He slipped back into the depths of a tatty sofa.
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Jacobs then slipped back into the kitchen with his men.
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It slipped back to two stars in the 2019 guide.
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But lately, the sevens team has slipped back in the pack.
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After her brief flare, my grandmother slipped back into the dark.
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The S&P 500 slipped back to negative territory for 2016.
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Still, new export orders slipped back into contractionary territory, he noted.
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It slipped back to $64.68 by 1045 GMT, up 11 cents.
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A few years later the bureaucrats slipped back into clientelistic habits.
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And the lion apparently slipped back into the park's extensive bushes Monday.
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In commodities, crude oil slipped back after pushing higher overnight in Asia.
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I slipped back into old habits and was using food for comfort.
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And the country slipped back into the grip of another authoritarian government.
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U.S. dollar interest rates have slipped back in recent weeks, he noted.
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Then it all slipped back into the sea with the receding tide.
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His gaze slipped back to the elderly couple seated a few tables down.
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The euro zone slipped back into deflation for the first time since September.
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Once released from prison, Becker slipped back into his old way of life.
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But since that spike, the price has slipped back to $4.34 per mmBtu.
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Oil slipped back slightly on Wednesday, having surged 5 percent the previous day.
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By 22.05 GMT, they had slipped back to 13,250 Danish crowns, up 1.3 percent.
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Oil prices surged above $86 a barrel in October, but have since slipped back.
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"It has slipped back a week for technical reasons," one of the sources said.
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Then they slipped back into their seats, the lights dimmed, and the film resumed.
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Spot prices hit $1,300.61 on Friday, but quickly slipped back below $1,300 an ounce.
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As a result, our hard-won gains slipped back into the hands of terrorists.
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Following a roughly 46bp widening since then, returns have slipped back to about 1.33%.
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It has neither recovered as strongly as many expected nor slipped back into recession.
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After the class, she slipped back into her heels — modest height, by Tao standards.
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But in the past two years, they seem to have slipped back down it.■
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However, on Monday afternoon, Gallup said Trump's approval rating slipped back to 41 percent.
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With Thursday's declines, the S&P 23.25 slipped back into negative territory for 21.
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In the 226 survey, the Yankees slipped back to 2500th — still ridiculous, but okay.
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Sterling slipped back below $1.30 on Monday for the first time in a week.
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It has slipped back to around $22,22017, but is still more expensive than gold.
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Oil climbed back above $50 a barrel (though it has slipped back a bit recently).
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Fans of the 29 other teams slipped back into their preferred complaints about buying championships.
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Shipping estimates for the XL model have slipped back to November 18th on Verizon's website.
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Its shares opened higher, but by 0910 GMT had slipped back to trade down 0.7 percent.
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He then slipped back into work as a maths professor, teaching his last class in 2001.
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China slipped back into despotism, warlordism and (following an invasion by Japan) all-out civil war.
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As of 0311 GMT, the onshore spot yuan slipped back and traded at 6.4518 per dollar.
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The index rose to as high as 1,844 last week but has slipped back to 1,761.
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The name slipped back into obscurity even as O'Neal built a legendary career on the court.
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An avid runner, Mercer even slipped back into a normal workout routine once Nick was arrested.
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Consequently, sterling slipped back towards recent 4-1/2 month lows, down around 0.2% at $1.2792.
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"You all be careful," Mr. O'Neal said, as mother and son slipped back into the house.
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Consequently, sterling slipped back towards recent 4-1/2 month lows, down around 0.2% at $1.2792.
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Later that evening, I checked again and found that the M.T.A. had slipped back into euphemism.
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So they did it quietly, and then they slipped back into their lives under the radar.
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When he deplaned, he saw the men looking for him and slipped back into a crowd.
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As quickly as it came out, the phone was slipped back into Samsung president DJ Koh's pocket.
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He slipped back across the border to reach Jerusalem just as his home was being torn down.
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However, after a brief recovery, the pound quickly slipped back into negative territory, showing the downward pressure.
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U.S. crude also slipped back below $50 a barrel just one day after cracking the key level.
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An economic slowdown as Italy slipped back into a recession is putting at risk Rome's budget forecasts.
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So he slipped back to what he knew, building a storytelling app in 2013 called Shadow Puppet.
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Beto O'Rourke or Kamala Harris, for instance, enjoyed initial success but have slipped back in the polls.
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After killing, he collected his money and slipped back into his quiet life, taking his children to Disneyland.
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Our Rob sources say he's upset his family believes he has slipped back into the world of drugs.
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Given the way that marijuana legalization has slipped back and forth, is the current success of legalization tenuous?
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Benchmark Bund yields slipped back under 26.2 percent , just off 20.85-21/0.6 month lows hit last week.
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The dollar, which had strengthened to as much as 114.325 yen on Tuesday, slipped back to 113.87 yen.
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Upon his release, he returned to the South Side, where he almost slipped back into his old ways.
