roped into something fun and ceremonial like throwing flowers about, and then you had a bunch of cake and soda while your mom wasn't watching and hyped the fuck out before crashing at 23 PM. As a kid, weddings were brilliant.
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Cars and trucks honked, stopped and skidded as they made their way up and down a few blocks of North Foster Drive, past cheering and dancing crowds in front of the Triple S Food Mart where Alton Sterling, 37, was fatally shot early Tuesday by officers responding to a call about an armed man.
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With Darnold, there is a buzz that eclipses even the hype around Mark Sanchez, another U.S.C. product, who started as a rookie nine years ago and took the Jets to two consecutive A.F.C. Championship games before his Jets career skidded downhill toward a notorious "butt fumble" and ended with a mediocre 33-29 record.
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On Monday, the Nikkei skidded to more than six-week lows after the perceived safe-haven yen rose to its strongest level since November against the dollar as U.S. President Donald Trump's failure to pass a healthcare bill raised questions about his ability to push through tax cuts and fiscal spending to boost the economy.
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Netflix initially plunged 6 percent and is now essentially unchanged; Alphabet — which like Amazon also reported earnings Thursday — sank more than 5 percent before turning positive; Facebook skidded more than 4 percent by halved those losses in midday trading; and Apple and Microsoft each fell more than 2 percent before erasing nearly all of their losses.
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Curbs on the daily cash withdrawal limit in Macau will come as China steps up measures to stem capital outflows, after its yuan currency skidded to more than eight-year lows at the end of November and its foreign exchange reserves fell far more than expected in the month to $3.05 trillion, the lowest in nearly six years.
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Sterling skidded to a 30-month low against the dollar, below $1.21 GBP=D3 and down 2.2% in less than a week, as fund managers, industry executives and Bank of England Governor Mark Carney all lined up to warn about the hit to the economy of a no-deal Brexit under new Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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The Wolverines almost missed the conference tournament after their charter plan skidded off the runway en route to Washington, but proceeded to win four games in four days - capped by a 71-56 victory against Wisconsin in Sunday's final - to lift their first conference tournament championship since 1998 and guarantee a spot in the NCAA Tournament.
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"Apparently, as a part of this Bird Box Challenge,' (the driver) used her beanie to pull over her eyes as she was driving on Layton Parkway, and she ended up losing control of her car and skidded into the westbound lanes of Layton Parkway and hit another car and ended up hitting a light pole as well," Lyman said.
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Vice presidential candidate Mike Pence safe after plane skids off runway in New York Vice presidential candidate Mike Pence safe after plane skids off runway in New York A plane carrying vice presidential nominee Mike Pence skidded off the runway in the rain Thursday night at New York's LaGuardia Airport, coming to a stop on the adjacent grass.
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A presidential primary season that until the Paris attacks had meandered from one issue to the next, and from Trump rally to Trump pronouncement, has now skidded into a world that has been growing dark as order has collapsed following President Obama's withdrawal of American power from the world's frontiers, under the watch of his first and second secretaries of state.
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A federal safety agency is investigating why a charter plane carrying Republican vice presidential candidate Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE skidded off the runway at New York's LaGuardia Airport on Thursday.
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Despite a spike in volatility on Wednesday, the average daily market range in October has skidded to its most narrow since August 1964, when Lyndon B. Johnson was president, the Dow Jones industrial average was trading a little more than 800 and the common measure of implied volatility, the CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX, was still decades away from its creation.
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Yeshanew and his attorney, Darryl Levitt, said that he was never demoted and, in fact, his steady rise through the ranks over a 12-year career at Ethiopian continued even into this year when he was tapped to oversee a new venture making aircraft parts and investigate two pilots who botched a landing in Uganda and nearly skidded into Lake Victoria.
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And then the heel of one shoe slipped out from beneath him, and he skidded like honest-to-God the first version of Tomb Raider where Lara kept getting nailed by one invisible polygon on the steps to some temple and just started floating down, thudda–thudda–thudda–thudda–thudda, and then he stopped wanting to get into the Thames.
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While Ball was testing whether his sneakers could hold up to the rigors of an N.B.A. game, Floyd Mayweather, one of the canniest boxers ever, got together with the profane mixed-martial artist Conor McGregor to put on a high-energy, four-city car wreck of a promotion that skidded past pretty much every established standard of taste and competition.
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I've been run over by enough cars to know it sucks—especially when it's two in the morning in East LA and you've already skidded through your back tire to show off for attractive pedestrians and a taxi driver decides you are the one in the group that needs to inspect his bumper—but usually it's the bike that takes the brunt of it.
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The Jets appeared to cut Miami's lead to 21-13 with an extra-point attempt pending when Darnold connected with Ryan Griffin for a 2-yard touchdown, one that was overturned after a long review because officials ruled that the tight end did not have full control of the ball when he skidded to a stop out of the back of the end zone.
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TOKYO, Dec 2177.87 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average ended higher on Thursday, taking back some ground lost in the previous session as investors snapped up bargains after the benchmark index skidded its most in 21.18-220.83/21 months The Nikkei finished up 2786.25 percent, or 2400 points, at 183.513,0.61.51, following its biggest fall since March the previous day, when it broke key technical support at its 215-day moving average.
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"Had the ball not skidded off Gerrard's head and played Suarez onside, had we gone on to win that game 2-1, had we then gone on to beat Costa Rica, we might have been talking about a great tournament," anatomised Hodgson, discussing each game's pivotal incidents as though they were jolly unlucky coin-flips, rather than the direct consequence of his side's flagrant tactical and technical failings.
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Its opening verses were musical: The stone had skidded arc'd and bloomed into islands: Cuba and San Domingo Jamaica and Puerto Rico Grenada Guadeloupe Bonaire curved stone hissed into reef wave teeth fanged into clay white splash flashed into spray Bathsheba Montego Bay But the poem was not a paean to nature; it went on to describe the coming of sugar cane plantations and the subjugation of black labor.
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