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Seven of Beauty's friends slipped back into prostitution out of fear of their pimps, or loyalty, the teenager said.
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In Asian trade on Thursday, the dollar index stood at 92.508 , having slipped back from that four-month high.
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Economic growth briefly rose to almost 2% in mid-2017 but has since slipped back to close to zero.
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Heading into Wednesday night's faceoff, Quinnipiac found that Biden's standing rebounded to 34%, while Harris slipped back to 12%.
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The mainland Chinese markets slipped back into negative territory — after an earlier recovery — to end their trading day lower.
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The A.N.C. slipped back slightly, but it still holds 249 seats, and the Democratic Alliance's further advance faces obstacles.
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And then, before I could say anything, she slipped back into the crowd, linking arms with her new beau.
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Inflation slipped back below 1% in the past three months and also fell 0.2% month-on-month in September.
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The pound surged briefly to a day's high of $1.2491 immediately after the decision, then slipped back to $1.2457.
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Cameron Maybin hit his first homer for the Marlins, but they slipped back into last place in the division.
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However, it rose 0.3% to 88.595 pence per euro on Friday, after the euro slipped back across the board.
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The seven-foot-4-inch alligator then slipped back into the pond it had slithered out of, the Sentinel reported.
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Our schools have slipped back into deep and damaging patterns of racial and socioeconomic segregation, causing achievement gaps to widen.
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Against the dollar, the euro rose to as high as $1.1383 on Monday but it has slipped back to $1.1316.
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The loss was costly for the Rockies, who slipped back in both the National League West and wild-card standings.
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The U.S. dollar rose as high as 102.78 yen, but in early European trading had slipped back to 101.79 yen.
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Greece, meanwhile, slipped back into deflation, as consumer prices fell by 0.1% in January (on the European Union's harmonised measure).
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GSK shares initially rose as much as 0.7 percent but slipped back to stand 1.833 percent lower by 1220 GMT.
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He slipped back out of the building 51 minutes later with only the gun, Charleston Police Sergeant Dan English testified.
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Ralph had changed into his James 23 pullover, then thought better of it and slipped back into his Tribe jersey.
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The U.S. dollar rose as high as 102.78 yen, but had slipped back to 101.36 yen by midday in Europe.
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Expectations for output in the next three months slipped back to +11 from +14 in January, the CBI survey showed.
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Share rose 10% to 38.7 riyals apiece ($10.32) but slipped back to 37 riyals within minutes of the market open.
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"It's much too early to look at those things," said Manager Mike Scioscia of the Angels, who slipped back under .
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Oil heavyweights Shell and BP were the biggest drags on the main index, as crude prices slipped back into negative territory.
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HK/SIN, the 0.13-year yield had slipped back to 0.098 percent and the dollar was fetching more than 113 yen.
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By 0840 GMT on Thursday, it was trading around $1.3500, flat on the day, while the dollar slipped back a touch.
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Edna could read signals, so she slipped back into their small kitchen and poured herself a greyhound from the sweating carafe.
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They now are one game behind Toronto (20-13), and Baltimore (21-25) slipped back into third place, two games out.
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Brent and U.S. light crude futures slipped back below $24.2 per barrel but remained above the $25.6 mark breached on Tuesday.
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Oil prices also dipped and slipped back to three-month lows after data showed U.S. crude inventories rising faster than expected.
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Benchmark issuer Germany's Bund yield slipped back under 0.50 percent, and just off 290-217/26.2 month lows hit last week.
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On Monday, the stock set a fresh intraday record of $199.40 a share, but slipped back to $196.87 at the close.
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In the absence of fresh news, the Chinese yuan slipped back to the weaker side of 7-per-dollar at 7.0061.
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The price slipped back below $50 and has traded around that number as world supply has been slow to draw down.
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Matty has been out of the kitchen doing a proper service for about a year but he slipped back into it brilliantly.
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Afterward, he collected his money and slipped back into his quiet, unassuming life, taking his children to Disneyland and on other adventures.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Oil & Gas index fell 0.3 percent, after crude oil prices slipped back below the $50-per-barrel mark.
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After going positive for the first time since late 2015 on Monday, five-year German bond yields slipped back into negative territory.
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The Canadian dollar hit a 12-year low of C$1.4039 per dollar as oil prices slipped back towards 11-year lows.
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Against this backdrop, euro zone yields steadily moved higher, shrugging aside data that showed the region slipped back into deflation in April.
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France's 235-year bond yield slipped back into negative territory a week after it turned positive for the first time since July.
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France's 703-year bond yield slipped back into negative territory a week after it turned positive for the first time since July.
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The ecstasy I felt in the days immediately after the trip has worn off as I've slipped back into my regular life.
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The euro slipped back to $1.265 though remains stuck in a two-cent range that has held the single currency since June.
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He recalled this on Thursday as he slipped back into Seat 6, pulled on his riding gloves and gripped the front bar.
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Total new orders shrank at a more modest pace, but new export orders slipped back into contraction after expanding the previous month.
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Bitcoin's price briefly surged past $15,000 on Tuesday after news of Thiel's investment, but it has since slipped back to around $14,500.
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A decline in productivity at the state-owned factories which make bullets may explain why the murder rate has slipped back of late.
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In the currency market, the yen slipped back near this week's low as it gave up earlier gains made on safe-haven buying.
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However, it has since slipped back to close at 156.5 yen on Wednesday, leaving the contract down 1.5 percent so far this year.
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Both benchmarks slipped back from near session highs after a report that U.S. energy companies added oil rigs again in the latest week.
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London time, the euro slipped back to trade only 0.10 percent higher at $1.1006 before edging up to $1.1018 by 9:10 p.m.
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I slipped back into my role of Catholic-in-Chief at our Washington bureau, passing along my liturgical knowledge of the funeral Mass.
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One-month risk reversals on sterling have slipped back to minus 0.625 after hitting a two-month high of minus 0.177 on Monday.
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The company recently joined the club of $1 trillion public companies, but its market value has since slipped back down to $988.7 billion.
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For her final Grammys look, Grande slipped back into the Givenchy ball gown that she wore during the first part of her performance.
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Despite the pound's gains against the dollar, net positions by hedge funds in sterling slipped back into negative territory, according to the latest data.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index, which had risen 2.6 percent to a one-month high in the previous session, slipped back 0.2 percent.
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But Brent has since slipped back and is now hovering around $52, leading banks to downgrade price forecasts and investor concerns about shareholder returns.
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Where it stands: Brent crude slipped back a bit to around $84.61 while U.S. benchmark WTI trades around $75.31, as of publication this morning.
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Stockpiles of copper in LME-registered warehouses, meanwhile, at 169,950 tonnes slipped back towards 4203-year lows below 120,000 tonnes reached earlier this month.
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It's slipped back into the Gulf, and the National Weather Service predicts it will make landfall again midday Wednesday near the Texas-Louisiana border.
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"El Camino" was filled with Easter eggs and nods to the original series, and Paul easily slipped back into character for a thrilling performance.
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But Mr. Dawkins, who has struggled with addiction and alcoholism since he was 12, slipped back into drug use, and took ketamine and heroin.
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The Hong Kong dollar rose to six-week high of 7.8212 against the U.S. dollar, then slipped back to trade little changed at 7.8279.
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The energy group slipped as oil slipped back after a strong rally, although several smaller companies in the group gained after reporting quarterly earnings.
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But there was always a threat that the movies could be pulled from shelves at any time, slipped back into the vault for decades.
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If you start to hear the siren call of "triangulation," you will know that she has slipped back into the habits of her husband.
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However, overall inflation remains very low and the euro area slipped back into deflation in April, with prices declining on the year by 0.2 percent.
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Ariya was the only one to threaten but the Thai slipped back with two bogeys in the final six holes for a round of 70.
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China's purchasing-managers' index for manufacturing has slipped back in recent months, and its credit growth has fallen to its slowest rate in 31 months.
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In the bond market, yields snapped higher with the 10-year yield at 2.49 percent Thursday, before it slipped back to just under 4.9 percent.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield rose to a two-month high of 2.40 percent early in July but has slipped back to 2.29 percent.
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Those stocks then slipped back but still outpaced a 5 percent and 53 percent drop in IBM and Intel respectively this week after disappointing results.
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Overall volatility in the currency markets remained near five-year lows and net positions by hedge funds in sterling have slipped back into negative territory.
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" Mr. White said the group easily slipped back into the zone: "It was like, oh man, this is the feeling that we've all been missing!
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Irish inflation rose above 1% year-on-year for the first time in six years in March but slipped back below that level in July.
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But in national polls, that was a fleeting moment of electoral success, and in the past two months she's slipped back solidly into fourth place.
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Egypt has slowly slipped back into a dictator's grip after experiencing a glimmer of hope and democracy in the immediate aftermath of the Arab Spring.
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Real Housewives of Orange County mainstay Heather Dubrow just slipped back into her wedding dress — after 17 years of marriage — for all to see on Instagram.
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Implied volatility on the pound for three months slipped back towards November lows, indicating markets are slightly more optimistic about the pound in the short term.
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The next morning I woke up feeling alert, and I easily slipped back into the groove of the work I had been doing the day before.
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French services PMI figures slipped back from its peak in July, while German private sector activity came in at its weakest in more than six years.
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But one infamous Canadian ISIS fighter, who once slipped back into Canada undetected, claims western citizens worried about ex-militants like himself have nothing to fear.
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To her credit Mladenovic, who reached the top 10 last year but has slipped back, dug in to take a compelling second set into a tiebreak.
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Plant scorched the back nine with seven birdies to turn in 28, but slipped back after carding bogeys on the par-four sixth and ninth holes.
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Pan, who goes by the initials C.T., had grabbed the lead briefly after Na's double-bogey but slipped back by dropping strokes on 17 and 18.
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Paul got a cellphone signal and suggested we order pizza to pick up in Ely and, just like that, we slipped back into the modern world.
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I also recall the nausea that gripped me when Le Roux slipped back into the shadows, and the gold I thought I'd found turned into mist.
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The dollar's index against a basket of six major currencies hit a three-week high of 97.60 on Monday but slipped back to 97.28 on Tuesday.
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Turning to a smuggler he trusted, Othman paid with money sent to him from Morocco to be slipped back into Turkey, sending his wife on ahead.
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But the former pediatric neurosurgeon slipped back quickly, overtaken first by Trump, and then by his own lunacy and that of his perpetually rotating campaign staff.
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Rob Kardashian slipped back into Blac Chyna's bed and cozied up to his unborn baby girl ... who doesn't seem ready for the family biz just yet.
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Taking to Twitter on Wednesday, the star revealed he has slipped back into his fighter jet boiler suit and has his helmet in hand, ready for action.
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Despite all my one-woman pride parade confidence, the male gaze had slipped back into the bedroom, as if for a horrible threesome I'd never asked for.
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But after hitting a five-day high of $1.3215, sterling quickly slipped back, giving up all its earlier gains to trade flat at $1.3175 by 1015 GMT.
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Consequently, the market-implied chance of a hike slipped back from 30 percent to 24 percent, or close to where it was before the Brainard news broke.
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The 42-year-old actress slipped back into the pink sequin bikini her character, Elle Woods, wore for her Harvard Law application in the original 2001 film.
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LONDON, Oct 20 (Reuters) - European shares slipped back on Thursday, as a clutch of profit warnings from companies throughout the region took their toll on the market.
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If oil slipped back to the $30-per-barrel level hit in January, from about $45 now, there could be more pain to come for the banks.
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He was reunited with his wife, Samantha, and together they washed away the dank stench of the jungle before he slipped back into his clean, old clothes.
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Ms. Everett slipped back into her tank top, and Mr. Krone went to work, attacking the dress with a seam ripper and then with his bare hands.
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The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index touched a one-week high during the session, but slipped back after the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) data.
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By 1040 GMT it had slipped back to $1.2603, leaving it up 0.1 percent on the day, down more than 1 percent against the dollar for the week.
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Oil slipped back under $0.63 a barrel, while Asia had dropped overnight too as the relapse in commodity prices and sharp move in China's yuan took their toll.
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The founder of Oculus, Palmer Luckey, quietly slipped back onto the public stage this week after a tumultuous year that ended with his departure from Facebook in March.
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Pot is a stand-in for the political issues of the times, the only drug with a legal status that has slipped back and forth over the decades.
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Brent had slipped back to trade at $55.87 at 10am London time after Monday's close cemented a six-day streak which saw prices up a cumulative 6 percent.
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Following the match, however, just as after her recent French Open semi-final defeat by another tricky Czech, Marketa Vondrousova, she slipped back into the "no regrets" mantra.
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Three hundred investors ploughed around €4.7bn of orders into Sabadell's €750m 10.23% perp NC5 (B2) on May 5, for example, but it has since slipped back to 7.22%.
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The bank's move pulled the lira back up by 20193 percent on the day to 4.565, but it's slipped back down to 4.741 as of 12:38 a.m.
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The U.S. dollar slipped back into the negative zone after gaining in early Asian hours, making dollar-denominated metals cheaper for countries using other currencies to make purchases.
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In the FX markets, Japan's safe-haven yen slipped back and dollar/yen recaptured 109, while China's yuan strengthened from Monday's three-week low in international 'offshore' markets.
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The win gave the Padres a 103-3 split of the season series against Philadelphia, which slipped back into a tie with Atlanta for the National League East lead.
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Britain's annual inflation rate slipped back to 21.9% in December from 222% in November, easing the short-term pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates again.
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Soon after he was nominated at the end of January, the SPD jumped more than 10 points in the polls but has since slipped back to its previous level.
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Investment in gold-backed ETFs slipped back from the previous year's record levels, though it held firm at 109 tonnes, versus selling of 6603 tonnes in the previous quarter.
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The way Piper eventually just slipped back into a version of her old life was one of the most damning things the show could have said about structural inequality.
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But in the view of beleaguered Argentines, the country has merely slipped back into the rut that has framed national life for as long as most people can remember.
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Shortly after noon he calmly left his office, walked across a bridge, bought an eight-inch kitchen knife and an oyster knife, and slipped back into the police building.
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Gold hovered near its one-week low despite world equity markets taking their biggest two-day dive in six months, while the dollar index slipped back after climbing overnight.
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Sterling slipped back below $1.30 on concern about the Brexit talks coming to an end with no deal in place, something many economists have warned could cripple business activity.
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In an Oval Office photo-op, the President described his phone call with the Russian President -- and slipped back into his own habit of elevating Moscow's talking points above America's.
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Market expectations for a rate hike have slipped back to a more uncertain 50 percent from an almost certain 80 percent a couple of weeks ago, according to swap markets.
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GUNS HAVE slipped back into holsters and diplomats behind their desks; the Samjhauta or "Concord" Express has resumed its reassuring bi-weekly chug connecting Lahore Junction and Old Delhi Station.
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Corey threw on his suit, and Lauren slipped back into her bridal gown, and the three set out to reimagine the couple's big day at the place they love most.
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By 1310 GMT on Monday, bitcoin had slipped back to around $10,919, down 2 percent on the day but still up more than 100 percent over the past three weeks.
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Rather than push Suarez, Jones opted to take Busch and Suarez three-wide into Turn 1, but pinned to the inside, Jones ultimately slipped back to fifth at the finish.
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"She doesn't want to stay here," said Marine, declining to give her full name or divulge further details about the teenager, who has quietly slipped back into the forest alone.
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Gold slipped back to a one-week low on Tuesday as markets braced for U.S. President Donald Trump's annual State of the Union address and news on U.S. monetary policy.
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After surging 10 percent on Friday and helping Wall Street rise over 2 percent, oil held gains during the Asian day on Monday, though they slipped back after Chinese markets closed.
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It has since slipped back to $80.79 a tonne for the week ended June 9, with this decline improving the competitiveness of coal against other generating fuels, such as natural gas.
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In celebration of the 93 Emmy Awards, the Buffy the Vampire Slayer star slipped back into her "favorite dress" that she wore to the 1999 Emmy Awards — and it still fits!
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In six months it will have slipped back to $1.30 before nudging up to $1.31 in a year, according to the poll of nearly 60 foreign exchange specialists taken this week.
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Gold slipped back towards its lowest in more than six months on Monday as the currencies of key consumers weakened, making it more expensive for them to buy dollar-priced bullion.
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Purchasing managers data on Wednesday suggested Brazil may have slipped back into recession, and Brazilian auto industry group Anfavea on Thursday slashed its 2019 vehicle export forecast to -28.5% from -6.2%.
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The state of the economy is clearly on Americans' minds: The latest Post-ABC survey shows that Trump's approval rating has slipped back down to 23 percent, with 7453 percent disapproving.
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The yield on the 10-year JGB initially rose to 0.080 percent, matching a 10-week high hit earlier this month, but it slipped back to 1333 percent, flat on the day.
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Exporters got a boost after the dollar touched 111.030 yen, its strongest since April 28, and though it subsequently slipped back to 110.99 yen it was still up 123 percent from Friday.
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Sterling hit a two-month high against the U.S. dollar on Monday as markets now expect parliament to block a no-deal Brexit, but slipped back on Tuesday and volatility levels spiked.
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Friends of Demi tell us ... even before she released her song, "Sober," confessing she had fallen off the wagon, it was apparent to them she had slipped back into her drug use.
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Sterling, battered by worries over June's referendum on membership in the European Union, rose around a third of a percent against the euro and dollar in response, then slipped back below $1.43.
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South Korea's factory activity slipped back to contraction in January on weak domestic sales, a private business survey showed on Monday, suggesting persistent pressure on an economy struggling to regain its footing.
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On Thursday, Alphabet topped $20203 trillion in market value, becoming the fourth U.S. technology company to reach that level, after Apple, Microsoft and Amazon, which has slipped back to about $22020 billion.
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But having earlier traded as high as $1.4550, by 1145 GMT sterling had slipped back to $1.4484, leaving it down 0.1 percent on the day, as stocks and other riskier assets fell.
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The yield on the 10-year JGBs initially rose to 0.080 percent, matching a 10-week high hit earlier this month, but it slipped back to 0.070 percent, flat on the day.
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Oil slipped back from 5-week highs as the dollar's muscle-flexing compounded doubts about whether upcoming talks between top oil exporter countries would result in firm measures to rein in ballooning oversupply.
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But since the release of bearish American inventory data on March 8th, the market slipped back into "contango", the name for the discount at which near-term prices trade to longer-term ones.
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In afternoon trading, some of the selling subsided, and the 10-year yield slipped back to just under 22.75 percent, but 22.80 is being watched as the next psychological line in the sand.
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Britain's sterling was in focus again as it slipped back below $1.27 and 88.30 pence per euro as Prime Minister Theresa May attempted to prop up her position after last week's damaging election.
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Amid the resulting falls for the pound, several of the Bank of England's monetary policy panel stepped in to warn it may raise rates soon, temporarily lifting the currency before it slipped back.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling slipped back towards a three-week low against the dollar on Monday, weighed down by uncertainty among investors over whether Britain would succeed in securing a post-Brexit transition period.
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After taking an early lead and holding Lithuania's Mindaugas Griskonis and Saulius Ritter to the second-place spot through the 1000-meter mark, Croatia slipped back into second place in the third-quarter.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude hit its highest level since mid-2015 in early trading on Tuesday, slipped back throughout the session and then struck a fresh 2½-year high on Wednesday morning.
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The euro slipped back to $1.1110, having climbed from a trough of $1.0820 to a peak of $1.1217 on Thursday, a vicious move that would have left both bulls and bears nursing losses.
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The five-year JGB yield had edged up to minus 0.11 percent earlier but later slipped back to minus 0.115 percent to be steady on the day, as five-year bonds regained their footing.
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Hitman (March) and Mirror's Edge Catalyst (May) are two more high-hopes affairs, from super-publishers Square Enix and EA respectively, that have slipped back in the schedule to allow for further development time.
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Second-round leader Sarah Jane Smith of Australia slipped back with a level-par 72 at Club de Golf Mexico to end the day in a tie for second with Spaniard Carlota Ciganda (68).
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LONDON, May 11 (Reuters) - European shares slipped back on Wednesday, with outdoor advertising group JC Decaux among the worst-performers, as some weak earnings pushed the market lower after two previous days of gains.
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That recovery stalled, however, in the final weeks of last month amid heightened uncertainty about the impact of Britain's vote to leave the European Union and crude prices slipped back below $50 a barrel.
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McEnroe kept it formal for a while, calling him Raonic, but eventually slipped back to Milos even if it was hard to know just how much information and inside perspective he was holding back.
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However, the BSA did not make any of its other branches coed, and by the late '80s, the word "boy" had slipped back into both "Boy Scouts" and "Boy Scouts of America" without fanfare.
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The Chicago Blackhawks have slipped back into third place in the Central Division and it doesn't get any easier for them Monday night as the Pacific Division-leading Los Angeles Kings pay a visit.
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There wasn't a certain day that friends stopped cautiously asking me how I was doing; the conversations just changed as I slipped back into a social life and stopped looking like I was on hallucinogens.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling slipped back below $1.31 on Monday, with signs of division as the Conservative government wades into Brexit talks weighing on the currency after it soared to its highest levels in 10 months.
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The euro had earlier traded higher on the day against the greenback as Asian share prices stabilised, but it slipped back as European stock markets opened lower again, having staged a modest recovery on Wednesday.
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The supply cut helped boost crude prices above $58 a barrel in January, but prices have since slipped back to around $54 as the effort to clear a supply glut has taken longer than expected.
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But traders found some hope in figures showing the U.S. employment rate slipped back below 4 percent and average hourly earnings accelerated by 0.4 percent, helping to reduce the dollar's losses during the previous session.
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But traders found some hope in figures showing the U.S. employment rate slipped back below 4 percent and average hourly earnings accelerated by 0.4 percent, helping to reduce the greenback's losses during the previous session.
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Although the dollar briefly pared some of its losses after Navarro's comments, it slipped back to 109.57 yen, down 113 percent on the day and near the two-week low of 109.365 touched on Monday.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures hit 22 highs of $11.93 per barrel on Wednesday but had slipped back to $211.9 per barrel by 267 GMT, which was slightly above their last settlement.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures hit 11.93 highs of $211.9 per barrel on Wednesday but had slipped back to $267 per barrel by 261 GMT, which was slightly above their last settlement.
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Euro zone government bond yields slipped back towards record lows on Thursday as economic indicators and corporate earnings deepened gloom on the global economy and increased bets on interest-rate cuts by major central banks.
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Some 27 of the 43 brokerage analysts that cover Netflix continue to back the stock with "buy" ratings, compared to just three with "sell" ratings, although its shares have slipped back since last week's results.
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Sterling slipped back 0.2 percent but held well above $1.30 following Tuesday's surge on hopes Prime Minister Theresa May can make progress in Brussels on Wednesday as she tries to tweak her Brexit withdrawal agreement.
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By the numbers: Support for the national health plan rose from around 40% in 2000 to a high of 59% in March of 2018, but had slipped back to 51% by October of this year.
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He was thirsty, crazy thirsty, but he forced himself to stay where he was till it was dark, then slipped back into the park to get a drink at the faucet in the rest room.
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While the new all-time high production shows American drillers pulled ahead of Saudi Arabia to briefly become the world's second biggest producer, the United States may have slipped back into third place in December.
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SEOUL, Feb 3 (Reuters) - South Korea's factory activity slipped back to contraction in January on weak domestic sales, a private business survey showed on Monday, suggesting persistent pressure on an economy struggling to regain its footing.
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The government body said average UK house prices peaked at £232,000 ($287,000) in August 2018 but slipped back to £229,000 in May 2019 as price falls in London and South East England dragged on the average.
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LONDON, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Sterling slipped back towards $1.30 on Friday, ending the week in much the same place as it started, with worries over Britain's exit from the European Union keeping pressure on the currency.
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"This is all the more welcome given the purchasing managers disappointingly reporting that overall euro zone services and manufacturing output slipped back to a 19-month low in August," IHS Global Insight economist Howard Archer said.
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Speaking at a Reuters Breakingviews event, Rehn said that the ECB is ready to "adjust and use" all its policy instruments if required adding that the timing of any ECB interest rate rise had slipped back.
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Initially, Vida thought that the works in exhibition would take that form, but they slipped back into having linguistic content, and lost some of their abstraction as they began to resemble scripts and scenes and conversations.
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Brent has since slipped back as investors took the view that OPEC's actions aren't doing enough to drain excess inventories from the global crude market, with the price slumping to close at $50.92 a barrel on Tuesday.
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The euro has been one of the currencies to climb on the broad-based dollar weakness of recent weeks and it had slipped back to $1.1145 ahead of U.S. trading from Tuesday's two-month high at $33.
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The cascades of yellow cassia flowers glow brighter at night and suddenly, passing waste lots filled with sugar palms, you feel the whole city has slipped back into the forest that it was only 100 years ago.
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The deal to curb output propelled crude prices above $213 a barrel in January but they have since slipped back to a $23 to $22 range as the effort to drain global inventories has taken longer than expected.
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The deal to curb output propelled crude prices above $58 a barrel in January but they have since slipped back to a $50 to $54 range as the effort to drain global inventories has taken longer than expected.
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Red Bull's Dutch driver Max Verstappen was best of the rest in the first session, at a circuit owned by the energy drink company, but slipped back to fifth later on and behind Australian team mate Daniel Ricciardo.
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After recovering strongly into the start of this year, the pound has slipped back against the dollar towards the levels seen after the 21 Brexit referendum, amid uncertainty over the outcome of Britain's departure from the European Union.
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But Brent crude prices slipped back below $50 in the second quarter as U.S. shale production surged, sparking a wave of price forecast downgrades from banks and prompting investors to focus again on cost cutting by oil companies.
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The deal to curb output propelled crude prices above $58 a barrel in January but they have since slipped back to a $45 to $50 range as the effort to drain global inventories has taken longer than expected.
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Just three months after giving birth and ramping up her gyms sessions again, Kardashian slipped back into a swimsuit, but the star got candid with fans on Twitter, explaining that her body didn't look exactly as it seemed on social media.
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No change to text.) SEOUL, Feb 3 (Reuters) - South Korea's factory activity slipped back to contraction in January on weak domestic sales, a private business survey showed on Monday, suggesting persistent pressure on an economy struggling to regain its footing.
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By 123 GMT, though, sterling had slipped back to $1.2403, leaving it down a third of a percent on the day and in the middle of the $1.20-$1.28 range it has broadly traded in over the past six months.
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The new mom, 34, made headlines on Sunday when she slipped back into a bikini just three months after giving birth to daughter True Thompson, with her sister Kendall Jenner sharing a video of Kardashian showing off her post-baby body.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The leftist front-runner for Mexico's presidency has retained his lead ahead of this year's election while the ruling party hopeful failed to gain traction during the festive season and slipped back slightly, a poll showed on Wednesday.
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Prices in China, the world's biggest coal user, have slipped back 16 percent from their two-year peak of 610 yuan ($88.83) per tonne two months ago, but they are still profitably high after a couple of barren years for miners.
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His village was full of P.K.K. sympathizers, including his parents, who ardently supported the group's vision for a Kurdish state, and would shelter and feed its armed rebels as they slipped back and forth from their strongholds in the mountains.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Maria Sharapova slipped back into an all-too-familiar routine on Monday as the Russian came up short for the 24th time in 26 matches against Serena Williams to exit the U.S. Open in the first round.
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But bank stocks were the biggest drag on Europe's STOXX 212 on Wednesday as they also slipped back after gaining strongly in the last week on the tax cut plan, as analysts raised concerns that European lenders will benefit less than U.S. peers.
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The euro was slipped back under $20.2 after more talk of ultra-cheap ECB bank loans, while Sweden's crown dived to a 21-year low against the dollar as inflation data came in decidedly weak just two months after its milestone rate hike.
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Buttigieg — the South Bend mayor who rose from more-or-less nowhere this past spring, slipped back a bit in the summer, and now looks like a front-runner for the Iowa caucuses — is coming into the fifth primary debate amid a resurgence.
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Mr. Trump often cites specific cases of undocumented immigrants committing or being charged with crimes, like the 2015 killing in San Francisco of Kathryn Steinle, whose accused killer had repeatedly been convicted of crimes and deported, yet slipped back into the United States.
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Oil prices slipped back from near 6.323 1/2-year highs as the talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron eased concerns Washington may reinstate sanctions against Iran, although Trump refrained from committing to staying in a 2015 nuclear deal.
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But sometime in the first few months of living together — between starting new internships, fighting over how often the dishes were done, waging war against cockroaches, and spending less and less time together — we stopped being girlfriends and slipped back into just being friends.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The euro fell to a day's low versus the dollar and core German bond yields slipped back towards zero on Tuesday after several European Central Bank policymakers expressed doubt about a long projected growth recovery in the second half of the year.
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Ko is renowned for the best wedge game on the LPGA Tour and remarkable composure for one so young but the holes steadily ran out for her as she slipped back into a tie for third after closing with a three-over-par 75.
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After overtaking the market capitalizations of General Motors Co and Ford Motor in 5003, Tesla slipped back below GM in January, and on Friday it dipped back below the market value of Ford, which saw its stock surge 10% after reporting a better-than-expected quarter.
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After overtaking the market capitalizations of General Motors Co and Ford Motor in 2017, Tesla slipped back below GM in January, and on Friday it dipped back below the market value of Ford, which saw its stock surge 10% after reporting a better-than-expected quarter.
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Veon has been overhauling its telecoms business to reinvent itself as an internet player with the VEON messaging app, but after returning to growth late last year it slipped back into the red this year, blaming impairments, bond redemptions and losses at its Italian joint venture.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling slipped back below $90.343 in quiet trade on Wednesday, nearing a 2-1/2-week low, as investors looked to key data due next week for clues on the health of the British economy as the country prepares to leave the European Union.
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Lewis had got to 12 under with five holes to play and needed only pars coming in to dip under 60 but he slipped back with bogeys at the fifth (his 14th hole), eighth and ninth to finish level with Belgium's Thomas Pieters and Swede Joakim Lagergren.
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Taking advantage of the serpentine back hallways and exits of the convention center, Manafort slipped back to Trump headquarters inside the Westin hotel, where only aides wearing special pins --- a white circle bearing either a blue star or a red star --- could access the sixth and seventh floors.
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Back in the pilot we got a look at Midge's secret bedtime routine, where she went to sleep fully primped, removed all the smoke and mirrors while Joel slept, woke up with the first ray of dawn to re-primp, and then slipped back into bed with Joel none the wiser.
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By the end of the battle, much of the once-thriving city of Mosul was reduced to rubble; countless people had been wounded, killed or driven from their homes; and the Islamic State, knocked from its perch as the city's governing entity, had slipped back into the underground, where it remains.
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Brazil's real swung between gains and losses with data showing the country's services sector activity shrank in June for the third month in a row - the clearest warning sign yet that the economy may have slipped back into recession, adding pressure to pass pension reforms seen as crucial in shoring up the economy.
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That would lend the whole thing some context and logic, albeit in retrospect; whereas now that Leicester have slipped back into the lower regions, and the division as a whole has already clicked back into that familiar old power structure, last season seems just as preposterous and inexplicable as it ever did.
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"WTI oil slipped back below the $50 per barrel level, amid concerns that the lack of inventory drawdown since the OPEC production cuts is a sign that the cuts are not enough to rebalance supply and demand and put a floor under prices," said William O'Loughlin, investment analyst at Rivkin Securities in a note on Monday.
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Q3 ** JPM says cost base and M&A contribution phasing implies stronger y/y profit growth in Q4 than Q3 ** Peel Hunt ("add"; PT 5,430p): PH says company was "on track" even as U.S. new housing data slipped back slightly and commercials markets only grew modestly (Reporting by Yadarisa Shabong and Justin George Varghese in Bengaluru)
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The STOXX Europe 600 Oil & Gas index fell 0.5 percent, making it the top sectoral faller, after crude oil prices slipped back below the $50-per-barrel mark.. Spain's IBEX fell 0.4 percent, underperforming the rest of Europe as its banks continued to be hit by news of a surprise cash call at Banco Popular, which fell more than 6 percent.
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The euro topped $1.10 in early Asian trading for the first time since Donald Trump's U.S. election win, but it had slipped back to just below that level by 2220 GMT, and even its earlier peak of $1.1024 represented just a 0.2 percent rise — a tenth of the size of the move seen in the wake of the first round of the election two weeks ago.
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Having performed the piece last year in Los Angeles and Chicago, she knew what would happen when she slipped back into the role of the playwright's mother, a Florida chaplain, sitting alone onstage to recount the story of her violent abduction in 1997 and the five brutal months that followed, as her captor dragged her across the South from motel room to motel room, frightened and isolated.
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The euro topped $1.10 EUR=EBS in early Asian trading for the first time since Donald Trump's U.S. election win, but it had slipped back to just below that level by 183 GMT, and even its earlier peak of $1.1024 represented just a 0.2 percent rise -- a tenth of the size of the move seen in the wake of the first round of the election two weeks ago.
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LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Sterling slipped back a little on Wednesday after its strongest one-day gains in over three months on a trade-weighted basis, having been boosted after a UK government lawyer said parliament would have to ratify any deal to take Britain out of the EU. Having fallen to a record low last week on worries that Britain would undergo a "hard" exit from the European Union, in which access to the single market was sacrificed for the sake of tighter controls on immigration, the Bank of England's trade-weighted sterling index jumped 1.4 percent on Tuesday .
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